please give us the next ten minutes. please give us the next hour. and the next day because every single person in this room has been where you are now. every one of us who wears a red shirt has been where you are now. and we didn't believe we'd be here again and again. but you see us hugging each other. it's a family reunion. and that's what this is. this is our family. so my job as the opening speaker is to give you a coup of tips of how to survive this circus this weekend. you've already learned a couple of them. one is have a little patience. have a hug. a hug goes a lot farther than a harsh word with each other. we've only got a couple of potties so take your time. hug each other a lot. give yourself permission to be here. you need a pair of track shoes if you've already read the schedule. however, you don't have to go to everything. pace yourself. sometimes just going up and laying down on the bed face down is a pretty good idea or just sitting in a chair in the lobby and snoozing for a second. go to every workshop that you think sounds good and

. >> he did look into and got back to us the next day pointing out what the records show. the majority do go to furthering the business. >> we had i do not know how many nonprofit organizations just to give them an opportunity to say thank you for what you do in the city. >> first of all, my daughter is the official designated first lady of the city. my son is out and about doing things all the time. >> the son and daughter are not the only ones taking advantage of the sky suite. lots of employees at city hall and family members are also cashing in on the free tickets. >> records show that the recent bruce springsteen concert, he let them use them with the sun with his son and daughter. >> people say others are more deserving than your two kids what do you say? >> let me know and we will get them tickets. >> the national cathedral is a new home to a sculpture of rosa parks. her refusal to give up a bus seat in 1965 is continue to be a key moment in the anti segregation movement. >> still to come, have you seen this yet? prince charles let you have never seen him before. >>

our future, and we need to be supporting all of our students so they have an opportunity to bring us the next generation of computers and technology. they are better at it than we are in the way. thank you 3 much, and please continue supporting summer programs. >> thank you, michelle. i just want to echo the recognition of the united educators of san francisco for being here today. we want to maintain the great work they do during the year and send the kids back to the classroom on track during the fall. we are hoping all of you will be able to stay and talk with us some more. thank you all for being here. >> san francisco recreation and parks department offers classes for the whole family. rec and parks has a class for everyone. discover what is available now and get ready to get out and play. henri matisse. frida kahlo. andy warhol. discover the next great artist. get out and play and get inspired with toddler classes. experience art where making a mess is part of the process. classes and the size the artistic process rather than the product. children have the freedom to explore materials a

our future, and we need to be supporting all of our students so they have an opportunity to bring us the next generation of computers and technology. they are better at it than we are in the way. thank you 3 much, and please continue supporting summer programs. >> thank you, michelle. i just want to echo the recognition of the united educators of san francisco for being here today. we want to maintain the great work they do during the year and send the kids back to the classroom on track during the fall. we are hoping all of you will be able to stay and talk with us some more. thank you all for being here. [music] hello. i'm ivette torres, and welcome to another edition of the road to recovery . today, we'll be talking about research to practice, how science is helping people with mental and substance use disorders. joining us in our panel today are dr. h. wesley clark, director, center for substance abuse treatment, substance abuse and mental health services administration, u.s. department of health and human services, rockville, maryland; dr. thomas mclellan, director, center for substance

our future, and we need to be supporting all of our students so they have an opportunity to bring us the next generation of computers and technology. they are better at it than we are in the way. thank you 3 much, and please continue supporting summer programs. >> thank you, michelle. i just want to echo the recognition of the united educators of san francisco for being here today. we want to maintain the great work they do during the year and send the kids back to the classroom on track during the fall. we are hoping all of you will be able to stay and talk with us some more. thank you all for being here.

