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ç>> we areç giving up the cont of personal responsibility, and that is what i think americans reallynt, and it is fostering freedom and a level playing field, the land of opportunity for all people. there is a variety of issues, and what these ideas, whether it is the rationing of energy and >> this is going to be 1994 all over again. >> are you happy with the status quo? >> at least you are in the gate. >> at least you are in the gate.

. >>> friday night, cont nental flight -- continental flight 13. a routine takeoff with a three- hour flight to minneapolis. but around midnight, the pilot makes an announcement. >> the pilot says there are storms and that they couldn't land. >> reporter: that's when the nightmare began. they sat there all night. 47 passengers, stramed -- stranded on the rochester runway, for over nine hours. they say they were served no food. just one can of soda. and then the toilets broke down. >> you're almost numb because you're so exhausted. so you kind of doze off, but you can't really sleep because babies are crying and the smells are getting worse. >> as frustrating as for continental said the passengers could not get off because the security screener his gone home for the night. saturday morning, 9:00 a.m., the continental flight finally deplanes. >> everybody just went up to the continental counter. and they were emotional and they were screaming and yelling. >> reporter: but their ordeal was not over. the passengers waited two more hours before boarding

ç>> we areç giving up the cont of personal responsibility, and that is what i think americans really and it is fostering freedom and a level playing field, the land of opportunity for all people. there is a variety of issues, and what these ideas, whether it is the rationing of energy and energy taxes where government taking -- this is getting people dependent on government, and i think most people want individual freedom, controlling their own destinies. >> one quick point. this is a compassionate country. you know what? people care about each other, people do not much to see an appointment at 10%. we are all oabout individualism, but people do not want to see people drawing on the streets -- people do not want to see unemployment at 10%. we are all about individualism, but people do not want to see people dying on the streets. are you happy with the status çquo? at least you are in the game. sean:

tetra hydra carbonal, thc which is the active ingredient cont n contained in marijuana. >> something happened to her brain. that doesn't give me an answer. does not give me an answer to the alcohol in her stomach. or the marijuana allegedly there. >> in conjunction with the collision reconstruction and its detailed examination of the schulers' van, investigators uncovered a broken, 1.75 liter bottle of vodka. >> she is not an alcoholic. >> if you believe the circumstances the way they are now described, you have to believe that a woman with five children in the car is smoking pot and drinking out of a bottle. >>> and breaking news as the mystery surrounding the sudden death of music icon michael jackson intensifies. it is confirmed. jackson's live-in doctor shoots jackson up with propofol, and then heads into another room to make private cell calls. jackson left to die, according to sources, and lapd tonight stops the release of jackson's final autopsy report. as feds and vegas police raid a vegas pharmacy, where jackson's private doctor obtained the powerful intravenous drug. police

the gbi is involved and the georgia state patrol and the union conte sheriff's department is involved, dnr and other local agencies helping with k-9 and air and on the ground. it's a full-on, widespread search. >> here's my concern, cheryl. when she and her boyfriend, when krit i and her boyfriend are talking and the call is cut short. he immediately calls 911. i understand gbi, georgia bureau of investigation, was in the county and this is 100 miles out of atlanta, they were in the area investigating a homicide, but they couldn't find anybody. that's so concerning. they were so close and the 911 call made so quickly. what are your thoughts on that. >> well, was there a car involved, jean. so immediately, they've got a way to get her out of there as well as themselves. they were gone in a matter of moments. the most concerning thing to me is she immediately says don't take me. she doesn't say don't hurt me. she doesn't say you can have whatever i've got. so she knew this was not a sexual assault and this was not a robbery. she knew she was fixing to be abducted. >> let's go to the att

senior editor and early show contributor natali del conte.ng. >> that's right. i've separated each gadget by steal and splurge. and all of them are student friendly and pretty much all of them are parental budget friendly. >> so a ton of students now have laptops. bring them into classes. what do we have here? >> i brought two. the first one is the brand new sony vaio "w." this is sony's first netbook. this is very cute. it's pink. it's light. it's under three pounds. when you go to buy a net book, put your hands on the keyboard. really the most important thing about the net book is that your hands fit comfortably on the keyboard and it's light enough to fit in your bag. you should not spend more than $500 if you're getting a net book. they're great for students. fit in your bag. >> dave likes this one. >> it matches the rest of his pink office. >> so the splurge is significantly more expensive, though. >> right. this is the regular sony vaio. it's $1,000 or a little bit underneath, but it also has a blu-ray player. >> you like the vaios in g

