i'm clark howard.to cnn.com/clarkhoward. >> don't miss his show at 4:00 this afternoon. >>> doesn't everyone like lady bugs? a bumper crop has folks bugging out. >> i guess they all got together for a big party. >> i can feel them crawling up my leg, inside my pants now. >> heavy rains encouraged an aphid invasion. it's classic mating behavior. the bugs will likely dispurse soon. >> it's all about the sand, surf and softball at a san diego beach. why it couldn't come too soon for a service member back from a tough challenge in iraq. >>> president obama is wrapping up a week long diplomatic push. he reaches out to africa at a speech in ghana. >>> saying good-bye to steve mcnair. how his hometown is paying respect. >>> the king of pop is not forgeten in the town where he got his start. thousands turned out in gary, indiana. >>> thanks for watching hln. i'm virginia cha. >>> ghana welcomed president obama and his family today. the president praised africa's achievements but said their ongoing conflicts ar

i'm clark howard.or more money saving tips, go to cnn.com/clark howard. >> for a lot more money saving advice, don't miss clark's show at 4:00 this afternoon right here on hln. >>> a jazz trumpeter was chosen as one of the most beautiful people of the year but the real beauty is in his music. we'll check out what the famous musician chills when he's not on the road. >>> this is the last day on the job for the governor of alaska. what sarah palin plans to do after she calls it quits. >>> an investigation for the death of vernon forrest. >>> a southwest airlines flight on its way to orlando was diverted when smoke was reported in the cabin. it happened this morning about an hour after takeoff from hartford, connecticut. the plane was 130 passengers and a crew of five detoured to long island and landed safely. a southwest airlines spokesman says a flight attendant complained of having trouble breathing. no one else reported any breathing problems. they were put on another plane and continued their flight

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the vehicle that they had when leaving clark county is accounted for.e in a borrowed vehicle or something like that that nobody knows about. >> as you can see, it's right on the border of washington and oregon. the state of oregon. once again, tip line. 1-877-274-6311. 2 months old. blue eyes and brown hair. let's find andrew christiansen. >>> and tonight, "cnn heroes." >>> this is rio de janeiro, and it is so beautiful, but it has a dark side. >> it is the kids who have the toughest here. >> sometimes i am scared. >> they don't have any options, and kids dying everyday for making the wrong choice. every time i see a villa, the one thing that comes to mind is potential. i'm flavio can to, and i want to change kids' lives through sports. the one thing i tell the kids is you cannot get used to the violence around us. we have to fight back somehow. instead of fighting the streets, they learn how to use your energy in the right way. >> i feel that flavio helps me win lot of championships, and he helps me feel very proud of myself. >> helping kids avoid the

out to clark goldbrand, nancy grace producer. tell us what has happened?> jean, law enforcement is concerned out of clark county, washington, for the welfare of 2-month-old boy andrew christianson. he was taken by his parents in the vancouver, washington, area, sometime earlier this week. what happened was his parents were supposed to turn the child over to cps. now, jean, this was because of past violations including a home that was allegedly not fit to live in as well as the mom's alleged meth use. >> cps being child protective services. what is -- the belief now is he was with both parents. the mother is in custody? >> exactly right, jean. mom, shandra christianson was in custody since wednesday. picked up on a probation violation. the dad is 5'7", 190 pounds, brown hair, hazel eyes. investigators think he may have his son, 2-month-old andrew. >> let's go out to public information officer of clark county sheriff's department. we want to try to help you to find this little baby boy. what is the latest on the investigation? >> i was just updated by one of

i'm clark howard. for more money-saving tips, go to my website, cnn.com/clarkhoward. >>> and for even more money-saving advice, don't miss clark's show at 4:00 this afternoon right here on hln. >>> most people wear less clothing, right, to beat the heat in the summer. but this much less? hundreds of people tossed off their bathing suits, splashed into the "guinness book of world records" as part of the largest number of people skinny dipping at the same time. this was just one of the events that took place simultaneously across the country. 228 people were at this particular pool in palm springs. because the skinny dipping attempt is a new category, it automatically set a guinness record. >>> inhalers, nebulizers, familiar treatments with people with asthma. but can you make them more effective? some therapists say yes. just add a pinch of salt. we take a look in today's "vital signs." >> reporter: until a few years ago, tisch webster would have found the daily task of working outside or working at her

