all i'm getting is head and neck. - all right, doug. doug, doug, doug, look, look, look, look. they're running across. he's running across. - look at here what we found, a red fox den, jared. this is awesome, man. it goes to show, you know, you never know what you're gonna see. this is amazing, great afternoon light. - oh, yeah, man, this is-- this is absolutely great, you know. i think what we have here is four fox kits and the mother that's been hanging out, going back and forth, back and forth across the top of this dune ridge right here. you know, i knew about this fox den here. i'd seen it, but i'd never seen any activity by it. you know, we happened to be coming by, and there was mom sitting on top of the-- on top of the dune, so we stopped, and here we are. - incredible. yeah, they've been scampering around. the young ones have been playing and having a good time. everybody's completely relaxed. i mean, they're sitting up there, you know, just having a good time and sleeping. mom's up here on the hill, watching. - absolutely. - i mean, you couldn't ask for a better photo

it's doug. i'm sorry. i'm new here. ok, florsheim? listen, i do need to speak to you about one non-work-related matter if that's ok. what is it? well, it's about our christmas tree. we're supposed to get it tonight, that is, if we're still celebrating christmas. well, i know i am. as am i. in fact, i'm gettin' a santa tattoo. how 'bout this, doug, how 'bout we each get our own tree this year? hmm? sounds good to me. now i can break out my naked lady ornaments. [doug grunts] ohh. well, i got my tree. oh, is that one yours? that's adorable. actually, um, no. i'm gonna-- this is the tree that i'm getting right here. ok. there you go. i got it. yeah. ok. hi. hi. how much for this one? uh, that's $55. $55. all righty. here we go. 60. ben, honey? yeah? you got change? oh, i sure do, sweetheart. well, where--where'd i put my fanny pack? it's in the trailer. right. he never remembers anything. in case you forget, your hat's on your head. [laughs] you guys are married? oh, yeah. and you work together? we've been together 24 hours a day since 1

i'm your host, doug gardner, and your wild photo adventure starts now. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com thank you for joining us on another edition of wild photo adventures. i'm your host, doug gardner, and this week, we got another great show planned for you. we're in the great smoky mountains photographing wildflowers. now, if you'll remember back in season one, we met up with kevin adams, who's a professional nature photographer, and he shared with us some of the most magnificent waterfalls the appalachian mountains have to offer. in addition to waterfalls, kevin's also an expert in photographing wildflowers, and he's going to share with us his techniques for photographing these amazing little plants. [upbeat instrumental music] ♪ i tell you what. kevin did this to me last year. he is never where he says he's gonna be. - hey, doug! - hey, man. - how you doing? - what are you doing? - just hanging around till you got here. - well, tell you what; have you seen any good wildflowers? - man, there's some good ones right up the road. - really?

doug, what are we looking at for tomorrow? >> well, unfortunately i think we're looking at a repeat tomorrow. and then i think it gets even hotter as we head into the day wednesday, thursday, and friday. it's 11:00 at night. 88 degrees outside right now with the heat index currently at 93. temperatures are going to be going way up once again during the day tomorrow. and they're not going down either. here is what i'm expecting throughout the rest of the week. 104 for tomorrow. 106 on wednesday. then we get to 109 on thursday and friday. they're expecting the water to potentially be off by wednesday. so that would mean wednesday, thursday, and friday. some of the hottest temperatures we've seen in almost a year. this is not going to be very good for them at all. make sure you he'd the precautions, and of course, check us out, nbc4 tomorrow morning starting at 4:30. >> stay with news4 for continuing coverage of the water restrictions in prince george's county. we have an interactive map on our website, nbcwashington.com. and tom

