wet on i-90 and 95 in upstate new york and new england. in florida, from jacksonville to miami.in also makes for a slippery ride in the rockies and i-5 from seattle to portland. >> and if you're heading to the airport today, the only airport expected to face delays is kansas city. >>> we're getting a closer look this morning at how well congresswoman gabrielle giffords is progressing. new photo was posted to her facebook page. >> for what she's been through, she looks terrific, her hair is shorter. here is bob woodruff. >> reporter: until today, the only picture we had seen of congresswoman giffords was this one. hand in hand with her husband, mark kelly. but now, for the first time since the shooting in tucson, we see her face. her characteristic smile, her upbeat spirit. the photos were taken by a professional photographer on may 17th, one day after she traveled to florida to witness her husband, the commander of the shuttle "endeavour," launch into space. along with the photos came the news that before the end of this month, congresswoman giffords will be released from the me

new york said something sensible. we have to cut budgets and we have prisons, upstate new york, where they are being underutilized.e some of those down. he is having so much trouble trying to close these prisons. all of a sudden people are saying this is hurting jobs in upstate new york. there is literally a prison industrial complex that has an economic interest. >> that's an important point. we need to think about it. michael, i know you've done a lot of work on the criminal justice system, both on the activist side and as an attorney. what does it mean for there to be a financial stake in prisons as barry just pointed out, there are actually jobs attached. we go to some cities where towns would shut down if the prisons shut down. how do we make sense of that? >> there is money to be made in the prison industrial complex, no doubt about it. you would think if it's only about the money, then the white boys would go to jail just like the black guys go to jail but that doesn't happen. >> i think the key link in this, there is an economic factor but there is political power representation. that's sharply linked to h

here, nestled in the woods of upstate new york, these monks have two calling. to these little guys below. >> come on, puppies. let's go. >> reporter: the monks of new skete are the true dog whisperers. owners across the country, send their dogs here to be converted. from unruly rascals to heavenly saints. >> i need to be focussed on that dog in a singular way. and so, it demands, that dog calls out at that moment, my skills as a trainer. i try to respond to what the circumstances call for. >> reporter: the brothers' special bond with man's best friend dates back 40 years, when a shepherd moved into the monastery. they soon learned that the skills that make them such good monks, patience and perseverance, also make them good trainers. >> this is mochi, who's been here approximately 2 1/2 weeks. she came in because she was all puppy. okay? the owners had no control over her. >> reporter: the brothers have been working with her to learn to calm down and obey. sitting, standing and lying down. >> i want her to walk politely on leash first. >> reporter: way to go. >>

i mean, i'm from upstate new york. d if you're from upstate new york, this comes in your baby crib. they start playing the band when you -- as soon as you can listen to music. so, the one and only, the singer, the songwriter, the guitarist, robbie robertson is on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] he's awesome. he's the best! it's just great. great music. what a fun show. hey, guys, summer's here and you know what that means. it's time to do some serious beach reading. [ light laughter ] i love sitting on a beach with good book but do you know what can really ruin a summer vacation? a horrible book. i don't want to see that happen to you guys this summer. so, to help you guys out, i put a list together of books that you should not bring to the beach. these are books that you should avoid at all costs. that's right. it's time for my latest installment of my "do not read" list. here we go. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: now, before we start, i just want to tell you all that every book that i'm about to show yo

mean, there's no tribe that is not interesting, but i wanted to be in new england and be in upstate new york, and i had to go to oak, of course, and -- oklahoma, of course, and i wanted to be in the northwest and interview innative alaskan, and i decided to end with a hawaiian, and i interviewed a few people in california where i live, but they are all actually from other places, not from my immediate neighborhood, and i wanted to go to the southwest, navajo because it's well known, but i wanted a combination of tribes that were well known and unknown, and men and women and different ages so it went from 26-84 years of age, and i just wanted as much variety as i could, people who lived on reservations, people who did not, sophisticated people, people who were very rural. i put those all in the mix. >> well, i would like to thank alison ownings, and if you have a opportunity to read the book, it's true history, and i thank you for being our guest today. >> do you have time for one more question? >> afterwards. >> thank thank you for attending today's discussion and contributing to the dedicat