the vehicle that they had when leaving clark county is accounted for.ave access to that vehicle. they could be in a borrowed vehicle or something like that that nobody knows about. >> as you can see, it's right on the border of washington and oregon. the state of oregon. once again, tip line. 1-877-274-6311. 2 months old. blue eyes and brown hair. let's find andrew christiansen. >>> and tonight, "cnn heroes." >> this is "cnn heroes." >> i've never seen any place as beautiful as rio de janeiro. it does have its dark side. there is violence all over. the bad things that happen here are the shootings. the toughest here. >> sometimes i get scared. >> they don't have any options. kids die every day from making the wrong choice. but every time i see it, the first thing that comes to my mind is potential. my name is flavio canto. i'm an olympic judoist. i usually tell the kids that we can't let ourselves get used to the violence that surrounds us. we have to find back somehow. instead of fighting the streets, they learn how to use your energy in the right way.

william clark became louis clark, the older brother held together in the western wing from the encirclement by his incredible speeds and they have come of brothers and between them that were on the prison hoax and i had wondered if you had come upon their story at all? if not, maybe, if you could comment on maybe the war of 1812 where are ships that captured a lot of the british sailors were renowned to have treated them atrociously. >> the question about the clarks, the short answer is no, i don't think i did but i believe there are some letters from the clark's. they are and, out in medicine at the university of wisconsin library. i didn't have a chance to look at those, but they seem to recall something about that. i have one point, i have a database of all the names i had tried to cross check all of the sources, but i don't remember anything about the clark specifically. the second question had to do with the war of 1812 and i'm going to duck that because i spent so much time on the revolution that i didn't have the chance to get in the war of 1812 although i will say that the war of 18

we continued the conversation with david kdavid clarke abd ana edney. after the sotomayor hearings, this is now front and center. >> the house may need to start over, and given what the cbo has said about the cost of health care. he was talking about amendments but not having any specifics right now. they may be looking to the senate finance committee for this issue. they're the only bipartisan hope for health-care reform bill. they're still working and have i come out with anything. they were delayed slightly by the sotomayor hearings, it seemed. the war on a number of negotiators on the republican side who worked -- there were a number of negotiators on the republican sides to work on this. it looks like they're the last best hope for anybody to get a bill that will actually do something to reduce the risk of health care spending. i think everyone has their eye on them, including the blue dots. >> david clarke, you kept going back to that issue. he kept going back to waste, fraud, and abuse. >> how do you pay for it? it seems difficult to do that out

joininus now is richard clark. former chief counterterrorm adviser both e bush and clintopresidencies and author most recently of "your gornment failed you," breaking the foreign policiesasters. thanksoroining us. great to be on the show. >> every american counts on our governme being good at spying. we need to be od at intelligence collection d analysis for the safety ofur to be legal.pying also needs do you think the current sysm, the gang of eight brieng system, allows the cia to be goodt spying and to be doing their work lally? >> i thinkriefings of the gang ofight, very sensitive iefings, as opposed to the broader briefings, the gang of eight briefings are usually often a farce. they catch tm alone, one at a ti, usually. they run sombriefing by them. e congressman can't keep t briefing. they can't take notes. they can't consult their staff. they don't kw what the briefings are about in advce. it's a box check so at the cia can y it complied with the law. it's not oversight. it doesn't work. >> what do you mako

don clark, i've got to bring you in here. what could she have done to convey a message with two phone calls there, with basically her life on the line, that she was in trouble? >> you're right, mike, the idea, if there could have been something that could have been already developed between the family, if you get into trouble, call and say this, or that. that's what you have to do today. mike, i remember a number of years ago, we wanted to talk about prevention, and no one would listen. today, prevention is a great word, and we've got to put these things in place for our kids, for ourselves and other people around. so that they can have these codes that she could have dropped off. also, the electronic measures, too, now, that i suspect we'll be seeing more of, that could even follow the car, that parents will be able to do that. those are the kind of things we're going to have to use, mike. >> it's sad to say we're at that point, don. we're not blaming the family here. >> no. >> we're trying to learn from it, with two phone c