there's evenhe- t -'sre hehe- cont context. in 1960 parents could raise a kit for just $25,000. >> w were cheap. >> yes, we were. >> back then. >>> let's get an update on the weather now. bob, the huy bob, the humidity seems to have dropped a bit. >> not too bad. not oppressive. wait until next week. we'll be seeing some oppressive stuff. hazy, but sunshine. temperature, spots like leesburg, that's average. dew points to mid 60s in some spots to mid 70s. doppler looking around there might be one out in western maryland but a couple of f things tried to get going but later on tonight the rain i showed you i think will be up and over us. that is well after midnight, but by 3:00, 4:00, 5:00 in the morning for yourarily morning rush hour, there could be some light rain showers, wet going. watch out for that, you know, with all of the heat and system of the road oil that comes up and with line rain especially for sunrise. there could be slippery spots. tomorrow more rain and principally moderate rains perhaps down to southern parts

>> we're adopting in full -- not in full, the opinion of judge conte on this. >> you don't have an opinion of your own? >> your honor, the v.a. officials all testified at trial that, yes, we'd like to move the system here along faster and there is a system -- >> that's what i said to you originally. it's just that they're in the wrong forum. >> well, yes, in an individual case and perhaps the disconnect here that we're having judge rinehart is that in an individual case you could absolutely complain if you were sitting around for 500, 600 -- whatever it is, you could go to the court and say my case is unreasonably delayed, hear me. >> i know they could do that maybe as individuals, i'm only trying to find out who things. one, are their basic allegations correct that there's unreasonable delay? or is it that they are correct and should be in a different forum? i think that you said both, i don't know -- >> let me try to clarify here. no, their basic allegations that there's unreasonable delay are not correct as the district court found and, yes, they should be in a different forum. >> they

by the time it is completed it will connect prince georges and montgomery contes and will carry, and ya, as many as 43,000 cars every day. reporting live from the junction of the icc and i-95, armando trull for 9 news now and wusa9.com. >>> some of the nation's fastest car repair guys squared off against each other in alexandria alexandria. jiffy lube had regional winning teams compete to finish a fast lube service as quickly as possible. the winners took home a 10 thundershower dollars grand prize. jiffy lube picked the alexandria location because their convention is going on across the river at national harbor. >>> time for another "living $mart" report. digital correspondent jessica doyle is back with the end for the cash for clunkers program. >> all good things must end eventually and the white house is planning to put the brakes on the cash for clunkers program some day. so turnpike secretary ray la hood met with car dealerships to talk about how they will wind down the incentive program. so far dealers have used up $1.8 billion on the program and on pace to exhaust the $3 billi

"news4 at 6:00" cont >>> dan healthy -- dan hellies that news of today. >> the dreaded two-a-days are almost over. tomorrow is the final official day of training camp. friday walk-through as they get ready for the game against the pittsburgh steelers. a very short special teams practice this afternoon. this morning, a practice that chris cooley missed because of back spasms. it is just the second practice he had missed since 2004. he is a warrior. phillip daniels missed practice because they drained fluid from his surgically repaired right knee. they wille ready to play on saturday. we are going to see all of the big dogs out there on sat kay and haynesworth will play against the steelers. portis will play against the steelers and santana moss will be playing against pittsburgh as well in that game at fedex field you can see right here on news4. we all know that portis will be fine watch prosecuting the sidelines in the preseason. the same cannot be said for his buddy santana moss after missing the ravens game as a precaution. moss will play with the first team offense and unlike for