a washout from upstate new york to northern new england.d thunderstorms in the southeast and along the gulf coast. heat advisories from arkansas to arizona. >> phoenix pushes mercury up to 110. albuquerque 97. salt lake city 98. 80s from minneapolis to kansas city. 90s in dallas, new orleans, and atlanta. boston gets up to 82. and new york a comfortable 80. >>> we love these stories. they say that love is blind and apparently so are maternal instincts. you have to take a look at t th. >> we have some evidence here. a golden retriever in alabama has adopted two newborn kittens. nancy the dog went into full mommy mode and began nursing the abandoned kittens as soon as her family took them in. they say she treats them just like her own. >> they're so cute. it's not the first time nancy has bonded with a cat. just a few weeks a a she played mom to another kitten that the family had rescued. golden retrievers, dogs are like that, they're loving animals. >> this is amazing to me. i've had dogs and cats in the same house together and they don't of

released from prison in upstate new york after 20 months and if and when football gets back at it, he will be a free agent. the redskins, eagles, jets, and rams are potential suiters. here's what he says. >> i thank all my fans for the thousands of letters, for the unwaiverring support and as far as football is concerned, if and when, you know, everything gets settled and when they get back on the field, i'll be ready. >> down a level, you know how ufc won the title, the bcs stripped usc of that crown. record books will show no champion for that season. >> this is supposed to be a dream day for josh, got an invite to work out for the wizards. had he wound up doing this all day. sitting. the guard was unable to play after tweaking his hamstring. the freshman at kansas and got busted for himself accepting illegal gifts. he will be fined overall. time to stop calling the miami heat 2 1/2 men. chris bosh hit that shot to give miami the lead. heat hung up to a two games to one lead. 29 for wade, 17 for lebron. game four tomorrow. finally, this is at the women's turkish open yesterday. the

new york city. i don't think they anticipated that. narrator: the majority of new york city's drinking water comes from watersheds in upstate new york. a watershed is the area of land where water from rain or snow melt drains downhill into a body of water. mountains act as a funnel to feed rivers and lakes. and in this case, reservoirs. in the new york city system, water is collected and stored in 19 reservoirs, which can hold more than a year's supply -- over 580 billion gallons of water. almost all of the system is fed by gravity, without the use of energy-consuming pumps. valves open to regulate the flow into the 85-mile-long delaware aqueduct -- the longest tunnel in the world. at hillview reservoir... the water is partitioned into another giant tunnel system. where it travels deep below manhattan. the pressure built up by gravity from the mountains pushes the water upwards toward the surface through vertical shafts. these shafts feed the water mains of each neighborhood, which branch into smaller pipes below the streets... feeding into buildings and houses, into the plumbing, and finally, after its long journey, to our faucets.

expected although it was a hard nut to crack to get under the -- some of the nations, the seneca in upstate new york, because one woman told me, we don't trust white journalists and they get everything wrong and my background is journalism. so it took me, i guess, four years that i'm an okay person and i made a lot of compromises along the way. but by then i knew a lot more, too. and i always tried to say more or less, i'm just an empathetic ear, you know, just say what you want. and i'll listen. and virtually everyone talked and talked and talked. and i have to say it was i ronn -- ironic is that they have a great oral history and to be in a way to the oral historian to some people was kind of strange. it was also -- i felt very honored that they would talk to me. >> well, you mentioned the shawnee in new york. that struck me as a very interesting story of a tribe because this is a transcribe that's very -- you know, it's big east coast population centers, but they work very hard sort of staying off the grid when it comes to official involvement with the united states government and administration.

