you can share your response on our facebook page, on twitter, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. city council members gave i amiminary approval -- missing a word there, producer -- to use a tax break to members voted to give a tax break to help pay for the upscaled mixed-use development between harbor east and fells point. opponents say taxpayer money could be better spent on neighborhoods and schools. we as the developer can only do so much. we have $3 million for inclusionary housing. we will do more and more. >> the full council will take a final vote next month. >> karla porter is charged with hiring a hitman to kill her husband. defense attorney said they should consider voluntary manslaughter instead of first- degree murder. they said she suffers from battered spouse syndrome. . they say her actions were just as deadly as the gunman. she faces life in prison without parole if convicted. laura neuman called for an independent review three months ago after allegations of wrongdoing under john leopold. some of the recommendations include a revision of how officers are promote

you can share your response on our facebook page, on twitter, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.comnow weather and traffic on the 1's. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. not bad out there with just a few abstractions -- exceptions. we are not seeing much in the way of delays. we will keep you posted if thin start to change on the inner loop. outer loop traffic looks just fine. we have some closures at york road between padonia because of road work. per hour prior to 100. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> thank you. traverse may have to worry about some fog this morning. the temperatures get close to the two-point near sunrise. 77 downtown. 69 in cockeysville. start to the day. we will be approaching highs near 90 downtown. it will feel warmer because it is so sticky out. most of your day will be dry. not the case tomorrow. >> thank you. 5:12. the houston market is taking-- the housing market is taking a bit of a turn. >> details of a problem >. keeping ars may be i never want to feel that i can't go to anyone for help. i never want to feel so

you can share your response on our facebook page, on twitter, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. 6:11. 70 degrees at the airport. >> one of the biggest names for the 2016 race. today hillary clinton will be receiving a special honor. >> a number of retailers are tracking customers. we will tell you how. >> the humidity is on the rise as well as the temperatures ahead of a cold front. inif you plan to travel carroll county, word of a problem with some closures. we will also check on the major good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. >> welcome back to 11 news today. 6:14. temperatures in the upper 70's. a pretty mild start to the day. you will feel that humidity as you step out the door today. 68 in easton. these temperatures are near the two-point. -0- dew

you can share your response on our facebook page, on twitter, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.comwill have to think about that one. walmart is putting beer displays in its garden center. safety concerns about some smaller vehicles. jane king has the bloomberg business report. good morning, jane. >> if you drive a small car, there is a good chance it is not that safe. only some cars aren't a good or acceptable safety rating. the best was the honda civic. the nissan centric was given a poor rating. it may be harder to access cash. the fdic is warning banks to stop processing payments on behalf of the short term lenders. if you are struggling to pay back a student loan, there is some help available. allows you to cut the payment -- investors looking at weekly jobless claims numbers and a report on mortgage to latency. stocks falling again yesterday. walmart toasting to the beer business. they are crafting relationships with distributors and redesigning stores to feature he goes for a piece of the $45 billion bear market -- beer market. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, b

you can share your response on our facebook page, on twitter, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> not a great way to start your morning. a tornado warning right now. we'll go back to tony pann. bring us up to date. >> a tornado warning remains in effect until 6:00 30 in harford county. we will take a look at how the wind is moving. you see reds and greens. the green is wind moving towards the radar. when you see the colors together, that means the storm is rotating. there is the possibility of a tornado forming. let me put a circle around the spot where there is a possibility. we are talking about 95. there could be a funnel cloud or a weak tornado on the ground 95, 136 and 95. just keep that in mind. i will put up the regular radar and focus in on the bel air region. it is this storm that we are talking about. imember the profile and showed you part of the storm that was rotating near abington? this is a look on the radar. tornadoes develop on the eastern sides of storms. that is the spot i was showing you. if there is a tornado, and looks like it could be right up very close

you can share your response on our facebook page, on twitter, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> now weather and traffic on the 1's. now we have to compete with snickers bars. your snickers bar says it is not going to rain and tony says it is. who are you going to believe? i would go with the snickers bar. it is dry but muggy. we expect some scattered thunderstorms later on. a high temperature near 84 degrees. watch for lightning in the afternoon if you take the boat out today. high tide at fort mchenry at 8:031. >> chocolate can be very influential. it is busy north on the j.f.x. it is closed down because of an accident. southbound lanes are not affected. everything getting by fine from the beltway into town. watch for delays because of that closure. southbound 95, we have an accident at a ramp. a downed tree clearing and 97 in sykesville. malfunctioning traffic lights at 32 and 70. some delays forming at baltimore national pike that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you. 6:22. the ravens back on the field tonight. >> keith mills has more coming up and sports. here

