(helen sighs) helen: and now, td and alice won't even speak to each other.h grade, i built this model airplane with dave delashaw. when it was finished, we couldn't decide who got to keep it. boy, did we bicker about that. how'd you make up? hmm, we didn't. where are you going? to call dave delashaw. he's had that plane for 25 years. it's time that guylearned to sh. (skits barks) back off! hey! what happened to your truce? it broke. (whimpering) stop breathing on it. aw, you're still doing it. helen, skits is breathing on the squirrel. (barking) were, too! you guys, please! sorry. we're all ears. good. let's talk turkey. turkey?! i love turkey. it's an expression. it means to get down to business and talk about what's really going on. (groans): oh. okay. so what's your beef with this toy? beef?!(groans): it's an expression. it means what's your problem. sorry. one-track mind. the problem is, we both want it, and we don't want to share. well, you have to negotiate something or else i'm giving thisback to . (barking) no! don't! we'll, we'll negotiate! i swear,

norah: helene, do they feel the president took control? >> the people at the white house were pretty pleased. for them it was more about unifying the base, the democrats. as howard said they've pretty much given up on the republicans. they'll say it's bipartisan because it has elements of the republicans' idea in it. on certain levels, like malpractice, for instance, they've made a few bows to republican concerns, but it was much more for the white house to make sure he's got the democrats -- >> lightly sprinkled with republicans. >> nosha -- norah: wasn't part of it that the president needed to take back that mantle as the leader? >> i think he's trying to be operationaly bold while at the same time trying to reassure to everybody you're not going to lose your insurance if you have it. what we're trying to do is regulate an industry that has never been regulated at the federal evil -- level. it's a change message and a reassuring one at the same time. norah: there are some people who are scared about what's going on. people being scared i

i won't, helen, i promise. i've learned my lesson. (gasps) what's that? helen: a prairie dog.e martha will be all right? i can't stand that she has to camp off by herself. mom: cookie thinks it's best for the cows, honey. you're the worst cattle dog i've ever seen. i know. you won't hear another word out of me. not a peep. (soft rumble) (skits whines) i know, skits, i hear it, too. sounds like a thunderstorm. (thunderclap) another stampede! it's not my fault this time. (thunderclap) (horses whinny) oh, no! the lightning spooked the horses, too! those cows are going to run right over the cliff. cliff? ! woof? what cliff? there's a cliff up ahead. the cows won't see it-- they're blind with fear. they'll go right over. skits, help me dig up this stake. (woofs a question) i think i know a way we can stop those cows. ♪ whoop-ee ti-yi-yo ♪ have a seat, little dogies ♪ i know your mama don't want you to roam ♪ look! the cows are slowing down. everybody! sing! all: ♪ whoop-ee ti-yi-yo ♪ have a seat, little dogies ♪ i know your mama don't want you to roam ♪ ♪ whoop-ee ti-yi-yo ♪ rest y

i worked with helen at the upi.ith her when i was white house correspondent and then i faced her when i was the press secretary and now the clip that you showed illustrates something that's happened. i told you earlier about my drat mentor who said nobody cares what you think as a reporter, but that was helen, she wasn't asking a question to get an answer, to get the facts, to write a story. she was expressing an opinion and i just disagree with that. i sit at home and watch tv and yell at the screen all the time when i see reporters doing that. >> mike: dana, i want to ask you, there's a perception how did you pick this person or that one. is there a protocol that the press secretary follows in who gets to ask the question or do you pick your favorites and say there's a softball i can count on? >> there's a tradition that the press secretary calls on the senior wire reporter first and during my time, it was ap's terry hunt, now, ap's jennifer heaven levin. she is the one who gets the first question. >> mike: that's

i worked with helen in the upi . i worked with her when i was white house correspondant and i faced her when i was the press secretary and you know, the clip that you showed illustrates something that has happened. i told you about my great mentor who said no one cares what you think as a reporter. but that was helen. she was not asking a question to get an answer to get facts and write a story. she was expressing an opinion and i disagree with that. i yell back at the screen all of the time . i see reporters doing that. >> dan athere is a perception of how did you pick this person or that one. is there eye protocol that the press secretary follow or favorites. >> there is a tradition that they call on the senior wire reporter first . in this case during my time it was terry hunt. now ap jennifer levin. she is the one who gets the first question. >> that is just every day. >> it is a tradition and when you watch the president even president obama, the ap usual he gets the first question. that is a tradition . i don't

