george c. marshall, the greatest solar this country ever produced would have been a mediocre battle captain due to his age and lack of experience commanding field troops. is difficult to say who was best but it is fortunate for the allies and america that these were put in the position they were in. some of them in patton's diary, he said i wouldn't want the job of supreme commander. another diary entry he says i would not be satisfied unless i was god and someone probably our ranks him anyway. that is a good question. >> you touched on it when talking about the legacy of these general. i read your book which is quite good. i saw that you touched upon but did not go into a lot of detail about another general who is prominent in the war but received little if any historical credit for it and that is general beavers who was commander of the sixth army group who came through the mediterranean in france. in your book you mentioned eisenhower and bradley had an extremely low opinion of general beave

george washington. [laughter] because his father had planted them that way. and so the father goes on to say, let's talk about the creator. let's talk about where we come from. and it's a very, again, it's a very gentle -- he's not wagging his finger and swatting him and telling him what to think. he's inspiring him to think. and the cherry tree story is the same thing. it's a very gentle story about george washington learning the lesson of truthfulness. this painting that you see here is a satire created by a man named grant wood in the 1930s. it's called parson weems' fable. this is a very different era, as you can see. it was a very cynical era. and it was a time when americans were, tended to look back on these legends with a lot of contempt and cynicism. and so he shows parson weems pulling back the curtain and seeing the father talking to the boy. and, of course, the boy has this ridiculous head of an old man. [laughter] but the other element that's here that is unusual is the slaves in the backgr

but much george bryce george bush said to her, no, i think i would like to accrue in a gas and oil business. we're going to texas. interestingly, so it went to texas. it was 1948, i think. 1949. and mrs. bush's mother was so appalled that they were going there, and she was so convinced that texas and 1949 was just a frontier town that she used to send barber packages that contain ivory soap and tissues. because she wasn't convinced that they had stores that sold those things. they did. however, being in the oil and gas business in odessa and midland, texas, in the early '50s, maybe was not so much removed from the reality of a frontier town. george w. bush had been born. he was their oldest child. he was born before they went to texas, and when they were in texas they unfortunately experienced great sadness. following george w. bush, their son jeb was born. than a daughter named robin. and it was found that robin had leukemia. and there is a wonderful interview with -- it's generally about barbara bush, but one part of the interview is george bush, and he says we were told by the pediatrici

the george, the young man we will acknowledge today. george became my client. the district attorney's office wanted to charge him as an adult. he did go to the youth authority, which is unusual in this county. the reason we with want to honor george today. he made it through that system. it's important we acknowledge him. >> i am marsy from the public defender's office. i have always known the potential george has. so working at the public defender's office. i worked in making an exit plan to present to the board to let the board know this young man from being in custody, fortunately he was released and currently george is attending a community college in the process to transfer to a 4-year college to become a registered nurse. he's also found his passion, which is united music. so i am very proud of him and happy to be a part of honoring him today. mr. george, come on up here. on behalf of the public defender's office, george is being presented a $500 check. >> i like to say thank you. number one for mernella woods. patty lee, marsy and to my mother. for the t

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>> well, that's the question, george. there's a debate in the intelligence community, has been for a long time, as to whether or not he had any ongoing guidance role or management role. i think the bottom line is, it shouldn't make any difference in the operations of the organization because he really wasn't doing micromanagement. it is going to hurt their reputation at a time when it has already been hurt badly by the arab spring. most rebellion has been taking place on arab countries have not involved al qaeda, at least not visuall initially. have involved a more youth rejecting al qaeda and succeeding in placing the government al qaeda tried for years to replace, like the government in egypt and couldn't. >> okay, richard, i want to go to martha raddatz right now. you've learned the united states actually has bin laden's body? >> security sources are saying they do have his body in custody. that is, of course, why they had to do the dna testing. they had the body. they wanted to do the test on the body. >> okay. >> oka