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. >> so when someone sends us an e-mail and complains that you are breaking down the stage and loading heavy equipment into vans. and the noise of loading out, that is incorrect? they are exaggerating? >> there is equipment that gets loaded in and out for sure. i think what they are talking about is towards gerry street, there is a raised area on our patio. and a lot of times when we have speakers that's where they are placed. when we have the big fashion event for pride, that's where the run-way is. >> so your event for pride was anita moore? >> correct. >> it was well attended, very popular event. >> it was fabulous. >> can you tell me what time it ended? >> it was over by 10 o'clock. you stole that event from the phoenix. [laughter] >> that's correct. >> that's okay. all right. okay. thank you very much. >> commissioner hyde, you have something else? >> yeah, i wanted to ask a point of reference, like i know there is a time when street noise is like they do drilling on the street and everything. and i think it's until 8 o'clock that noise on the street, and then construction and stu

. >> and give us a call or send us an e-mail. >>> let switch fears and bring in our chief meet meat. we are heading toward the labor day weekend. take it away. >> we do have some forecast changes to update out with the possibility of thunderstorm getting close by in that seven day. we'll have more on that coming up. rate now what we're finding is this humid flow moving from the south. it is making the apparent air temperature feel a little bit warmer throughout. we have plenty of upper 60s in the east bay. do expect the humidity to linger for tomorrow. you'll notice just a slight touch of that in the atmosphere. the other thing we'll have is plenty of cloud cover to start. more patchy low clouds inland. temperatures generally in the low to mid 60s at 8:00 a.m. plenty of sunshine at the noon hour and a hotter afternoon by 4:00 p.m. sunny skies and close to 90 degrees for the big skraen interior valley. let's go outside. you can see the fog is quite a bit less extensive than this time last night. compressed to 800 feet. you will notice the low cloud cover moving in from the south craw

you can also send us an e-mail. i know we're supposed to talk about august but let us move to september real quick. come september, a couple of major issues come up with talk about the working timeframe of september and some of these deadlines that have to be met. guest: congress has gone home for the entirety of the month of august. they do not come back until after labor day. they have big deadlines coming up when they get back. there is nine legislative days left until the government runs out of funding. they cease to have the money to operate anymore. deadline is pressing on them. particularly because there is no sign of a deal now. there is no sign they have worked out some type of agreement to prevent eight -- to prevent passing a continuing resolution in september. that is a real pressing deadline. host: come september they have to solve these issues in nine days and we will see what happens then. any indication from leadership about the strategies? caller: we see two different strategies growing. the debt cei

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. >> if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call, 888-996-tips, or send us an e-mail. >>> okay. check this out. not something you see every day. it is a massive dust devil towering over the riverside county town of perris today. the town was under a flash flood watch, and thankfully, there wasn't any significant damage. dust devils are usually much more harmless than tornadoes, but impressive to see nonetheless, mr. ranieri. >> we don't see it every day. he might. he looks at things like this. >> textbook example. usually those are set off by a lot of hot air in the atmosphere gets some uprise, and then, you know, you get a little bit ofsw. it is mild out here at this hour. 71 in livermore. upper 60s in san jose. so that hotter, dryer air at this hour is going to set us up with less fog as we head throughout tomorrow morning. that's going to be great news for the interior valleys. we're going to be able to get up bright and early. get your day started going at 8:00. looking at mostly sunny skies, temperatures in the mid-60s. not too bad. if you're the coastline, a lit

send us an e-mail at booktv as c-span.org or tweet us at twitter.com/booktv. >> beginning now on booktv, hans -- [inaudible] discusses his book, "who's counting: how fraudsters and bureaucrats put your vote at risk." from the 20th annual eagle forum collegiate summit. >> our next speaker is hans. he's an attorney and former member of the board of advisers for the federal election commission. he's a staff member here at heritage foundation, and he has just written a book called "who's counting: how fraudsters and bureaucrats put your vote at risk." anytime a fraudulent vote is cast, your legitimate vote is undervalued, so i hope that hans can help us alleviate this situation. [applause] >> hi. well, stan evans is pretty tough to follow. i don't think i have the jokes and stories that he does. but i am talking to you about a serious subject. you know, i often write for national review magazine, and john fund is tear national correspondent. so we wrote this book, and the whole point of it was to upset the left and point out that voter fraud is something that actually does occur. and you kn