. >> the mayor's office is withholding comment but did tell us the next month the city will send out requests for proposals for companies to put advertising on city-owned buildings. that revenue would go into the general fund. >> we are less than a week away from the opening of the largest casino and the stage. besides the four thousand slots, it will have table games including blackjack, roulette, and crabs. most of the games and restaurants will be available for the june 6 opening. get ready to expand your waistline. >> will have 3200 machines available in the fall. we will have five of the six restaurants operational. we will have a buffet, seafood, noodles, and then two weeks after our opening, the cheesecake factory will open. >> rumors have been swirling about a possible sixth casino. there is a major development for maryland schools. >> it could impact public education. we will take a closer look at what is at stake. >> a special guest from a day many will not forget. >> thousands come from around the world to this setting, a moving tribute for loved ones and why. >> heavy sho

us. the next not currently what we're doing is installing those upper plates. e guard and the upper deck plate glass slides over the baseplate to create the movement that we want to give the deck. >> the bridge is scheduled to reopen by noon tomorrow. 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. it is not just the dumbarton bridge. a vital link to the bay bridge remains close as well. for street consensus shutdown between mission and howard street for work on a new trans- bay transit center there. crews are demolishing the existing road and installing a traffic bridge. first street will reopen tomorrow morning. >> still more than one year away from completion but already there are six concerns about the new east span of the bay bridge. he called aaron is here with the secrets the builder is being accused of keeping. >> potential faulty foundation could give rise to some uneasy commuters. the sacramento bee found out that a bridge builder was not totally truthful. according to documents that builder did not let caltrans know the 19 ft. concrete section of the power of the bridge

our future, and we need to be supporting all of our students so they have an opportunity to bring us the next generation of computers and technology. they are better at it than we are in the way. thank you 3 much, and please continue supporting summer programs. >> thank you, michelle. i just want to echo the recognition of the united educators of san francisco for being here today. we want to maintain the great work they do during the year and send the kids back to the classroom on track during the fall. we are hoping all of you will be able to stay and talk with us some more. thank you all for being here. >> want to thank you all for coming out on this beautiful san francisco winter day. we are delighted to be here in chinatown. thank you to all of you who came out. there's going to be some noise during this event. this is a very busy street. that's one of the reasons we are doing this project. we are here today -- i am transportation director with the sfmta. thank you, boss. we're geared today to mark yet another important milestone and the steady, continued progress that we are making for

in and around us, the next 24 hours, no rain, ryan guarantee. sunshine tomorrow, beautiful day. but the center of the high pressure on us, nothing in the way of wind that we had. the moisture late sunday, primarily. towards the blue ridge the shenandoah valley, macy showers. any think -- they may see showers, earlier on sunday. anything else will be later sunday. cold tomorrow, temperatures will be into the high 70's, low 80's. best of all, light wind. the chance of showers late on mother's day. you know what that flower on mother's day? that is because if you kiss your mother, you have "tulips." tim liked that. >> are those french troops? >> don't go there. it's mother's day. >> i only said that. you continued it. >> the capitals are sequestered in their new york hotel, and i have the very latest. and in cincinnati, how is this for natitude? >> the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers -- moving you forward. >> the nationals came alive in cincinnati tonight, with a strong pitching performance. the reds were punched out 13 times. washington gets their 20

our future, and we need to be supporting all of our students so they have an opportunity to bring us the next generation of computers and technology. they are better at it than we are in the way. thank you 3 much, and please continue supporting summer programs. >> thank you, michelle. i just want to echo the recognition of the united educators of san francisco for being here today. we want to maintain the great work they do during the year and send the kids back to the classroom on track during the fall. we are hoping all of you will be able to stay and talk with us some more. thank you all for being here. within our population there are people who simply do not have access to the internet, who do not have the means to access information the way that others have, and i think that it's really imperative for government to make sure that we play a role in closing that technological divide. so you have to strike that balance between maintaining that character, but also welcoming in the new people who bring their own -- >> absolutely. >> so i love that. i love that mix, that balance that comes wit

