dolly in the unofficial sphere and dolly as the charismatic figure. so let's go back to that june day when war is declared. james madison has resisted the idea of war for as long as he could. so remember his goal as unity by putting off his decision to go to bar he had the partisan flames. james' party, the republicans may have celebrated the declaration with parades and canon fire, but in the northeast federalist territory, flames hung at half-mast and church bells tolled warmth. the federalists most of whom were from new england would feel the brunt -- the declaration of war only increases pressure on james especially when he learned that two days before the declaration the british government had repealed the orders and council that had restricted neutral trade and was one of the main reasons for going to war, but it was too late to stop the marshall momentum. it spoke of threats to the president and assassinations by both dagger or poison. disguised as women coming to the white house to steal james' papers. washington city felt even more uneased as

. >>> we talk about the unofficial start to summer with memorial day and the metrological summer, but the kids are out of school and it's summer. the beach traffic backed up from the bridge was insane today. everybody is going down there. >> not you. >> we are here. >> all right. let's see what we can do now for the first official weekend of summer. as declared by the school kids getting out of school. how about that? it's going to be real, real nice this weekend. so if you're going to be staying here, it's going to be good. if you're going to be headed out to the shore, that's going to be nice as well. enjoy the weather. rain should stay away for the most part with the exception of maybe one or two very spotty, very isolated thunderstorms possible. but again, doesn't look like it's going to be much, if anything to be honest with you.

her role as the caretaker of the white house as mistress of the unofficial sphere and as the charismatic figure. all of the divisions that so worried dolly and james had split and instead of coming together washington city was falling apart. in order to pull the local and official folk together to send a message of calm and peace, dolly invited residents and members of the government to dinner, a meal held in the middle of the day. she intended to do this precisely in the face of the rumors of the invasion. as the rumors strengthened and the city began to evacuate she

egyptians are gathering in central cairo dads as islam is claim an unofficial early lead in the first democratic presidential poll since the ouster of hosni mubarak official results are expected to be announced on thursday. now r.t. says down with an american lawyer and democratic party politician who also served as a u.s. senator chris dodd is the focus of our interview next. christoper farmer he left center it's great to have you with us things to be with you as well so you regularly meet with russian leaders what do you think what's your perception of what will change u.s. relationships now with putin back you know face well it is changing and all for the better i mean there are always going to be. those going to be patches you get involved in but when you consider that my head of gray hair i've been around my very first trip to russia has nine hundred seventy five ahead of black hair i was a freshman thirty year old congressman and this is very different place and a very exciting place to be so i'm i'm very high and optimistic on the relationship i've often felt that. that america

reminder the top stories gyptian are gathering in central cairo and as a muslim is claiming the unofficial early lead in the first democratic presidential poll since the ouster of hosni mubarak official results are expected to be announced on thursday. the breeze grants the eurozone a stay of execution that's after a pro bailout party takes the lead in parliamentary elections but the debt crisis will still be giving the g. twenty leaders plenty of headaches as they need in the next ago. as it's committed to bringing the oil embargo against iran and forced by july as moscow hosts an international conference on terrans nuclear program the president of the islamic state says they could stop enriching uranium to a high level if you were greenies to supply it instead. as they have lines now are teases down with an american lawyer and democratic party politician who also served as a u.s. senator chris dodd is the focus of our interview next. christoper farmer he was center it's great to have you with us things to be with you as well so you regularly meet with russian leaders what do you think wh

so far 97, even 98 degrees unofficially at the airport. wait until you see what that official number is. the record today 99, so we may be very close to that record, and i think we will tie a report, if not break it, during the day tomorrow. the heat is definitely on. take a look at these numbers. 91 by 11, up to 97 by 3:00 in the afternoon. temperatures rose very quickly. and the heat index rose just as quickly across the area. right now 97 degrees is the current temperature. with that dew point of 65, that 65 dew point good news, normally we have been thinking terms or dew points would be near 69, 70. that would put our heat index well above 100. current temperature 99 in frederick, 93 in manassas, 99 in fredericksburg, and 97 down towards la plata. that heed index will -- the heat advisory has been extended through 10:00 tomorrow evening. temperatures tomorrow could be even warmer. we'll talk about it coming up. >>> to have some fun to keep cool. we continue the coverage from great waves water park in alexandria. is it packed there? >>