chris: helene, why do we need more troops?need more troops because we're very underresourced in the east and in the south still, even with the addition of the 17,000 troops president obama authorized back in april, with those already there, we're still seeing with the network coming out of pakistan and moving to the east o afghanistan and in kandahar is very underresorsde. chris: you cover this for "the new york times," are they asking for more troops, yes or no? >> i think yes. chris: richard s this is a big question, does he have a better reason for leaving or not leaving rather because it would hurt him politically to pull out, or does he have a really clear reason to stay, though? that's the bigger question. are -- >> i think he's afraid if he moves out. the problem with what we're seeing there is he hasn't articulated the mission. we saw the clip where he said we have to combat al qaeda and bin laden. they're not in afghanistan. i don't think he still has made the case to the american public and the american public isn't

. >> the oscar-winning actor is helen mirren is back one first .ing the tragic greek queen in a city better known for political theatrics. our correspondent had exclusive access to the final rehearsal. ♪ ♪ they say the neon lights are bright on broadway ♪ ♪ they say there is always magic in the air ♪ >> this could be broadway. he usually is. this exclusive american staging is playing in washington, d.c., launching a year-long collaboration with the national theater in london. this performance is intense. helen mirren is the great queen who gives in to hurt illicit passion for stepson. it is about sexual longing, jealousy, pride, and rage. the tragedy lies in her loss of control. we joined the theater staff but the final rehearsal. tonight, these seats will be filled. the nine-day run sold out in just five hours. here is why. >> can i speak to you? >> i spoke to the directors launching the artistic partnership with the performance tonight. >> she is so emotionally available and rock. -- and raw. the experience she is having an uncontrollable desire

. >> helen fisher has written about love and sex and adultery for years. she says that one out of three married men and one out of four married women will cheat while married. so human beings biologically prom -- programmed for monogamy? >> we are predisposed to fear when an animal is running towards us and we are predispoked towards adultery? >> predisposed to adultery? >> not everyone perhaps. >> is it easier for some people to be faithful than for others? >> i think it is. i do think that we're born with a different deck of cards, and that some people are more susceptible to this than others. but this doesn't excuse them. we are animals that can say no to our heritage. >> the seventh commandment is unequivocalhou shall not commit adultery. but is it still important, relevant, are we born to cheat? we took the question to the heart of the bible belt and the fellowship church just outside of dallas as 3,000 people, mostly church members, gathered outside. >> adultery is wrong. i mean, biblically it's wrong. >> i don't see how you can afford adultery. >> w

councilwoman helen holton cown is charged with accepting a poll from lipscomb. her attorneys say she's being unfairly singled out. >>> 6:48. you saw the story first on "good morning maryland" yesterday. a johns hopkins student killed a robber with a samurai sword when he found him in his house. >> police are now investigating if it was a case of self-defense. sherrie johnson is live with an update on this story. >> reporter: good morning. this morning baltimore city police have stepped up patrols here on university parkway near johns hopkins university and we've been out here all morning long and we've actually seen more and more officers driving through here. this comes after a rash of burglaries in this area and a student killed a suspected burglar yesterday. that suspected burglar, his name, has been identified as donald rice. a man with 29 convictions for breaking and entering. this is exclusive video we first brought you yesterday on "good morning maryland." police say after he lunged at the student that's when the student attacked him with the sword and it

councilwoman helen holton cown is charged with accepting a poll from lipscomb. her attorneys say she's being unfairly singled out. >>> maryland's highest court agreed to hear new arguments in a lawsuit that former baltimore police commissioner kevin clark was illegally fired. the court will hear from a lower court ruling. kevin clark was fired in 2004 by then mayor martin o'malley over a domestic dispute between clark and his girlfriend. clark's lawyer says that means the entire case is now open for review gain. >>> a 17-year-old crofton boy who admitted to raping a 7-year-old will be tried in court. an anne arundel county judge says he would be better helped by intensive treatment until the age of 21 in a juvenile facility. the 17-year-old now faces 19 charges. his trial is set for september 29th. >>> the latest now on the death of a yale graduate student. police are searching the home of a person of interest in the murder of 24-year-old annie le, her body was found behind a wall in campus research building on sunday, the day she was supposed to be married. 24-