was the first year, in 1990, when my brothers and i were invited to perform in the presence in upstate new york for the holiday. it was not a big political thing. it was a holiday. we were just going to go and sing sing christmas carols, do some rap songs, whether we could do to cheer up the brothers that were locked up. we started to do it over and over again. it was only 10 years later and that we began to see ways to use that in a more pro-active way. we would come out of a nightclub in new york city, my brother, my cousin, and i. we had had some experience with the police harassing us on the streets. this particular night, somebody had gotten into a fight, we were probably the only black folks in a white neighborhood the party that they were at, they were playing salsa, marvin gaye, and we were hanging out after the birthday party. we got caught up in a situation where the police had been called for shots fired. we happened to be the only black people there, they got us and put us in jail. that was the first day that you mentioned. the long and short of it is, i was in my second year of law

lingering showers in upstate new york, new england. scattered showers from orlando to miami.nati. also in northern mississippi, alabama, georgia. showers from fargo to indianapolis. >> wet 70, chicago. 81, kansas city. 81, new york. 90s, atlanta. 63, seattle. a little chilly. near 90 in colorado springs. phoenix heats up to 106. >>> have you seen this? it's really incredible. although this is not the publicity event for fast boats was supposed to go. >> not exactly. they were showing off the catamaran on monday in a choppy san francisco bay. yikes. and just look that over the boat went. throwing a couple of sailors into the chilly water. see some clinging to the rigging there. >> isn't ha that unbelievable. nobody was injured. the cat was eventually righted by a support boat. ironically before the incident, the boat's captain said, i am not sure i will ever be comfortable on a boat like this. no kidding. and those people that didn't fall in were actually harnessed into the catamaran. i think that has got to be another level of fear. if that flips over you are strapped in ther

this morning's weather from around the country, heavy rain, hail, gusty winds from raleigh to upstate new york. showers in new england and ohio valley. severe storms with a chance of tornadoes from cheyenne to nashville. showers and thunderstorms in the pacific northwest and northern rockies and pop-up showers along the gulf coast from texas to florida. >> 95 in dallas. 89 in new orleans and 78 here in new york and just 62 in boston. mostly 80s from minneapolis to kansas city, phoenix heats up to 109. salt lake city, 85 and boise, 77. >>> coming up this morning, the government's attempt to bring down gas prices even further which would be a nice little break. >> no complaints here. >>> plus, nike's controversial new line of t-shirts. do they glamorize drug use. the corporate giant responds. >>> and it was enough to scare the biebers everywhere, word that he was tackled but all just a misunderstanding. >>> the obama administration is moving to keep gas prices lower. the administration is selling 30 million barrels of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve. it will be the largest move from the

stormy from pittsburgh to upstate new york. thunderstorms from houston to jacksonville. snowshowers in the sierra range. record highs in the nation's midsection. >> 90s from minneapolis and chicago to kansas city. and just as hot from dallas into baltimore. cooler along the west coast, with 62 in seattle and 77 degrees in sacramento. >>> coming up, the latest departure from the white house economic team. >>> then, the guru appears. apple's ailing ceo takes the stage to give his newest offering. >> look thin, too. >>> native hawaiis call her pele, the goddess of fire, is at work again this morning. >>> the chairman of the president's council of economic advisers is leaving to return to teaching. austin goolsbee was in danger of losing his professorship at the university of chicago. republicans say the departure is another sign that the administration does not have a clue on the economy. but goolsbee says the economy is on-track, despite recent setbacks. >>> gas prices are down another penny. the energy department says the average for a gallon of regular is $3.78. it's the

showers from indianapolis to favoring go warming up in the northeast with lingering showers from upstate new york to bangor, maine. >> 90s from dallas to miami. 81 in new york and 74 in boston. mostly 70s from detroit to boise. 60s in the pacific northwest. 92 in sacramento and a steamy 106 in phoenix. >> getting hot. >>> coming up, new numbers released this morning in which american cities, which american cities have people would are living the longest? we'll show you where. >>> then sharing her story for the first time. arnold schwarzenegger's housekeeper, the mother of their child, speaks ow. >>> forget what you thought you knew about sunscreen. what to look for and what doesn't work at all. the government's guidelines. >>> wall street is coming off its biggest gains in nearly two months. the government's retail sales report is out yesterday. it was better than expected. in fact, it showed retail sales only down 0.2% last month. and if you don't count auto sales, retail sales then were actually up. experts fear it was just a one-day wonder, however, because the dow rose 123 points to climb bac

