it's a whirlpool. this guy posted this video on youtube on his channel whirlpool hit man.e harbor and cornwell in the uk. listen to the sounds this thing is making. >> looks like a special effects. >> right. looks almost like when you see a hurricane from above. >> when you have a name like whirlpool hit man you're not just going to stand there and shoot this thing from the surface. he's going to get in the waternd show us what it looks like from beneath the surface. >> oh. >> cool. >> it's like an underwater tornado. >> yeah. >> like a vortex. apparently these whirlpools are caused when two currents or tides are coming from different directions and they sort of collide to create this underwater sort of tornado vortex. >> yes. >> so awesome. you see how long, how deep it is. how deep it goes. >> yeah. >> gnarly. >> a lot of times people think whirlpools can be really dangerous, a lot of times people hear the myths and legends of sinking ships, that's not true. that's not to say you should jump in the water when you see a whirlpool. i assume the whirlpool hit man is experie

and maybe that's a whirlpool. >> you know what? i think you're right. that could be a whirlpool. probably a whirlpool in a hot tub, all combined. i can't imagine that that water is staying too cool for too long. not in these temperatures. it is definitely one of those days to use any trick that you have to stay cool, whether it's a snowball weather, whether it's the cool rag on your head. whatever you do, today is the day to do it. >>> key here is we've had temperatures hot over the last week. the key here is the dew point. in the last few weeks, when we've had temperatures up in the 90s or in the 100-degree range, the dew points have not been this high. in typical summer patterns, in typical summer fashion, i should say, dew points in the mid-60s is when it starts to get uncomfortable and muggy and unbearable. we're now in the 70s. this is where moisture forms. it's 70 degrees. and with 100, plus 72, it is really, really -- that combination is pretty oppressive out there. winds coming from the west. 88 now in oakland. 98 in cumberland. 97 in elkton. and you see this batch of 100

or whirlpool? now the payoff.ol which has risen over 15% year to date. >> let's get to brian shactman. >> the there is something going on with super value sbu. take a luc at the intraday chart. had a huge spike around the start of closing bell today. it has since pulled back a little bit. just some perspective earlier in the month. multidecade lows in this name. persistent shatter of a possible takeover target. we are chasing the news to see what was behind it. it pulled back. just a fascinating move here in the late part of trading. back to you. >> that's a big move there. thank you, brian. keep an eye on had a for us. tax sector is weighing the nasdaq down today. down about 2% overall. outperform other major averages. jackie deangelis has details. don't scare the kids now. >> hey there. yeah. technology shares continue under pressure here at the nasdaq. let's take a look at worst performers on the day. starting with rim. can't ignore that that one. suffering a downgrade to underweight $7 price target. this ahead

focused versus a whirlpool, only 51% of whirlpool's revenues coming from the u.s. tolls had a great run here. >> i want to highlight one pair. mcdonald's versus jack in the box. mcdanlds has 32% and is down. i mention this because of the goldman sac's downgrade today. are we at a point now where the move into the usa oriented stocks is too late? >> you mean the multinationals? your point i think people are underestimating. all of these people that love what they are doing, i also think that these stocks have gotten expensive. they have gotten defensive. but the fx hit, watch it. >> nathan is taking a look on berish positions. that sounds like your phrase. certainly not mine. >> this is actually a good segue. walmart is a name let's focus on here. they get 2/3 of their stocks from the u.s. and so you know this is a company that missed their sales estimates. but the stock is working because it pays that dividend. i think people are piling into it. i amberish on it. i want july puts. they are really cheap. the 30 day realize it. i guess my point is if you are looking

bought by whirlpool ceo mary alice and have a long list of things that they want provided. the working-class a residence once they will jobs and affordable housing among other things. they say they hope to tie in fizzling to sit down and listen to their concerns while be sensitive to the equals of white. coming up, a former school principal behind bars. the astonishing crime spree police say he committed within 30 minutes. a lot of big events in the bay area this weekend. we will show you the trough the test box you will want to avoid. inmates in georgia are being rewarded for breaking out of jail. we will tell you what. cuff look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy u-verse high speed internet. you know, in my day you couldn't just start streaming six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometimes, it took a minute to download a song. that's sixty seconds, for crying out loud. we know how long a minute is! sitting, waiting for an album to download. i still have back problems. you're only 14 and a half. he doesn't have back problems. you kids have got it too good if y

a storm and washes system and into the harbor and turns hat water over sort of like a jeft in a whirlpoolso this water on the bottom which is smelly is on the top. as the city updates its sewage infrastructure.....t hisswill reduce. live at the innee harbor, 5:30. were spotted at baltimore ars - county schools today. stuudnts at the carrol manner schools got surprise isits ffommthese two brown bears. one of the bears was even spotted on campus at the same time students at jacksonville elementary were set to walkk acrrss the stage for graduation. "i called on thh phone up to phe office let them know what was happening and um told thhe school tt kind of stay on lock down because the bear haa been spotted nd i had seen it but was like heir beet memory from the whole year." year."as of now the beers are control id investigating. maryland's health department is officially proposing that the first statewide ban on the sale oo baby bumper pads begin next year. year. a task force recommended last year that the state declare crib bumpers a hazard becauss they can suffocate or strangle babies. the