we will bring in john leboutillier, pat caddell and doug schoen. doug, you are in tucson. we will go to you first, there is no one close to her in any of the polling data. is he is shoo-in? >> i would say she wins. but, first, the president's agenda. she as a democrat will be held accountable for what is increasingly a failed agenda. her secret weapon and that of the democrats is the total ineptness of the republicans. they also has questions to answer about her term as secretary of state, benghazi, and the like. he is in a commanding position. the polls show it nationally and i would rather be her than any of her challengers on the democratic side. >> gregg: assuming he is the nominee, a couple of polls that i will ask you to interpret. clinton versus chris christie, or clinton versus rand paul, she beats them both. flip it over to i don't biden, well, biden is tied with rand paul but he is bet by chris christie. >> that is her strength. she is the frontrunner. the numbers are down because of benghazi. what is interesting in the republicans having given a disappearance on

doug? >> in two speeches on wednesday, president obama described republican investigations of his administration as phony scandals and suggested that the republicans are distracting the american people from the president's plan to get the economy growing faster. the republican think their investigations of the i.r.s. in particular are producing real results. egyptive jordan said the key work is being done out of the limelight by committee investigators. we don't have any evidence directly but we continue to do depositions, the interviews and work up the chain of command and we now we know it is in the chief counsel's office. >> the i.r.s. chief counsel is one of only two political appointees to the i.r.s. and he is a long time democratic party contributor and a former lobbyist. he was a frequent visitor to the white house while the targeting was taking place. in the interview with treasury secretary chris wallace noticed that he reports to jack lew. >> there are 1,600 lawyers in the chief c

. >> thank you, doug. it's already been said a number of times already today, this is exciting. many of us have been waiting a long, long time for this day. of course we're all here today to celebrate something new. but when i look out on all of you gathered here, i see something very familiar about this gathering. yes, we're here to break ground on something new, a new buildings that will house the new st. anthony's dining room and 90 units of affordable housing for our seniors, sponsored by mercy. but when i look out and i see all of these different people gathered here, jones and golden gate, i'm sorry struck by how in so many ways it's very normal and natural. there is nothing different about today than other days. people hanging out, on this corner, is nothing new. yes, a new venture with mercy housing and st. anthony foundation in a very innovative and exciting collaboration. but also something very familiar. the francisans and sisters of mercy stepping up to help san francisco. [ applause ] there are some great old photos from right after the 1906 earthquake, and fire. on

doug luzader is live in washington with more. good morning, doug. >> good morning. the irs could soon be facing some budget cutting pain. the agency itself and many of the employees who thought a big school of bonus money was simply guaranteed. republicans meantime point to the cringe introducing videos of dance shows star trek spoofs you name it and lavish comments that cost billions of dollars. >> it may be tough but it is not impossible. i am serious about the cuts. it may be tough but i think it's doable. >> it may be doable but the proposed cuts about 24 percent. democrats are saying government operations require a fully functional tax agent. >> how do you talk about efficiency and effectiveness in government and then cut an agency that is supposed to be paying for these various functions we have here. >> believe it or not the irs is scheduled to pay out big bonuses this year. almost $100 million worth. that is despite a director of a white house trying to clamp down on these things. national treasury employees's union they say this pool of bonus money is guara

doug! where are you? >> i'm over here. >> what do you want for dinner tonight? >> i don't feel like it. maybe some fish? >> how about some rainbow trout? >> rainbow? >> yeah. >> are you kidding me? what? what? ah, yeah. >> get out of here. >> no way. i do not believe this. he comes up with a rainbow trout in his hand. >> was doug hiding that trout in his pants? >> yeah. >> there's a lot of discussion on-line about whether or not this video is real or fake. pay close attention to the fish. the fish is not moving in douglas's hand, and people want to know is this real or is this fake? i think this is fake. >> you can't just jump into a body of water and come up with a fish many your hand. maybe there's just a ton of trout in this pond. >> nice fish, doug. >> thanks. >> we want to know what you think. is it real or fake? head to facebook.com/right this minute and let us know. >> let's cut them up. >>> it is opposite date at the rated r youtube channel. they're destroying technology with weaponry. this time riched ryan of rated rr is testing out google glass with th