pittsburgh to upstate new york. stormy, bismarck, green bay. derstorms, houston to jacksonville. snow showers in the sierra. >> 95, twin cities. 93, chicago. new york, 88. atlanta, 91. phoenix, 97. and albuquerque, 89. 60s in seattle and portland. >> you had a tragic day yesterday. i know this is tough for you. a resident canucks fan. you are not going to look this one. stanley cup finals game three last night. this one did not go well for your boys from vancouver. >> not so well. not as well as the other night. >> daniel need a tissue. >> once the bruins started scoring. they really didn't stop. the final score was more like a football game frankly. 8-1. oh. >> ouch. >> 8-1. a huge hit on horton, roman the first period. the bruins got really annoyed by that. fortunately game four tomorrow night. make the canucks can redeem themselves. >> they will the we have faith in the canucks the we are both rooting for them the. >> we will be back with more "world news now." >> poor guy. hó [ researcher ] you've got a lot of reasons to take care of your sm

jones was born in florida and grew up in upstate new york. he studied classical ballet and modern dance at the state university of binghamton, where he began his relationship with choreographer arnie zane. (man) the next thing i knew was that i, like a bshee, was whirling throughout this [...] park, throughout flower beds, looking for coverage so that the bulldozer with the burning logs would not get me. i woke up. in 1974, after living in amsterdam, he cofounded the american dance asylum and in 1982 formed the bill t. jones/arnie zane dance company with his partner, arnie zane, who died in 1988. based in new york city, the ten-member company tours extensively, performing its repertoire of more than 50 works for audiences of approximately 100,000 each year in america and abroad. jones is the recipient, individually and with zane, of numerous awards, including two bessies, choreographic fellowships from the national endowment for the arts, and in 1994, a macarthur fellowship. his company's work is often described as a fusion of dance and theat

showers from upstate new york to northern new england. showers and thunderstorms from richmond, virginia, to the gulf coast. rain in the northern rockies and also pacific northwest. heat advisories in five states from missouri to arizona. >> a rather steamy 110 in phoenix. 101 in colorado springs and 98 in salt lake city. mostly 80s from minneapolis to kansas city and 99 in dallas. new york hits 80. atlanta, 90 and miami, 88. >>> all right, and coming up some stories you don't want to miss including tylenol orders a new rerell. we will show you what to look out for in your own cupboard. >> that's right and overseas markets energized on strong news about u.s. home prices. >>> and also police in seattle accused of leaving an assault weapon on the trunk of a squ car. m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m

." >>> president obama travels to upstate new york to visit the army's 10th mountain division whose soldiersquently deployed to afghanistan. the president has announced he'll start bringing thousands of troops home from the war. >>> and the first lady continues her tour of south africa and botswana. mrs. obama is expected to meet with archbishop desmond tutu and also meet with disadvantaged students. our david muir will have an exclusive interview with her on "world news." >>> and it looks like lindsay lohan is in trouble again. she was ordered to appear before a los angeles judge today. she reportedly tested positive for alcohol in a court-ordered test earlier this month, a violation of her probation. >>> the guessing game is almost over for harry potter muggles around the world. author rule something holding a news conferenceoday to launch pottermore, a secret website. theories include an ongame game to a harry potter encyclopedia. for some of you muggles, your local news is next. >>> and for everybody else, the state of that now famous wayward penguin. so you have five brothers. tough bei

. >> the president take his plan to troops and will be talking with soldiers at fort drum in upstate new york. and members of congress can sum it up that way. they're calling the plan disappointing. mark matthews abc 7. >> here is news you don't want to hear, it said to expect slowler growth for the rest of the year and possibly next year. the bank expects the u.s. economy to grow this year. that is a drop from the prediction in april. the chairman said today that some problems that vo slowed the economy could persist into next year. >> this is maybe head winds that have been concerning us. like weakness in a financial secretario, balance sheets. some may be stronger than we thought. >> the fed expects high unemployment to last until 2013. >> and stock prices began falling as soon as the fed offered an outlook today. the dow jones fell 80 points, nasdaq dropped 18. fed yechl reported 33% higher income indicating an improving business climate. and car max profits rose 25%. the postal service suspending contributions to the federal retirement fund, post office $8 billion in the red next year an