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. >> despite the government panel's findings, we did speak to man who told us the next time they have a physical, they will request a psa test again. >> we turn to the case of the good cyber bullying and the bullying of gay teenagers into the national spotlight. the 20-year-old used now the web caromed to document a day encounter, and that led to suicide. he served 30 days in jail, which left some of rage. this brought tears of joy for the family of the defendants and bitter disappointment from the parents of his former college roommate. the mother of the court to send a harsh message. >> why was he so arrogant? what i want is justice. >> and there was the defendant's mother. as she spoke robbie finally broke down. >> he has so much burden on his shoulders. >> the pain began in september 2010 when the 18-year-old jump off the george washington bridge. it was discovered said robbie use a web cam to spy on clemente and tweeted about it. he became a poster child not on bullying. the judge commend his demeanor in court. >> i have not heard you apologize once. we did the judge condemned --

us. >> the next president of the united states, governor mitt romney. >> reporter: in his commencement speech at the largest christian university, romney underscored his stance against gay marriage. >> marriage is a relationship between one man and one woman. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: that line was a guaranteed crowd pleaser at liberty university founded by jerry fallwell and is located in the battleground state of virginia. the presumtive nominee's appearance is an important step in winning over the ultraconservatives who shunned him during the primary. >> we are electing a president, not a pastor. i think if you compare him to obama, yeah. i think by all means we'll side with him. >> reporter: president obama made history by publicly supporting gay marriage and was honoring the nation's top cops. >> the people alive today only because of their courage. >> reporter: first lady michelle obama was at north carolina university talking civil rights and inviting comparisons to gay marriage. >> we we all know there are plenty of serious injustices crying out for our attention. we

space engineers started using the next generation 4 hen?2a rocket in 2001. since then 19 have been successful, that helps representatives of jaxa and heavy industries secure a contract with south korea to launch a satellite. >> translator: we'lle developing a newypef rocke toompete in the international market. >> reporter: however, japan's competitors have stronger records. the united states atlas rockets have both more than 300 launches. europe's ariane rocket has more than 200. [ speaking japanese ] >> reporter: it is also more expensive right now to launch a satellite in japan. special engineers are currently working on plans to develop new rockets. in the meantime, they'll keep encouraging countries to launch rockets in japan. it's a business opportunity and also a chance to strengthen the domestic space industry. daisuke kogure nhk world, at the tanegashima space center, japan. >>> wall street investors pushed stock markets down for yet another day. ai uchida joins us now from the business desk so ai what's behind the fall there? >> we saw a few factors

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the c-3 eastern neighborhoods and south of market mixed use district. it would change it to implement the c-2 districts and other mixed used district. -- mixed use districts. the next section is powers of the va. it would allow him to waive dwelling unit requirements consistent with is currently up 42 waive requirements for article 10 buildings. for article 10 and 11 buildings thought it would permit him to allow open space to be credited toward the residential open space requirements. the proposed change reduces the need for variances with non- conforming use when converting a residential use. currently, converting requires open space and exposure. these are routinely granted but they add cost and process to the developer. the hpc has reviewed this and they do support it. the second item will allow the zoning administrator to reduce or waive required parking or loading for projects when the only feasible street frontage is located on the projected pedestrian cycling or transit- oriented street front. i have included maps in your case packet. were the only available street is located at a transit stop. the legislation as a provision that would allow the zoning admi

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space engineers started using the next generation h2a rocket in 2001. since then, 19 of 20 launches have been successful meeting international standards. that helps representatives of jaxa and mitsubishi heavy industries secure a contract with south korea to launch a satellite. >> translator: we'll be developing a new type of rocket to compete in the international market. >> reporter: however, japan's competitors have stronger track records. the united states atlas rockets have both had more than 300 launches. europe's ariane rocket has had more than 200. it is also more expensive right now to launch a satellite in japan. space engineers are currently working on plans to develop new rockets. in the meantime, they'll keep encouraging countries to launch satellites in japan. it's a business opportunity but also a chance to strengthen the domestic space industry. daisuke kogure, nhk world, at the tanegashima space center, japan. >>> people in japan's northeast are focused on overcoming the challenges of the 2011 disaster. but it won't be easy. they have to