doug mckelway is live in getties burg with more. high, doug. >> reporter: hawaii, arthel, great to see you. we just wrapped up the first reenactment, we're expecting another one at 6 p.m. tonight. this is almost like the woodstock of civil war reenactments. 10,000, as you said, many, many more spectators than that. in fact, this morning we left our hotel at 8:00 in the morning for a five-mile drive out to this farm. it took two hours, traffic backed up for miles. the reenactment itself really something to see. in fact, if you focus away from the bleachers and from the thousands of speck spectators ht is not at all difficult to imagine yourself looking at something that would appear to be a very real civil war battle. in fact, there is a photographer here from smithsonian magazine who is using a camera from the 1920s. the photographs, the black and white photographs that he is producing here resemble uncannily something matthew brady might have produced during the civil war itself. what you don't see here and what is inauthentic is t

ed rollins, doug schoan. doug -- brad blakeman. i would like to begin, ed with turmoil in egypt, president morsi just standing his ground, refusing the ultimatum by military, morsi getting a call from president obama. u.s. refuses to take sides, what do you think happens. >> i think he gets toppled, which is a bad precedent long-term. even though the country is in chaos, when you over throw democracy after a benevolent dictator what cam comes next, military dictatorship. lori: so much aid from u.s. headed to egypt for years, what do you could our best course of action is, do you think that president struck the right tone in his call? >> i think red is -- red is right, on one hand you want is up on for the a democratic government, on other hand hard. alternative to return to military rule is also the best thhng is to to nothing, hopefully there will be a good outcome, but i am as pessimistic as ed. lori: brad, what do you think needs to happen in egypt? >> well, right now i think handwriting is on the wall. i agree with ed and doug,

ed rolns, doug schoan. doug -- brad blakeman. i would like to begin, ed with turml in egypt, president morsi just standing his ground, refusing the ultimum by military, morsi getting a call from president obama. u.s. refuses to take sides, what do you think happens. >> i think he gets toppled, which is a bad precedent long-term. even though the country is in chaos, when you over throw democracy after a benevolent dictator what cam comes next, military dictatorship. lori: so much aid from u.s. headed to egypt for years, what do you could our best course of action is, do you think that president struck the right tone in his call? >> i think red is -- red is right, on one hand you want is up on fo the a democratic government, on other hand hard. alternative to return to military rule is also the best thhng is to to nothing, hopefully there will be aood outcome, but i am as pessimistic as ed. lori: brad, what do you think needs to happen in egypt? >> well, right now i think handwring is on the wall. i agree with ed and doug, this adm

get doug's response to that. what do you think, doug? >> offset to the analysis is record corporate earnings. in this environment where we, i ratcheted up my expectations for earnings from $101 this year to 110 because u.s. corporations are finding a way, they're not just looking at u.s. they're looking at frontier markets. they're looking broadly diversified. they're getting it done. so with record corporate earnings i think that argument is disputed. >> scott, let's talk about -- >> that's a good point. tracy: if i could get scott in. mortgage interest rates are inching up a little bit. we'll keep buying 85 billion a month to keep interest rates low. what happens to interest rates? is it really making a difference if the market will push these rates up anyway? >> well, i think there is a bit of an overreaction to all the tapering talk. i think the fed was certainly surprised by the market as reaction through may and june and early july. it doesn't really, technically doesn't really matter much whether the fed begins to taper in sent or

doug rothschild of performance trust joins us on this tuesday morning. good morning, doug, and are you sensing that bonds will be on edge ahead of the fed? - morning, angie. thanks for having me. absolutely, all eyes are on the fed this week. will bernanke have another taper tantrum? and how will the market react to that? so as we're looking forward, the fed meets on wednesday, they're going to release their notes. there will be no press conference, but instead, in their notes, investors are going to be looking for clues that the fed is going to begin tapering their bond-buying program. that's going to be dependant on what happens in the economy. one thing we do know is that bernanke wants to keep interest rates low for a long period of time. tapering and the movement of interest rates are two different things, and the tapering, we expect to get clues from the notes, but we know interest rates are going to stay low for quite some time. the other thing you're looking at is the stocks, and the earnings we just came out of. the one thing we're seeing from t