so i stand here today in support of this amendment and in support of new york in my home district in upstate new york, the albany urban area working group has used uasi grants to make great strides forward in boosting the local cooperation and collaborative planning. this group unites participants from albany, saratoga, and other counties around a common goal of protecting a region critical to the security of new york state and the stability of america. from building a truly interoperable regional communications network to securing the capital region's critical infrastructure, the work of this group is absolutely vital to protecting the empire state. whether threatened by natural or man-made disasters, it is clear that new york is and should be at the top of our priority list to protect. i represent new york's capital region, an area that bears tremendous economic and symbolic importance, 35 million people live within a 200-mile radius of our state capital in albany. albany also houses new york's most vital state government facilities and more than 11,000 state government employees that keep

they lost the seat in upstate new york and democrats are using this blueprint everywhere else for thereing. independent voters are very wary of this plan. if you look at the landscape democrats need to pick up 25 seats and you take medicare plus all the money democrats are raising and give them the potential to win back the house. i don't think anything thought would happen then isn't there also re-districting issues? >> illinois is the place to really watch. that one state alone republicans are getting rolled in the re-districting process. it looks like up to five republicans could lose their seats because they will redraw the district. when you have that happen in targeted places and it is happening in iowa, it gives democrats more hope. it is a possibility. >> we are 17 months out until november 2012. a lot could change. >> it is never too early to speculate on anything. in politics, you always look for trendlines. you always watch what is happening with independent voters. obama won the presidency because he won independent voters. republicans are one the house because they won inde

and rachel vis beau began dating about a year ago, tying in knot in upstate new york. vis and craig will appear in the horror movie "dream house". the stars were out for last night's 2011 b.e.t.awards in los angeles. performances by beyonce had fans going wild. and they caught up before the show. >> especially excited for kelly rowland tonight. just happy tb a part of a great night. >> for the best in fun and a list of winners, just go otrc.com. >> a family sound once again along the oldest cable car line, coming up next. >> later one home attracting so much violence, police are looking into what is going on here. >> then, on abc 7 news at 5:00, diaper check airport screeners are defending. >> and 20 some folks heading out on the evening commute. this is traffic on 101. and seems to be moving right along. we'll be back in a moment. >>> a mandatory he vac worder -- order has been issued in loss alamos, new mexico. a wildfire burned 30 buildings, including homes, officials say the fire consumed 44,000 acres and expect to it double or triple in size. officials have shut o

. >> whether it's eliot spitzer or john edwards or john anson or the congressman from upstate new york- actually there are two from upstate new york, one democrat, one republican. i know a lot of these people and you really feel for their wife and their kids and their families. so i at least don't speak for everybody but certainly my thoughts and prayers are with anthony's wife and family members. it's just -- it's brutal. it is brutal. the mistakes that you make are played out on the front pages of newspapers and tv sets across america. and very little grace is given on either side and it's unfortunate. >> in the 24-hour news cycle you can't get before the media -- >> oh, my gosh. it was a feeding frenzy. >> you can't do that. >> to sports. >> let's move onto sports, willie geist. >> what a game last night. game three of the stanley cup finals. it was a brawl for two hours on the ice. bruins down 2-0 in the series to the canucks. back in boston last night. scary scene in the first period. laid out in a virs hit from aaron rome. the team said later that horton was able to move all of h

i'm from saugerties, it's a town in upstate new york. [ laughter ] nothing to say about that?hough, or should i say "snorey!" once upon a -- [ snores ] >> jimmy: all right, very good. thank you. tony zizz, everybody! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: from claude harris. finally, "jimmy, can you have someone who looks a little like luther vandross in 1986 sing 'the chippendale rescue rangers theme' song." ah, you know how we do. ladies and gentlemen, here to sing his rendition of the "rescue rangers theme" is a guy who kind of looks like luther vandross in 1986. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ yeah, ooh, baby yeah, yeah, baby ♪ ♪ ooh, well, chip-n-dale sometimes, some crimes ♪ ♪ go slipping through the cracks ♪ but these two gumshoes are picking up facts ♪ ♪ there's no case too big no case too small ♪ when you need help just call chip-n-dale ♪ ♪ rescue rangers chip-chip-chip-n-dale rescue rangers ♪ ♪ don't know it never fails whew, when you need help just call chip-chip-chip -- chip-chip-chip -- ♪ ♪ ch-ch-ch-chip-chip- chip-chip-n-dale ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i think