interesting at the air mass storm has developed sent one over us the next few days warm on stable loadedients to bubble up thunderstorms coming in. fascinating time lapse lake shore drive you can see the waves of fog that continued for this hour from time to time of the lake tomorrow the wind turns into the southwest pushing the warm air to the beaches of the lakefront look at this warming underway 80 degrees tomorrow big thunderstorm complexes outflow into the area lowered temperatures helping them in the '60s. not around tomorrow outflows thunderstorms temperatures bouncing around. look at the '80s to draw the line from here to southern ohio across north st. louis up to south dakota. everything south in the '80s. the air down there today. falling and the line jackson mississippi and the new orleans this is the path lookout warm is at this hour in that area. all set for big warm up tomorrow into the 80s thunderstorms sending out flows from time to time jurors are immersed in the big expanding don't of warm air the warm air washes back after these things pass. setting up the next couple

looks like this will be with us the next couple of days. improvement, though, by the middle and especially the second half of the week. 70s today. scattered showers and storms. tonight we dip into the low 60s. mid-70s tomorrow. showers and a couple of storms. 81 on wednesday. could be afternoon or late day thunderstorms. thursday and friday look much better, mid-70s. in fact, we'll take the nice weather into the weekend. it is 4:47. time saver traffic with that. here's beverly farmer. >>> starting the workweek in pretty good shape. most of the overnight road work out of your way. the beltway between new hampshire avenue and university boulevard, they've pulled up all the road work. everything is looking good here. outer loop on the right side of your screen at new hampshire avenue, broken down truck on the outer loop near 214 central avenue was along the right side waiting for the wrecker. if that's still a factor, they were still doing overnight work on the 231 benedict bridge, alternating traffic for that overnight project. northbound 95

the water is being used. we expect to be expanding that in the next year or two. >> to talk about looking at parks in the district and 11 area? lots of parts that could be activated in ways that could be beneficial in making sure we actually have economic activity where is happening. the last item was the modesto irrigation district transfer. when we did the impact report, we said we would be short about 2 million gallons a day over the next 50 to 100 years. the discussion was that every year is different. you never get one year that is average, but that is over the length of the entire project. how do you have enough water to never make customers ration more than 20%? we came up with that number because when you have that, you really have economic hardship. we came up with the number and since then, working with fish and game and others, we have had to agree to let more water out of both crystal springs at them and alameda creek to the tune of about 9 million gallons more a day. the water we thought we had we will now have less of because 3.5 million gallons a day will be going down the creek. we had been lookin

the allstate value plan. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. >>> my next guest says our food system is broken and it's, in fact, endangering what's most precious to usr environment, our health, and our future. pretty strong words, but the question is how do we fix it? warren is the author of "fair food: growing a healthy sustainable food system for all." so what is a fair food system? >> when i think about a fair food system, i think about a system these producing food that's healthy, good for our bodies, green or grown in a way that's healthy for the environment. fair means nobody in the system is getting exploited, so everybody gets a piece of the economic pie and affordable. everybody has access to that healthy food. healthy, green, fair, and affordable. >> is there somebody or something that's wearing a black hat in all this? is somebody doing something wrong the way things are to make it unfair? >> i really don't believe that it's anybody's blame the way the system is now. we have a food system in place today that i believe is broken in many different ways, but it's largely based on decades and decades of public policy that has driven our syste