so doug answer coalition reported that just in may have this year ten people were killed by police in southern california answer alleges that this problem is only getting worse what is causing this escalation of police violence i think the cause of this escalation can be most accurately illustrated in the case of rio are say oh this is a father husband who was racially profiled pulled over told to exit his vehicle in ca to california by los angeles sheriffs and then was immediately shot in the chest multiple times despite having his hands up and complying with their orders it's a systemic racism within the police and it's the lack of accountability the impunity that police officers have when it comes to murdering innocent citizens in the streets it's a bit almost one year since the death of the as and how is the relationship been between the anaheim police and residents of the community since that event. i think that the relationship in anaheim is like the relationship in cities all around the country the relationship between the police and the community is worse and more people are b

doug vu, department staff. the request is for [speaker not understood] to demolish building at the shell gas station located at 17 59 lincoln way and construct a new [speaker not understood] convenience store and 1327 square foot mechanical car wash. the proposed car wash encroaches up to 45 feet into the required rear yard and would require the approval of the variance. no work is proposed for the eight existing gasoline service bays and underground storage tanks, but it cannot be above will be relocated and provided signage. the proposed hours of operation will remain unchanged at 24 hours a day for the convenience store and a car wash will be open from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. daily. the project is located at the southeast corner of 19th avenue and lincoln way within a mixed residential moderate zoning density district. both lincoln way and 19th avenue are major arterials that serve as cross town thoroughfareses whose primary function is to link districts within the city and to distribute traffic from and to

and so doug answer coalition reported that just in may of this year ten people were killed by police in southern california answer alleges that this problem is only getting worse what is causing this escalation of police violence i think the cause of this escalation can be most accurately illustrated in the case of rio are say oh this is a father husband who was racially profiled pulled over told to exit his vehicle in ca to california by los angeles sheriffs and then was immediately shot in the chest multiple times despite having his hands up and complying with their orders it's a systemic racism within the police and it's the lack of accountability the impunity that police officers have when it comes to murdering innocent citizens in the streets it's a bit almost one year since the death of the. how is the relationship been between the anaheim police and residents of the community since that event. i think that the relationship in anaheim is like the relationship in cities all around the country the relationship between the police and the community is worsening and more people are

thank you so much, doug. great information. >> time for your 5@5:30. we have another fox news alert for you. the ntsb investigating a deadly plane crash in alaska. all 10 people on board that small taxy plain died when it crashed on takeoff and burst into flames. this happened sunday at the airport in alaska. it was cloudy a little windy at the time but still not known if weather played a part in the crash. 59 least five people are dead and 40 others injured after a plane derailed and burst into flames in canada. they are trying to put out two burning tanker cars. they haven't been able to get to the hardest hit areas where more victims might be. >> hundreds lined the streets in arizona for an emotional farewell for 19 firefighters killed in a wildfire a week ago. >> the 23450e6r8 5 hour long hearses made a caravan through cities and towns before ending where all of the men worked and lived. >> to describe the grief and honor right now, 19 angels she said. >> so sad. memorial service is set for tomorrow. the men will be laid to rest at funerals through

doug luzader is live with the latest. >> good morning, doug. >> good morning. we are likely to hear more from eric holder on this today. the political pressure is mounting to bring charges against george zimmerman. the predominantly african american ser roar rit says additional charges could happen. >> the justice department shares your concerns. i share your concerns. as we first acknowledged last spring we have opened an investigation into this matter. >> a federal hate crime charge against zimmerman would be extremely difficult to pull off. there are documents that shows the fbi after interviewing dozens of witnesses could not find evidence that ration played a role in trayvon martin's death. >> there seems to be mow evidence of racial animosity againby george zimmerman. the defense team said race wasn't a part of this case. i think it will be a high hurdle for the department of justice to make a decision to move forward on a civil rights violation. >> the president had spoken out about the case in the past. he is likely to remain pretty quiet about this. >>