whisked away, he and a developer split the cost for paying for a $12,000 political poll on behalf of heleneldon. state law prohibits over a certain amount. holton will go on trial on charges that she violated campaign finance law. >> i hope it sends a message, no matter how important you think you are or how wealthy you think you are, you are not above the way. >> he is now 80 years old, uses a walker and cannot stand for long periods of time. he sat at the table, occasionally nibbling his nails as terms were explained. he received unsupervised probation until january 1, 2012. he'll pay fines totaling $26,000 by next week and agreed to be a cooperating witness in the trial of helen holton. may not give political contributions or fund-raising appearances for city candidates until his probation is complete. the judge made a warning, addressing he and his attorney, the judge said my suggestion to you is not to skate close to the edge here. i don't want clever interpretations attached that this. i'm sure he's sick of this, getting snared in this. >> this is a cozy relationship between develope

lawyers for councilman helen holton said testimony about the poll as a defense strategy. she has been indicted for dealings with ronald lipscomb. >>> a man who says he sexually assaulted a girl will be tried as an adult. it is said that the risk of him or offending at the age of 21 is too great. the teenager is accused of sexually abusing the girl after he lured her from a playground to his home. >>> maryland state police need your help finding two child sex offenders who've failed to register with them. if you know where these men are, call state police. >>> president obama is on his way to pennsylvania after addressing workers at a gm plant in ohio just moments ago. he said his administration's efforts to save the auto industry are beginning to show results. he says he did not run for president to get into the auto business, but since his decision -- but that his decision to pull automakers to the downturn was key to saving the economy. >> there are some people who said you cannot do it. our belief was that if gm retools and reinvents itself of the 21st century, it woul

>> helen, no. >> i haven't heard from a guy who is my helen. >> it must be amaze for her to hear that, to know that there's really just, you know, she thought everyone was sending stuff like that in. but we did blow off sarkozy this morning. we had -- >> cool. >> we had the president and we heard everything he said, and then the minute sarkozy got to the mike we dumped out of it. >> i thought that was so smart. >> to dump out of it. >> did he speak in french or is english? >> we didn't even get -- >> did he bring his wife? >> that's what i was curious about. no, she was not there. she's been next to him, we would have seen her. >> we would have stayed with it. >> david and i were just talking about the lack of corporate -- of real corporate news because daiftd has been focused on the unilever. >> we had brenda barnes on. sara lee is an interesting story. $1.8 billion deal in in is of size. it is amazing how little true corporate news there has been. not just m and a but in general. obviously we're not in an earning season if you look at sara lee. investors like this deal. 1.7 times re

councilwoman helen holton is charged with accepting a poll from lipscomb. her attorneys say she's being unfairly singled out. >>> maryland's highest court gives the ok for a request to hear arguments from a lawsuit that baltimore police commissioner kevin clark was illegally fired. there will be a hearing heard that will be to throw out the suit. he was fired in 2004 by then mayor martin o'malley over a domestic dispute and his girlfriend. reportedly clark's lawyer says this means the decision the entire case is open for review again. >>> 9:07. the president is going to be pushing his economic and health care plans. he spoke to auto workers at a gm plant outside of youngstown, ohio yesterday. he told them the economy is on its way back from the brink due to his policies. on thursday president obama will head right here, will speak at a health care reform rally at the university of maryland college park, starts tomorrow in the comcast center. we'll be there to cover the speech. >>> a dinner is a great way to give back to those in need. >> how your meal will