my name is -- and i am a junior at george washington high school. first, i want to say that i want to thank people for giving us the best opportunity to succeed in life, which is like giving us the best education, and one of my goals is to get into college, and right now, i feel the language issue is going to lessen my chance. so i really want to ask you guys to give us more students so we can get enough money. give us more students at george washington high school, it is that would give enough money for next year's fund. they keep. -- thank you. [applause] >> i am the chair of the languages department at george washington high school. we wrote you a letter, explaining the situation. i will be brief, and i will explain what is going on. this year, two of our teachers are retiring. we cannot replace them. so now, we are cutting eight sections. chinese, for example, is not going to offer a third year. it is not going to offer and ap class. this is something that is not for us. this is something that is affecting our students. i am thinking the student

it was just not another george patton problem. so during the spring of 1944 when brad and i were picking commanders for the overlord invasion bradley was tremendously unhappy when eisenhower selected george to lead the u.s. third army. the army that would come ashore under the 12th army group about a month after d-day. brad was so unhappy at this point in his life that even on the eve of the invasion as bradley and his staff were sitting around the u.s. as augusta the night before the boats were supposed to go out, the man spent part of their time swapping their stories, all of which were cut it to to make pan look like a buffoon. but, during the summer of 1944 penh's army arrived in europe. inexplicably patton and bradley put aside whatever personal differences they had kamal ever stylistic differences that they had. it became pretty good friends, certainly get partners. patton happily did better brad told him to do. they had a few minor disagreements. they at least, on the surface, go along well. as in tunisia that began to work

i'm a freshman and george washington high school. my goal is to attend college and to do so, i need, of course, at least three to four years of math and science to get into u.c. or c.s.u., so why let budget cuts determine my future? i will not sit here and see my education thrown away out the door. i just studied this year, in the beginning, and i plan on doing dance for several years. it's what keeps me going and a passion i've had for the longest time from elementary school through middle school and up to now. as you can see, it's a pretty big deal to me. not only are you cutting dance class but you are also -- i don't have enough years of my world language and i would like to take spanish for the next three years but now that budget cut will cut me so i will only have to do two years. please stop our budget cuts and find the money in your budget, please, somewhere else. thank you for listening. [applause] >> good evening, my name is john frank. i am a music teacher at hoover middle school but i'm here in support of the reinstating

remember george h. w. bush? then there was the other george w. bush. >> the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us since! >> this will be his finest hour. george bush found his voice in the rubble of the twin towers, just as president obama found his voice sunday night. it may define how they will be remembered. >>> to talk about this, jeremy paxton it spoke with columnists from the center of american progress. >> has this transformed the president? >> i think this is big news for him politically, and across the political spectrum, but whether or not a transforms his presidency, how he has received a long-term, remains to be seen.

crazy alert while the republicans are thanking george w. bush for killing osama bin laden average americans are instead turning their thanks to another man who had to be behind the killing jack bauer that's right kiefer sutherland the guy who plays the no holds barred torturing terrorist under jack power in the fox t.v. show twenty four has seen his twitter page explode with people thanking him for a job well done so little and responded yesterday by tweeting so now his real life is better than fiction the world is a safer place of course this could be oh president obama's best opportunity to silence the death there's abject our killed bin laden in a special episode of twenty four these guys will believe anything they see on phonics. coming out conservatives that asha meyer janie weinstein from the daily caller drive me when i stand as the lone liberal and i mean we grumble. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime right. i think. either one well. we never got them that says they're very confused safe get ready because their freedom

check of traffic with george. >>george: thank-you james. we will start off with a look at any hot spots that we have. we do not have any so let us look at the bridges as we start our project at the pool passes. no back up yet. a looks as if the meeting lights might have been activated but they are not creating any problems yet. if they have. san mateo bridge looks good. lighter than usual traffic here in what directions. volume building on the right the still not bad. golden gate bridge read public oho small glimpse through key losers before the bay to breakers. believe it and knocked down on bills to do this turn of the race is one block off the market era the closure's go into effect at 4:00 p.m. on saturday afternoon. howard street, stewart street will be closed. the low close at 9:00 p.m. saturday night. the businesses most of these closures will be open between 10:00 a.m. and noon on sunday morning. the early part of the race should clear out towards eight the night streets by as early as 10:00. i mentioned earlier that if you want to