there were honored route to cont for a work project. he started feeling a little ill. she called ahead. there were some ems workers. one of them said, how do you feel? he said, that don't feel so good. he said, what hurts you? he said, it hurts me that bush is president. that is my father. and my father is an incredibly funny man. it was a problem for us for a while. in particular my first book was published. it was very public. you know, he had to deal with his friends. i think it is very hard for him. in a way it is very good for him, i think. because although conversation was difficult for a while we overcame it. probably closer now than we have ever been. >>host: well, you were out of the closet at that point. >>guest: yes. >>host: tell the story. >>guest: well, i was making a point. i think this is a very important point. people on the left think of themselves as incredibly liberated and incredibly open and, in fact, they live in absolute an abject terror of being seen as the liberal, as having instant pure thought and proper thought. they live in this kind of men

conte said something that i think is very important to this this fight. ghandi said first they ignore you. then they laugh at you. then they fight you. then you win. they have ignored us. five years ago they started laughing at us. now they're going to spend $90 million lobbying congress to fight us. and then we're going to win. a lot of people ask me how i'd do this without getting depressed. i just want to leave you with something, the best answer to that question comes from something wendell berry said 42 years ago when he was riding in defense of the red river gorge, when the army corps of engineers wanted to flood the red river gorge. he wrote a book about it and as part of stopping that flooding of the court. this is what he read. he said a man cannot this bear if he can imagine a better life and if he can enact something of its possibility. this is what we need to do. we need to imagine a better future for the seville and for the mountains. then we need to work to enact it. thank you. [applauding] >> silas house is a best-selling novelist whose wor

. >> la recesiÓn económica amenaza con frenar los avances de la lucha cont la miseria. >> la recesiÓnuna niÑa de tres aÑos de edad a a la que uno de sus brazos le quedo atrapado en una piscina olÍmpica. los bomberos se hicieron cargo del dramÁtico rescate. >> idearon un nuevo sistema para ganar espacio en el sistema de automÓvile es mÁs seguro, entran 30 vehÍculos donde generalmente habÍa 10. se acomodan los carros como si fuera mercaderÍa en un estante. >> asÍ amanece el mundo. vamos a regresar mÁs adelante con más informaciÓn, cael el presunto cabecilla del cÁrtel de las familia michoacana. >> comienza el programa de repatriaciÓn de inmigrantes.h@h aplastada. >> es como una torta frita, puede ser salada o con azÚcar. >> es hecho con manteca? >> no, con manteca de cerdo. >> esto que es? >> bizcochos dulces, alfajores, bizcochos llenos de dulce de leche. >> esto que es? >> mate. >> tererÉ? >> eso es en paraguay. >> es igual que el argentino? >> no, mejor. >> ayy! >> Éstos son los alfajores de dulce de leche y chocolate. >> donde nacieron? >> en uruguay. >> hay mucho roce entre uruguay

that might suggest why we have an open mind about hiring retirees as cont follow up on the up and sang, just reading in between the lines, do you think the report will show the for our what effective in getting the information from detainees in the sense that it was a critical program and could work? >> reduced -- we have the the talk about the success of the program. one section of the report was quoted in the memo. the talks about and no imminent attacks being stopped. that is the end of term rate for the entire program. nothing else is available. if my memory is correct, it is not been retracted. there'll be other paragraphs in there that talk about the significance of program in terms of higher -- how you learn about the basic infrastructure of al qaeda. it has to do with the leadership and the infrastructure of al qaeda. it does bring more balance to the discussion. the 13 techniques were put up there and people oppose some of them. there must have been more. i said no. i believe it will include a memo from 2007 on which i relied as director. it gives a much narrowed field s well.

you know, the administration would say, oh, it's all in e conte of a ltilateral negotiating round but if y have a bilater meeting that would be something that would be pleasing to the north koreans and it would be a wato draw them back into negotiations. >> rose:and you see fors it's really small change whether we have a meeting with them rectly or not. ere's nothing that we are really giving up he, but a this means a lotto the north koreans and we can get a lot fr them, including the ending of their program, t ending of exports, no more aid to countries like syria or maybe rma onheir progra. we have a huge amounto gain and very little thawe have to gi up. >> ihink i read i the "l.a. mes" that the former president was eager to do this when aed. >> knowing bill clton, i wod expect him to be eager. it wld be a way toelp out his wife, help out this admistration, and show that he a playe rose: it's also the notion that when the trantion was taking pce and she was under consideration, the question came up, wl, what will the present do with the former president? clearly they found very good

