rain from allentown, and rumbles of thunder in the trenton area. and we're seeing another complex to the south about to go through the baltimore/washington, d.c. area. heading out to drive between baltimore and d.c., you have a half hour and the rain and storms move in. additional storms later this afternoon, and a few on the strong side. slight risk of severe storms, baltimore, washington, trenton, new york city. not a lot of times they get severe weather. no tornados, but damaging wind and hail. >> all right, stay tuned for that. thank you. >>> two u.s. states to want green bag the firing squads. tell you which ones. >>> a spanish bullfight is called up a for first time in 35 years. can you guess why? first look is back in three. good job! still running in the morning? yeah. getting your vegetables every day? when i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories. but they don't yet know we're a family. we're right where you need us. at the next job, next adventure or at the next e

now 6, trenton has a wheelchair, though he prefers to crawl.y buzzard. >> jan come pick up the car and took the car from her uncle's house and we never heard anything of it. >> they took it away and never said anything to you. >> never said a word to us. if the air bags was able to deploy, i believe they'd be standing here today. >> reporter: this report filed by the national highway safety administration ten-month safety crash shows the cobalt ignition switch was in the accessory position means that the air bags, power brakes and power steering was not working. did they ever say i'm sorry. >> never, never. not even a phone call, i'm sorry, nothing. >> reporter: the buzzards say they're speaking out in part because they don't want others to go through what they have. >> this is a lifetime problem for my son. not only for me and my wife but for him. he has to live with this every single day of his life, and that's not right. >> regarding the lawsuit filed on tuesday gm issued the statement. while we can't address specific suits, mary barra and o

>> reporter: now six, trenton has a wheelchair, though he prefers to crawl. his father, robbie buzard: >> g.m. come, picked up the car and took the car from her uncle's house, and we never heard anything of it. >> reporter: they took this away and never said... >> never said a word. >> reporter: ...anything to you. >> never said a word to us. if the airbags were able to deploy, i believe they would be standing here today. >> reporter: this report, filed by the national highway traffic safety administration ten months after the crash, shows the cobalt's ignition switch was in the accessory position. that means the airbags, power brakes, and power steering were not working. has anybody ever said sorry? >> never, no, nothing, not an e- mail, phone call, letter, nothing. nothing. >> reporter: the buzards say they're speaking out now in part because they don't want others to go through what they have. >> this is a lifetime problem for my son. not only for me and my wife, but for him. he has to live with this every single day of his life, and that's not right. >> r

"hardball" starts right now. >> star witness in trenton. let's play "hardball."hris matthews in washington. let me start tonight with this breakthrough in the christie case. today, right on television, a christie aide said on the record that she had been told to destroy evidence, to cover up the efforts by trenton officials to punish mayors who didn't play ba

williams' was base commander, trenton the largest airbase in canada. celebrated, decorated military bigwig with a reputation impeccable. they asked him a question or two and let him go on his way, but also they put a tail on him just in case. this guy couldn't be the suspect, not possible. lucy critch could have told them that. she's a retired sergeant who once worked for cornell williams. >> i've never seen colonel williams conduct himself unprofessionally or inappropriately ever. >> they could have had absolute assurance from his character from the man who knew him about as well as anybody. >> there was three friends in my life that have been close friends and gotten into my inner circle and know my family and that and russ was one of them. >> as close as they get? >> yeah, as close as they get. >> jeff farquahar met russell williams in college. jeff discovered he was livering living with a controlling neat freak. >> >> we had a couple names. drill sergeant and mother goose. >> and that kind of thing. >> it didn't last. before long, they were buddies

. >> star witness in trenton. let's play "hardball." good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start tonight with this breakthrough in the christie case. today, right on television, a christie aide said on the record that she had been told to destroy evidence, to cover up the efforts by trenton officials to punish mayors who didn't play ball. the person she said gave that order was bridgel kelly. the christie aide who sent that eye-popping e-mail, "time for some traffic problems in ft. lee." more damning than this evidence of cover-up was the insiders culture of the christie operation that was exposed today, this time on the public record. the star witness who testified christine renna said the fact that the office might be punishing a mayor for political reasons was business as usual. certainly nothing to blow the whistle over. with this, the new jersey investigating committee got its first on the record testimony of the inside culture of a governor's office where punishment and reward were apparently meted out in the run-

