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complicated partisan bickering. the senate went o recess without giving the agency a short-term funding extension. president obama believes the issue will be resolved by the end of the week. the transportation secretary says you have nothing to worry about when you fly. ill be speaking to him later on "american morning." president obama turns 50 today. he qualifies for a free scoop at baskin-robbins. and he got a surprise in chicago ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday to you...

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medicare. >> well have more on todays birthday with a look at why presiden presidents seem to age faster presiden presidents seem to age faster than the rest of us. captioning funded by cbs >> good thursday morning to you. im erica hill. nice to have you with us this morning. >> im chris wragge. nice to have you with us, everyone. a police some are calling robo cop. some people have different dna. he gets knocked down by a hit and run driver, gets up, gives chase, eventually caught the...

though as the day progresses. lets look at what is happen being the current conditions being reported out there, satellite radar composite shows you -- it doesnt show you as much as what our live shot outside showed you the mist and fog and all of that, well, this can show you the precipitation we had last night is gone, pushed offshore. we were seeing showers a short time ago eastern maryland but that is about it. temperatures across the region right now in the district 77 degrees als...

medicare. >> we will have more on todays birthday including a look at why presidents seem to age so much faster than the rest of us "early" this thursday morning, august 4th, 2011. captioning funded by cbs good thursday morning to you. im erica hill. nice to have you with us this morning. >> im chris wragge. good morning everyone. ahead this morning we will meet a british police officer they are call robocops. we saw him yesterday knocked down by a hit and run driver. he gets up and ...

lane. take your time. 11 minutes on the outer loop north east side. a smooth ride on southbound 95 down towards 32 in howard county. we start on the west side at liberty road. running smoothly. this is traffic at york road. the north side continues to be rather light. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you. good morning. >> homicide detectives investigating the deadly stabbing of an elderly woman. >> george lettis is live at police headquarters with more. good morning. >> ...

hello, a very good morning to you, especially to the viewers in our pacific time zone. im veronica de la cruz. today we begin with up in the air. president obama turned up the heat on house speaker john boehner yesterday over a partisan standoff that caused a partial shutdown of the faa and put thousands of americans out of work while congress is on vacation. nbcs tracie potts joins us now from washington the latest. tracie, good morning to you. >> veronica, good morning. president oba...

officers responded but have not found anyone matching that description. the sighting was reported outside deitrick hall. a lot of sensitivity right here. we want to make it clear that this is not confirmed, its not a confirmed sighting as of now, but instead authorities are acting on what eyewitness accounts have directed them on. we have kelsey hiter whos on the phone with us, she was the managing editor of collegiate times at virginia tech. so kelsey, what more can you tell us about ...

good evening tonight. the heat across america is claiming more e d more casualties. at least 100 people have died and, as we said, emergency rooms are overrun with people reeling and seeking help. 165 million americans across 18 states are under the crushing dome of heat and humidity. temperatures topping 110 degrees. and all told, 2,700 heat records were smashed in july and still more are being broken in august. abcs abbie boudreau is in dallas tonight, where it topped 100 degrees for...

air. president obama turned up the heat on house speaker john boehner yesterday over a partisan standoff that caused a partial shutdown of the faa and put thousands of americans out of work while congress is on vacation. nbcs tracie potts joins us now from washington with details. tracie, good morning to you. >> veronica, good morning. good morning, everyone. the presidents message to boehner was that congress needs to cut short that vacation, come back to washington, and deal with the...