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this husband that was about to cont io her life? did you know anything about him? >> i knew about ryan jenkins, the day after st. patrick's day. jasmine phoned me early in the morning. she was really excited. she told me she was in love. and she had met this wonderful man from canada at a party at the hawaiian tropic hotel. and that it was lov at first sight. >> she talked as a little girl, i know, about her thirst for success along the way. were you ever concerned for her own safety? >> yes, i was. i was concerned for jasmine's safety because it seems to me that being in los angeles and being exposed as a model, and being in las vegas, is really swimming with the sharks. >> we know there has been a report of domestic violence between her and her husband. did you ever know about that? was the family aware of it? >> no. i didn't know about it. but a dear friend of jasmine's from las vegas, who is her hairdresser, told me that she knew about it. and that concerns me because i think that maybe that's why i didn't know so much about ryan. maybe there was this secret th

communication open between parents and kids, cnet editor and early show contributor natalie del do n del contesegment. >> phones that are heavy on the messaging. the teens never stop text messaging. >> they don't talk on the phone. >> they don't talk. they only message. you might as well get them a phone with a nice keyboard. >> this is literally green. >> the samsung reclaim. it's an ecofriendly phone. it was made from recycleable materials. it's a messaging phone. it's got the full keyboard. >> it is usable and affordable. $49. >> that's the price of the phone? do most come with you have to get a contract? >> the prices we'll give you today are the price with a two-year contract. if you don't get a contract, you'll pay significantly more for the phone. >> you like this one? >> i like it a lot. >> this is the blackberry jr., right? >> the new t-mobile blackberry curve. it has an optical track path. before, the phone had the squirrely ball here. they tend to malfunction because they get gross stuff from your fingers and stop working. blackberry got rid of that. >> i like the little rolly ball.

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that's a remarkable contribut n contribution, remarkable cont contrabrugz for any woman or man to make thousands of us who got to know him personally he, he actually -- how can i say it? he altered our lives, as well. through the grace of god and an accident of history, i was privileged to be one of those people. and every important event in my adult life as i look back talking to vicki, every single one, he was there. he was there to encourage to council to be empthetic, to lift up. from 1972 as a 29-year-old kid with three weeks left to go in a campaign him showing up at the delaware army in the middle of what we call little italy. we never voted nationally for a democrat. i won by 3,100 votes and got 85% of the vote in that district or something to that effect. i literally would not be standing here were it it not for teddy kennedy. not figatively, not hyperbole, he was there. he stood with me when my wife and daughter were killed in an accident. he was on the phone with me literally every day in the hospital. my two children were tempting and, god thankfully, survived very serious

ali conte joins us this morning.er gadgets but it is end of summer early fall gadgets. >> right. you still need to be getting outdoors. so i brought stuff that will not keep you on your couch with your electronics. you want them to go with you. >> we want you to be up and about. >> we do. >> what do we have first? >> this is a line of battery chargers that are also iphone cases because everyone who uses the iphone knows the battery is dismal. so all you do is slide this in and it is charging my battery already in the top here. and it acts as a full iphone case and works for any generation of iphone and the ipod touch. >> obviously very sleek. >> very sleek. and doesn't even look like it is a charger. >> no. it doesn't. >> it looks like it is a little case. >> it has a little bulk but it is worth it. this will keep me out and about for maybe a full day, maybe two days. i'm known for dropping my iphone all the time this one has no dingz on it dings on it. i've been careful. this is the new sony walkman, the w series. t

contes contessa? >> mark, thank you.neymoon's over there. >> yes, you can say that, among other things. thank you, contessa. yes, the honeymoon's over. >>> up next, do not mess with mom. particularly jonathan capehart's mother, sounding off on the "morning meeting" about our little practical joke the other day. mr. capehart himself chomping down on a bagel. jonathan was entertained. others see it a >> right after this. ( upbeat music playing ) what do you say to a spin around the color wheel? to paint with primer already mixed in? test samples instead of can commitments? what do you say we dip into our wallets less and grab a hold of the latest tools out there so we can quit all that messing around with extra steps and get busy turning our doing dials up a notch? more saving. more doing. having to go in the middle of traffic and just starting and stopping. having to go in the middle of a ballgame and then not being able to go once i got there. and going at night. i thought i had a going problem. my doctor said i had a gr