here is a check of the commute with george. >>george: a bit of a back up at the bridge. only change for the west bound ride. traffic on highway 4 and interstate 80 is doing well. you will surely the project as we showed the check west bound. 92 in both directions. right side is still light padding over to foster city. golden gate bridge 101 southbound, problem free. as you see here is the last year for our bridge check. smooth. walnut creek, interstate 680, the set bound ride looks good. no back up yet. >> reporter: one of the things we are falling like for you is that space shuttle endeavor. they have just landed at the space center. it is one to be the second to last space shuttle site for nasa. remember, it was supposed to take off on april 29th but there were electrical problems today are born to try again on monday. they're talking about some of the profs. commander khalid was married to the real difference is there as well. we are back at the golden gate bridge. we've nice temperatures of there. thank-you james. we are waiting for a beat opening bell on wall street

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>> well, that's the question, george. there's a debate in the intelligence community, has been for a long time, as to whether or not he had any ongoing guidance role or management role. i think the bottom line is, it shouldn't make any difference in the operations of the organization because he really wasn't doing micromanagement. it is going to hurt their reputation at a time when it has already been hurt badly by the arab spring. most rebellion has been taking place on arab countries have not involved al qaeda, at least not visuall initially. have involved a more youth rejecting al qaeda and succeeding in placing the government al qaeda tried for years to replace, like the government in egypt and couldn't. >> okay, richard, i want to go to martha raddatz right now. you've learned the united states actually has bin laden's body? >> security sources are saying they do have his body in custody. that is, of course, why they had to do the dna testing. they had the body. they wanted to do the test on the body. >> okay. >> oka

we ought to be thanking george w. bush for having implemented those enhanced interrogation procedures, which by the way, are not torture but, none the less, were effective in making sure this information got started so we can conduct this operation. >> sean: colonel north, great to sigh. i appreciate your time and insight. coming up tonight, nancy pelosi's attempt to use bin laden's death to benefit her own party is now exposed. we have the tape that is going to have her eating her words. we will check in with ann coulter, michelle malkin, andrew breitbart. all coming up this edition of hannity. ♪ ♪ when you're resonsible for this much of the team, you need a car you can cot on. ♪ if you have painful, swollen joints, i've been in your shoes. one day i'm on p of the world... the next i'm saying... i have this thing called psoriatic arthritis. i had some intense pain. it progressively got worse. my rheumatologist told me about enbrel. i'm surprid how quickly my symoms have beemanaged. [ male announcer ] because en

from that's because they have the downing street memo and the conversations with george bush spend one thousand nine hundred nine it seems like the invasion of iraq and the deaths of so many innocent people were preordained it appears that my boy casey was given a death sentence even before he joined the army in may of two thousand. so as you write it was iraq war all planned out back in one thousand nine hundred nine and osama bin laden do just exactly what president george w. bush so badly needed when he attacked us on nine eleven for more on this i'm joined by ross baker editor of who what why dot com and author of the book family of secrets the bush dynasty rush russ welcome thank you. for first of all first question cindy sheehan's quote i believe that you were the guy who talked to mickey herskowitz and had that information was that accurate her her testimony before congress. yes in fact they asked me to come to washington when they were having some informal hearings to talk about my reporting i document this in great detail in my book family of secrets basically in two thousand

bush because deserves credit too i think george w. bush put the strategy in place to help find bin osama bin ladin but president obama was used cause i had the right tactic in order to actually catch him so i think they both deserve credit for what obama did was fundamentally a police action it's what bill clinton did after the. mcveigh blew up the building and what george bush did was a war action and i don't see how that led to twenty two twenty four guys going into a comma you have to remember that osama bin ladin was in afghanistan he had safe haven with the taliban and because they are added to it as well not to us but to a third country well you know that was before before during the bush era to know you're going to play know right after nine eleven mullah omar said if you can prove if you can give us any evidence that this guy is involved we will arrest him and send him over to a third party then when bush started dropping bombs on afghanistan but no more held another press conference and said we don't even need the evidence an