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us. we take our users' privacy and security very seriously. recent reports claiming otherwise are simply untrue. we have built industry leading security and privacy features into g mail and no matter who sends us an e-mail to a g mail user those protections apply. do you think the google was overstated this week? >> you know, people need to understand what they're doing and make their own decisions. for some people it is a problem and don't feel comfortable with that and some people feel comfortable sharing everything. depends on the perspective. >> there's always that phrase, something is free, you should know someone is trying to make money. a business model. show nice to meet you. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> if our online e-mails are being tracked, they're at risk of being hacked, no surprise. what if what's going on in the privacy of your own home is vulnerable. laurie segall. >> that's right. it almost reads like a movie script. a hacker taps into a wifi network and monitors a baby monitor. it happened this week in texas. are you freaked-out? not only that but your home could be hacked into if you're not careful. >> imagine your 2-year-old daughter sleeping and and outsider watching h

. >> 202-895-3000 fox 5 tip line, you can send us an e-mail to foxfivetips@wttg.com.we'll be right back.  >> it is a short week for the redskins, just three days before the third pre-season game at redskins park. >> robert griffin iii spoke to the media and scott smith on deck with what he had to say. >> reporter: he went full speed against the starting defense. last week he went full speed against the scouting defense. griffin talked about about his meeting with dr. james andrews monday night and the doc examined his knee after 90 minutes, everything looks good and told the stay the course. griffin says his eyes are set on philly. being healthy is on good mechanics and could come at any point. last week's big talker that made the national media circuit saying there might be friction between he and shanahan. >> it sucks. i sat down and talked about to a few people, do i stop being who i am and honest and giving you ammunition to turn against this team or go into a shell and bill belichick it all week. if something it happens, make a statement, make sure it

if you want to send us an e- mail, you can send us at tweet,@cspan.org, and a @cspanwj.your new book, work of fiction, cowritten by you and david talking about a lot of issues including cyber security issues. guest: it does. this is my fourth book. the first two i myself, the second two i co-authored, and are novels. this novel -- the plot loosely is about iranian intelligence acquiring from the russians a computer virus that they then drug addled hacker in amsterdam to used to shutdown the american electric power grid , which some call "the glass jar ." i'm quoting american industry. in this new digital age, we have all these wonders of the internet. thes unbelievable, opportunities we have in the digital age, but it also brings with it new threats to our country. think of a threat that someone would shut down the electric power across this country in a significant way just the second. all of a sudden it goes dark, and it is dark friday, we are a month, or months -- dark a day, a week, a month, or months. shutdown of "the new york times" website, the hacking of the asso

send us an e-mail. or tweet us. >> when you write a book a lot can go wrong. this just sort of the way i approach the world. i'm somewhat neurotic in my riding and reporting, and a lot can go wrong. i have been pretty shocked by -- i guess, if there has been criticism from inside it has been mostly in the vein of how dare he. meaning how dare an insider give away the secret handshake. how dare an insider talk about other insiders in a way that, perhaps, might not be in keeping with because the we have in washington. and people keep asking me why people are uncomfortable here. i welcome the discomfort, but i also think this is journalism. this is what we do. >> book tv book club returns next month. read the book and engage on the facebook page and on twitter. look for daily book club pros starting september 3rd to get the conversation going, including discussion questions, like to interviews with the author, reviews of the book, and video. >> what inspired you to write a book about save your generals at this moment in time in history. >> we have this john rau,

a tip for tony or anyone else in the investigateive unit. 1-8 eight 8-996-tips or you can send us an e-mail directly to the unit. >> the high price of living on the peninsula, drive families out of their homes and on to the street and that option has been kicked to the curb, sleeping in vehicles has been banned. making it a question, is it making it harder on the have-nots to stay in the area. >> i'm here in palo alto and this is where several people sleep in their cars every night. but now that the city has issued a new ban. some are wondering where they will go. >> for dozens of people that sleep in cars, vans and rvs in the parking lot in palo alto. this is home. or at least it was. last night the city council approved an ordinance to make it illegal to sleep in your vehicle in palo alto. >> it's hating the homeless, it's a hate crime. so what if the other cities have done it. it does not mean it right. >> palo alto mayor said that police will only respond to complaints and will not actively kick people out who are just sleeping if their cars. >> it's not unnecessarily targeting anyone.

if you have a tip for tony or anybody at our investigative unit give a call, or you can send us an e-mail. >> thank you for joining us here at 6:00. we hope you have a great evening. we hope to see you back here at 11:00. >> bye-bye. >> now on "extra" -- >> what is going on between you and lamar? >> khloe and lamar's marriage >> are the rumors true? >> new clues today. khloe hiding under a hoodie and lamar resurfacing after his bender. is it over? miley fans the flames with a racy tweet hours after her v.m.a. strip show. did she commit career suicide? from the stars to late night, america sounds off. gaga's leopard print parade. you won't believe where she is going dressed like this. and a beach brawl over $5. princess kate pushing her own grocery cart. >> she doesn't even look like she had a baby.