it's a good day when you can invoke helen ready.hank. >> thank you, hannah. >> crazy kids. 1:00 eastern on abc what to expect as the final chapter begins, here's nicole manslaughtery. >> i'm nicole from the motor speedway. at new hampshire. pat announced his decision to leave penske racing after the 2009 season and earlier penske said he could be at the shop for tuesday debriefs but tuesday debriefs only. but despite they say business will run as usual here at the track, as for the decision to replace him it was a the can decision based on protecting their developments for 2010 and they have a history of replacing and promoting from within and are actively looking for his 2010 replacement. >> ahead on this edition of "sportscenter," live report coming up on the kolb situation. and what is on joe flaco's plate today and what the bronco's defense might have up their sleeve against brady quinn and the browns and oh, the boyz are ready. they have opinions and we're going there live. call it a weight-loss smack down. he's a hall of fame

phones for helen holden disclosed the information claiming she is being unfairly singled out. >>> america is wake to see what -- see what lawmakers make up after retooling the health care plan. joel brown reports the trick to the compromise is finding middle ground between the price tag and the benefits. >> reporter: the latest version of the health care reform bill is almost ready. a group of six moderate senators from both sides of the aisle have been working for months on a compromise. the lawmaker leading the group democratic senator says the deal will address the republicans biggest concerns. it will likely leave out the public option which is government funded insurance. that is necessary in order to win some gop support. but it's going to upset some democrats. like house speaker nancy pelosi. >> we will, again, improve quality, lower costs, and expand coverage and maintain choice. i believe that a public option is the best way to do that. >> reporter: the compromise is expected to expand coverage by requiring all americans to buy health insurance by 2013. to help offset the cost, t

>> helen dukus. >> that was a relationship, wasn't it? >> there was no relationship. einstein referred to her as his superist. >> that doesn't sound like a very nice analogy. >> he referred as the family of women he was with as the chicken coop. >> that was a put down? >> it was, shall we say, southern german sense of humor, which is a rather crude and derives a lot of its pact from the barnyard. >> really? >> oh yes. >> now here's a new dimension you don't hear too much about. >> i don't think he was course. he had a tongue and cheek sense of humor. >> was he sexist? >> yes. >> well, but i think most men were sexist in that generation. so i don't think he was unusually sexist. >> he wasn't unusually sexist. >> what was his view of israel? >> he supported the state of israel, but not politically. >> he didn't support it in the beginning, though. >> absolutely not. he did not want to stay. he wanted a cultural place for jews. that was his great affection for the hebrew university also. he wanted a place for jews to be professors. hebrew university is the center piece f

helen mirren is the great qeen who gives in to hurt illicit paion for stson.ing, jealousy, pride, and rage. the tragedy lies in her loss of ntrol. we joined the theater staff but e final rehearsal. tonight, these ses will be filled. the ne-day n sold out in just five hour heres why. >> can i speak to you? >> i spoke to the directors launching the artistic partnershiwith the performance tonight. she is so otionally availae and rock. -- andaw. the experience she is having an unntrollable desire forhe least propriate and available object is a universal experience. it is the universal human agony. >> looked ate! >> one of the things that is wonderl about this pruction and tt appeals to american audiencess the depth of emotion. a long time ago, we thought that english actors were unemotional. the english thought tha america andns coulnot talk. it is a great moment r washinon. washington has become a really great theater town. it ia real attraction for grt company like the national theater. my he is that -- i think that it has become a livelier and more cosmopolitan

. >> the mayor's case is scheduled for november, and helen hold holten is scheduled for december. her attorneys filed a motion to dismiss one of the two counts she was indicted on. fox 5 -- fox 45 news at 5:30. >>> a man who says he was wrongly arrested sues a baltimore police officer for more than $60 million. charges dropped against joseph forrest last month after officer tracy mckissic recanted her story. in february, mckissic said forrest tried grabbing her gun in a scuffle and forrest was charged with assault. if 40s prevails, the police force will pick up the tab. >>> november the 10th is the execution date set for the master mind, john muhammad, of the d.c. shooting attacks. defense lawyers plan to appeal to the u.s. supreme court and ask the governor for clemency. >>> a change of tune from the community activist group acorn. this after several videos are released showing acosh workers -- acorn workers giving advice on how to claim taxes on illegal activity. acorn leadership originally called the undercover tapes an attack on the organization and claimed the tapes were dock