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>> unofficial results show the muslim brotherhood will become the next president. >> the egypt election committee said it will not announce the runoff winner tomorrow at all. it has to review hundreds of complaints about the voting. ( laughter ) >> jon: you're not going to announce the winner of the election because in a country of 83 million people, you got... hundreds of complaints. ( laughter ) you're new to the democracy thing. i get that. hundreds of complaints? you know what that's called in florida? ( laughter ) the best, most efficient election in the history of florida. ( applause ) what are you doing? ( cheering ) take the money and run! you get more complaints a night in boca raton at an olive garden. ( laughter ) "the salad bar plates are very small. i keep going back and forth." ( laughter ) wait, this wouldn't have anything to do with that thing the military did, the dissolving dissolving of the parliament, would it? >> thousands of people have gathered opposing what they see as a military cue. >> the military government, they're afraid of a muslim brotherhood president. >

to house administrative offices so protesters went in and claimed it as the location for their unofficial summer school for kids. back here live you can see one of the many signs, this is their primary demand. the superintendent reopen all five schools or resign. live in oakland, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> parents are calling for major changes at their children's middle schools, hundreds packed a community center to ask officials from the alum rock union district to replicate the handful of high performing charter schools. while just half in the district are testing proficient in english and math, many are testing above grade level and are college bound. hundreds are on the waiting lists to get in. and parents say it's not fair to those who do not get in. >> to ask for better school. historically it's not a popular thing to do, and especially the family out there that cannot speak for themselves. >> alum rock's interim superintendent who just got on the job says he is hopeful that traditional schools can look at charters and replicate things like longer school days. >> the s

now, maryland's board of elections web site shows an unofficial count of validated signatures does exceed the required number. the governor sign the same-sex marriage bill in law back in march. if the number holds, the measure will be on the ballot come november. >>> it is a dangerous drug blamed in some sickening attacks but in some places, can you still legally buy it. details on the push to ban bath salts late are, speed cam cash. wait until you hear how much revenue d.c. pulled in over the course of a few months. we're back in a moment. >> i know it's a lot  >>> the jaixz says syria is firing heavy weapons at its staff. the-- the united nations says syria is firing heavy weapons at its staff. the union general assembly also heard from peace own sukanya roy kofi annan on his latest proposals to end the violence. yesterday, u.n. monitors were prevented from getting to the site of this week's massacre. >>> also making headline, it's drug that can drive users to do terrifying things. they are called bath salts. they are blamed in several recent crimes that have made headline ac

unofficially speaking, rose has been a key reason for the progress, i think, over the last three years on several key nuclear risk reduction initiatives. she was a key architect and a key negotiator of the start agreement, which was spoken about earlier today. she's played a key role in the administration's nuclear posture review, which we were discussing the morning, the successful review of the amputee conference. we have investor susan burke who was critical to success at that meeting. also the undersecretary has been a part of the ongoing p5 dialogue on nuclear transparency issues, and also helping to revive reconsideration of the conference of test and treaty and much, much more. so we're very pleased that you're here today, rose. and we conclude you up to the podium to give us an update on the progress to date. and the path ahead, and she will be taking a few questions at the end. so, rose, i welcome you up. [ applause ] >> it's always great to be in this room and to see so many friends and colleagues here. so thank you very much for this opportunity to speak to you again today.

it's not the heat but the humidity. 3 days in a row is the unofficial term for heat wave. this will be the first of the 2012 season so could red, orange alerts go into effect and cools center get you paired early. >> that would be wise. >> thank you. >>> some baltimore city students are putting their skills to a test in a squash tournament, it is part of a program called squash wise. they headed to massachusetts for the competition. and our education reporter shows us how it is making a difference. students are studying hard. and is a program that offers academic tutoring and help with squash. it is with the students in the six together tenth grade. students are hitting the books. >> we want them to reach for goals for themselves for their lives, it is a long term, we want them to strive for college and career. we will provide support through high school and into college. we want them to see it as a door opener for the future. >> after studying it is time to hit the course. and they are some of the top players. they are getting ready for the urban squash individual champio

american crossroads and nondisclosing non-profit cousin of the crossroads gps, but he also is the unofficial leader of this vast network, this coordinated network of these other outside groups that get together once a month sometimes more frequently to discuss strategy and actually discuss divvying up individual races and ad buys so that they're not overlapping or stepping on each other's toe. as to whether they would focus on the leak as a political issue, on the one hand it kind of plays into this idea they've been trying to put forward that president obama is out of his depth, that he's nakedly political. on the other hand, anytime you raise a leak, it gets back to the substance of the leak which is the killing of osama bin laden. that's a good issue for president obama and not for republicans. >> indeed. dana, our friends on fox news also say that the president and his alleged leaks are to blame for the 33-year jail sentence which was imposed on a pakistani doctor who helped the president kill osama bin laden. take a listen. >> a man sitting in jail for 33 years based on the gross neglig

