but charles, your point before you do the wham bam, thank you ma'am. what worries me, we should look at why we see this a lot. why we see a lot of successful people either leaving this country, or in the case of businesses keeping their cash off shore, far from this country. we know the tax implications, but we also hear from others who say the rules, regulations pain in the ass and all that, and i was in switzerland not so long ago you would think it's all wall street. it's all americans who used to work here that have gone there. i don't think they like it for the yodeling and chocolate, they've been given an opportunity and an unencumbered, an unfettered environment that suits them. that's all. >> and what's in this country, we've seen it. look how many people have left california and this week, governor brown wants to leave again, and the productive people have left and-- >> and it's a valid point, adam, because, from 2005, 2009, 850,000 people, productive, smart, and replaced by immigrants with low skills and babies, how can you grow an economy un

wham her!t: she got blacked and the south carolina governor fighting, saying will the unions see we need to take this seriously? the mainstream media, are they taking this seriously? the union is trying to get this pulled from youtube but good luck finding this any where. my guest see as doubling standard. before we begin we extended an invitation to the afl-cio for comment and they declined but provided a statement can we will get to shortly. the mainstream media, michelle, totally ignored it. why is that? >>guest: of course, where is the outrage for all of this? this story hit the years at 6:30 last might and if you look at the major newspapers, not one of them is reporting the story. the liberal media continues to protect the left and refuses to report on what is existing on the left. we see all the time the left is bashing and degrading women like sarah palin and now nikki haley and they do not report on it because they are conservative women and they do not count. they are pro life. >>stua

the reason whys we will have a wham front pushing through the rest of the morning and see the 60s in rock hall. around 60 degrees there. 63 delina, we are feeling it. it's going to get warmer in to the afternoon. here is the system doing the damage if you don't like the warmer weather or the rain. if you do you should be happy with that system. we will see scattered showers and storms moving in as we go in to the afternoon tomorrow. that will continue as we go through the next several days. for today, the temperature coming in around 80 degrees. over to you. >>> the traffic for you this morning, two incident to tell you about. an accident in baltimore, frankfort and sinclair lane. hand over, rach restrictions at maryland hundred, westbound, and 295, baltimore washington parkway. this is 695 southwest. traffic beginning to pick up. see the rain soaked roads, be careful as well. give yourself time to get to work on your commute as it will be rainy. keep up with traffic at abc2news.com. >>> there is a new report that suggests there are 120 untested chemicals and care products used every

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seems to fit in with wham he's penned six months. trying to get small access to get access to government contracts and work. this does talk about private products and services as opposed to inapparently government employees. so i would encourage our colleagues to vote for the amendment and yield back. >> mr. chairman? >> the chair recognizes congressman johnson from georgia for two minutes. national security and the defense of this nation should not be reduced down to a cheap way out, the cheapest way out. some things the government can do better than private industry can. and some things should not be left to this, whoever can do it for the lowest price. analysis. i think that that's kind of simplistic way of looking at the needs for security of the nation. private profit, foreign-based corporation. you're seeking to drive into the private sector. and i yield back. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. rays for two minutes. >> i understand and i commend my colleague for the thought behind this. but what i fear is tha

. >> i do not feel any employer has the right to impose their religious beliefs in me wham working ininess that is not a synagogue but instead selling thongs with hearts placed in the female genital area and boy shorts for women saying hot in the buttocks area. >> no comment. >> keep talking. >>> a dramatic rescue at a water fall. a teen clings just inches from falling hundreds of feet to a certainly death. >> we'll show you the rescue and how it unfolded. >>> up next, all of ourer toies plus weather and traffic. -- up next, all of our top stories plus weather and traffic. . >>> happy tuesday. live look outside right now at 66 and 29 in centerville, virginia. traffic moving along pretty good. you see that? the road is wet there. when you stone out this morning, head to work, head to school, wherever you go, get ready. rain is in the forecast and some humidity as well. >> lots of humidity and some scattered showers. it won't be raining all day today. just like yesterday, part of the day will be mostly cloudy but definitely the risk of showers and thunderstorms throughout the day. >> it

. >> explain to us exactly whammed. it was called an egregious error. what happened here?bank has this internal fund. they were trying to hedge against the risks of their mortgage loans, their housing loans, their european sovereign loans. they had a unit set up to prevent losses. the whole mantra of banks for the past four years is we went through an originally of derivatives of speculation for the housing bubble. now we have to hoard our capital and prevent ourselves from losing money. there is no such thing as risk-free banking. they've gone from one extreme to the other. banks are not putting capital in motion. they are not lending. they are not fulfilling that role in society that is necessary and this fund was an example of why that has happened. not what barney frank has said. this is not an example of relentless greed. >> his point is that it shows that there needs to be new rules and regulations. >> the only thing that would prevent this from happening is if you broke these banks up. there is nothing in the dodd frank regulations that will prevent banks using thei

whams?> well, you're thin and rich, too. >> well, i'm not as thin and i'm not as rich. >> but you are both. >> that's why we're down here in new orleans. >> well, really, what's going to end up, as you guys well know, where is it going to be priced. yvon investors, we can assume it's going to be euphoria. but when it comes back to pure old valuation, where do you put a multiple on this incredible growth company with incredible margins, none the less, people are concerned about what they believe -- they saw it: slowing growth. is it season nan or a sign of something. >> these are fabulous points. dave, you and i were with the late fabulous mark haynes and with joe. and we went through this period in '99. and we saw the beginning. this is not aen eyeballist company. this is the quickest i have ever seen. and it will have earnings. one of the things that is troubling is people are talking about the 2015 and 2014 earnings, therefore it's cheap. when the public plays that game, they don't underst