. >>> lawyers for accused city councilwoman helen holton produced what they say is evidence holton isbeing singled out. documents reveal that developer ronald lipscomb also exceeded campaign contribution limits paying for a political survey for a state delegate, carter, who ran against sheila dixon in 2007. lipscomb has been at the center of a city hall corruption probe which already led to indictments against holton and sheila dixon. >>> another high-profile case in baltimore grabbing headlines again. the state's highest court agreed to hear new arguments in the lawsuit involving that kevin clark being illegally fired. he was fired in 2004 by then mayor martin o'malley who claimed that clark was dismissed because of a domestic dispute between he and his girlfriend. a claim clark refuted since his firing. >>> 17-year-old crofton buoy who admitted to raping a 7-year-old will be tried as an adult. police say david razewsky lured the girl from the playground to his house where he allegedly raped her. the prosecutor says he will be better able to be helped in a juvenile facility. the tria

. >>> also lawyers for helen holton produced evidence they say show he she is being singled out. documents show lips come also exceeded campaign limits. lips come has been at the center of a city hall corruption probe which has led to indictments against holton and dixon. >>> in dc tonight the u.s. house of representatives has voted to admonish joe wilson over his you lie outburst directed at president obama. but wilson is standing by his refusal to apologize to his colleagues saying the president has already accepted his apology. >>> and now the latest on h1n1, the swine flu. the food and drug administration has approved a vaccine, it should be available in a matter of weeks. terry owens is following this developing story. >> reporter: as we reported the university of maryland school of medicine played a key role in developing that vaccine. doctors there are convinced it is perfectly safe. young children and pregnant women will get the vaccine first and the good news, only one shot will be required. >> having to administer one dose of vaccine is far better than having to adminis

while city council woman helen holton's trial is set to begin in december. just this week attorneys for holtton filed a motion to dismiss. one of the two counts that she was indicted on. >> two major parades in the city of baltimore succumb to the recession as does the police department again. >> john rydell has latest. >> they are fall favorites for on thousands of baltimore people. but the thanksgiving parade and columbus day parade the latest victims of the city budget crisis. mayor sheila dixoned the city hopes to plan other less costly events for the public. >> so, i mean, most people to tend to come out in the spring and for certain events and we want to build on those as well. and maybe do something in the inner harbour. to celebrate thanksgiving to get people out to the community. >> meantime the police department is still struggling to find ways to cut its budget, without impacting public safety. >> my job, and all the police officers of the city's job is to make sure that we're investigating crime and doing our darnest to keep people safe. >> unlik

i'm not sure he would ve rescued helen thomas. my favorite is governor mark sanford.t's the guy. tavis: i was gng to go there. >> honey i'm goingor a wal and you go to argentina tsee your girlfend and then wt do you do? you call her yr soul mat ! , when you're married you don't call your girriend your soul mate, you idiot! yor a dead man! tavis: you mentied sanford. was there somethingeyond that. you're in e garage and this ory is breaking thisummer. that was the story. the perft sry is where men behaving badly, especially conservative os who espoused those views. amicans will accept ything but hypocrisy. you can do anythg in america d get awa with it a long as you're not a hypocrite about it. when you lie lik thi u lie aboutt, it hilarious. my soumate! no! you don't call your girlfriend ur soul mate. i'm getting backith my wife althou she is my soul mate! no! idiot! tavis: i hav read more stories over the years where pple have trd to literally analyzed yr monologue months and yea trying to figure out jay lens politics. >> yeah. tavis: what do you make of that? >> wel

she's in columbus, ohio, and helene milena is the worship service leader. she's in west yorkshire, england. >> i think there is an intimacy here, in any online set up, but at the same time there is an anonymity, and the two mean that people can be very, very open. it would be very unusual in real life to meet someone and ten minutes later be knowing about their difficulties with their marriage, or something of that nature. >> reporter: in order to accommodate attendees from around the world, the virtual church is now offering seven services a week. >> straightaway it is the opportunity to mingle with people all around the world. in a typical service there will be about 20 nations represented in our community. i love the richness. regardless of where we are in the world, we can come together and worship. >> reporter: second lifers tend to become hooked on the experience. michael adcock says he was spending 12 or more hours a day for awhile. this can have negative consequences on real-world relationships. there have been at least two highly publicized divorce

