. >> wane, wane. okay, sorry. but i know that pets are members of our family and they can be projecle and there is a lot of good for that. >> i like the idea that john treats the done differently. most treat them like children. what difference does it make. for the betterment of the dog or people. you want to kill children -- why not -- wear the sets off -- belts off anyone. >> we are talking about dogings . what iff you own a snake or a pet rock or hamster. this is insane. we have 16 trillion in district attorney debt. i don't care if you own a snake or put it in the car. >> it is in new jersey, this is your home state and considered in new jersey animal crueltiy. >> what johnathon just said is animal cruelty. there is a lot of people who really love their pets . the way you treat your children treat yourr pets. if you can't treat them that way you shouldn't be a owner. maybe it should be up to the owner to take care of the pet. snake or cat or pet rock. >> a thousand dollar fine and time in jail in new jersey. s

game three in los angeles, a great one, wane gretzky on hand.ond period, dwight king stopped on the first shot, alec martinez to poke in the rebound, the grounders get it done for l.a. the kings up 1-0. skilled players took over. brown found a streaking kopitar, rifled past brodeur. l.a. up 2-0 after two. the kings haven't been able to get going this postseason is their power play. they can check that off the list. the hero scored on the man advantage and justin williams followed that up with another power-play goal. jonathan quick flawless in the other end, third shot, kings beat the devils 4-0. only team in nhl history to have a three games to none lead in every series of the playoffs. >>> game four of the stanley cup final 8:00 p.m. eastern on the nbc sports network. >>> the thunder have rattled off three straight wins against the mighty spurs. final seconds of the third, kevin durant spun and hit. the buzzer beater gave oklahoma a nine-point lead. spurs hung around got within two. tim duncan had 18 but every time they would get close the thu

money matters, the union power is significantly waned over time. and think the other thing you have to look at is the obama people are pointing to the exit polls showing that despite the victory for the republican governor, folks going out gave president obama an edge over mitt romney. however he won over john mccain by 14 percentage points so that's been cut in half. so i would be looking at that if i were the re-elect committee going okay, we need to pay attention to these states we thought were safe. >>> coming up next, the gender pay gap divides congress, the paycheck fairness act voted down, politicians on both sides pointing fingers, i'll tell you why it's all political theater. >>> forget the kardashians, there's new political snow that's all about fixing your finances. >> our security guy is going to walk through and he's going to take your credit card for the week. >> i can hear it all week, i'll miss out on the air miles. but let's face it, these people are in trouble. >> we'll tell you how you can create your own million dollar neighborh

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as a political force, they waned and became disordered. this is a strong galvanizing force for the tea party and that is bringing together the elements and regavel noises them. they -- regavellainizes them. and they have an issue that they didn't have before. >> and this is going to be interesting. >> and disastrous for the president. >> and you know i would love to go on but they telling me to wrap. you're always fun to have on. thank you very much for coming. >> thank you very much. >>> the big story tonight, four d.c. police officers and five other people indicted on charges connected to a violent assault outside of a d.c. night club. and that is one that left a man badly beaten. there are several charges involved, including assault and obstruction of justice. matt ackland has more. >> reporter: there are many violent charges when it comes to the criminal case. but there is a civil suit that could cost taxpayers big money. they believe the officers involved were moonlighting at a place serving alcohol and that is not allowed, according

before alongside the coalition with pasok party now they represent austerity their popularity is really waned recently there has been a public backlash because course is a stare she has gone hand in hand with the sheer rise in unemployment it's also seen since two thousand and eight a stalling a retraction of the contrary by about twenty percent new democracy their main stay argument at the moment is that they need to stay within the euro zone but swallowing austerity is a necessary poison that has been another.