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by fishing in george and cindy, saying george disposed of the body, and cindy by saying she left the ladder attached to the pool, i think she's damaged her own defense. now you have to prove this about george and cindy. both of them did exceptionally well on the stand. cindy anthony is a nurse. a supervising nurse. she did not leave that attached to the pool, says the state. >> what does the defense have to do when they cross examine here? >> that's an interesting question. it will involve a lot of very intricate trial strategy. they have to somehow destroy cindy antohony. if the jury sees the defense slicing her up, they'll turn against the defense. out of everyone in the trial, cindy and george anthony are blameless. if they're badgered, the jury will hold it against the defense. >> nancy grace, great insights at always. we'll be back with you when the case resumes on tuesday. >> thanks, cynthia. >> george? >> sam is taking the day off. here's jeff smith. >> we're going to head out to battle creek, michigan. potential tornado damage. it was a big severe weather day. three confirmed

an early checked the traffic with george. >>george: thank-you james. as we track the commute starting with a little check here, a man neat purged check, no hot spots around the bay area. a report itself has not made any early changes are activation of the metering lights. a complete check coming up. >>mark: a man is charged of making a slight disturbance. 28 year-old raji husmari. it was turned with allegedly it clamming a cockpit with his shoulder. two passengers and a flat head or will to tackle them. you're hearing for the first time the flight recordings. >> 15-61 we need party handily on a lot of rubble. the 28 year-old is the teacher. >> he has no ties with the kind it or terrorism. i do not think he knows anything about terrorism or how to shoot a gun. >> reporter: he doesn't care about politics? heat is a regular guy? >> learning english language is a it was understood the group of for he was trying to do he was not trying to hurt anybody. >>mark: we have a reporter in the court room to he could see a maximum of 20 years in prison. >>darya: for

from that's because they have the downing street memo and the conversations with george bush from one thousand nine hundred nine it seems like the invasion of iraq and the deaths of so many innocent people were preordained it appears that my boy casey was given a death sentence even before he joined the army and may of two thousand. so as you write it was iraq war all planned out back in one thousand nine hundred nine and it was solidly on do just exactly what president george w. bush so badly needed when he attacked us on nine eleven for more on this i'm joined by russell baker editor of who what why dot com and author of the book family of secrets the bush dynasty rush russ welcome thank you. for first of all first question cindy sheehan's quote i believe that you were the guy who talked to mickey herskowitz and had that information was that accurate or her testimony before congress. yes in fact they asked me to come to washington when they were having some informal hearings to talk about my reporting i document this in great detail in my book family of secrets basically in two thou

crazy alert all the republicans are thanking george w. bush for killing osama bin laden average americans are instead turning their thanks to another man who had to be behind the killing jack power that's right kiefer sutherland the guy who plays the no holds barred torturing terrorist under jack power in the fox t.v. show twenty four has seen his twitter page explode with people thanking him for a job well done so little and responded yesterday by tweeting sometimes real life is better than fiction the world is a safer place of course this could be oh president obama's best opportunity to silence the death of years abject power kill bin laden in a special episode of twenty four these guys will believe anything they see on phonics. coming up and serve it is that i should hire jamie weinstein from the daily caller to drive me what i stand as the lone liberal and our midweek problem. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime right. i think. either one well. whatever government says they're going to keep you safe get ready for freedom

>> reporter: hi george. no sign of the corner, the body is still the scene, they are trying to focus on getting the action over to the right so they could open up lane. you have another car on the center divider, maybe more than two cars were involved, when car was towed away, another car is off to the left-hand side so we have to get that one out of the way, it is causing back up in the northbound lane, as far as the corner they have not arrived, we are waiting for them. we see another tow truck here going to pull away the red truck that got the most damage. >> george: i will ask to switch her shot to the southbound backup. this is traffic coming from the candlestick point. it is backed up into san francisco. look at the red on the runway sensors. northbound is back up beyond sfo southbound traffic you are already on 2 80 and it's not much better. for those of you that normally drive 2 80 you will have all lot of extra cup believcompany this morning. no indication of when the lanes will be open. san mateo b