doug bernstein is a bankruptcy lawyer. do you see your focus shifting from the private to the public sector? >> it is certainly possible. my practice is representing banks with troubled credit. i have been busy for several years and the united states. >> you will be busy for a long time. hopefully. >> yes and no. my business thrives on people's misery. >> banks are not people. >> well, but there are business owners wh do suffer. when the banks come calling to collect their money, it is a problem. >> that is where the state [inaudible] what you are saying about contagion, there is a terror going on. the banks are saying, implement austerity policies. if not, we will come after you. when you say that rahm emanuel is laying off tens of thousands of people == >> 2100 from the public schools. >> it is very bad policy because the only way you can create jobs is by putting money into people. >> the problem in the u.s. system is that you can cut and slash in many sectors, but you are not allowed to touch the pension fund. >> that

patti ann: so, doug, what about that? did the country go out of the frying pan into the fire here in. >> well, look, we stand for democracy. and mohamed morsi was elected democratically, but tony is right, he governed in an undemocratic way. we've been put in a position that critics are, unfortunately, right that we have appeared to be all things to all people. the islamists sa that we've abandoned the democratically-elected president, and those who are liberal reformers believe we were basically fair weather friends. now on the military aid issue, patti ann, i don't believe we can walk away from $1.5 billion in aid because, frankly, it gives us leverage over the country in a way that if we suspend it, we have no leverage. bottom line, we've got to work for a transition to democratic rule, we've got to support elections and most of all, an inclusive civil society. patti ann: tony, what about doug's point there? he was a democratically-elected leader overthrown by the military. his supporters call it a coup. morsi won by a

>> right, this is from doug yakel who is the public information officer for the airport. basically it was to address reporters to let folks know that he is there, that we should direct inquiries to him and at this point they have a process going forward, and that is, number one, to secure the scene, to preserve any type of evidence, to make sure that anybody who requires medical attention has already gotten it. that's where they are at this point as far as the scene is concerned. the next thing is in terms of the immediate briefings, he wanted to let everybody know that going forward for the next 24 hours or so there will be news conferences every single hour. he wanted to make that very clear. so, they want to keep the public informed because obviously there is an incredible amount of interest in terms of what is happening here. so, the next news conference i would imagine will occur at an hour from now at about 6:00 eastern time. where hopefully more information will begin to trickle in, don? >> okay. dan, great reporting. thank you, dan. stand by. our dan simon is ther

doug mcelway is live in washington for us. doug, if that's not a scandal, what does secretary lew call it? >> reporter: he calls it unacceptable behavior by career people at the irs, all of whom he said have been removed. he explained what the president meant by calling them phony scandals. >> i think that we have to look at the facts. there have been a lot of investigations, there have been a lot of hearings, igs, justice department. there's no evidence of any political decision maker who was involved in any of those decisions, and i think the attempt to try to keep finding that evidence is creating the kind of sense of a phony scandal that was being referred to there. >> republican senator mike lee from utah says republicans plan to keep on digging. >> we know when you put this much discretion and this much discretionary power in the hands of a few, eventually it may be abused for partisan political purposes. that happened here, we have to get to the bottom of it. >> you recall carter hall testified earlier that staff in the

and lewis doug la. frederick douglas. four grew to adulthood and they moved to washington after the civil war. and they were heroes in own right and it is an interesting free black community. prior to the civil war. and black middle class of washington. and washington always has been a special place for history of african-american culture. and calvin chase who started the washington bee born 1855. born free in washington and there was a established black middle class and the douglases wanted to be apart of that. the children. by 1868 charles douglas is in washington working for the freedman bureau. and this is the 18 68 city directory and you can charles doug. back then they denoted folks ethnicity that you cannot see that. and we use that had. so there would be no ethnicity. mark so we see douglas. and there was a clerk for the bureau of refugee freeman and abandoned lands. and the bureau. the pot city. and the frederick douglas do you know where the city is now it is the name for it right now. this map this. is the 1894