the hosts take pride in being unofficial ambassadors of their neighborhoods. the visitors enjoy the experience. the state average of five nights. that is twice the average of the hotel guests. they patronize local businesses and experience of the city has to offer. -- experience all the city has to offer. >> i am one of the founders of get around. we are a marketplace for cars sharing. we founded the company in 2009 as part of the graduate studies program where we were challenged to come up with an idea that could impact 1 billion people in 10 years. we believe we are addressing the problem of overpopulation. millions of cars sit idle 92% of the time. because congesting in the city's -- they cause congestion in the city' and burn a hole in your pocketbook. we all have cars that sit there. i am happy to see many of our members in the audience tonight who share their cars and make an average $300 a month. that is a significant amount of money that can offset expenses and be put into the local economy. we believe we are addressing key issues in our city. i am ver

it's critically important that we don't settle into some unofficial where men make more and women clean you have afterwards. i'm very concerned about that. >> yeah. i was on another panel on conflict resolution and we talked about this exact phenomenon. it's not enough to have women involved. they need be in positions of power. 17% of our congress are women. 20% of afghanistan parliament are women. enough said. >> also just very briefly, if you want to get into international development, i encourage you to look at economics and economics models. there's a great organization called wise. i encourage all of you to look up wise. it's a fantastic organization. >> there's another organization represented here. it's called white house. their goal is to put women in the white house and elected office. that's another thing to consider. >> upstairs. let me see if we can do that. we have a question from the gentleman in the back row. can i get to you after him? here he comes. i can't really see who is asking the question. >> you mentioned of critique of aid from the left and you thought it was in

. >> i had a contractor friend -- i have had unofficial -- it could cost $250,000. i have had architects come in. commissioner walker: i would like to hear from staff about what we could do with this situation. i am actually sympathetic to the issue of, you know, prioritizing code enforcement and how we do that if it is based solely on complaints and whether a landlord is a bad actor. i am not sure that you are, and i would like to hear more about what has happened in the process to get us to that point. i do think that there is a legitimate public policy issue here. we have 350,000 units in san francisco. we have upwards of 50,000 that are illegal. that is just a ballpark estimate. i live in a neighborhood where pretty much everyone has an illegal unit. it is a political third rail in san francisco, so i do think that we need to get a handle on this issue. i am not sure that through an abatement appeal that is the way to do it. but i do think that we need to, as a body, explorer -- explore what staff is recommending. i did your rosemary say a couple of things i wou

. >>> tonight the nba draft, the unofficial kick-off to the off-season takes place in newark, new jersey. teams will take turns selecting amateur u.s. college baseball players and other candidates, including those from other countries. >>> and happy birthday to comedic legend mel brooks who turns 86. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and more as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. the parents of a baby killed by a dingo in the australian outback more than 30 years ago speak out after finally being cleared. >>> and actor matthew mcconaughey talks about his latest movie, "magic mike." >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports, and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. the day, today on your nbc station. have a good one. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

the unofficial start to the sf pride celebration and parade. >> it is not only for the queer community it is word wide event. >> i thought it is for open- minded people. >> we load it in here. >> reporter: tomorrow, the contents of this box will be the pink triangle. >> it was used by the nazi in concentration camps we need to remember where we came from that is what it is about. >>> 17 years ago when pat started the tradition, then president clinton was a year a way from designing the defensive marriage act, between one man and one woman. now its constitutionality is questioned in court. >> a terrific year for gay rights. appeal of don't ask don't tell. marriage equality it is a great time to celebrate. >> reporter: the supervisor represents the castro neighborhood. the site of the annual pink celebration. this year's event will try to foster a community not just a party atmosphere. >> smaller stations for food trucks, and make it more of a community-kind of feel. than it has been perhaps in the last few years. >> reporter: organizers say a more toned down approach will help people re

it seems like since the unofficial start of summer it's been a bit below normal. listen, tonight has been great. we've had a couple showers. earlier this afternoon and this evening we had some heavier downpours. some of them were in the district and especially the southwestern sections of town, arlington, alexandria, down towards northern sections of charles county, some fairly heavy rain in places. we are expecting this all to change. we have been living under a trough of low pressure the last several days. as we progress and transition into the weekend, the jet stream will jump into a ridge position. high pressure builds in to warm things up. we're talking 80s on saturday and it looks like there's no reason why we won't be pushing, if not into the lower 90s here on sunday and it will be a little more humid. there's a possibility -- not a great chance, but we could have an isolated thunderstorm saturday and sunday afternoon and evening both days. we'll still be under what we call a northwest flow and that can occasionally bring down a storm or passing line of sto