. >> star witness in trenton. let's play "hardball."is matthews in washington. let me start tonight with this breakthrough in the christie case. today, right on television, a christie aide said on the record that she had been told to destroy evidence, to cover up the efforts by trenton officials to punish mayors who didn't play ball. the person she said gave that order was bridgel kelly. the christie aide who sent that eye-popping e-mail, "time for some traffic problems in ft. lee." more damni t

more bomb shell testimony in trenton. yesterday, one of christie's top campaign staffers whose job it was to secure endorsements on christie's campaign for re-election provided us with another link between the chain of christie's campaign and the office of the governor. he said he received a call around 7:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m., on august 12th from christie's deputy chief of staff bridget kelly. she wanted information about fort lee mayor mark sokolich. here's mowers testimony. >> she called to check in, if i recall correctly, and some of this is going to be paraphrasing from recollection, she said, is mayor sokolich endorsing? i said, no, you know, he's not. he's definitely not endorsing, right, not going to happen. i said, no, not going to happen. from everything i know, it's door shut, not going to happen. she said, okay, that's all i need to know. >> bridget kelly discovers from him, learns officially at 7:00 p.m. one night the door's shut on any endorsement for governor christie by the mayor of fort lee. well, the next m

cobolt lost power and steering seconds before they were hit head-on by a drunk driver. 12 month old trenton was paralyzed. six years old he's confined to a wheelchair. >> he'll never be that football star or that baseball player or, you know, anything like that. his life is changed forever. >> reporter: so far gm acknowledges more than 30 crashes and 13 deaths connected to the defects. in a statement today, mary barra said we learned a great deal from this recall. we'll focus on the goal of becoming an industry leader in safety. the national highway traffic safety administration is also under fire for failing to act sooner. meanwhile, industry watchdogs believe the company has gotten off easy. >> it's a slap on the wrist for gm to pay a $35 million fine when they are a $100 billion corporation. >> reporter: federal regulators are asking congress to raise the maximum fine it could levee from levy from $35 million to $300 million in the future. gm is paying a $7,000 a day penalty for failing to provide all of the documents the government demanded. meanwhile, it's facing mounting lawsuits and

christie took a lot of people with him to trenton when he became governor.ourse, there are a lot of people still left there. and this is one of the concerns that dawn zimmer had expressed in her diary about not being comfortable with going to the u.s. prosecutor in newark because of this fact. because christie still had friends there and there was a genuine concern that a current u.s. attorney wouldn't be willing to investigate one of their own. our understanding, though, based on reporting is that fishman, in fact, didn't really like the way christie politicized the office when he was in it. didn't like the way christie leaked to the media. so fishman's office has been very frustrating for reporters to deal with. and that he is serious about building a case in a very methodical way. that's why if it seems leak it's been taking a long time, that's why. and it really hasn't. but if it were to seem that way, that's what's been going on here. there's been a sort of deliberate effort to make sure that whenever they come public with something, if there's an indic

pls for helping adst to ghchoo d thath five dayrlr of an 11-year-olstudent named trenton who was killed in a hit-and-runccidt. where we stand now is, we had the wake yeerday, and a lot of students did go, particularlyis classmate the students asked to take books and maals and clude that as part of a memorial in thelassroom. i thk that had we not gone through the process of letting them grieve, we probably would have seen a lot suspensions we probably would have seen a high absence rate. we probably would have see children just stting do. but if you're going to educate children, teach children, you have to gi them an opportunity to lee the things that are bothering them. nd to have some kind of ongoing support r the classroom tre's a forum for them to talk about hothey're feel and to talk about things long beyond l the attention they're getting right now. these students meet week to share feelings about peop have died- memerough illness anotr ti through violce kd of internt can he prevent such disorders as major depression, adjustment dde and aumaorders as mstss dorr.ssion, e membf e me

>> reporter: there was emotional testimony here in the trenton state capitol. this from christina runna and she said the office was shocked and stunned and a lot of tears and emotional and she had nothing to do with the closure of the lanes on the george washington bridge. she testified two and half-hours. they are in a lunch break and will reseem later this afternoon. most of the testimony was the centered on the inner affairs agency. the panel tried to portray the agency full of retributions. and keeping a list. she called the office nonpartisan. and she testified a lot about fired deputy brit edge ann kelly and time for traffic problems in fort lee. she said kelly called her and in an emotional phone call ordered her to delete the e-mail in which kelly responded good from mark about the bridge lane closures. renna said she kept it to protect herself. >> she sounded nervous and then she said you know, just do me a favor and get rid of it. >> what did you understand her to mean? >> i clarified. you want me to delete the e-mail. i said that to her and she said