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these are democratic districts that wham woke up in 2010 with an accidental member of congress. >> the these are new district lines. >> 2010, it was under the old district. you also have the advantage. >> correct. >> i want to hear some specifics because in some states, you know, there was a heavier happened in remapping than others. so what are the some of the -- >> illinois joe walsh represents the far, far, far far, far right against a vet iran who is -- a veteran, tammy duckworth. more democratic. so i think we win that one. in new york henry berkel in syracuse, daniel faye a problem solver is running. i think we win that one. across the country, you can take a look at districts in a tsunami election where we had gail force wednesday against us, elected a tea party republican have a breeze at our back in those districts. >> i want to be sure i understand. it's 46 plus 18. >> correct. >> you have 64. >> 64. >> i will tell you what john boehner, two weeks ago, said that he believed they could lose control room. he said there was a one-third chance they could lose the majority. you kn

earnings, you do get the impression that earnings and what investors care about are actually doing quite wham. it goes to that story about productivity and all of the things that the u.s. con economy is strong with today. all this does is really reinforce the notion that the fed will continue to pump money in and make us that much better off. >> christopher, do you agree that this number gives more fuel to the argument that the fed will actually embark on qe 3? you can make arguments either way. >> well, i don't think that this is going to cause the fed to decide to do qe 23. 3. this is a very lukewarm numb hbr. the market's reaction reminds me a lot of a teenager who's hearing what it wants to hear. we've got to take a look at all of the news and this is very mediocre. we need to be cautious as a roulette of what we're seeing. jerry, back to you. at some point, this will catch up. isn't that in fact what we have seen in the month of april? >> i just disagree. we -- the kwon instruction sector in the u.s. economy just isn't a profit creator. it's a job creator. it's a very diverse economic ex

the one that bill march talks about i don't know wham molly's politics are. >> i don't either. >> sherter. are you living in a bubble when it comes to paul ryan. >> i don't think i am living in a paul ryan bubble. i try to talk to both sides. i find myself in the position of arguing with bill from the other side to play devil's advocate and represent the point of view of the other side because i do believe both sides have a case to make. >> liz, appreciate overhearing from you. you would agree if they are putting forth a budget, it's got to do the job? right? if they are putting forth a budget they say will balance the budget, they have to show how they are going to do it? right. >> absolutely. >> at some point, he has to do that. this is going to be the battle ground. apparently, it is. >> for 2012. >> going back to what i was saying before, i think democrats love this fight and republicans, a lot of them hate it. there are a lot of republicans i talk to in the house orb just in politics who would regard not deal with this who wish paul ryan could be stopped. >> molly ball, thanks fo

the winds are helping warm us up because when it descend off the hills, dries and whams us up again. santa rosa. this is a big jump from earlier this morning. we had sunk into the upper 40s in areas around santa a, napa. 49 still in livermore where we have calm conditions. you can see this for yourself. afternoon highs today above normal for this time of year. yesterday we were a few degrees below normal. 80 degrees expected for santa rosa. 77 petaluma. a great day in novato. 80 in napa. off to the east we're looking at temperatures in the mid-70s for oakland, hayward, 74 expected san lan throw, 77 danville. upper 70s to low 80s livermore, antioch, we're looking at more of the same for areas around san jose. 78 for you, 80 morgan hill. 76 in santa clara. 76 this afternoon in fremont. and marathon going on there this morning. so a mostly clear, mostly calm start there. 74 san mateo. 72 degrees in the city this afternoon. mid to upper 60s if you're headed to the coast. afternoon highs tomorrow will be even warmer and then monday looks to be perhaps the warmest day. we'll begin that coo

wham. right in. and the sun and the stars is just brute force these things together, and you get your fusion. now, how do we get that-- how do we do that in earth? we've been trying brute force. with plasma reactors. heat these things up to over a hundred million degrees, get that gas, pinch it with magnetic fields. boom. try to get it defused. has the human race done that? yes, we've done that. have we had a sustained reaction? no, we haven't had a sustained reaction. have we had any reaction to give off more energy than put in? no, we haven't. how come? our time has not yet come. we're trying different techniques. we're trying it out with lasers. what we do is take little pellets. drop them. you had this in the textbook. little pellets of hydrogen. take all these lasers-- [makes sound] --wham. brute force smash these things together. and that should work too. sustained reaction, more energy out than required to operate the lasers? begin with an n. no. why? it's not our time. kind of a loose way of