william clark became louis clark, the older brother, george rogers clark, held together western wing from the encirclement by his incredible deeds. they had brothers in between them that were on -- i wonder if you had come upon their story at all. and if not, if you could comment on the war of 1812 warships that have to lot of the british sailors. >> the short answer is no, i don't think i did, but there were some letters from the clarks, out in madison. i didn't have a chance to look at those but i seem to recall something about that. i added database of all the names, but i don't remember anything about the clarks specifically. the second question had to do with the war of 1812. i'm going to duck that because of the war of revolution, i didn't get a chance to get into the war of 1812 but i will say that the war of 1812 was important in reviving this story momentarily during the nineteenth century. it was during the run up to the war of 1812 that the society in new york fixed on this story and the last chapter in my book is about the ups and downs of historical memory of this and it

i'm clark howard.e straight talk on you saving money, go to my website, cnn dot k cnn.com/clarkhoward. >> clark will teach you save more, spend less and avoid getting ripped off. >>> another tragedy for the sports world. a boxing champion was gunned down with his 11-year-old godson nearby. here's more on that. >> vernon forest may not be a household name, but this was one of the sport's good guys. this was a guy that did so much charity work, and the sad irony is his generosity may have caused his death. he pulled into an atlanta gas station to put air in the tires of the car. his 11-year-old godson went in to use the bat room. when forest pulled out his wallet the man grabbed it and ran. when he went back to his car he was shot several times in the back. the 11-year-old fortunately did not see any of it. >> it makes you ask why was the shooting necessary? the guy already had the money, the wallet. who was that necessary? >> he was turning around and leaving, shot in the back. just horrible. >>> in oth

i'm clark howard. for more ways for you to save dough, go to cnn.com/clarkhoward. >> don't miss it here at 4:00 on hln. >>> you're sitting at home and a giant weinermobile comes crashing in your home. it happened in wisconsin. the driver of an oscar meyer weinermobile tried to turn around and accidentally hit the gas instead of the break and went right into a house. luckily the people who lived there weren't home at the time. no one was hurt. unfortunately, the homeowner was just dropped by her insurance. she hopes kraft foods will cover the damage. >>> usually thieves leave behind fingerprints and a mess. one crook left a note for his victims. his car was an easy target because he left it unlocked. the thief made off with his driver's license and credit card. the thief left a note telling him he has amazing taste in music and advised him to lock his car in the future. >> the note was placed neatly over the top of the cds so i was able to, you know, notice it rilgt away. using the paper clipped here an

i'm clark howard.e, go to my web site, cnn.com/clarkhoward. >> he really brings up some great points there. don't forget to catch clark today as he talks to two major league baseball players about their finances. find out what kind of hard-hitting money questions they had for clark. the clark howard show every saturday and sunday at noon eastern on hln. he'll help you save more, spend less and avoid getting ripped off. >>> the world is remembering legendary newsman walter cronkite today. a look at how nasa is paying tribute to the former news anchor man. plus, how cronkite will be memorialized. >>> funeral arrangements have been made now for legendary newsman walter cronkite. a private funeral service will be held thursday in manhattan. his remains will be cremated and his ashes will then be taken to kansas city, missouri where they will be buried in a family plot next to his late wife. the former mayor of kansas city and cronkite's first cousin says walter cronkite was a dedicated journalist who cared

i'm clark howard.more ideas i have about you being smart with your wallet if to cnn.com/clarkhoward. >> clark will teach to you save more, spend less and avoid getting ripped off. catch him at noon eastern, right here on hln. >>> a massachusetts man had his lucky stars working overtime for him. he hit the lottery twice on a single day. first, he got $1,000 in a scratchoff ticket on sunday and then he bought another one and won $1 million. >> it was $1 million, and at that point, i didn't know what to do. i was just in shock. just kind of -- >> reporter: were you shaking? what were you feeling, thinking? >> yeah, i'm still kind of shaking. you hear of people winning these things all the time, but you never think it's going to be you. >> reporter: especially twice in one night. >> the odds of winning the $1 million ticket alone is 1-430,000. >>> some scientists say if you drunk a lot of milk as a child, you are less likely to have a stroke as an adult. scientists in britain and australia surveyed kids in