>>james: george? >>george: a look at your ride. a stall has just been reported. as early enough that it is possible it may not have a bigger impact. this west bound unblocking million. just past the island. it is an easy ride into the toll plaza. your free passport. complete check coming right up. >>darya: 6 a.m. and topping our news, three people are dead after a shooting. it happened in the parking crunch. southbound and east from and the street. but as good to cry. candlelight this is intended for them. i answered questions to why it does happen. people are shocked and stunned. it has occurred. san jose police are saying that they are sustained >>mark: following the latest with the california university system. tuition hikes are unavoidable. that increases are proposed to be extended by jury ground. the sales tax will be increased. this will happen in july. it will result in more cuts. how much more would students pay if the increase goes into effect? it will go on up by 32%. an additional $1,566 of total tuition for our progress. -- undergrads. it mount diabl

george? >>george: no hot spots, no backups, the delays. your ride to the bay bridge looks great right now. at the toll plaza there is hardly any traffic working its way west bound out of the macarthur maze. james? >>james: topping our newest disk our alpine debt. they have confirmed the osama bin laden is dead. they're saying that his blood will not be wasted if it will continue to attack americans and their allies. joe biden, the vice president will be going to kentucky to show gratitude to the participants in the rate of his compound. white house officials say that at fort campbell they will thank but seal team 6 about two dozen of the elite of terrorism. meantime, we are learning that intelligence officials have discovered that the railways were on the hit list. documents were found while officials were going through all of the computers, the '80s, the paper information. this hills confiscated it, this is video from inside, what it looked like after the raid. the attack was supposed to happen on the railways, and in the up coming in 10t

so thoughts well i think george w. bush did do a great job in starting the process that led to the capture and killing of osama bin laden oh well first of all i'm going to anymore he doesn't invading afghanistan this mission was launched from afghanistan. and starting guantanamo bay going tony mowbray if the president had his way president obama had his way you wouldn't shut it down preemptively and we didn't get a say in the intelligence that we got other got a grant of a bit in the last two years and the fact that we have military bases in afghanistan but it possible for us to go to pakistan and i thought we had gone into pakistan from a base in germany we had to you know you can't take away from the fact that president bush helped start the process that president obama finished both deserve credit and enhanced and interrogation techniques did help get this information is curious should you take i think it's too early to say what exactly got the information we've heard a lot of conflicting things and what i would say

george bush instead of barbara bush. she had not had any really significant accomplishments on her own, and that they had been taught to do something quite the opposite. mrs. bush reacted with, really, you know, very good humor. she said, well, even i was 21 once. they are looking at things a certain way, and i am looking at them another. there are some historians to feel that maybe this reaction cal flies to irritation, but i did not get that sense at all when i interviewed mrs. bush. mrs. bush also said to me, when this whole above occurred there were many wealthy graduates who said they would never again give money to the college. she said weaver hundreds of letters saying please tell stop giving. this is just the opinion of some. in fact, over time as the issue was discussed things began to turn. i just want to quickly share with you a "from paramount bought back from that time who wrote a very serious, about the speech. she wrote, if the wealthy students cannot imagine what barbara bush could contribute to their edu

hey, josh. >> hey, george and elizabeth. we begin with the economy and news about the job market this morning. we learned that the economy added 244,000 jobs in april, the third straight month of solid job gains as more people try to reenter the work force. the unemployment rate did rise slightly to 9%. >>> and also, in economic news, we're bringing down the price of gas. one analyst says a drop of some 20 cents a gallon is possible in some areas over the next week and a half. >>> this morning, al qaeda has confirmed the death of osama bin laden. in a statement on line, they promised revenge, saying america's happiness will turn to sadness. today, the president will visit fort campbell, kentucky, today to meet with the s.e.a.l.s. >>> and evidence obtained at bin laden's compound is showing that al qaeda was considering an attack on the u.s. rail system, on the upcoming tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. this morning, security is being ramped up on all american trains. >>> and we're learning more about bin laden's wives,