for a while they seemed to bolster markets overseas but it seems like that enthusiasm has waned.acebook is paying $10 million to settle a lawsuit over ads that it calls sponsored stories. the service basically allows companies to pay to retransmit users activities to their friends pages. some facebook users have sued is a bit about what facebook using their images for commercial activity without permission. >>james: speculation is building a microsoft will be unveiling a tablet computers today. there would not devils the location until this morning. in an e-mail the company said this will be a major microsoft announcement you do not want to miss. reports say the microsoft will launch its own tablet introducing windows 8 operating system. >>justine: how much would you pay for the best perks at the america cup? last week, organizers released some vip packages and the highest priced package is $26,000. that will give you 10 guests. they will get easy parking, winetasting and top-notch beard's over for days. you also get individual tickets for the same for a package that will cost $3

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>> i wanted to leave people with something and i waned them to understand what happens here matters at happens after here matters more. and my faith calls to us bring glory to god in everything we do to recognize that that reality god is real whether people want to admit he's there or not, he's there. >> we'll continue with florida senator marco rubio, more coming up tonight including his wife who challenged him in a pretty big way, straight ahead. >> with challenges america face there's is no nation on earth with a brighter future. the fundamental source of our nation's greatness remains our people. their government and leaders may be langishing the american people have not diminished one bit. the job of the zboft make it easier for people to do what easier for people to do what they do [ woman ] for the london olympic games, our town had a "brilliant" idea. support team usa and show our olympic spirit right in our own backyard. so we combined our citi thankyou points to make it happen. tom chipped in 10,000 points. karen kicked in 20,000. and by pooling more thankyou points from fol

. >> it is an infringement on the you had man rights and i strongly disagree with wane and christian.a majority rule democracy. we live where individual rights, namely the right to speech more than any of them are protected by the constitution and 80 percent of the folks don't like this word or arcticle or tv show or political idea. that is not congruent america ideas it is more like nazi germany or korea. >> and what about the kids? >> look first of all it is proposed by government and not the voters. the government doesn't give a hoot about whether your grass is too low or high. and doesn't care if you are cursing. they care about the bucks. that's why slot machines are all and cameras for track. that's all it is about. anybody thinking differently, no. >> great discussion. and everybody behaved themselves. christian dorsey. thank you for joining us. coming up. coming to america. foreigners looking for a safe place to park their cash and putting it in u.s. housing? why the crisis over there could be saving the american dream. ♪ i'm consolidating my assets. i'm not paying hidden fees

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and wane. >> the amount of underfunded private pensions.p the same amount as the debt in greece. you think we should be concerned about this. >> it is a huge problem and while it may not represent the systemic problem nathat greece does, it may be a harder problem to solve here. corporations can't print money to pay what they owe. it is a broken promise to the retired. and the fed is kind of responsibe

and wane. >> the amount of underfunded private pensions. noup the same amount as the debt in greece. you think we should be concerned about this. >> it is a huge problem and while it may not represent the systemic problem nathat greece does, it may be a harder problem to solve here. corporations can't print money to pay what they owe. it is a broken promise to the retired. and the fed is kind of responsible because they kept interest rates artificially low and difficult for the pension plans to make money. it will come out of corporate profits or out of the pockets of retireys that are facing higher food and fuel costs. >> wayne, how much should we be worried. we are talking about europe and greece, are we looking in the wrong direction? >> no, you have to be worried any time when a worker or somebody're said i am contributing in a retirement plan and i am not going to get my money back. you have to blame the politicians and company on the other side. if they are not managing it proper in the time of interest rates being so low, they have m

the democratic side which has been historically supported by the unions is beginning to wane at exactly the wrong time. >> colin, have you got a prediction on this? >> i think it will be a squeaker but i think it will probably go walker's way. >> jason? >> i have to agree. i think it will go walker's way. polls have consistently shown it close but with walker ahead. >> five point win. >> i think probably 4 point win. and also so polarized that it doesn't look like it will be a surprise swing at the end and already pretty walked in and walker looks like he can get at least 50%. >> when we come back, john mccain say it is time for america to act after last weekend's bruta with the capital one cash rewards card you get a 50% annual bonus. and everyone likes 50% more cash -- well, except her. no! but, i'm about to change that. ♪ every little baby wants 50% more cash... ♪ phhht! fine, you try. [ strings breaking, wood splintering ] ha ha. [ male announcer ] the capital one cash rewards card. the card for people who want 50% more cash. ♪ what's in your wallet? ♪ what's in your...your... >>> c