something similar in trenton, new jersey of the there are 12 members.of those members are democrats. four of those members are republicans. you have twice as many democrats as republicans. and the republicans aren't boycotting the investigation of chris christie. >> the republicans aren't boycotting the investigation. and i think nancy pelosi has also been pretty clear at the onset of the select committee. let's have equal numbers. six and six, five and five. four and four. >> what does she have against that? >> why can't we have equal side debate league or fair and balanced debate here? >> why not do it even steven? >> let me tell you, i will use the answer that obama usually gives, is that the republicans were the winners. they get to be the deciders. there is a reason the american people put the republicans in charge of the house. >> they shouldn't -- it shouldn't be about the republicans. it should be about the people who died. >> this is about -- this is your point, what is fair is having a -- >> let her finish. >> excuse me. this is about -- this

steve ba shir won and then rand paul won in 2010, and they are in the cincinnati suburbs and trent trentone and lexington and then the college area home of bowling green. they need to run up the score in lexington and louisville to have a chance, and remember, that mitch mcconnell is from louisville. and chris jansing is coming up live in studio to have a live meeting with the president after his meeting with the v.a. secretary. that meeting is in an hour. [ female announcer ] there's a gap out there. that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve. at humana, we believe if healthcare changes, if it becomes simpler... if frustration and paperwork decrease... if grandparents get to live at home instead of in a home... the gap begins to close. so let's simplify things. let's close the gap between people and care. ♪ let's close the gap between people and care. when we arrived at our hotel in new york, the porter was so incredibly careful careless with our bags. and the room they gave us, it was beautiful. a broom closet. but the best part, / worst part, was the shower. my wife drying herse

as if president obama was the one stalking the halls of the legislature in topeka and trenton, telling them to cut the corporate tax rate. but new figures out today from the budget that president obama actually does have something to do with shows that his government, the federal government, ran a $107 billion surplus last month. this is the second time in five months that the federal government has been in surplus. the new projections on the overall federal budget for a federal government that has not cut taxes but in fact raised taxes on the richest people in the country is that the federal budget deficit is plummeting. republican governors who thought that cutting taxes would have this kind of result on their own deficits but instead they experienced the opposite? they can try to blame president obama all they want for their own problems, but chart imitates life. this is what has actually happened under president obama. the deficit dropping faster than at any time since the end of world war ii. >>> good tuesday morning. right now on "first look," unstoppable. nasa says glaciers are

wildstein vet that plan with the powers that be in trenton.im, coming from one of christie's closest allies, directly contradicts what the governor said the very next day. what happens next? joining me now is criminal defense attorney brian weiss who has experience with political corruption cases. thanks for being here, brian. >> good to see you, rev. >> there's a lot of names and characters in this bridgegate scandal, but nobody more central than bill stepien. and nobody closer to the governor. and now he's directly contributing christie it appears. what's your take on this, brian? >> well, i think what you need to understand, this is just no ordinary civil service chuckle head. this was the governor's wartime councilier. they both can't be telling the truth. but when i saw the news coverage on this the other day, i was immediate immediately reminisce assistant of roger clemens detestimony before congress where he claimed that fellow teammate new york andy pettitte misremembered what he told him about the use of hgh. this may be a case where

eric shawn is live in trenton where it's all happening. >> he is the blunt, pugnacious press secretary to governor chris christie. and during his testimony today, michael says in his words, the idea and plan to close the lanes was, quote, idiotic. he's continuing his testimony right now in front of the new jersey assembly and senate investigative committee. he said he didn't have anything to do with it. and he also said that governor christie was not involved at all either. called closing the lanes, abusive, unnecessary, strange and bizarre. he said he confronted bridget and kelly afterwards who sent the infamous e-mail, time for traffic problems in fort lee. he said bridget was dismissive, waved her hand at him and shooed him away. and he testified about david wildstein who allegedly carried out this plan. they did it together the night before wildstein resigned. he said wildstein told him both kelly and the governor's former chief of staff and campaign manager were aware about the plan. he also said that he told the governor about it as it was happening. but governor christie does no