the great lakes. most of this stays north and west of us through the holiday weekend but early next week we're going to get a front to push through us. one thing we're going to watch, there's a lot of unsented weather off the southeast u.s. coast. not out of the question that a little tropical spinup could get going over the weekend toward florida or the southeastern u.s. that will likely come back northeast early next week. so in the short term anyway, the clouds will give way to sunshine here by midday. maybe a stray shower making it to the northern neck. then isolated showers this afternoon. don't expect the activity like the last few days and we quiet down tonight and tomorrow best chance of storms tomorrow will be up in pennsylvania, western maryland, west virginia. if you're going to the beach, that looks pretty good. 86 today. 88 saturday. 90 on sunday. looking at the beach forecast, water temperatures are about 65 or so at the ocean city inlet. we're expecting temperatures in the mid 70s at the beach all weekend long. looking great. so as we look at the seven-day, sunday and monday around 90 he

that interview will be with us the next 15 minutes. ook at how the markets are doing in the u.s. the futures apeer to be fairly flat at the open, we've got red arrows. the implied open here for the dow, the nasdaq, the s&p 500 is more or less flat. we receive a bit coming from europe. we can take a look at how the ftse cnbc global is trading. we're down about 0.7%, 0.8% of a percent. after a roller-costaster market not much happening there. we've seen gilts go down. ftse 100 is down almost 1%. mervyn king, the bank of england governor, is still speaking. his interview will happen later in the day. the xetra dax is down. in spain, same story as it has been for several weeks. lower on the day, down to 66.37. ross? >> all right. how do you make money in these markets? this is what some of our guests have already been telling us this morning on cnbc. >> i have two save haven trades right now. one is the u.s. particular or the dsy versus short the euro and the other is actually the singapore dollar versus asian currencies. >>> i think is ext

the new budget items. join us for these stories at 4:00 right after dr. phil. >> please stay with us, your five day forecast is next. roar! alright, what do lions eat? that's all the horses sir. ...and the men? all the king's men are here too sir. it doesn't look good. >>> welcome back. taking a look at the inner harbor, some activity going on this afternoon. >> we were trying to figure out if something was going on in the water. we really can't figure it out. we're going to send it out to marty. >> what was that, that submarine that's been reported? >> i said it was -- >> you find that off kent island. >> okay. >> it was debris. >> let's take a look at our five day forecast. this weather is just potentially going to be spectacular. we're going to watch this front slipping through today with maybe an afternoon thundershower. we have to make sure it gets out of proximity. thursday, friday, saturday, sunday looking great. 75, 77, 80 and 82. by monday afternoon, a chance of an thundershower. >> thank you very much. don't miss cbs prime time line up tonight. stay tuned for eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> if you're in the

the north of us. we get rid of one storm, the next one arrives. here comes the next rounds. wild. temperatures rise we're not going up all that much this afternoon. it's 65 in baltimore. 70 cumberland. that east wind is keeping us cool. in the next few days, we send it out to marty. >> good afternoon, everyone. we're going to start to see unsettled weather become the norm rather than the rule p there's a wind shift coming our way and it's going to be bouncing into and eventually punching through what's going to be aun -- aun stable air. we're -- unstable air. we're going to see some good thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon. wednesday is going to be a rain thi day. it's the mother's day weekend. how is the weather going to be? i'll give you a hint, not a bad way to celebrate mother's day. we will have the details coming up shortly. >>> the oriels are back home after exciting road trip. unbelievable, mark . >> it was uncredible, in doubt. the wierdz birds are back in baltimore. they're in 1st place riding an impressive five game winning streak in new york and boston. home hoping to buil

a story baracoa i'm just too busy going to prison says he called join the j party next week hosted by the us due to his demanding. more news stories in full for you in fifteen minutes from now in the meantime units next with the sports. thanks for joining us this is sports and a plenty ahead over the next ten minutes including all the. history in the making can read becomes the first american skipper to lead his boat into a home port the volvo ocean race. greens for a go the country's oldest golf course the moscow city club yourself to host the season's biggest tournaments the russian open. getting the high spaniard louis fernandez set a new sky running record reaching the peak of russia on europe's highest mountain months. let's kick off with football where i'd like to call madrid hopping celebrating their second europa league title in three years diego simoni chartist signing fellow sponsor side. in truth it was a one sided contest from start to finish in the romanian helpful colombian hot shot . scoring twice in the first time to put his side firmly in control the striker becoming the fir

