0 generation has marissa mayer, my generation had carly feor reno. you can find me on facebook and on twitter. my handle is @christineromans. how hot is too hot? 95 degrees? 100? how about 129? get ready out west. a heat wave is coming. we know what they said, but a body language breakdown of two of the week s biggest newsmakers. and he made history when he won the gold just minutes after a head splitting injury. but it s a different victory that excites him today. my live interview with greg louganis. it s 10e clock on the east coast, 7:00 on the west. i m alison kosik. good morning. good morning. i m carol costello. thank you for starting your day with us. and we begin this morning out west where temperatures this weekend could climb to a staggering 129 degrees. that is the forecast for death valley. phoenix and las vegas could hit 118. that s some serious heat, and the heat wave is already causing public health problems. almost 200 people were treated for health-related in
called it a global white bronco moment. but the president the government is on his trail. obama: we ll following all of the appropriate legal channels and working with various other countries to make sure rule of law is observed. michael: snowden is thought to still be in moscow after leaving hong kong on sunday. he decided to flee that country, after meeting with his lawyers. his attorney said snowden was upset to learn if he stayed in hong kong he could spend years in prison with no access to his computer. that s what upset him. before he missed his flight this morning, he was thought be headed tohead headed to ecuador. he wrote them a letter saying quote . . . today ecuador s foreign ministered expressed some sympathy for his cause. if the principles of the universal declaration of human rights will go above any other interest that may be discussed or any other pressure that may be subjected to. michael: even countries like ecuador would take him in the u.s. hopes
by giving us a call at 866-55-press, by following us on twitter and talking to us@bp show and on facebook at facebook/billpressshow. president obama up to hartford connecticut to salute one more state taking the lead in enacting tough gun safety measures. that means now we have new york colorado, connecticut, and maryland actually. last week came the latest to do what the people want on gun safety measures. congress comes back in town today the big question is: will they have enough backbone to act and take on the nra like the states have done. in other news, president obama has apologized to california attorney general pamela harris for telling the world not only what a good job she is doing but how good looking she is. a pill over the counter without a prescription and cnn is talking about bringing back crossfire. i am tanned, rested and ready. we will tell you why on current tv. you re welcome current tv audience for the visual candy. just be grateful current tv does not
congress votes to hold a sitting attorney general in contempt simply because they could. it s lights and shadows tonight in the war room. it should be pretty clear by now i didn t do this because it was good politics. i did it because i believed it was good for the country. i did it because i believed it was good for the american people. that s president obama reacting to the supreme court s decision to uphold his signature piece of legislation, the affordable care act. conservative chief justice john roberts stunned court watchers when he sided with his progressive colleagues in the 5 to 4 decision. of course, the 2010 law requires all americans to have insurance. it prevents insurers from denying coverage for pre-existing conditions and allows young adults to stay on their parents health plan until they are 26. the congressional budget office expects 33 million uninsured americans will now be covered. most republicans, including mitt romney, say it s bad law and they w
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