. >> the waters got a little choppy and at one point someone reported a whirlpool developed on the beach somewhere. what an experience that must have been because it is a very rare occurrence there. [ speaking spanish ] >>> look close to the bottom center of your screen and you'll notice there is a life preserver ring right next to a kayaker. that kayaker is helping hold a man's head out of the water. witnesses say he just seemed to have some sort of medical emergency and fell into the chicago river. that kayaker was nearby was able to paddle over and hold this man's head above water. chicago marines show up shortly afterwards and pull this man on-board but his body is lifeless as they drag him on board the boat. >> you see that person from the chicago police just jump in the water. >> he's holding that guy by his head. >> that's all he could do. >> it looked like the man was having a seizure. his body was physically shaking in that life preserver ring. >> no reports as to what caused this man to fall into the river. sfle was like a rag doll. >> the chicago fire department and police dep

a yyra is a system that swirls around a central point that create a whirlpool effect that pushes theris to the center. >> some estimate there are millions of tons of plastic floating over many square miles of ocean. >> one of the biggest things we can help to keep the plastic out of the ocean to provide a monetary value for the plastic trash. >> they would like to see a program similar to recycled cans and bottles. they could melt the trash and sell the fuel. >> for every ten pounds, we make a gallon of fuel. >> down side is cost. $15,000 for the desktop and $275,000 for the unit used by the clean oceans project. so the upside is make plastic trash into a usable resource. >> cheryl: that is make. and cofounders of the clean oceans project, captain jim holm and nick drobac. you drove all the way from santa cruz to be with us. this is a big deal. what do you want to do? we talked b a little bit about it in the story? >> the object of our game is to eliminate the plastic trash that is in the ocean and we are doing a number of different methods. research is very important and the educati

, more lanes, a gutter system, a changeable lap lane, and on to the new changing rooms, a larger whirlpool and updated rec pool, cabanas, and firepits. i have seen other clubs with their improvements over the years and they do a beautiful job on just about everything they were gone. i have no doubt in my mind this will be a fabulous thing for the people of san francisco, for the club, the public in general to have this in this beautiful location on the embarcadero. the new aquatics center is complemented by the fitness center that is twice as big and much nicer than the windowless fitness based on the first floor of the golden gateway apartments. a 40-year-old club needs some serious upgrading. 8 rebuild our club and create a world class center befitting its location. club members have enjoyed nearly exclusive use of this location for decades. it is time to share this waterfront space with everyone else. 8 washington provides all the -- covers all the bases. it completes renewal of the waterfront which is also overdue. after years of planning and review -- president chiu: thank you. i >sup

morgan and closer to adding to adding and in jci we're waiting and exited whirlpool. >> the four you have i assume you own positions in those. >> that's correct. >> our guest hank smith with the haverford trust. >> coming up next week, the housing market may still be shaking, but home renovations are building momentum. i'll have that story. >> tom: also next week, we'll look at small businesses. on monday, we catch up with a couple of entrepreneurs who were starting their miami music school a year ago. we pay them another visit to hear how business is going. whether it's business, investing or the hard-knock world of professional sports, success comes from respect and has to be earned. even though the san antonio spurs were knocked out of the nba playoffs this week. author and educator lou heckler has been thinking about some lessons from the stars. >> "sports illustrated" had an interesting article about tim duncan, the all-star big man for the san antonio spurs. he is an unconventional talent on the court and off, too. you never read about him in gossip columns, he rarely if ever d

a little bit of clearing, but that's how it's going to stay and you can see the big whirlpool that will sit and spin one more day. that's where we'll get our chance for a couple showers and an isolated thunderstorm. so temperatures today only near 70 degrees and tomorrow, maybe a few degrees warmer than that. probably only about 74 and as you look around the region, you can see that we are already near 60, if not into the 50s for a lot of places tonight and that's going to continue. enjoy the cool stuff while you can. meanwhile, your five-day forecast, a couple cooler days as mentioned, the sun is back on friday and we warm up and stay sunny and dry into the weekend. it has the feel of summer and dave says the boys of summer are doing some exciting things out at nats park. here's his sports report. >> this is the verison 4g sports desk with dave ross. >> thank you, sue. if you look at the baseball calendar, we are 1/3 of the way through a 162 game schedule. and your washington nationals began the day tied for first place if they wanted to stay there, they would have to beat the metropol

we have a big whirlpool of cooler air here that's blocked and not able move.ere a few days. meanwhile it's so hot across much of the rest of the country, high temperature in st. louis today 93 degrees, dallas 94, even omaha 90 degrees and this wants to get in here. look at the triple digits in the desert. it will get in here for the weekend. we'll be pushing 90 as early as sunday and maybe into next week. enjoy the brief break from our sizzling heat and humidity. temperature now 68. hagerstown is 59, culpeper 57, so we're headed for a cool night, overnight lows dropping to the 50s in many spots. there will be a couple clouds around and showers here and there. the isolated storm was because we did see lightning in the storm over the calvert county area, but it will just be a couple showers for the most part. tomorrow is cool for june, 73 degrees with scattered showers in the afternoon, not as windy as today. at 8 a.m. you might need a jacket at 59 degrees. by noon we're up to 68 with the possibility of a shower and by 5:00 scattered showers, temperature 70. we

care that you just you just business and you credentials don't really protect you sent through a whirlpool like legal system the seasoned journalist was treated as a protest participant under arrest twenty four hours behind bars a quickie trial six hundred dollars in fines were his punishment for doing his job covering the news of the day and then there were the two days of community service the what you need bring right away here there's any patience station give you brooms trash cans and child and you're basically walking around sweeping the streets picking up the debris paper cigarette butts whatever keil is now on probation for six months it is an outrage and tree that professes to have a undying respect for the free press to be. throwing reporters in jail. but this case is not unique rather it's part of a dangerous trend in the u.s. when you let the state control who is a journalist that's just propaganda team pool is an independent journalist who has witnessed police reject press passes on a state by state basis throughout occupy wall street protests that in new york they don't care