or send journal@c-span.org us an e-mail, the e-mail address is -- or send us an e-mail, the address isournal@c-span.org. the front page this morning of t,"e washington pos the headline -- part of the reporting this morning area did president obama will be speaking on the actual anniversary day at the lincoln memorial. that is coming up on wednesday. here's the front page of the new york times and their front page photo from the march yesterday -- e froml play you mor that. comeshnology and jobs, it in an opinion peas from "the new york times," written by two economics professors. they write -- the unemployment rate is stuck at levels not seen since the early 1990s. the portion of adults working is four percentage points below its peak in 2000. our question to you, does technology create better jobs? what is your experience? alabama is were the first caller is. good morning. factr: yes, as a matter of i have formed a civil rights nonprofit organization. we have a new concept, the new everyone, to have starting with fifth raiders, to own their own business. graders, to own their own busi

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send us an e-mail. tweet us. >> this is a place where you have to know what you are about because there will be other people who want to tell you what you are about, and they don't have your best interests in mind. that is where survivalist man had becomes assistant about being what i am and be fixed. an open question, is that unique to prison, is that how most americans are who are strangely absolutist and pluralist at the same time? you know, my treat is the one true truth, but i recognize go right to some wrong truth. i don't know the answer to that question. >> absolutely. >> joshua do book on religion and theology at pennsylvania back some security prison tonight at 9:00 on after words, part of book tv this weekend on c-span2. >> former pentecostal preacher turned atheist recalls his loss of faith and the subsequent termination of his relationship with his wife, france, and parishioners in louisiana. this is about an hour. >> it is truly a pleasure to be with you. i cannot get a high enough or stron

you can shoot us an e-mail at fox friends first@foxnews.com. >>> chris jenner is hitting back pretty for criticizing her daughter kim kardashian and kanye west. he recently said it was wrong for children to focus on what kim is wearing, where kanye is on vacation and lives in a 10,000 square foot house. here is jenner's response. >> i wasn't aware that you could only set the bar so high and that we could only dream so big. i was taught dream big, work hard and you can have whatever you wanted. (applause) >> right? and another thing i thought was, wow, i bet the president has some friends with 10,000 square foot houses and you probably wouldn't mind going over there, mr. president, while you were asking them to have a party for you when you were campaigning for dollars to run for president. >> she also said that kim's job afford her to live in a 10,000 square foot house. >> another green energy scores millions of dollars in federal stimulus funds. the energy department justice entertainment the company is mixed it may have to declare bankruptcy because of poor sales and trouble with f

tweet us or send us an e-mail. we will read some of those later on in the show. >> coming up at 7:15 we will talk to the gulf port police chief. >> usher's 5-year-old son is showing signs of improvement after he nearly drowned in a swimming pool. we hear he is reportedly sitting up in bed in the hospital eating laughing and now talking to people. doctors say it may be days before he is released from the icu. the buys hospitalized after he got his arm stuck in the pool drain. he was trying to grab a toy. after the incident the singer's ex-wife filed an emergency custody request. that hearing is set for tomorrow. >> the popular delta 4 rocket taking off from cape canaveral, florida. they have a satellite that will enhance wide band communications capabilities. they are partnering for australia for the launch. it's the 23rd time for the rocket to be sent into space. >> the time 24 after the hour. still to come flood waters so high tractor trailers are left under water. there is no relief in sight. what mother nature h

. >>> if you have a tip for our investigative unit you can call us or send us an e-mail. >>> and onefinal check on our traffic. it looks good, doesn't it? it took a couple hours to get across the bridge. but this is a live look now southbound 580 in richmond, wide open freeway, but it took a long time to get across the bay. >> thanks for joining us. raj and jessica back at 11:00 -- and jeff, and jeff. [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> now on "extra," the final straw for michael and catherine. was it his sex and cancer confession, her bipolar disorder battle or something else that drove them apart. >> and clint eastwood's surprise today. his marriage is over, too. >> lamar odom back home with khloe. is he forced into rehab? >> i don't give a rat's ass about lamar and khloe. >> why howard stern's going off on the kardashians today. >> mike tyson admitting he's drinking himself to death. >> i start drinking and a relapse, i think of dying. >> miley's man, liam, reeling over her sex show. what justin bieber thinks of her act. the biebs plays 2