he is charged with paying for a pole for helen holton.kers will be off for five days. the latest plan would require court employees to take 3 to 10 days of unpaid leave depending on the salaries. >>> a look now at some of the top stories we're working on for you this morning. anne arundel county police have released photos of three women accused of robbing a beauty supply store. it happened right there on ritchie highway in brooklyn park. according to police, the suspects grabbed products without paying. one of the women sprayed the clerk with pep are spray, so if you have any information that could help police nab these suspects, call metro crimestoppers at 1-866-7- lockup. >>> swine flu is a topic people are tired of talking or hearing about, but one man has taken another angle on the issue. ♪ h1n1 swine flu infection intervention ♪ i bring prevention ♪ [music] ♪ >> you like it? good. the rap on the way to work is not only entertaining, it's informative and this man you see right there, a board certified physician. smart and can rap. dr

that is according to court documents filed by defense attorneys for city councilwoman helen holton. carter denies knowledge of the poll saying she doesn't believe in them. councilwoman holton is charged with accepting it from lipscomb. >>> a 17-year-old crofton boy who admitted to raping a 7-year-old girl will be tried as an adult. an anne arundel county judge he would be better helped by intensive treatment until the age of 21 in a juvenile facility. the 17-year-old faces 19 charges. his trial is set for september 29th. >>> now to an abc2 news update. baltimore police still have not identified the police officer or the suspect from yesterday afternoon's shooting. we do know, however, the suspect is still in bad shape at the hospital. he was shot by the off-duty police officer after police say that suspect broke into the officer's home and held a gun to his back. the officer was able to get to his service weapon and chase the suspect firing shots. police say the suspect also fired shots. the officer was not hurt. >>> maryland prosecutors say they want a tougher anti-gang law. the st

. >> reporter: so did some digging and i chorage, alaskaings we found -year-old helen foreman, jack glenn'ssister. >> a surprise is all i can say. >> reporte second lieutenant glenn was 21 when he was shot down over germany. he's burie in belgium. his sier could hardly believe his braceleis finally coming me. >> biggest impact to me is the generosityf the people who had it. that's t most overwhelming and grateful thing. >> reporter: not the ending harding was looking for, but still a mission accomplished. nna friesen, nbc news, london. >>> and that's "nbnightl news" for thissaturday. i'm a robach reporting from new york. for leer holt anticipated everybody at nbc news, thks for watchi and he a good everybody at nbc news, thks for watchi and he a good night. -- captions by vita -- www.vitac.com

helens in the northeast of the island, they have processed lobsters for more than 20 years. and the industry is facing one of those challenges. tasmania is one of the biggest producers of crayfish and the sought-after abalone fish. it's a business worth more than $17 million a year. but catches are decreasing dramatically. thousands of fishermen have invested up to half a million dollars each for licenses and boats to fish lobster. reduced catches means the price has shot up, too expensive for locals, only affordable for rich markets like japan. and this is the reason -- the long spine sea urchin brought here by the warmer currents. it feeds on the rich kelp beds on the bottom of the ocean which provides nutrients for the marine life and prey for lobsters. below the surface, you can witness the disturbing effect when tens of thousands of urchins swarm over the sea bed. in a relatively short time, they create an underwater desert, stripped of all the goodness, a barren wasteland. without the kelp, the lobsters and marine life disappear. tasmania is on the front line of climat

it kicked off friday and runs through sunday and is happening at the same constantine and helen greekhodox church in northwest. at wolf trap, children can get a taste of culture in the international children's festival. tickets for one day are $10 for adults and $6 for children and seniors. the festival is filled with costumes, food and music from around the world. it begins at 10:15 this morning. wjla is a proud sponsor. i was with the spanish dancers last tuesday morning. i was trying to use the castanets. you can take your kids to wolf trap. >> and good weather? >> yes. that will kick off your saturday. we will show some video from yesterday. i visited kenilworth elementary school in bowie. i spoke with several groups and talk to them about the weather and my job. they got a kick out of even boys having to wear makeup on tv. thank you for having me at kenilworth yesterday in bowie. i talked to them about the thermometer. let's take a look at our temperatures outside. there is a lot of sunshine in frederick. crystal clear skies are here in the district. this is a live picture. it is