shep, back to you. >> shepard: doug doug mckelway in gettysburg tonight, thank you. police are searching for a couple of crooks who broke into a taco bell, held terrified workers at gunpoint. that tops our news across america. florida. the inside of the restaurant in miami beach was apparently closed at the time of the break. in but the drive through was still open. can you see the thieves smashed the glass door with a bring. police say the suspects forced employees to empty the registers, even made off with two trash bags full of cash. they even dropped some money as they bolted out the door. all the workers are said to be okay. pennsylvania. fire crews rushed to save a man in a wheelchair who fell on to subway tracks in philadelphia. officials say the guy somehow slipped forward and wept right over the platform. he went to the hospital with back and leg injuries. illinois. some world war ii vets catching a ride in a rare b-17 bomber from that era. this flying fortress is one of 14 left that can still fly. one of only two that is licensed to carry passengers. >> it'

democratic strategist, doug schoen. fox news digital politics editor, chris stirewalt, all in the conversation. we're coming right back. stay with us. lou: the president putting out four cornerstones for his view as to the response to a lack of jobs and, a almost stagnant economy. joining us with political perspective on this initiative by the president, his economic speech in illinois, former clinton visor doug schoen is with us in new york. in washington, genevieve wood, vice president of the heritage foundation. fox news digital politics editor chris stirewalt. chris, let's begin with you. your reaction? >> well, there was not much new that was in the speech. there was some gift to the republicans, thanking republicans willing to consider immigration but it was mostly attack in that area. and what it was, i think, was a frustrated president. you heard a lot of produce station from the president that his vision, his economic vision hasn't been brought to bear. that obama-nomics has not been embraced in a broader sense

it is expected to last at least 9 months. >> doug luzader is live for us in washington. thanks, doug. >>> a textbook used in an advanced placement class is under review by a florida school board this after allegations it favors islam at the expense of christianity. now outraged parents say the world history textbook rewrites islamic history praentds a biassed version of the muslim faith. it is on a state approved list and has been used by the school system for the last three years. a stunning new claim about the assassination of president john f. kennedy. a new tv show set to air this fall suggests a secret service agent accidentally fired one of those fatal bullets. the producers say there is forensic evidence and documents that back up the claims hickey hit kennedy. he was riding in the car behind the limo. it marks 50 years since the assassination. >> it is not easy getting up this early in the morning. you are not line. we are highlighting some of the country's hardest workers who rise before the sunrise fwrus just like us. >> in the second installment with our wake

>> all right, thank you very much, doug, live for us this morning. >>> >> thank you, ainsley as well. >>> the first federal hearing in a federal court over its record bankruptcy filing. public workers and retirees raced to challenged the bankruptcy, they said it's against the state's constitution because it would cut pensions. the city's emergency management said that bankruptcy is the only option for detroit to get out of the hole. >>> more troubling signs this morning for obama care, support is now even dropped among moderate democrats, fewer 50% now support the health care law. in a new poll, that's down 10 points from last year. the last downer for obama care comes as florida senator marco rubio said it's time for president obama to admit that the health care law has become a disaster. >> we're going to cancel it or come up from something better. instead of doing that, he's doubling down. he wants the law to go forward. >> rubio said that he's also troubled that many workers will lose hours because of obama care. >>> it's now 6 minutes past the hour and time for our top business n

. >> doug luzader is live now in washington with the latest. good morning, doug. >> the irs investigation, one of the irs employees caught up in the blame game has called this nothing less than a nuclear strike. it became known conservatives and tea party organizations were given extra scrutiny in the 2012 election irs officials and even the white house blames it on lower level employees at the irs cincinnati office. one of the employees fired back. >> you and other people in the office say you are being unfairly blamed with this political activity going on in the washington office. >> i can't comment on others but personally i felt like they were planning this. >> a former irs employee said an obama appoint tee was blamed for the delay. the agency inspector general for not mentioning it early. >> a political appoint tee i expect this dispute. i don't know if i deserve it. i expect it. my career people neither deserve it nor should they have to expect it. >> that inspector general in turn blames the irs for not providing documents to that exten