2014, the goal is to have a sustainable economy going forward, and that's an important focus for us the next 2 1/2 years. a couple things on this. we have a comprehensive approach, and we are working on this now as evidenced by this discussion years in advance to try to put in place the building blocks that can achieve the goals that i laid out. by the way, we also want to have, you know, a solid political transition in afghanistan. there will be elections for president in the middle of 2014, and it's important obviously that the afghans put in place a sustainable political process as well going forward. we also want to get to a place where we achieve our core goal, and our core goal is a strategic defeat of al qaeda. the defeat of al qaeda such that it no longer presents a threat to the united states, our allies, or our other interests. this has been a central part of the foreign policy of the united states, especially i think in terms of its focus since we came into office and, again, this is a daily effort that we pursue relentlessly against al qaeda. with respect to iran, we fully expect

and we will provide baltimore the next great police commissioner that will take us to the next level. >> reporter: the commissioner wasn't the only high profile resignation. the architect on a lot of the public safety measures in baltimore also resigned. sheryl bernstein, the wife of state's attorney gregg bernstein is calling it quits. when asked about that, the mayor said, quote, i'm starting my first full term has mayor, and of quote. brian kuebler, abc2 news. >> to hear more from bealefeld, check it out sunday morning at 11. >>> a day to honor our fallen heroes killed in the line of duty. friends and survivors were there at the memorial gardens. it honored hunter. hunter was killed one year ago in the line of duty trying to stop a speeding motorcycle in howard county. >> we are extremely honored. he made the ultimate sacrifice. they paid the ultimate price. >> it doesn't matter -- excuse me. it doesn't matter what kind of uniform you're trained to wear. we're all within the brotherhood of serving and protecting our state. >> it's at dulaney valley memorial gardens. >>> we're on th

the next few hours as this gets closer to us, i think some thunderstorms will form to the west and move toward us n. is what we have to watch for the afternoon. we're pretty good. right now dealing with muggy conditions. temperatures have already warmed up into the 70s. low to mid-70s here. we may make 75 to 80 and as far as the rest of the afternoon, the threat for some scattered thunderstorms, some could be strong. 78 at 3:00. we cool off to 76 at 6:00. i'll be back with the full seven-day forecast. jc, back to you. >> thank you, howard. >>> just two weeks after harry thomas, jr. was sentenced to more than three years in jail, the election to replace him on the city council is under way. delia goncalves has a look at the top candidates and early voting in ward five. >> reporter: despite the rain, residents are heading out to the polls casting their ballots for change in ward five. >> we're going to have a new day in ward five starting tomorrow. >> reporter: ken mcduffy is one of the front runners in a crowd feel of 11 candidates. he says he feels good about his prospects despite criti

the next day, washington convulsed over this news. the white besieged with what this meant. the words gay or same sex usedduring monday's white house press briefing. the next day on tuesday legal recognition was banned for same-sex couples. wednesday, the president of the united states went on television and said he was for recognizing the rights of same-sex couples to get married. on thursday, the washington posted a sort of mitt romney's, the republican nominee, mitt romney as a young man bullying two closeted gay students including mr. romney leading a group of boys and pinning one student down and mr. romney cutting off the boy's long hair while the kid cried and screamed for help. the next day is friday. the next day is today. today is the day that gq magazine published this profile of mr. romney's to strategist and close aid. he outed a massachusetts state representative transgender. by outer her, he killed her career. he was the first one to put that information into print. i can remember his glee when he found the birth certificate said former reporter. the senior advisor outing this woman in the