i'm clark howard.ore money-saving ideas go to cnn.com/clarkhoward. >>> clark will teach you to save more, spend less, and avoid getting ripped off. catch him at noon eastern on saturday and sunday right here on hln. >>> you know, michael phelps has had a rough year, but it appears that he is back on top. here's rafer with more on that. has it been a year already since the olympics? >> no, no. the olympics were in august but this is the year the bong photo came out. >> so post-olympics. >> post-olympics. he had a great year in august. yeah, he's had a bad ten months, and at the very least, he's got himself another nice little trophy. he unseeded tiger woods. that's not easy to do. as i said, phelps, 14 gold medals, and the bong photo. meanwhile woods was the defending champ of that award. he won a previous five times. incidentally tiger teed off a few hours before in the british tournament. right now he's one under through nine holes. he's still the favorite as he always is. this is the best excuse sinc

i'm clark howard.for more ways for you to be smart with your wallet, go to cnn.com/clarkhoward. >>> well, clark will teach you to save more, spend less, and avoid getting ripped off. catch him at noon eastern on saturdays and sundays right here on hln. >>> i see you right there sitting in the terminal. i know a few people flying today. let's find out how it's going to go for you. chris, hope it's not new york. >> new york and the southern plains not looking good. take a look. you can see, look at all these  showers and thunderstorms. you know the planes aren't going to be going through there. if you're flying out of dallas, pack your patience. in to dallas, a half hour to hour delays. that'll stretch down to houston. miami, you have about a 30% chance of showers and thunderstorms. so if one of those pops up near the airport, you're going to be sitting for a while. minneapolis, showers and thunderstorms. memphis, you'll be later on. philly, d.c., baltimore, not looking good, especially as you make yo

this is troy clark. >> good morning is the major general ladies and gentlemen

i'm clark howard.or more money saving tips go to cnn.com/clakhoward. >>> clark will teach you to save more, spend less and avoid getting ripped off. catch him at noon eastern saturdays and sundays right here on hln. >>> the horror moving stories i could tell you. and i will. one time moving people kept my stuff hostage. the guy cried on the job, one of the movers, and another one quit. all in one move. it was horrible. and we were only going about six blocks. hi, chris. >> oh, my kbns. ha's amazing. let's hope people's air travel is easier than what your moves were. flight explorer thshgs is across the middle of the country where we're seeing showers and thunderstorms. we have about 2,000 flights in the air across the country. the biggest problems you'll see flying around, oklahoma city and dallas, houston, you'll see problems in the middle part of the country. also showers in thunderstorms toward charlotte, raleigh, tampa. already seeing the showers and thunderstorms develop this morning. we're auking

check me out at cnn.com/clark howard. >>> clark will teach you to save more, spend less and avoid getting him at noon eastern on saturdays and sunday right here on hln. >>> a city bus slammed into a bar. it could have been a lot worse. i mean, take a look at the damage. this is in detroit on monday. police say that the clothes and bus driver was the only person on the bus. the car ran a red light and forced the bus to swerve. the bus driver and the driver of the other car were both hurt. thank goodness it wasn't worse. >>> a new round of talks is planned today for the two groups who think they should be in charge of honduras. there is a third meeting with the new government that kicked him out of the country. salias says whatever happens today, he plans to return to honduras and gain power. >>> a singer is getting an apology from john mccain and the republican party. you're going to hear why jackson browne sued them. cnn, headlines news, or msnbc are locked on your favorites? if they are i've got the gift for you. i'm gonna richardson and my next guest is ken pullson. a pleasure to have y