doug engelbart invented the computer mouse. i even posed with a live one to show the point. he was an army war vet with a ph.d. from berkeley. the mouse was just one of his projects that changed computing forever. douglas was 88. >>> this patriotic week is a big deal for one family in texas. three brothers from one family named noah, summer and cole, all got dropped off at west point this week and if they get through the toughest part and keep going, all three hope to graduate four years from now as newly minted second lieutenants. >>> as we head into july 4th and the holiday weekend, remember this. the reason we blow off fireworks tomorrow night, or go see the professionals do it, is that john adams said we should. he said u.s. independence "ought to be solemnized with pomp and parade, games, sports, guns, bells, bonfires and illumination from one end of the continent to the other. from this time forward forever more. he couldn't have imagined a congress like the one in washington, which has given us the sequester budget cuts because they can't agree on a budget which means

so, doug, these numbers, what do they say? >> first, it is very clear as you suggested, the president's approval has stabilized. stabilized for a couple of reasons. first, the inadequacy of the republican response, but bottom line, if you look at the democrats, they've pushed back on the irs. it's not a great response, but they said look, progressives were targeted, too. the president pushed back this week on health care, said look, it is more affordable. if you look at new york, of course, his comments this week on trayvon martin, but the president is speaking to his base. he's speaking to the key issues of importance to his constituency and the country has basically levelled off. >> and as a result, what are we seeing for the president's steady, just holding steady numbers? >> what's happening is essentially, he's got two things going for him. they're stabilizing. first is a media that's comp complying and secondly, he has an opposition that is it looks like watching the the washingtoc generals play the harlem globetrotters.

. >> reporter: doug is on a mission to preserve the city's lake and nearby creek. >> i got one. oh, no, no. darn. it's not a keeper. it's not indigenous to these waters. >> reporter: he has been chronicling a mess, debris that six flags discovery kingdom has failed to completely clean up. >> we used to have structures in the water back here that discovery kingdom used to use in the water ski shows. and they deteriorated and the storms carried them down stream. you can see the red has not faded out yet. >> reporter: he showed us carpet, foam and debris on the bottom of the lake. >> this is a platform. it's not going to move on you. >> i'm on top of what used to be a floating platform used years ago. underneath this wooden platform are large pieces of foam like this used to keep the platform afloat. this material is some of the worst man-made material for the environment. >> it breaks down and it doesn't go away. it's here forever. three years ago i brought down president dale and took him to the creek and showed him the very things i'm showing you today and he said that's our stu

it's good to have you, doug. you have an uphill fight on your hands in a state where the majority of democrats are not surprisingly support and like the healthcare law. you say that support is skin deep. explain. >> well, you're looking at the affordable care act, nothing is very affordable. way too much benefits being built in now, and if we look at really common sense market-based solutions, i always think it's part oft what i do for a living but i always think if you got serious about letting people buy insurance across state lines, let miami put more in a savings account that was pretax -- >> all things they could have cop um with and included in the health care bail -- bill and did is not there. are many in your parties saying the way around this -- and i'm curious whether you agree -- is get more of the principal players involved, doctors and those who know basic business and economics and costs involved as well. but it's too late for that. and they're ramming this through like it's irreversible. what do yo

>> thank you, doug and good afternoon everyone. i want to empsideways what mayor lee said. i want to assure you the scone is secured and required the assistance of multiple agency. san francisco this morning, the fire at any point who operates the fires down here. we were called to the scone and san francisco and category for's hard landing. our crews responded post the landing and our aircraft and fire rescue went to work. chutes had been deployed and we observed multiple numbers of people coming down the chouts and actually walking it their safety which is a good thing. it is very active in terms of the numbers and so forth. the information i have received from asianaarily. 291 passengers and 16 additional crow for a total of throw 07. 48 international transport from the scone to the area hospitals both in san francisco county and san mateo county. it was evenly split. there was's total of 48. we accounted for one no, i don't people that were transported here to a safety zone here in the san francisco international. and i am told that the numbers are fluid. out of 190, th