as we move a little farther east, upstate new york, maybe spoon lake, lake georgia, kind of a wet daymidland also from burlington all the way east, new hampshire getting some wet weather. keeping it gray and keeping temperatures below average in the north. the an htithesis of that happeng in the north, watch kansas city, today 77, storms rolling through. tomorrow watch these temperatures go up much warmer. we'll get to 93. boston kind of an unsettled day as well, a few fronts rumbling through and keeping things unsettled and keeping the north cool while the south is steamy well above average. >> we'll check in with you a little later. thanks so much. >>> well, the trial of casey anthony enters its fourth week tomorrow. she's the young florida woman accused of killing her two-year-old daughter. lately the testimony has focused on forensics, some of it very graphic. prosecutors contend that anthony drove around for several days with the body of her little girl in the trunk of her car. yesterday a bug expert testified about finding hundreds of flies in that trunk, among other things. >>

. >>> upstate new york. a tricky river rescue.my national guard is called out to pull a rescue boat off the rocks in the niagara river. the boat got stuck when the officers got lost in the fog. everybody is okay. >>> testimony is under way right now in the casey anthony murder trial. this is a day after the judge abruptly adjourned the proceedings. anthony is charged with killing her 2-year-old daughter, caylee. among the defense witnesses today a plant expert testifying about the area where caylee's remains were found. our cnn's david mattingly joins us live. what is the significance now, the testimony from the forensic botnist. >> reporter: he was brought in to give an idea of where the body was brought to the scene. she surprised the court when she gave a time line based on the plant evidence that she saw at the crime scene. listen. >> after having read the reports and the photographs that you mentioned, and having visited the scene, the area, some seven weeks and one day later, can you tell me whether or not you have formed an

we saw special elections last month in upstate new york, democrats pulled off a shocking upset victoryre. that message about republicans going after medicare was resonating with voters. all of that now is kind of taking a backseat to this scandal involving a relatively high-profile house member. >> so democrats need to cover themselves here. republicans, do they need to say anything or do pictures speak for themselves in this case? >> i think the pictures do speak for themselves but we're already seeing some republicans start to put out statements. and right now they are questioning campaign donations. wiener is a big donor and very active and so any democrat who has taken money from anthony wiener will see a press release sent out to their home town papers this morning and will have tough questions to answer. so i do think whether or not he stays and ultimately resigned is still very much up in the air. >> he comes from a heavily democratic area in new york. so there would be a -- we could probably say there would be a good chance he would have support among his home base. but if he h

the former nfl new york giants wide receiver was released from prison in upstate new york today. burress was jailed after accidentally shooting himself in the thigh with an unlicensed handgun he took into a manhattan nightclub. before that incident burress was at the top of his game. he made the game-winning catch earlier that year in super bowl xlii. he plans to play in the nfl again. >>> a woman is dead and two others seriously injured after a stabbing in fairfax county. this happened early this morning in an apartment complex along braddock springs road in centreville. that's where police found three people suffering from stab wounds. a man and woman were transported to a nearby hospital and another woman was pronounced dead at the scene. investigators say it appears to be the result of an isolate domestic argument. >>> a massive wildfire burning out of control in arizona is threatening mountain communities and forcing evacuations today. the flames are being fueled by high winds and low humidity. this as a massive heat wave stretches across much of the u.s. kurt gregory report

scattered showers, upstate new york to maine. in the carolinas and florida, showers in the pacific northwest and northern rockies. >> hot, hot weather across the south. climbing into the 90s. from dallas to atlanta. near 80 in baltimore. and 73 degrees here in new york. mostly 70s from detroit to fargo. 64 in seattle. 74 in salt lake. >> downright cool here. >> it was, actually. poured rain saturday. yeah, went to a barbecue festival. it was pouring. >> almost rained out. >> almost. >>> old habits die hard for former troops trained to put their lives on the line. >> an ex-marine in houston found himself in the middle of a hold-up and didn't think twice about springing into action. it's just the latest case of a serviceman's heroism caught on tape. here's ron claiborne. >> reporter: it was a terrifying scene, two armed men storm into a convenience store waving guns. inside the store, former marine jeffrey williamson. within seconds he hatches a bold, but strange plan. to draw the gunman's attention away from the other customers wh