. >> i think that it is a piece of the revance and showing people the relevance is adding conte availableat works for them and served there neater and as kermit wasalking about earlier, there are 42% of americans don't have the workforce skills, literacy skills they need to compete in the workforce togetr needs to be programming out there that provides them with that. and in many cases there are university progrs, there are things that serve the other americans, but not people who needhe workplace literacy skills and that's one of the reasons why the center for work has been working to gratis free website online cald building skills for work which is going to serve those academic skill needs. it in its infancy now but i hope we're not the only ones who are developing tools like is that people are going to look to serve all of the populations that are out there and insert themn a way that looks specifically at how adult learners learn and isn't geared towards children at a bottom work is geared towards children and it's not useful for adults really. >> one other thing, we touch on the conc

make a couple of preliminary remarks stepping back a little bit and seeing trade policy in a larger conte context. before i do that, i have to remind myself and we should remind our speakers this morning and you that with the obama administration coming in in the midst of a huge financial crisis, the deepest recession since 1930's, problems in afghanistan, problems in iran, hillary clinton going off -- up the wall yesterday in africa, or a couple days ago, it seems like these people have been in office for some time. but we have to remind ourselves, this is a six-month assessment. and, indeed, to be fair to the administration, ron kirk, the u.s. trade representative, still doesn't have his full staff. i think the senate is holding up one of his key appointments. and so i think there are preliminary judgments to be made, we should be careful. that said, of course, this is washington and this is a think tank and we have speakers who write on these things. we will make some preliminary judgments. i'd just like to make three -- points in three areas. relating to the -- the limitation -- poten

make a couple of preliminary remarks stepping back a little bit and seeing trade policy in a larger conte context. before i do that, i have to remind myself and we should remind our speakers this morning and you that with the obama administration coming in in the midst of a huge financial crisis, the deepest recession since 1930's, problems in afghanistan, problems in iran, hillary clinton going off -- up the wall yesterday in africa, or a couple days ago, it seems like these people have been in office for some time. but we have to remind ourselves, this is a six-month assessment. and, indeed, to be fair to the administration, ron kirk, the u.s. trade representative, still doesn't have his full staff. i think the senate is holding up one of his key appointments. and so i think there are preliminary judgments to be made, we should be careful. that said, of course, this is washington and this is a think tank and we have speakers who write on these things. we will make some preliminary judgments. i'd just like to make three -- points in three areas. relating to the -- the limitation -- poten

in addition to her role as transition officer, she is an expert on cont future of operations and other areas. these are important areas as we read about the hh outbreak spreading across the world. it is important to under how gov 2.0 is play in the current administration's goals and objectives. we are here to learn more about that and enabling data to be an asset. join me with a big welcome for caroline, the chief transition officer for microsoft. welcome. [applause] >> thank you. that was a big introduction. thank you very much. thank all of you, too, for taking the time for being here today. i actually have a new title. i keep changing my title. it is part of job security. i did serve as transition officer. our top leadership said we needed a pinnacle to collaborate all the changes going on and collaborate across the company. for a lot of that we used a lot of gov 2.0 technology. i want to get a complexion of the audience. how many are government attendees? >> great. how many of you are using twitters or sending feeds? wow. i looked on twitter and served pfgov and there is an enormou

. >>> some passengers on a cont nentdal flight over the caribbean yesterday thought they were going to die. 26 people were onboard and hurt when the flight from reoodetia nero to houston took violently and took a plunge. people thrown against the ceilings and walls. it shook out the wires and oxygen masks. many said they were terrified. >> i felt like the airplane was going to crash. i felt like we were going to die. the first thing i thought about were our friends. >> it was very suddenly very tough and very fast. you know, it's like we hit the wall, you know. it was, pow! it was something terrible. >> of course, the air france reference was airfrance 447 that went down not far from the same area in the atlantic ocean on the first of june. 228 people were killed when that plane crashed. the cause still undetermined and it also left from rio. yesterday's flight landed in miami and people were treated there. >>> a north carolina teenager pitched a fit on the golf clors and impaled himself with his own club. he was upset with a bad shot and one part of the club went six inches to his sto