will be taking the witness stand in a new round of legislative hearings starting next weekend in trentont has plummeted in national and local polls in new jersey. and today, some of his donors are running in exodus for jeb bush. in private conversations that are now seeping into public view, some donors are signalling to tryst christie's camp that should mr. bush enter the race, their first loyalty would be to him, not mr. christie. this is according to interviews with more than two dozen of those fat cats. you, sir, have been the star of the story, so report. is christie off on some cloud nine on this thing? and if so he's the only one there because these other republicans who are very conscious of money and winning. that's what they mean to these big guys. they think he's not their guy right now. they're looking at bush. >> they're smart. they know there's uncertainty. what christie is doing and saying publicly is what he has to do and say. he has to hope there's some kind of exoneration that comes out of this. >> isn't that his problem, he won't get a clearance early. there will be al

and 4,000 miles away from trenton, at the ancient coliseum in rome, the romans celebrated what new jersey did by lighting up that monument. and then they did it again in 2009, when the state of new mexico abolished the death penalty. and then they did it again in 2012, when connecticut abolished the death penalty. and then they did it again last year in may when the great state of maryland abolished the death penalty. it's kind of amazing, right. what does the city of rome in italy halfway around the world, what do they care if a murderer convicted in baltimore gets life in prison or the death penalty? turns out, they care. they care very, very much. italy is very, very much against the death penalty. and it's not like they don't know their own history with it. i mean, there's a reason why they picked the place where they used to throw the christians to the lions as the place from which they would urge the rest of the world to put that kind of history behind them. in april 2010, the food and drug administration sent a warning letter to the company that operated this factory in rocky mount

was he carrying back messages about what they would like trenton to be hearing at committee hearings. >> what it underscores how political chris christie made all of the offices that were not supposed to be political. this is the port authority, not to be supposed political. this is the counsel's office of the port authority. the issue of how kwan has risen in the ranks because of the fact that he was an ally to chris christie. this is someone who had all kinds of a checkered past in relation to his family's liquor store business and possible tax evasion. the governor tried to appoint to the supreme court a move by the way, which you know, steve, was intended to sway the balance of the supreme court and tilt it in fave of republicans. >> i'll say this, this was a ticking time bomb with the port authority. the port authority has been a dumping ground for patronage for so long. in new jersey politics for years the best job you could get, supposedly, democrat or republican if you talked to them they dreamed somebody from their party would win the governor's office and that they would get

then the state attorney general came in from trenton and stopped the prosecution.red the local prosecutors that brought the case, the lead prosecutor says they took all of the case files and evidence back to the state capital and ended it. whether or not this is why, it turns out the sheriff getting prosecuted, turned out to be an important political ally of newly elected governor of the state. the guy with the fake badge turned out to be an important donor to the governor just elected, and the attorney general that came in to get rid of that case, was appointed by the governor. that story has always been creepy. today, the associated press obtained and published what appear to be notes at the time the prosecution was going on by one of the prosecutors involved in it. when the hunterdon county realized attorney general was come in and quash the prosecution, local prosecutors kept notes in the event it is necessary to explain my handling of the case, protect my reputation or my job. that prosecutor quit in protest, is suing the state. another prosecutor fired is als

. >>> and we head to trenton, new jersey, because those investigating the bridge scandal is going to hear from a former christie aide. and as for christie, he was a target at the white house dinner. for more than 30 million patients? or that our software helps over 20 million smartphone users remotely configure e-mail every month? or how about processing nearly $5 billion in electronic toll payments a year? in fact, today's xerox is working in surprising ways to help companies simplify the way work gets done and life gets lived. with xerox, you're ready for real business. and life gets lived. my she's awesome.st, when i go in there, i want to be awesome too. so i've totally gone pro with crest pro-health. go pro with crest pro-health. the first time i tried crest pro-health it felt different, i mean it felt clean. crest pro-health protects all these areas dentists check most. she's going to do backflips when she sees this. 4 out of 5 dentists confirmed these pro-health products helped maintain a professional clean. i am extremely impressed. i guess that's what happens when you go pro

. >> i go to trenton, my homie's going to be there, my family going to come see me. will be good. sit back, kick back, whatever. buy a little tv. got a little cooler in the room. cook your food, eat, you know what i mean. go out in the yard, blow it down, you know what i mean, kick it with your homeys. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. ♪ >>> the investigators are trying to figure out what prompted a man to start shooting at police in hackensack. >> any crime involving law enforcement, we take a little more personally. >> a police shootout leaves a paroled inmate in the hospital with 14 bullet wounds, and two other men are arrested for the connection tm.