in washington, thanks, doug. one pro wrestling fan getting way too close to the action. a fan in south africa sneaks into the ring and attacks randy orton after his match. the fan gives the wwe super star a low blow he falls down from the ropes he quickly grabs the fan he is being held in the jail as authorities consider charges. orton was being checked out by doctors. one of hollywood's stars is still on top. angelina jolie is considered the highest paid actress on the new forbes list $33 million even though it has been three years since her last blockbuster. she managed to beat out jennifer lohan, laurens and -- jennifer lawrence and kristen stewart. >> some parts of the country preparing for a messy morning. for more hand it over to you. >> god morning everyone. we are talking about areas of rain moving quickly across sections of the tennessee valley this morning and also up into the ohio valley and eventually will be affecting coastal areas around the southeast and parts of the gulf coast. it could be across

let me call a few more cards -- peter, doug, [inaudible], larry. >> yes, good morning. i'm richard. i'm the district two rep on the /pweus /k-l advisory committee and i also frequently bike along masonic. it's scary, let me tell you. the reason i do it is the same reason that i bike on polk street for example. it's the on north south street that works for bicyclists in that area and i realize there's a lot of traffic there, but believe me, biking, next to cars going 40 or 50 miles an hour is not a lot of fun. the plan that we have for separated bike lanes is a good one and i really urge the authority to adopt this plan. thanks very much. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> yes, my name is sandra and i live south of the panhandle on masoniy five doors up from the panhandle. i never received any notices about any of the hearings. i found out about this because an email was sent to my son who teachings in reno and then it got to me. i any it's a very dangerous plan. i take my grandchildren to school in the morning, they go to two different schools, public schools in the city. i have

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they have a very similar pattern, doug. they were somehow finding themselves alone with the mayor, either by his doing or circumstances and he made advances they did not want. it looks like there's not a lot of witnesses to this and the mayor has been a politician for decades now and we look back to see, has there ever been questions raised about his behavior? there was one in his past but it wasn't in relation to sexual harassment. >> you just answered something that i was wondering and that's in calculus of why isn't he resigning and why did he say i'm en titled to due process? he's probably factored it's a one-on-one. >> and sexual harassment, let's face it. it doesn't usually happen one-on-one. it doesn't usually happen in a group of people where there are going to be witnesses. jenna: he has a fiance, a former fiance as of last week and she made a statement to the local paper. this is what she says. i'm just going to read it for a little bit more context. while i had heard rumors that he was engaging in sexual relation

doug is live in washington with the latest on that. good morning, doug. >> good morning. talk about realistic expectations as the president begins a big push on the economy, but for now, at least, detroit is on its own. the protests there in the streets of detroit may get louder and louder as we get deeper in this process but don't expect much from the white house. the president traveling to illinois and troit is not part of the itinerary and the man charged with bringing detroit's books back in line is not expecting much help. >> we are not expecting the calvary to come charging in. we dug this hole and that's the -- >> what? the city of detroit? >> detroit may look like a functioning city, but up close parts of it are a wasteland. the city and its public employees unions made deals that taxpayers could not afford and benefits for current and retired workers could be cut. this may be the reckoning, but unions are fighting for the benefits they say the city agreed to. >> if it comes down to it a b l battle, may have to go all the way to the united states supreme court, if

listen, i love doug. he is a dear friend. he is the exception to the rule of those who are on the left. the left and, this is a epitomized by "rolling stone" and has been for decades. they have had this tendency to take these people who are fundamentally anti-american, who hate this country, who are out to destroy this country and put them up on pedestals. they have done this over and over again. fidel castro in cuba. sean penn talking how fantastic he is and what a great regime he has. when you put a sexy picture after young islamist terrorist own the cover of "rolling stone," you're sending a message. they don't have him in the hospital. don't have him doing a perp walk. they have him looking incredibly sexy and young and glamorous. the message, maybe he was a misguided youth who had a dysfunctional family. there are always making excuses for the anti-americannism, bill. that is you see on the left. bill: got it. final word, doug, what monica is arguing, this is more dangerous and meaningful than people think. i will give y