the results from wisconsin also providing an unofficial preview to november's presidential election. according to exit polls, wisconsin voters preferred president obama over mitt romney by a margin of 51% to 44%. more voters say president obama better suited to improve the economy and when asked who is better at helping the middle class, voters favored president obama by nine points over mitt romney. >>> although the democrats lost elections on the state level, the obama campaign says republicans should be worried come this november. obama senior adviser david axelrod tweeted bad night in boston, wisconsin raises big questions for mitt. mitt romney disagreed, tweeted congratulate scott walker for his victory in wisconsin, tonight's results will echo beyond the borders of wisconsin. let's look at what happened last night, chief white house correspondent for politico, mike allen joining us extra early this morning from d.c. mike, thanks so much for being with us. >> well good morning, willie, we're not going to recall willie, we'll re-elect willie. >> turn it around for me this morning

the unofficial results show who is in the league. this delay, in my opinion, is a coup by the military council. they say they are investigating complaints. they do not need more than 24 hours to do that. they are testing our nerves. but everybody knows the results. then the tensions are mounting. -- >> tensions are mounting. "the egyptians are about to explode," writes this cairo daily. the muslim brotherhood has called for new mass protests. >> after the break, at the rio+ 20 conference, leaders say capitalists' greed is behind the emerging economy. >> making a difference in kenya. stay tuned. >> culture, education, media -- shaking -- shaping and educational world. from june 25 to jan 27. >> the complete package, straightforward no matter where you are. the dw app, one of our mobile options. >> welcome back, everyone. the rio+20 environment summit will run up tomorrow with the signing of a declaration on a more sustainable environment. >> many ngo's and advocates are already giving the document a big failure. they say world leaders

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that's according to an unofficial tally on its website. that number is well above the 55,000 needed to put it on a ballot in november. the petition still needs to be certified. supporters of the law, meanwhile-r gearing up to defend it. a group known as marylanders for marriage equality says it has hired more staffers and opened new offices, one in silver spring, another in baltimore. >>> there are now more teenagers smoking pot than cigarettes. that's according to a government survey that found that 23% of high school students admitted to recently smoking marijuana while 18% said they had smoked cigarettes. an earlier survey by the university of michigan found more teenagers apparently see marijuana as less dangerous than cigarettes. >>> coming up tonight, from reading the headlines to become one. video that landed a train conductor on the front page. >>> a new roller coaster is all the rage at six flags, and we put news 4's richard jordan on the front row. >> and a restaurant that can't seem to get rid of a bear. >>> well, this video led

. >>> in other business, sbc delegates narrowly approved an unofficial alternate name, great commission baptists, which can be used by churches that are uncomfortable with the word "southern" in the denomination's title. delegates also approved a resolution opposing same-sex marriage and saying gay rights are not civil rights. >>> in a landmark case, a jury in philadelphia found monsignor william lynn guilty of child endangerment for covering up allegations of sexual abuse by other priests. the jury found him innocent of conspiracy. this was the first time a catholic church official faced criminal charges for how he handled the abuse crisis. lynn was not accused of committing abuse himself. he said he gave a list of accused priests to then cardinal anthony bevilacqua, who did not take action. bevilacqua died in january. lynn faces up to seven years in prison. >>> a group of catholic nuns has begun a two-week bus tour across the country to highlight their opposition to federal cuts to social services. in the nine states on the so-called "nuns on the bus" tour, the sisters are speaking ou

that's why it's called such a we are all so fierce criticism and anger both from the official and unofficial opposition many of whom are calling this draft will cool in yet but its supporters say that it corresponds with western european standards and actually if we compare the figures to the final. in some western european states are often much more severe and. could be much higher as well reaching seventy five thousand euros the draft was initiated after a launch protest rally ended in clashes between some of the protesters and the police we've seen pieces of concrete flying around small grenades and injuries on both sides it was more of a matter of form last night when it took eleven hours for the little chamber of parliament the state duma to work through the draft because of a new tactic which is being taken on by the opposition which is new for russia but it's a practice which is similar to filibuster ring in the united states when some deputies try to be obstructive possible to do real the vote but by around midnight it still ended up being passed to despite this fierce debate remembe

work on them, and that it's actually critically important that we don't settle into some kind of unofficial gender where men make more and women clean up afterwards.