. >> we use honey from upstate new york. >> brew master garrett oliver explains why in this case less is more. >> these are deems we dream up every once in a while and will stick around for several weeks and they're gone and we move on to other things, kind of like the chef's specials at a restaurant. >> steve has given his creative team free reign to experiment. he says he doesn't see it as a risk. >> i trust garrett implicitly with this. he's got a great team working with him, and they're really good at this. this is a great example of a pretty abstract notion to get into a glass of beer. but they've done it. >>> next week on "the boss" -- >> seeing yourself on tv, it's great self-awareness and think i've learned a lot with that. >> we've shared the highs and lows, witnessed past successes an learned of his future plans. now almost a year on since our first visit to maxim's, it's time to say good-bye to michael wu. that's next week on "the boss." >>> this is "world business today," and that is an emperor penguin on a beach in new zealand, thousands of miles from home. find out what

he will be talking with soldiers with the 10th mountain division in upstate, new york, at fort drum. bay area members of congress are calling the president's plan disappointing. much different reaction than what we heard here tonight at the waldron house. mark matthews, abc 7 news. >>> new giants fan brian stowe who was so bruteally beaten on opening day in los angeles. doctors have upgraded his condition from critical to serious. the touch and phase stage is over and now the hard work of helping him regain as much brain functioning a possible begins. here is jonathan blum. >> brian stowe sustained a traumatic brain injuria that he probably would not have survived then years guy. >> reporter: new three months later there are signs his brain is working again. >> he has been able to intermittently open and close his eyes in response to say can you close your eyes and open your eyes. we have circuits reconnecting and there is some level of function. >> reporter: stowe is breathing without a ventilator and doctors have been able to keep him off some of the seizure medication that kept him

. >> nestled into the woods of upstate new york they have two calls, one to the big man above, and oneto these little guys below. >> come on, puppies, let's go. >> the monks are the true dog whisperers. owners across the country send their dogs here to be converted from unruly rascals to heavenly saints. >> i need to be focused on that dog and in a singular way. so it demands, that dog calls out in that moment my skills as a trainer. i try and respond to what the circumstances call for. >> the brothers' special bond with man's best friend dates back some 40 years when a german sheppard moved into the monastery. they soon learned that the skills that make them such good monks, patience and perseverance, also make them good trainers. >> this is motchy, who has been here approximately two and a half weeks. she came in because she was just all puppy, okay? the owners had no control over her. >> the brothers have been working with her to learn to calm down obey. sitting, standing, and lying down. now the true test of how much this irrepressible puppy has learned. it was my turn to hit her t

this guy in upstate new york did. he got out. they are going to subpoena yourself. the colleagues and leader pelosi. he is not a popular guy in this caucus to say the least. >> candidate clinton and then governor and president clinton had remarkable skills, but during the lewinsky scandal, he had what i call the political good fortune of republicans in the view of many. i will be criticized for this, but what they do by ken star, they gave president clinton a foil that he used to his advantage to keep his base on his side. i don't have in the array of statements anything from any republican. talking about anthony wiener. >> very smart. you are absolutely right. our viewers don't need to inunidate you. the american people thought the republicans and especially ken starr were way out of line and what clinton did was terrible. one of the reasons he survived is because his enemies and adversaries were so out of line, especially ken starr. no republican has done this. i give john boehner a lot of credit. he is apparently and sources inside his conference, i believe he is