that's probably waned because of the overhang but that's what ceos were telling us. >> a little financial literacy with robert morett chairman of pwc. >> thanks, tom. >> tom: after a morning sell- off, we saw steady buying into today's closing bell. the low of the day was hit in the first 20 minutes of the session with the s&p 500 slowly climbing from there. the index was able to end close to its highest price of the day, helping make this the best week for the index this year. volume was very light, 686 million on the big board. 1.4 billion shares on the nasdaq. the telecommunications sector rang up the biggest gains of the day, stronger by 1.5%. the financial sector rebounded 1.2%. and technology gained almost 1%. leading the telecom space was sprint nextel. the stock and the company have been struggling against larger competitors a.t.&t. and verizon. today, shares jumped almost 9%, ending a week with the stock up almost 20%. tonight's close matches its march high. it hasn't closed above $3 per share since october. it announced a pre-paid plan for the iphone this week, competing against

wahl recruited hundreds of troops for the massachusetts 54th and other black regiments, and in the waning days of the war he was commissioned a captain in the union army. he headed to south carolina. he was put up in a confiscated house of a confederate official. very soon after he arrived in south carolina, the war ended, and he transferred to the freed men bureau. there was the bureau of refugees and abandoned lands. really it was the first big government agency in american history. >> whose role was to sbeg grate former slaves into society. >> there was the emancipation proclamation and the 13th amendment declared that african-americans were slaves no more and they were free. the big question for everyone is how free is free. what the freed man's bureau tried to do is give meaning to freedom and give meaning to give new meaning to and new meaning to what government could do for its citizens. wahl worked in south carolina for the freeds man bureau they wound up coming and ran for the territorial legislature in washington. was elected twice from a majority white district. taken way from

oh, the waning days of the bus stop forecast for the school year. temperatures this morning under mainly clear skies. 50s and 60s. it's still a little bit on the chilly side. sunrise at 5:43. but it's looking good today. in fact all day we're going to have sunny skies. by lunch time upper 70s. northwesterly winds 5 to 10. one of the keys about today, still not humid. so those levels, the uncomfortable levels if you will, the heat index not going to be a factor. going to get to a high of 84, 85. the nats are on the road up in boston but, boy, it would be a great night for a ballgame, wouldn't it? yesterday afternoon and evening we had these showers and thunderstorms that popped across the rmg. they have all since moved southeast and dissipated. some temps in the low 50s in gaithersburg. cumberland down to 50. winchester a lovely 52 along with culpeper. 59 in southern maryland. locally the coolest areas up north. low to mid-50s in lovettsville. reston also 52. down south i stand corrected fort belvoir, baden both at 53 degrees. andrews 62. and here in

the democratic side which has been historically supported by the unions is beginning to wane at exactlyhe wrong time. >> colin, have you got a prediction on this? >> i think it will be a squeaker but i think it will probably go walker's way. >> jason? >> i have to agree. i think it will go walker's way. polls have consistently shown it close but with walker ahead. >> five point win. >> i think probably 4 point win. and also so polarized that it doesn't look like it will be a surprise swing at the end and already pretty walked in and walker looks like he can get at least 50%. >> when we come back, john mccain say it is time for america to act after last weekend's brutal civilian massacre in syria. is he right? our panel reacts, next. sarah... will you marry me? i think we should see other people. in fact, i'm already seeing your best friend, justin. ♪ i would've appreciated a proactive update on the status of our relationship. who do you think i am, tim? quicken loans? at quicken loans, we provide you with proactive updates on the status ofour home loan. and our innovative online tools e