. >> reporter: good evening, george. those big fours you've been seeing may be soon back in storage. crude oil prices are down for the second day in a row, and analysts say that could mean a drop in gas prices up to 20 cents a gallon very soon. and gas buddy.com says it's already begun, with prices dropping nearly a penny since midnight. a gas war. yes, you heard right. prices are already going down in some parts of the country. this is milton, florida, on the panhandle, where regular unleaded dropped from the $3.80's to $3.55 in one day. >> what was the price? >> cheaper than down the street. >> reporter: oil prices fell for the second day in a row. look at this chart. a steady rise from $75 in may of last year to more than $110 last week. and now boom, the second biggest drop in history. down to $97 a barrel. if pump prices continue to settle, seattle's cheryl sanders might actually drive her new car to the mall and spend some more. she was out of work for seven months, but is now re-employed on a personal economic rec

george? >> linsey, thank you. but if you put on that air conditioner, make sure you clean all the filters, as well. thanks very much. >>> and when we come back, valuing moms. trying to put a price on all the work a mother does. [ robin ] my name is robin. and i was a pack-a-day smoker for 25 years. i do remember sitting down with my boys, and i'm like, "oh, promise mommy you'll never ever pick up a cigarette." i had to quit. ♪ my doctor gave me a prescription for chantix, a medication i could take and still smoke, while it built up in my system. [ male announcer ] chantix is a non-nicotine pill proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these symptoms or behaviors, stop taking chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of depression or other mental health problems, which cou

take george's house at 313 eureka. instead of adding a fourth floor renovation, took advantage of the downsloping lot and that is exactly what this building that is being proposed ought to do. the proposed 30 eureka design rises to four stories and fails to take advantage of the downward slope. instead of a generic solution which is probably nice in other areas, in this particular case with these rather damaging for the neighborhoods. it should dovetail better into its lot. let's call the neighbor's design, which is what george has proposed, would still give them two flats with three bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, kitchen, living room and parking. there are these advantages. the fourth garden on the north side of 309 eureka will have a smaller shadow. george will have windows that will -- still have light and air, otherwise they will be completely blocked. the neighbor's design allows for a bigger deck and more access and space to the gardens. i know them and their architect. they have livend there at 309 for 40 years and any

george w. bush to attend the ceremony, but president bush declined the invitation. his spokesperson said, he appreciated the invite, but has chosen in his post presidency to remain largely out of the spotlight. white house press secretary jay carney said the invitation was extended in the spirit of post 9/11 unity. >> this was a moment of unity for americans. and a moment to recall the unity that existed in this country in the wake of the attacks on 9/11 and he wanted to -- he invited president bush because he had hoped that if president bush were able to come, that he would join the president in visiting the world trade center site. we completely understand that he's not able to come. >> joining me now is howard fineman mbz analyst and fineman msnbc analyst and editorial director of "the huffington post." >> hi lawrence. >> you know george w. bush as well as any journalist could possibly know him. what do you make of him declining the invitation to come to ground zero? >> first of all on a per

. >> that's right, george. very unusual to recall a witness so quickly after just having them on the stand, but i guess the state decided this is the time they wanted to introduce evidence of tot mom, casey anthony, breaking through a lock on a shed and taking her father's gas can. is that significant? not in itself. i believe what the defense is going to try to do is to link george anthony to the gas cans because of the duct tape on the gas can. they keep hammering to the jury that george anthony is the one linked to duct tape later found wrapped around caylee's nose and mouth. they are using this for a sinister reason. however, i think they lost a lot of points to the jury. jose baez got so combative and sarcastic with george anthony, i thought they were going to come to blows. >> i wanted to ask dan about that, as well. it seemed deliberate. but was it smart? >> look, if you view george anthony as the villain, the way the defense does. the defense has claimed this is a child molester that may have disposed o