i'm clark howard. more ways to protect your wallet, go to cnn.com/clarkhoward. >> clark will teach to you save more, spend less and avoid getting ripped off. catch him at noon eastern on saturday and sundays. right here on hln. >>> ryan seacrest will get $450 mi -- $45 million to keep hosting "american idol." this tripled the almost $5 million a year he was getting to host "idol." >>> a texas politician is happy to see the sun come up every day. he's getting the first chance to say thank you for his new live. ♪ gggggggggggggggg >>> well, good morning, sunshine. you are sitting there. spend a little time with us. we'll get your brain ready. i'm robin meade. here's what's going on. four men are charged in the murder of a couple who adopted more than a dozen children and police say some of the suspects were dressed like ninjas. then -- >> the task of the judge is not to make law, it is to apply the law. >>> supreme court nominee, sonia so sotomayor had her turn at the mike. but today senato

i'm clark howard. for more money-saving tips, go to cnn.com/clarkhoward. >> you can get more money-saving advice on the clark howard show at noon eastern saturdays and sundays right here on hln. >>> one food business is bucking the trend and cooking up a recipe for its steady success thanks to an idea from a magazine. >>> protestors from around the world joined together with one message for iran. what they say about people reportedly locked up after a disputed presidential vote. >> it's really devastating. >> a bureaucratic error is stopping a law school graduate from taking the bar exam. now her battle that started over a fee could move to california's highest court, and time is running out. >>> also a voice of history gone silent. he witnessed some of the deadliest battles of world war i and waited decades to tell his story. >>> good sunday to you. thank you so much for tuning in to hln. i'm susan hendricks. >>> police in mexico say they have arrested four people in connection with the capture of a b

i'm clark howard. i want you to be smart in many ways with your dough. check me out at cnn.com/clarkhoward. >> low maintenance, right? get more great consumer advice from clark howard every saturday and sunday at noon and 4:00 p.m. eastern right here on hln "news and views." he's going to help you save more, spend less, and avoid getting ripped off. >>> speaking of low maintenance, sure, a man who wears little but cowboy boots and tighty whyies can entertain crowds of tourists at times square. but could a naked cowboy run the city? >>> all right. we want to bring live pictures to you. you're looking at police who are outside the houston office of michael jackson's doctor, conrad murray. remember, conrad murray was his personal physician. he was said to be with michael jackson at the time of his death. now, the u.s. drug enforcement administration is telling cnn, yes, it is assisting the lapd in executing a search warrant at this address. but, again, the lawyer for michael jackson's doctor says los ange

hannah clark is now 16 and that is quite something.he made history at the age of two when a donor heart was grafted onto her own failing heart. the donor heart was removed years ago and doctors say she has now fully recovered. >> throughout much of her childhood, hannah clark has been a very sick little girl. she had a groundbreaking surgery at age two that gave her a new heart and allowed her own hard to strengthen. now at 16, she has made recovery beyond all expectation. >> [unintelligible] >> as a baby, and underwent an urgent organ transplant because of her severe heart failure. a small donor heart was attached to her own in a so-called piggyback operation, taking over the function and becoming the dominant organ. her own heart was able to rest and did so for more than four years. but then unexpectedly, her own heart recovered so well that the donor organ could be removed. the surgeon who cared for her over the years and pioneered the treatment says it is the first time he has seen a hard fully recover in a child. -- a heart fully

i'm clark howard.e ways for you to get big deals, go to cnn.com/clarkhoward. >> clark will teach you to save more, spend less and avoid getting ripped off. catch him at noon eastern on saturdays and sundays right here on hln. >>> when you're talking about splits at a swim meet, it usually means time in the pool. one split has a whole lot of people talking about the swimwear. uh-oh! >>> lawmakers will push for a bill today to ban texting while you're driving. it's one day after a study we told you about who found drivers who text while they're on the road are much more likely to have an accident than an undistracted driver. the proposed legislation would prohibit any driver from sending text or e-mail messages while they're at the wheel. >>> lawyers hope a jailhouse interview with bernie madoff will mean more money can be returned to his victims. attorneys representing some of the victims talked to madoff for about four hours yesterday. yikes. madoff revealed details about how he pulled off the ponzi sc