but it was one of the signature moments of the reagan presidency in the waning months of the cold war, with the old eastern block. june 12th, 1987 when ronald reagan stood in berlin and said, mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. it eventually did come down, just over two years later. >>> talk about your sign of the times, the nobel foundation has cut back the money they give out with the nobel prize by 20%. turns out, like so many people around the world, they got caught in some bad investments. still, the prize will come out with a check of just over a million dollars. >>> doc emrick had the call last night. >> the kings are the kings. >> the kings are the kings. there were broken hearts across jersey. but jubilation in l.a., as the kings beat the devils handily to take the stanley cup and hold it aloft on home ice last night in l.a. >>> up next, 41 turning 88. and talking about the big event and life these days with his granddaughter jenna. >>> our former presidents tend to be beloved figures in this country. we're with lucky to have four of them alive today. and the senior man among

and as the time neared for me to go to the university of oklahoma, my belief in it started to wane. i didn't begin to think it was really going to happen. and then i got a call from charlie ward in early mid may in '73 asking me if i wanted to be the first woman page. i said, well, you have to ask my parents. he said it's all right. we've already spoken to your parents. it wasn't about being the first girl page. it was abbeing able to come here and being able to do what the boys were able to do. it was a little bit easier for you and the way it happened to you, but not any easier in the way you had to make it happen. the way that the rules were the way they were, it is just so unfair. and then there were the whole problems of where are you going to stay and who's going to watch over you. heaven knows you're a girl and you can't possibly do that for yourself. so now you're going to months down the road anyway, so i already better be able to do that. my father was a little bit offended asking him to sign a release saying that nobody was responsible for me and they didn't ask the boy p

tax capital because it's close to wane and so they hold the european states united kingdom included it's are not for the losing suffering. and this is a good. we can preserve the that be here. protagonist of the war like right a state of the financial markets out of too strong and so either we put our so very thick together or we lose all our support to the six scandals of feel successful silvio berlusconi how much as they damaged italy's image if i consider my experience through every road a lot of. people made fun of my colleagues and they cannot stand like the course they need to lead people in good people as in any other kind. you know whether they be that you can change the rules you can behave the way. you know i didn't like it and yet you say the e.u. still in the pits a state than america if you take people are you i am an economist i think there has been. much i like to think i think also you know the increasing debt intake is things that goes right the state has a federal budget that. the speaker has a big mobility. may be on that union but i think one thing. that president bus

tax capital because it slows the wane and so they are all the european states united kingdom included and so not before the. losing suffering. and this is a very good weekend. these are the the big. protagonists of the war like right estate the financial markets of too strong and so i've got it we put our so very thick together all the windows all our support the six scandals of fuel success the silvio berlusconi how much of they damaged its lease image if i consider my experience through every road a lot of. people made fun of my county and they kind of staff like the doors and it there are bad people and good people as in any other. you know whether they be that you can't change the rules you can't behave the way. you know i didn't like it and yet you say the e.u. still in the pits a state than america if you take it all i am going to come up with you i think that's what. my chinese united states i think also you know the increasing gap in the things that of course try to stay as a federal budget that moves quickly as a big mobility. you know the european union budget consume less t

. >> that appeal comes amid unconfirmed reports that russian support for president assad is waning, and simultaneous denials from moscow that it is in -- involved in what it calls the new regime change. >> the fighting goes between rebels and loyalist to the president. >> this video is said to show shelling in homs, part of the country-wide offensive to take back -- held areas. the russian foreign minister denied that moscow was maneuvering to oust the syrian president. >> he said the state of the we're conducting talks about syria's state after assad is not true. we are not looking at regime change, either through supporting unilateral actions of the united nations security council or through some political conspiracy or other. this is not our way of doing things. >> the united nations observer team in syria has said its task is increasingly risky, and the head of the mission warned that the conflict may be escalating. >> there appears to be a lack of willingness to see the peaceful transition, the peaceful way forward that we are longing for and that the syrian people are longing for.