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warming up to more on them by the weekend a slight chance of rain. >> george: george mitchell hot spots for this commute, we will start at the bay bridge westbound all back up or delays, meter lights not active. san mateo bridge looks good lighter than usual here, windy advisory as are cancelled, the golden gate bridge ride problem free for marin county. 6:09 a.m. we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. . [ coach ] in albuquerque, citi pre-approved my mortgage. [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in sioux falls, i locked in a rate. coach, you get that house yet? working on it. [ coach ] the appraisal? ...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally had a new home. [ male announcer ] from pre-approval to closing, citi is with you every step of the way. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >> darya: the national average has gone to $3.96 a gallon. lets take a look at our aunaverage gs prices.

really, george? george? is this it? is that it? nothing like a big mistake to liven up your thursday. >> let's get to the boards. told you where the storms go today, now let's look how much rain is involved. i loved that moment. that's the most fun in like 25 years of television. watch the headline move east. here is where heavy rain falls, syracuse, pittsburgh, detroit, we're getting more than an inch of rain and thunder showers. are there storms? yes, could they bring one or two bat elements, hail damage, yes, stay with local abc stations on the eastern seaboard today. look at raleigh, second day in a row of record heat. washington, d.c. gets 90 degrees for the first time this year. new york city at 83. so, big heat on the coastline from the shrimp, that's your weather around the nation. your local forecast is 30 seconds away. ni >>> now to that shrimp on a treadmill. our exclusive first look at a new report on how your tax dollars are spent. it's going to be released later today, jon karl got it for us first and brings us what h

or george washington and then they're giving professorship with coat money extraordinary leaf on thanks so much for the great work we're doing research thanks to keep it up this is. pretty amazing i can see a billionaire is going to have their way with private universities. dropping truckloads of cash on a school like jerry falwell's liberty university and then being able to pick and choose what classes or says are offered students of public universities if public schools are being bought off by the coax or anybody for what choices to students have received in india and in education is not influenced by politics here to offer his take on this as you see it as their last go to win a seat and we're going to see a tom off the back and he's are. parallel you want to play my list versus your list yes ok i think it's here's my list of the universities and the cokes of fun in every single case with strings attached in ways that will produce an outcome that benefits the koch's financially well it could have benefits the country financially because teaching free markets and i want to i want to b

curious george. ♪ oh... captioning sponsored by nbc/universal narrator: in the city, all kinds of things make music in the spring. (chirping) birds... (buzzing) ...bees... (lively latin music playing) bands... and a certain monkey named george.

curious george. ♪ oh... captioning sponsored by nbc/universal narrator: it was a good day for bouncing balls. (george squealing) (excited chattering) huh?

george rodriquez. in campbell will cram kron 4 news. >> justine: obama administration and extended an invitation to anti gaddafi leaders. they will meet friday at the white house. and delegation will meet with national security advisers in congress. it doesn't and may appear they will meet with the president but it is a big step forward. >> darya: 8:05 a.m. the latest on osama bin laden stats. it take months to go through his personal journals and massive collection of computer files that u.s. forces found when they killed him and took over his compound in pakistan. so far they found out how he would remain a key and how he wanted to hit more targets. he dispensed chilling and vice saying hit last angeles not just new york. he said target trains as well as planes appeared as significant dates like the fourth of july. a poll shows a people thought killing osama bin laden was the right thing to do 87 percent of people say it was justified. nine percent say there were not justified. 50 percent believe it

curious george. ♪ oh... captioning sponsored by nbc/universal narrator george loved the museum. every time he went, he discovered something new. the new north pole exhibit was frosty fun with its igloos and polar bears.

curious george. ♪ oh... captioning sponsored by nbc/universal narrator: it's no secret that monkeys like cars. all kinds of cars. (laughing) (chittering) (squealing)