. >>> hln money expert clark howard has great money saving advice. her is the key to getting a better deal shopping. it will be summed up in three letters, ask. >> is the price the price or can you get a better deal? consumer reports did a study and nund the price is not the price if you open your mouth. 83% of the time you will get a lower price on a hotel room if you say, that much? and they will give awe better deal. and cell phones, if you, when given a price quote or a rate plan, you can negotiate that lower just by asking. the percentage of times people were successful with that? 81%. and how about clothing? i never would have thought about this. negotiating clothing, 81% of the time. if you bargain, you will get a good deal. and service after service, if you ask, will you get it most of the time. i'm clark howard, for ways for to you save, go to my website, cnn.com/clarkhoward. >> for more money saving advice, don't miss clark' show at 4:00 this afternoon. >>> tonight on news and views, tv's most provocative entertainment news show has coverag

watch "the clark howard show in. "tomorrow at noon eastern here on hln. >>> what has an adorable face, five legs and a chance to be in a side show? up until thursday the answer was a puppy named lily. what's changed since then? >>> nowhere does quick access to care mean so much. from triage, we continue to shape the trauma care at home. beyond the conflict zone in the lab of researchers, new wave medical advancements have the potential to change health care. >> i'm confident this will be used in the military and hopefully in physicians' offices and hospitals around the world. >> military medical technology in this edition of "vital signs." >>> hello and welcome to "vital signs," a global look at health that knows no boundaries. i'm dr. sanjay gupta, cnn medical correspondent and a practicing neuro surgeon. when you think of military medicine, you probably think tournquets over high technology. nothing could be further from the truth. they are developing robots to help doctors treat troops around the world. they talk,

i'm clark horde.or more money and saving tips, go to cnn.com/clarkhoward. >>> and for a whole lot more money saving advice, don't miss clark's show at 4:00 this afternoon right here on "hln." >>> there's a way to look for a new home without spending all day in your car driving from one open house to another. >>> nowhere does quick access to care mean so much. from tri auj to life-saving medevacs, medical practices born on the battle field continue to shape emergency trauma care at home. beyond the comfort zone and in the labs of researchers, a new wave of military medical advancement have the potential to once again change health care. >> i'm confident this will be used in the military and hopefully in physicians' offices and hospitals around the world. >> military, medical technology. in this edition of "vital signs." >>> hello, welcome to "viting signs," a global look at health that knows no boundaries. i'm dr. sanjay gupta, cnn's chief medical correspondent and practicing neurosurgeon. when you thi

clark howard is here to help you. logon to cnn.com/clark. could be selected to be profiled on our network and get valuable advice. it's a gathering of fans who dress up in costumes to be their favorite cult movie. a bowling alley near seattle played host to a party. >> we had federal judges come out, white collar folks, blue collar folks. cnn, headlines news, or msnbc are locked on your favorites? if they are i've got the gift for you. i'm gonna richardson and my next guest is ken pullson. a pleasure to have you here. >> good to be with you >> what is the museum. most people know. >> sometimes there you an a museum in articling ton, virginia called the museum. it was an effort to remind americans of the value of news gathering in america and a nod to the first amendment. we did so well there so we decided to take it where the action is. we have a brand new museum called a the museum on pennsylvania avenue. it's a -- it's a 45 word sign out front with the words of the first amendment 'em blazed there. we think it's healthy for them to read th

i'm clark howard.to protect your wallet, go to cnn.com/clarkhoward. >> tune in saturdays and sundays right here on hln. >>> this morning viewers are sharing their views about today's memorial for michael jackson. these are live pictures where it's going to take place. our correspondent has a look at what is ahead in the next half hour of hln. >> reporter: that's right. good morning to you. folks that can't gather there at the staples center, they have gathered online. our i-reporter says that she was at the staples center while the guy you see here got a ticket from the woman standing next to him in line. you can see the tattoo there, r.i.p., michael jackson, the king of pop. we'll take you live to the staples center just a few hours. we'll show you what the scenes look like there. that all starts as the memorial talked about there in 15 minutes. >> we're starting to see more and more people gather there. richard, thank you. >>> other people are just trying to take advantage and see how much people thi

marcus clark is being held on $50,000 bail. a state task force found in april a child porn download from peer-to-peer network. it was traced to clark, and they went to his home and took computers and storage video and found child porn. >> what lead to a two-call house fire, with flames from first and second floors, and when the floors in the back of the home collapsed, no one was hurt. >> and police continue to look into the death of the d.c. aide, desi deschaine and others went boating and then was missing. it does not appear that foul play is involved. >> just be careful when drinking and the water, and we encourage people to enjoy the harbor, but just be safe. >> police expect to rule his death an accidental downing. -- drowning. >> queenantoinet and trefia williams refused to provide food and waurd to their one year old, they did that when he would not say amen after the meals. there was pleading of child abuse, and in carol county, a man who had life in prison with parole, and michael anderson, who admitted to killing gary