egyptians are gathering in central cairo and that's as long as claim an unofficial early lead in the first democratic presidential polls since the ouster of hosni mubarak official results are expected to be announced on thursday. night more than sixty years have passed since the end of world war two and still there is no peace treaty between japan and russia the reason for this delay result issue over a disputed territory up next will travel to russia's eastern frontier the coral islands. i believe that the men running this front to post rarely have their mails on chad duell a call to arms may come through it any time one fear is challenging being so far removed from the mainland. the coraline's rushes easternmost territory is situated seven thousand and forty seven kilometers from moscow but little more than twenty kilometers off the coast of japan. much tougher for calling base a base here go ahead use a target locate it is heading towards the river mouth of the he's not responding to coles will be there in ten minutes message received. unit alarms. as soon as the alert is sounded

the protesters got into that building yesterday and claimed it as a location for their unofficial summer school. >> that's the reason why they shouldn't. i mean, they don't need to do that. we're protecting, you know, the property. we're not letting people enter -- not just the property but the building. there's only one person inside the building, and that's to make sure no one sneaks into the building. >> the district says there is no timetable at this point for enforcement. so far police have made no arrests. >>> an east san jose parents are calling for major changes at their children's middle school. hundreds of them packed the community center last night to ask officials from the alan rock union school district to replicate the district's handful of high-performing charter schools. more than half of the eighth-graders in the district are testing proficient in english and math. many students at the district's charter schools are testing above grade level and are college bound. parents say it's not fair to those on the waiting list who don't get in. >> to ask for a better school becau

. >> reporter: and back here live, that unofficial summer school is going on now in one of the classrooms inside. but police presence, it has already taken a toll. a few families we spoke with actually pulled their kids out of that summer program. i spoke with a mom who was going to drop off her 7-year-old, 8-year-old, and 9-year-old children here. once she saw the uniforms, she changed her mind. live in oakland, stephanie chuang, nbc bay area news. >>> parents in the south bay taking matters into their own hands to protect their kids' education. they'll meet with district administrators tonight about statistics that show only 50% of students in the allen rock union school district leave middle school prepared for high school. parents say there are only two high-performing middle schools in the district. so in the public meeting tonight they will demand more. >> we need to replicate schools that are -- that are succeeding. we need to replicate schools that are providing our children with high quality education to ensure the success of their future, to ensure the fact that they are able to

we have missions or on the way sen of the eight unofficial planets and now the voyager, and no one is even close. when you look at the firsts in space, some people say china is overtaking us. well, china just put its first woman in space a few days ago. we put our first woman in space, sally ride in 1983. one can go on through the list. china is talking about maybe being aible to land someone on the moon in 2020 and we did it in 1969. the one area where we need to work much harder is one i've already mentioned. the area of stem education where the united states that used to lead the world in most indices in stem education has now fallen to the middle of the pack. that is a bad trend and one we are working very hard across a wide variety of fronts to help remedy. at the same time, i would argue that across the board we cannot afford to be complacent. one of the areas that is clearly crucial in linking science and technology and innovation to the economy is the translation of discovery from laboratories and research universities and our great national laboratories, accelerating the tran

stepped down as foreign minister your contacts with american in nato counterparts have been mostly unofficial and some us national but not to jump on that that have been more successful in bringing your point across yes or understanding the other party during these informal meetings the moment they need with boldness that was their. store or. he will today both in the us and in europe where we have many partners with a huge experience you personally they understand the boosting nuclear capabilities does not believed you anywhere. that i share with the world doesn't guarantee security. just as the unrestrained nato expansion doesn't. just push the target. is a bust with those i've been trying to hammer home to our counterparts with for a long time you're finally they seem to understand it takes security doctrine or strategy it was miti of any state. long threats you would see terrorism nuclear proliferation organized crime. but that there are. a lot of years over there please do post. drug trafficking. cyber attacks or drug trafficking you simply can't fight these threats with a nuclear weapon

that's why it's caused such a wee bit of fierce criticism and anger a lot from the official and unofficial opposition many of whom are calling this draft brokaw union but it's two quarters say that it corresponds with western european standards and actually if we compare the figures the penalties in some western european states are often much more severe and the fines could be much higher as well reaching seventy five thousand euros the draft was initiated after a launch protest rally ended in clashes between some of the protesters and the police we've seen pieces of concrete flying around small grenades and injuries on both sides this draft was passed really quickly by the federation council what this can be said to the chamber of parliament the state duma where it was more of a marathon last night when it took eleven hours for the deputies to work through the draft because of a new tactic which is being taken on by the official opposition it is being practiced in many countries of the world for example the so-called feel the boss hearing in the united states when deputies try to be as ab