. >> i'm from trenton, new jersey. ready to go home.n here too long. >> 65% of our population are out of county residents. a lot of them are for drugs. they are going into the city or coming out, they get pulled over. they use bergen county because its use of artery highways. down the eastern seaboard. so a lot of those individuals are incarcerated here. >> most of the roughly 900 inmates housed here have been accused of crimes and are awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. like many, deanna collins is not only from somewhere else, philadelphia, she's also facing drug charges. but she's unique in another way. >> what happened to your hair? >> really? it was a process. and it fell out. it's horrible. >> it was a process? >> yeah. chemical. just fell out. >> at the beauty parlor? >> yeah. >> i had a chemical treatment. i was supposed to be doing body wave and changing my hair color and they ended up singeing off my hair. now that i look like this, i look like such a scum bag and i look like such like not the kind of person you w

that and be given the content that the anc with inventing itself on the abc can see cutbacks back at trenton that effect. that means that i was about eighty people he ever owned an antique keys and france. all anti musical events didn't see him today it was a big difference. i'm not that you can see them as long as it came in that seat and told him no christian can and that says something. none of the anc but there's a lot to be said about the people that anc has on we will remain at the acs and had to concede to cancel the cracks this doesn't happen on top of the cheesy had withdrawn from the dnc is done fast but not to be said about the fact that many people in red berets and ut six today. then sitting right now. and securing attitude that they were for it in a case of opposition. i'm kristen many of the fertile lot of people saying that um is soft and doesn't have a universal suffrage for the president the parliament didn't like the prez on twenty first and jacob's emo will be re elected that maybe sometime down the line. perhaps this summer. we will see sumo pushed out. what's your predi

for the first time, a christie staffer who was inside that trenton office before, during and after the out. publicly and under oath.

and just remember who shepherded that playstation 4, jack trenton. of sony computer entertain. i say was. why do they let the people who know what they're doing go? i don't get that. fiat chrysler is making a bold bet. what they're doing is not what everybody else is doing. the auto giant is looking past electric and hybrid cars and suvs and focusing on transmission specifically. you're not a gearhead, don't tune out because jeff flock is going to explain it all. he's live at the brand new fiat chrysler plant in tipton, indiana. jeff, we saw some incredible video of his workers hugging him earlier. >> reporter: he is a rock star in plants like this all around the country. this is the world's newest transmission plant. it's not far from the world's largest transmission plant. and this is the bet with, liz, it's right here. this is a nine-speed transmission. nobody else has a nine-speed. it makes the engine much more efficient. and take a look at the impact, what the impact of that is. if you look at the old jeep liberty that they replaced with the new

and 4,000 miles away from trenton, at the ancient coliseum

just these -- what you're starting to break down the competition is coming, that trenton to milwaukeeay long delta. american is my favorite -- >> incredible -- >> american incredible contributed to david tepper being able to make over $3 billion last year, given his large ownership in the debt of american. incredible what happened there. but obviously delta, 112% rise. >> they bought the refinery, they've got great labor relations. at least the company says that. but doug parker at american, still my favorite as much as i like delta. just because the possibility of a $6 number there for earnings power is very much here and i think that stock goes to, are you ready? $60. >> amr. >> $60. >> yes. >> whole idea of capital return in this industry is still something i'm not getting my head around. >> i'm not backing away. >> cost of capital never -- >> they've always had to compete, but the anti-trust -- the pro-trust division of the justice department -- >> let's them -- >> i saw attorney general holder this week. used to jab him about that. having solvent air carriers is not a bad thing.

chevy cobalt lost power and steering seconds before they were hit by a drunk driver. 12-month-old trenton in the backseat was paralyzed. today, 6 years old, he must use a wheelchair. >> he will never be able to be that football star or that, you know, baseball player or, you know, anything like that. his life is changed forever. >> reporter: so far, gm acknowledges 31 crashes and 13 deaths associated with the defects. in a statement, ceo mary barra said we have learned a great deal from this recall. we will now focus on the goal of becoming an industry leader in safety. many victims' advocates believe general motors has only been hit with a slap on the wrist. >> it will not make gm think twice again. they can make that $35 million back before the end of today's business. >> federal regulators are asking congress to eventually raise the maximum fine it can levy from $35 million to $300 million. gm is also paying a $700,000 a day penalty for failing to provide all of the documents the government has demanded. meanwhile, it's facing mounting lawsuits and a justice department criminal investi