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us. the next nearest star, alpha centauri, looks like a proper star, right? what do you think our star will look like if it gets farther away? what's our star look like from pluto? our sun from pluto looks like all the other stars. but you're looking at them in the past. now anyone out there looking at us right now is looking at us in the past. no one can see us right now and like i said, didn't you have trouble seeing your hand? hey, i'm not sure that was my hand. i'm exaggerating there. but yeah, they have these things, but let me just short circuit things and ask this, gang. let's suppose someone was kind enough to put a mirror way out on a planet. and make it so it's pointing right down to us and it's 1,000 light years away. you know what i'm talking about, 1,000 light years? it takes 1,000 years for light to go up there. or it takes 1,000 years for light to go down here. now sometimes you guys in the morning you get up and you brush your teeth, why do you guys look at the mirror when you're brushing your teeth by the way? have you ever noticed that? you

like to point out that if a school -- if another school has broken the rules, how can that be a burden to be given to us? by the next generation will be restricted from using our hotels come from providing student housing. in a direct manner or a least manner. these property rights are being infringed upon. we're taking a different stance on citizenship of students. they are also citizens of san francisco. they spend dollars in our city. i think people have forgotten. affordable housing is provided already. thank you. >> good afternoon. commissioners, passing this ordinance will negatively impact thousands of students by preventing schools from making master leases, you prevent schools from providing accommodations for students. you're setting up a dangerous precedent by expecting students to find their own accommodations. we are in the business of providing housing and it is a constant battle to find housing. it is untenable for out of towners to be able to take this on, especially young people. some schools have been providing a service for over 30 years. they bring millions of dollars into the city. the one at sc

the dance. she will tell you a little about this right now. i will be back. >> all right. our next scene is going to move us from story telling that took place during the hindu temples and india into the mogel time in india this come from hindu and western cultures brought together. when the mogels came from persia to north india they saw the story telling and thought it was a beautiful art form. they were not engaged with the story but saw the beauty in the footwork and hand movement. they brought the dancers into their courts. they were a form of entertainment. so, i want you to put your imagination caps on. we will go from the forest into a beautiful mogel palace. there are velvet carpets and peacocks walking around. there are beautiful paintings and everyone all of you, the audience have come to enjoy the court and the king sits on his thrown in the corner twirling his mustache and he called for his dancers and they come to the room. you are here to be entertained by them. this is called taught. taught is a highly stylized tuning of the mind and body together. you will see very fast turns ending in shar

the opportunity to see the southwest winds build in more moisture so the mugginess is definitely going to stick with us for the nextal hours. in fact, the front does not cross till later on tonight. so things will look better in that extended forecast. future cast keeps us in the clear. high pressure starting to move off shore. that's clearing the way for the cold front. as the front moves on through, it will start to kick up some showers and thunderstorms mainly in the mountain regions. i think we'll get the heavier rains there but still an opportunity for some minimal rainfall coming in through the washington metro area but most of that intensity is going to stay off in toward the mountains. it will be a little wet and messy coming home tonight but then things will improve. behind the front we start to clear out nicely and we're looking good for the remainder of your wednesday and into the thursday forecast as the nats get back into town. the forecast for today will take us to the upper 80s, near 90 degrees in town. tonight another muggy one. in fact, as the moisture starting to move on through, we could see some

the plane. our next guest, mark gunsinger argues that directed energy systems have many uses and are far more ready for operational use than critics suggest. he is the co-author of a new report, changing the game, the promise of directed energy objectives. welcome to the show. >> thank you, vago. >> what are the cost of directed energy systems over conventional ones. >> frankly conventional weapons are expendable and cost millions of dollars each. frankly defense based solely on those offenses may not be affordable. in fact a pac 3 -- >> patriot accessibility missile. >> yes exactly and it is billions of dollars each. and imagine it coming at one of our bases in the pacific. countering those missiles with those kind of defenses can cost the american taxpayer hundreds of millions of dollars and over a campaign simply not affordable. >> and you run out of the defensive missiles. so it is not just that they are 3 million or $9 million each but you can't produce them from enemies, like china, will rain on any of our targets. >> and we have to resupply our defenses with those missiles using lines of sup