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clark goes to school and plays sports and works a part-time job.ors are studying the case to see how it might help other heart failure patients. >>> an update on the forecast from chuck. >> all right. thanks. beautiful weather outside. a wonderful crisp blue sky overhead this evening. just a few fair weather clouds drifting on by. there is a live picture of the u.s. capitol building. dead center in the middle of downtown washington where our current temperature stands at 83 degrees. real difference between this july and every other july has been how dry the air has been. dew point temperatures in the mid 40s. clear skies and dry air and light winds will allow for another nice cool night tonight. wakeup temperatures tomorrow morning mid 50s in the western and northern suburbs p and mid 60s in town and mid 60s right alongside the chesapeake bay and tomorrow, plenty of sunshine and high temperatures upper 80s and a few slots might touch 90 degrees tomorrow. humidity thursday and needed rain showers and thunderstorms. friday partly cloudy and 86. anoth

duncan clark, chaian of b.d.a., a telecom adviry firm in bjing, says motorola was once an ic for u.s. investment in china but in recenyears motorolas sales have fallerapidly. >> we've seen a tremdous fall from grace for this coany. the speed of motora's decline in cna has surprised many, including many of its chines employee reporter: according to b.d.a. anthe chinese market research firm c.c.i.d., morola's market share for mobileevices in china has fall from 22% at the beginning 2007 to just over 6%his year. rt of the company's problem habeen under investment in research and developme. nokia and samsung arbringing new models io the market quickly, and motorola has d trouble followinup its success with the razr phone, launcd in 2004 one of the bigge challenges here for motorola keeping pace with demand. in china, bile phones are a status symbol and peop change their phonesrequently. clark sa motorola has been late to thmarket with chnology chinese consumers look for >> chinese consumersre keen to be seen to carry the most vanced technology. it's a projection ofho they are. it's a bran

mandy clark, cbs news, kabul. >>> actress angelina jolie made a trip to iraq. jolie, a u.n. good will ambassador, visited a camp for displaced people near baghdad yesterday and posed for pictures with u.s. troops. jolie said there was progress getting iraqis back to their homes but that more needs to be done. ben fell in love with the scent of gain laundry detergent in 1972. ( ♪ ) more than 30 years later, not much has changed. ( ♪ ) gain. to smell it is to love it. what are you waiting for? gain. to smell it is to love it. discover a smoothie like no other! new activia smoothies. creamy, delicious, and above all, it contains bifidus regularis and is clinically proven to help regulate your digestive system. new activia smoothies. >>> good morning, i am mary bubala. the morning top headlines in a moment. first over to the weather center say our first good morning to meteorologist tim williams on this friday. >> good morning, everyone. definitely a very muggy and humid day out there starting off even though the sun hasn't come out. first warning doppler radar. pretty clear. la

if convicted clark could be sentenced up to 70 years in prison. >>> 3 decades of strong anti-drinking and driving messages and much stronger law enforcement has quite an impact. 2007 survey found percentage of drivers on weekend night who have a blood alcohol level higher than.08 percent has dropped n.1973 it was 7. 5 percent. 2007 2.2%. that means 1 in 50 drivers on the road is drunk at those times. national highway traffic safety administration conducted this particular survey. >>> montgomery county bus driver caught reading a book while she was driving. passengers took this picture saying the driver read during her entire 20 minute commute. driver kept swerving in and out of lanes but nobody on the bus said anything to her. she's still on the job but not hyped the wheel. >>> deadly metro train crash in washington, d.c. was the focus of discussion on capitol hill today. lawmakers want safer mass transit. karen is here with more on the hearing. >>reporter: today's sub committee hearing examine the june 22nd deadly crash and looked at ways to give metro the money it needs to keep the