[applause] [inaudible] -- is going to be talking specifically about the policy proposal in trenton, the agenda being unveiled today. with both contributors to the project and observers whose reactions we would like to hear. i was very briefly introduce this panel because so many of them are well known to you. ramesh ponnuru is a senior editor at "national review," a fellow here at the aei, a visiting fellow, and a columnist for bloomberg. you fall within -- yuval levin, our coast for this morning's program, and a herzog fellow at the public policy center. a columnist, a contributor at cnn, and he has been advising yg network. and peter is also a fellow and a veteran of the past three republican administrations. i thought i would ask shortly the question of each one of our panelists, and get the quick responses and then leave time for questions from the audience. let me begin with pete. pete, who are the middle-class and white an agenda focused on the middle-class? >> good morning, everybody. i'm happy to be with you. [inaudible] >> people to my right are going to do political philosophy

privately with you, but it's a picture of two young people who were actually, died of an overdose from trentonand the drugs were actually found of their on the scene. we've had those cases all over the united states. the second is it's not on that, it's causing long-term psychotic depression or psychological damage to our young people. but the most alarming thing, and i want you to make a comment on this first, is my understanding from that operation that the great majority of these funds are being made, and we're talking millions and millions of dollars, were being sent to terrorist organizations in yemen and lebanon. so i would ask you first of all, we're talking about hundreds of millions of dollars of sale of synthetic drugs here in the united states being used to fund terrorism, our enemies. and, of course, do you believe that synthetic drugs proceeds are funding terrorists and is this a national security issue? that would be my first question. >> sir, i agree with you. i recently attended a briefing on transnational criminal organizations that are engaged in billions of illegal narcotic

calls for the trenton mayor to resign in the wake of some new audio and video. from the denver post. and, a related story on marijuana from the front page of the pits were post-gazette. -- of the pittsburgh post-gazette. more on the benghazi investigation and the latest from senate republicans, including senator lindsey graham, who followed john mccain on the senate floor yesterday with these remarks. >> a talk about 25 thousand documents they provided. -- they talk about 25,000 documents they provided. it is a relevance of the documents and significance of the documents. the reason they did not want you, me, and anyone else in about this e-mail, because the use smoking guns that show that people on the white house level now these are people i work for the administration, were very intent on shaping the story about benghazi away from what they knew to be the truth. here's the problem for the white house. this was seven weeks before an election. president obama had said repeatedly that latin is dead, al qaeda is on the run, the wars receding. my foreign policy is

it's the policy of licking his wounds standing under a bridge in trenton not looking towards 2016, but, it's looking at christie looking at a comeback run. he's taking on rand paul's point of view. >> taking on rand paul's point of view, going after the incumbent president, republicans don't like, smart? >> it's a twofer. as much as barack obama, he wants to be this unapologetic interventioner in this politics. someone that's going to stand up bold as a foot prints in the world. i think in his class, his neck of the woods, it makes sense. when it comes to authority, i think that's a whole other question. that is his bid right there. talking about himself, and sort of his view in a way that's bigger than bridges over the hudson river. >> we've talked to mitt romney's role after losing in the national politics. he's playing a role in local politics. i want to compliment him. the 82-year-old police chief, the town in new hampshire where mitt romney owns a home. he used the n word describing the president. he said the vial epithet used and confirmed by the commissioner has no place in our

one last thunderstorm drenching the capital in new jersey, downtown trenton.another round of storms is possible later today. we're under what we call a slight risk of severe weather. some of those storms could be strong enough to knock down some trees with minor wind damage and also a possibility of some small hail. our friends are on west coast are looking at a quiet, tranquil weather pattern. at reagan international airport, no delays there but storms are possible later this evening. i missed you, too.ou. hi buddy. mom! awesome! dad!! i missed you. ♪ oh... daddy. chevrolet and its dealers proudly support military appreciation month. with the industry's best military purchase program, for all that have served. really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues... great terms... let's clo

if this were again coming from trenton, it would have been on the first page today. >>> coming up on "morning joe," if the nba thought clippers owner donald sterling would go gently into that night, think again. he plans to fight his punishment. also this scene was months in the making. what syrian rebels pulled off against president assad's army. and in news you can't use, idaho gubernatorial debate you won't want to miss. why this primary candidate stole the show and why he was even on the debate stage last night. willie, i may be wearing that after this weekend. but first here's bill kairns with a check on the forecast. >> but not wearing that outfit. >> that's one of the funniest things i've seen. the rain this morning, it is just torrential coming down right through washington, d.c. there's a sheets of rain, it's like a tropical down pour right over the beltway. so if you can wait a bit before you head out, there's a lot of water on the roads right now. we've had almost 4 inches of rain at dulles. at reagan about an inch and a half. it is pouring as you can see. the green is the