remember chris lee, the republican congressman from upstate new york who resigned after it was revealedhad a bare-chested photo and a romantic overture--. >> brown: another social media. >> he looks like nathan hale up there compared to anthony weiner who wants to hang on. un, he's a distraction to his party. david is absolutely right. but during this whole time, the democrats had their one piece of good news since last november-- cathy hocle won chris lee's seat on medicare and the voucher system, paul ryan. and she's got no credit. nobody has seen her because of anthony weiner. >> brown: all right, we have to leave it there. nathan hale, anthony-- thank you both very much. >> warner: we'll be back shortly with a look at the plea deal in a case about leaking classified national security information. but first, this is pledge week on pbs. this break allows your public >> warner: finally tonight, what had been billed as a major national security leaks case ends up as a plea bargain. ray suarez has that story. >> suarez: a former top official with the national security agency pleaded guil

. >>> president obama will be in upstate new york today. he will be visiting servicemembers at fort drum. this visit comes just hours after the president addressed the nation announcing plans to start removing u.s. forces from afghanistan. the president said that he remains committed to bringing 33,000 americans home by september of next year. the process will begin with 5,000 removed from afghanistan this summer. some democrats believe that the timeline is not fast enough while some top republicans are saying it's too abrupt. >>> 6:41. and it's a grim new sign. jobless market. plus why oil prices are plunging this morning. >>> and the car company that's so broke right now, it can't even afford to pay its own workers. >>> the market opened just about 10 minutes ago. let's check the early numbers. you can see down across the board, way down on the dow, about 154 points! coming up, we'll get an update from kcbs moneywatch reporter jason brooks. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, saab. >>> good morning, bay area. we have some changes in the works. low clou

we've got a severe thunderstorm watch posted for parts of upstate new york until 11:00 today. that's the cool front that will come through new york city tomorrow. until then, new york city will get close to 100. we'll break records this afternoon. >> we'll be superhot when outside with kyle petty later. >> the ultimate tailgate party. the ultimate tailgate. and rob, you're going to wish you were here. >> maybe we'll drink a beer for you, rob. >> not until 9:01. >>> delta backing down on bag fees for troops. this after troops posted a video. the soldiers returning from afghanistan complained that their unit was charged almost $3,000 for extra bags because each person is only allowed three not four. of course, they've been in afghanistan, so they had a lot of gear they were bringing back. we'll hear what the soldiers said and what people thought about it in a live report at hartsfield jackson at the bottom of the hour. yesterday so interesting because delta said we're sorry that they misunderstood our bag policy, but they have to pay for the fourth bag, $200 a pop. that just does

pittsburgh to upstate new york. thunderstorms along the gulf coast. more unbearable heat in the midwest and plains. >> 90s from kansas city to indianapolis. 90s from dallas to the mid-atlantic. 60s in the pacific northwest. overnight lows in the chilly 20s. and the sierra range. >> icy roads in the sierra range gave dozens of wannabe pioneers more than they bargained for. taking part in a wagon train re-enactment when they got stuck. forced to spend the night with no heat and little shelter. >> you have to wonder if they were covering snow shovels. >> very authentic. probably were not expecting that. caught a lot of people off-guard. >> would it have been a re-enactment if you have the hand warmers you put in your gloves. that would be cheating? awe thought would be cheating. anything battery operated. >> we as journalists are supposed to remain neutral in the stories we cover. what if it involves a pig in danger. >> that was the situation along interstate 70 near pittsburgh. a concerned driver pulled over and called police. before long a local tv cam

. >> nestled had into the woods of upstate new york they have two calls, one to the big man above, and one to these little guys below. >> come on puppies, let's go. >> the monks are the true dog whisperers. owners across the country send their dogs here to be converted from unruly rascals to heavenly saints. >> i need to be focused on that dog and in a singular way. so it demands, that dog calls out in that moment my skills as a trainer. i try and respond to what the circumstances call for. >> the brother's special bond with man's best friend dates back some 40 years when a german sheppard moved into the monastery. they soon learned that the skills that make them such good monks, patience and perseverance, also make them good trainers. >> this is m otc hy, who has been here approximately two and a half weeks. she came in because she was just all puppy, okay? the owners had no control over her. >> the brothers have been working with her to learn to calm down obey. sitting, standing, and lying down. now the true test of how much this i repress i believe puppy has learned. it was my turn