man difficult clark, cbs news, kabul. >> authorities in san francisco are investigating the country's latest mass transit accident. a collision between two light rail trains in the city's westport tall district. ben tracy tells us what happened. >> reporter: some witnesses say it sounded like a bomb went off, two san francisco light rail trains collided saturday afternoon sending 48 people to the hospital, at least four with severe injuries, including the operator of one of the trains. >> they need to have this area cleared so paramedics and the injured can get through. >> reporter: the san francisco municipal train rea rear ended e train at 2:00 in the afternoon both packed with saturday shoppers. >> i had to spend hours away, inside, it was frightening. >> rescue workers treated some of the wounded on the scene, but there were so many they brought in a public bus to transport the rest to the hospital. >> most of the people on board this bus was the one that was able to walk right now. >> reporter: the ntsb is investigating the cause of the crash and will consider both mechanical and

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clark winter, chief investment officer sk capital partners. we'll take a break. off to earning central we'll go. we'll break down today's big pair of financial results from b of a and citi. >>> welcome back. a pair of financial titans reporting results today. citigroup surprising the street with a profit of $4.3 billion. on a per share basis the bank earned 49 cents a share. analysts were expecting a loss of just over a billion dollars or 37 cents a share. keep in mind the results were lifted by a $6.7 billion after-tax gain related to the sale of smith barney to morgan stanley. when you exclude that gain, the company actually lost $2.4 billion. also bank of america reported earnings of 33 cents a share. that was a profit of $3.25 billion. a nickel ahead of analysts' expectations. cnbc's mary thompson at earnings central at nerve central with the latest. >> gains on sales of -- or excuse me. the sales of 9.1 billion on the merchant processing business and the stake in china construction bank. those sales posted -- resulted in a gain of 9.1 billion for bankamerica

clark cliff order was of course or had been then become another christian zionist.rmer advisor to the president. he had been working with him and believed. >> he had said, what is clark cliff order doing in this room. he was loyal if marshal had gone public, the whole thing would have fallen apart. still, no one knew. there was a press conference the day before. what are you goi to do if the jews declare a state. he had already decided and told only hiam whitesman. he then came out. doe claired the jewish state and signed the recognition it was all over. >> who was supporting and wasn't supporting? >> the "new york times" was skeptical. in the end, they stepped back and said, we'll have to see what happens. >> if you were an american jew, why would you not be a zion? >> there were some american jews who felt that they would be accused of duel loyalty. they were perfectly happy in america. they didn't want their status to be acted in any way. they argued that juthey were a religion. >> what do you think george har shal would say today? would he say i fold you so? >>

i'm clark howard. for more good luck for your wallet go to my website, cnn.com/clarkhoward. >> watch clark every saturday and sauntd noon and 4:00 p.m. eastern right here on hln. >>> rain and hail could not could the muzzles away from the premier of "harry potter and half-blood prince." look at this. kind of dark magic the film promises to serve up in a moment. stay close. >>> we still don't know the cause of death of michael jackson officially, but some grim details about the condition of his body. >>> feel safer walking through security scanners? maybe you shouldn't. what they're missing at federal buildings could kill you. >>> you hear about messy divorces. a connecticut woman is lucky to get out of her marriage alive. why her ex faces kidnapping and arson charges. i'm chuck roberts. great to have you with us implts new disturbing details about the condition of michael jackson's body on the day he died late last month. a source involved in the investigation says the arms were riddled with marks and

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"the clark howard show" 4:00 p.m.ern on hln. >>> several historical items are missing from the national archives. several letters written by abrahab abraham lincoln to his wife. and the war department announcement telling soldiers about lincoln's death. also missing are the patent files of the wright brothers' flying machine last seen in 1980. target maps for the atomic bomb missions on hiroshima. they have been missing since 1962. >>> "night rider," "batman," james bond, they have cool cars. it's not just fiction. real-life cops are on their way to getting some nifty gizmos. y8b

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