influential german newspaper expressing his wish to return to academic work jobs influence has been that waning in iran following his serious conflict with parliament and the supreme leader ali. last year. well just doing your job could land you in trouble especially it seems if you're a journalist covering protest rallies in the us some reporters have accused the police of acting outside the law to suppress media freedom parties honest you're going to reports. dramatic scenes unfolding in the us a must cover events for journalists but the idea i showed them. apparently that wasn't enough for the new york police his press past feeling to pass the test this reporter got arrested while covering the occupy wall street protests no muss no fuss officer just. something. and i just. tried to tell him that i'm a journalist. people out my state department greet patients. whether i have a new york police one unfortunate death one expired can you rights for a daily russian newspaper and has worked in the u.s. for the last three years i will prove you have they don't really care that you just you just busi

slight chance we could see some action before things start to wane out. it looks like a ridge of high pressure will build in for the weekend for us. we'll be really set. julie wright, i hope things are going okay with you. i'm a little out of control with this clicker. >> i'm sitting there going i want a chris, i want somebody to click the maps for me. well, you look fabulous. the forecast not so bad for those out on the roads. the lanes are open as you work your way around the capital beltway. this happens to be the live shot coming in out of 270. light traffic volume at this time. no problems to report on the beltway traveling between annandale and merrifield. you will find the lanes are open in virginia. this is northbound 95, press lanes many line running smoothly. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. etraffic. >> it's not fair. i don't have a clicker. >>> there are a dozen new speed cameras in the district and a couple more dozen are going live this week. police started what they are calling a 30-day. indication phase last month and only gave

there is an accident blocking wanes and traffic is pretty slow just behind it.ake their way through the altamont pass heading towards livermore. elsewhere through marin county southbound 101, here's the ride through mill valley. southbound when one looks pretty good all the way down towards the golden gate bridge. elsewhere we have been following this accident for a while and all lanes are clear northbound 101. this is actually an overturned crash where a car struck a deer. everything is off to the shoulders of there's no delay through the loss altos hills. let's look at the bay bridge where it looks like we are seeing some slight delays. >> san francisco is kicking off its gay pride celebration today. the mayor will be at city hall to raise the rainbow flag. other city officials and grand marshals will also be there after the mayor raised the flag he will also host a reception >> the special olympics has been conducting porche runs leading up to the summer games at uc- davis. they're carried by a law- enforcement personnel. today will be able run from livermore

zito never had waning record or an e.r.a. under four. now he is throwing like, well, barry zito. another gem today as the giants posted the cubbies trying to win the shird straight against chicago. a little help from angel pegan. that is a two-bagger. he hit safely in 27 straight home games. that is a franchise record. a couple innings later, pegan driven home and the giants have a lead. bottom seven after sanchez, ouch. he fouled the ball off his foot. which really hurt the great deal. in fact, there was a moment there we weren't sure he was going to stay in the game. he does. wouldn't you know it, the very next pitch, he hits himself in the same spot. that is bad luck. he would fly out and get a well deserved hug. interesting play here in the eighth. blanco on the move from first base. look at soriano. taking his time. he throws back into second base which is great. he keeps the runner at first. by the way, blanco scores on a single. big insurance run for zito and the giants. they win 2-0. >> pitching defense today. made some great plays in the outfield, the infield and part of

in this cycle, that because we don't see an organized movement that, in fact, their influence is waning. what are you finding? >> guest: yeah. i think the tea party is still very much sort of alive and well, living in the suburbs, if you will. i've been to several events in recent months, and even though they're not sort of marching in the streets anymore, a lot of people think they're dormant or perhaps even dead because of that. but when i talk to them, their response has been been there, done that. we're trying to mature as a movement, we're trying to spend our time wisely and infiltrate, you know, the existing establishment, the existing system to get them to come our way. so i do think come november a lot of people are going to be surprised. they're going to show up in droves, and a lot of them, frankly, are going to be pulling that lever not so much because they love, for example, mitt romney who appears to be the nominee for the republicans, but because they're opposed to president obama's policies. so you'll see a lot of anti-obama votes just like you saw a lot of anti-bush vote