helen is so much fun to be with. recall of all of these 50 years of covering the presidency and the stories, it is just a provision vienna's and as a at to hear them all. why not take her experience and my own from covering campaigns and a little bit of working with the white house in college and read a bit about presidents through history, the foibles and apply them for future presidents? almost a guidebook for are to be president, a successful president. which for me, eroded on my own, it would be quite presumptions. but with helen on board, i think it has credibility. and it is not just for president, but for the people that elect them, because we try to go through and show voters how to evaluate their own president. host: let's show some of the table of contents so you can see some of the chapters. what is your device for social media? guest: i think social media is a way to reach young people these days. çmore young people are engaging in politics. finally, there is something other than the daily show and colbe

attorneys for helen holton filed a motion to have one of two counts dismissed. holtton stands trial this december. >> baltimore county judge upholds the decision to make exxon mobile pay almost $150 million to about 90 baltimore county homeowners. a judge reduced some of the damage payments slightly because of diminished home values. but the judge also threw out a motion from exxon seeking to throw out $14 million in medical damages. money awarded to residents in jacksonville after a gas leak contaminated their wells. . >> tonight first on fox. maryland's motor vehicle administration is investigating a baltimore city bus company for transporting students without insurance. it is a fox 45 investigative voice investigation. jeff abell reports on a possible breakdown in state enforcement. >> it is the end of the school day at baltimore freedom academy. and as students leave class some walk home. but others climb on board these buses. owned and operated by just for you transit. they are buses according to the state that were operating for months without any insuranc

helen hunt, jennifer beals, and mariska hargitay had them when they were 45.f you can believe it. be sure to pick up a copy of "more" magazine on news stands now. zimpl the show biz on call priorities are all over 40, and i think they look fabulous. maybe it's something in the "showbiz tonight" offense water. i don't know. >>> so jon gosselin hasn't been shy into jumping into the big old dating pool. we're still getting tons of calls about jon and kate. "showbiz tonight" on call from melissa in oregon. she says she knows why jon is dating around. >> i think kate is a wonderful mother. i think jon already knew how she was before he married her. so what he got was what he got. they had eight children together. i think he's going through a midlife crisis. >> i appreciate your call. maybe not a midlife crisis, jon is in his early 30s. we heard from vanessa, she squarely blames kate for the breakup. >> i think we should really look at jon. he is a victim here. kate is a good mother but she was a horrible wife. she was very abusive to him and she embarrassed him thr

let's bring in helene cooper to talk about it. different is this from what we have known in the past? >>

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the first question is from helen. please state your affiliation. >> caller: hi. i'm with the canadian press. thank you for taking my question. if i could ask a couple. first would be -- i'm sorry. i'm in the clear what is new about the guidance today. what is different about this versus the guidance the cdc would have issued previously? >> great. there are some key things that are not new. the people that need anti-viral medicines for treatment are the same as what we recommended in may. people with underlying conditions and people who people with underlie conditions an people with worse representations. the drugs are not new. that's just what we issued in may. the new guidance emphasizes a few points. they emphasize the importance of prompt treatment for those who are recommended to receive medicines. and the guidance goes into more details about how to shorten that time period. not just raising the suspicion on hospitalized patients or patients in the office, but also up front work that a doctor and patient can have, a discussion about what the warning signs ar

. >> in 1961 he and helen bought a controlling interest in the bank of bentonville.sam to lend himself money. in 1964, he opened the second and third walmarts. he steadily expanded at a rate of about two stores per year and by 1969, he had 18 walmarts within 300 miles of the first store. that year, he opened a walmart in the town he had effectively been run out of 18 years earlier, the store he had lost his lease on, lost its customers to walmart and soon, closed its doors. >> well, be sure to catch biography on cnbc for the in-depth look at the life of sam walton, sunday night at 10 p.m. eastern, right here on cnbc. >>> all right. a big break and then back for the last call. the list of stocks as we head into afternoon trading, that's coming right up. stay with us with. you are watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. [ engine powers down ] gentlemen, you booked your hotels on orbitz. well, the price went down, so you're all getting a check thanks. for the difference. except for you -- you didn't book with orbitz, so you're not getting a check. well, i think we'v