tweet us at booktv, posted on our facebook page or send us an e-mail at booktv@c-span.org. >> you are watching booktv on c-span2. here is our prime time lineup for tonight. starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern former mtv vj kennedy talks to booktv from freedom fest 2013. her book is the kennedy chronicles, the golden age of mtv through rose, glasses. at 7:30 p.m. lawrence samuel explores the american dream. at 8:45, the creation of the american arsenal during world war ii with maury klein. at:00 eastern, joshua dubler joins us on after words, discusses his book down in the chapel. we wrap up tonight's prime-time programming at 11:00 p.m. eastern, with double victory, presented to an audience at the 2013 roosevelt reading festival. visit booktv.org for more of this weekend's tv schedule. >> amy goodman, in your first book the exception to the rulers, you write and you are quoting the washington post, 80 goodman is the journalist commentamy goodman is the journalist comment as an invited guest. >> we are not supposed the party to any party. this is the only one explicitly protected by the u.s.

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or better yet he says use an e-mail program that lives in your computer by passing the middle man. and he says we should all start looking at encryption software that will garble every message. it is all very technical and a lot of big e-mail providers insist they do protect their user's privacy. mccarthy is developing mail pile offering alternative with lots of protection soon. >> over the next month or so technical people will be able to start using it. and by january we are hoping to launch a public release. >> he believes if we want e-mail security that is the future we must move towards no matter where it is at. >> what amazes me is that google -- and god bless them. they admit it. you use our stuff and we are watching you. mail pile isn't ready until next summer. what can you do if you don't want them reading about the private things. >> this is mainly being done by computers. it is computers scanning for information. unless you are a real tech geek, unless you know your way around encryption programs it is kind of hard. i would say the best thing you can do is keep your eyes

. >> he argues we should seek out more obscure e-mail providers, which have fewer users or better yet, use an e-mail program that lives in your computer, bypassing the middleman and he says we should start looking at encryption software that will garble every message so it can only be read by the person to whom it is being sent. mccarthy is part of a group developing something called mailpile, which they hope will offer a free alternative with lots of e-mail protection soon. >> we are fairly certain ha over the next month or so, technical people will start to be able to start using it and by january, we are hoping to launch it publicly. >> he believes if we want e-mail security, that is the future we must move toward no matter where it is. tom foreman, cnn, washington. >>> hello, again, a look at our top stories now. in california, a raging wildfire is exploding in size and spreading inside the yosemite national park. it has been 50 years on the east coast since martin luther king jr. made his famous speech and thousands today are gathering on the washington mall to secelebre that historic ev

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mccarthy argues we should all seek out more obscure e-mail providers, which have fewer users and are less attracted to big marketers. or better yet, use anives in your computer, bypassing the middle man. and he says we should all start looking at encryption software that will garble every message so it can only be read by the person to whom it is sent. it is all very technical and a lot of big e-mail providers insist they do protect their user's privacy. but mccarthy is part of a group developing something called mail pile, which they hope may offer a consumer-friendly alternative with lots of protection soon. >> we're fairly certain over the next month or so, technical people will be able to start using it, and by january, we're hoping to launch a public alpha release. >> in any event, he believes if we want e-mail security, that is the future we must move toward, no matter where it is. tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> that does it for me. don lemon takes it from here. have a great afternoon. >> you have a great afternoon. thanks very much, suzanne. i'm don lemmon in today for brooke. >>> let's start with former nfl star aaron hernandez

his lawyers are using an e-mail manning send to his sergeant to fish for leniency.ote, problem that's haunting him, causing great pain and confusion. i want to bring in on the fine or pentagon correspondent chris lawrence, who was in the courtroom as this dramatic scene unfolded. >> reporter: well, jake, unlike earlier in the courtroom when he had been relatively stoic, this time he was choked up, soft-spoken and basically issued an apology. first he said, your honor, i'm sorry. i understood what i was doing was wrong, but i didn't appreciate the broader effects of my actions. he now she is he should have worked more aggressively inside the system form he says i look back and wonder how on earth could i as a junior analyst hope to make some of the changes that i thought i could. he choked up, following pretty griffin testimony from his sister who described being 11 years old on the day that brad manning was born, their parents were alcoholics and growing up in that household. at one point the attorney asked her who took care of bradley as a baby, and the sister said

mccarthy argues we should all seek out more obscure e-mail providers, which have fewer users and are less attracted to big marketers. or better yet, use anives in your computer, bypassing the middle man. and he says we should all start looking at encryption software that will garble every message so it can only be read by the person to whom it is sent. it is all very technical and a lot of big e-mail providers insist they do protect their user's privacy. but mccarthy is part of a group developing something called mail pile, which they hope may offer a consumer-friendly alterna