>> helene keeper, john, writing about ahmadinejad and obama. both going to be making addresses to the united nations what is the strategy going to be there? write about that. also -- >> she going to explain to us, sam, whether they are going to be talking to each other or past each other? >> you know this actually looks like a moment, john, they may talk past each other but on at least the same wave length, which we haven't seen before and also interesting to see how the whole new strategic shield initiative is going to work into this. are almost reminds us of the old reagan days, carrot on a stick. pretty interesting. >> what else do you got? >> peter goodman, great economics writer here is going to look at obama's sermon to the financial markets to see if he actually can shock them into some kind of change. not easy for a president to do, but boy, this president likes to do it every week, it seems. >> do you know what peter's conclusion is yet? >> we don't, waiting to see t. >> there was a little bit of scolding and finger-wagging in that spe

laura: meanwhile, a valid liberal helen thomas grilled robert gibbs today over what's going to happeno detainees. detainees in that sense other places? >> detainees are not sent to other places to be tortured. that's the policy of this country. >> to be interrogated? >> well, some may go to other countries to face charges that they have in those countries. but they are not shipped in the dark of night to be tortured. laura: with us now dr. michael scheuer, the former head of the cia's ben laden unit and author of the great book "marching towards hell" america and islam after iraq. dr. sharier, i just want your take on where we are right now with what the attorney general says he is going to do order ordering this full-fledged investigation. what the president has said in the past about moving forward, not backward. and now this. >> i think what they have done is two things. the administration clearly has declared war not only on the cia but their entire intelligence community. and it's going to have a freezing effect, an effect where people work to the letter of their instructions and

the first question is from helen. please state your affiliation. >> caller: hi.ss. thank you for taking my question. if i could ask a couple. first would be -- i'm i am not clear what is know about this and what is different about the guidance that you have issued previously? >> there are some things that are not new. the people that need anti-viral medication are the same that we recommended in may, with the underlying conditions and the presentations, and the drugs that we are recommending are not new drugs. this is the first-line treatment and that is what we issued in the month of may. they are talking about the importance of treatment for those that are recommended to receive medication. and they go into more detail about how to shorten this time, not just raising the position in the office but also there is a discussion of the warning signs are -- what the warning signs are, and the advice about this that -- how to set up your office to make certain that telephone access is available to the people who really deserve to get the medicine quickly. this may inv

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clear. >> did not take my word for it, helen. can somebody go print me a copy of the president's speech and we will give a high lead a copy to helen. >> he has never push for that. he has not once. >> to follow up on jennifer's question on the first lady. she was really tying the push for reform to win in's quality, quality for women, and trying to give a whit -- get women involved. is as part of the strategy now, to get women involved? >> i think what the first lady highlighted was an aspect of health care reform that we believe is very important, the burden that it puts on those that are primary care givers for families, and what they have to go through, either with the skyron the costs of health care or in the event they do not have health care. look, i think this is an issue, dan, that touches men and women at every income double regardless of what you do for living. so this was simply addressing one aspect of that, knowing that everybody is struggling with high cost of medical care. they are watching skyrocketing premiums. t

last week helene sent a note saying bill was too sick to have everyone over.fire family, and i just want to express my condolences. >> andrea, thank you for that. you can catch andrea on msnbc's "andrea mitchell reports" at 1:00 eastern time. we appreciate that. >>> also, we want to tell you that coming up we're going to have more on roman polanski. we're getting a lot of e-mails on this. oscar-winning director roman polanski arrested over the weekend for the rape of a 13-year-old girl. this was more than 30 years ago. >>> also, dr. oz stops by. he held a massive free clinic over the weekend. we're going to hear what he's saying about health care. and swine flu as well. >>> plus willie's going to talk to nbc's savannah guthrie live from the white house. with an exclusive on the obama administration. she's also going to talk with him about what bill clinton said on "meet the press" yesterday. also, we've got to get back on the david paterson story. i'm blind but not oblivious. we'll get a check on the weather with bill karins. >>> we're going to have major weat