>> well, her mother is carol burnett. >> larry: her mother is carol burnett. >> that's pretty big.ike -- maybe it is today thwart ig. that we like watching high schools. >> you know what? >> larry: high school. it was the best and worst time of our lives. >> exactly. the hierarchy, our show really focuses on it. the hierarchy is brutal. we try to be subtle about it as adults but it is right out there. you've got the losers. you've got the jocks. sue sylvester paints it in the pilot episode. she says, you've got your jocks and your cheerleaders up in the pent house and then the "glee" club is in the sub basement. everybody else is in between. it is really, the hierarchy is really defined in high school. >> larry: what were you like in high school? >> one of though fellow well met. i kind of travelled with all the different groups. >> larry: you were hiding a secret, too. >> i was hiding a secret. that's for sure. that was big a part of, you don't want to be exposed. that would be the worst thing, you know. >> larry: do your parents know? >> they do now. >> larry: they didn't then. >

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the previous two nights they caved in but here we go with kevin in the 4th, takes aj burnett, who hasn looking for a good outing, not bad tonight, 9th, suzuki with the score 4-3 and that's it. the great closure rivera finishes it for the a's. 9-1/2 back of the rangers. here is a real brawl. chris, morgan, they charge the mound. these guys, this looks like a real fight, look, that is stuff that's going to get you suspended. that's what i would do. if you were in the middle of a fight, i would be at the end, oh, they broke it up. marlins won 16-10. the man that shop of the sharks said good-bye today, greg jamison, been with the sharks since 1993, said he is stepping away from day to day operations, he is 60 years old and said that's enough for the sharks. >> i turn 60 this year. okay? so i turn 60. i feel 40 and i look 80. and so it's been an my mind for a while. >> he will get back doing something else. he is going out on top and feels it. we are showing the shark's new goalie. he was in chicago's goal when they knocked out the sharks last year. he signs today, $2 million deal. scary m

they will take away some of the burnett out cars. they will focus on one property at a time. it's hard to tell where the properties are, which is why crews put up green signs to so the addresses. they will take away all of the ash and debris like you are looking at here. once all of that is hauled away then they will tear down the chimneys, the walls and take away the foundations. here is what the health department had to say they will protect the neighborhood. >> we will monitor each individual work site going on and the minute we find information that shows us there are particulates going off, it will be put to a stop. >>> new at 11:00, police officers say it's a program that keeps thousands of kids out of trouble every year but now san jose police activity league is facing drastic cuts. kron 4's jonathan plains the problem and what it could mean. >>> the largest league of its kind in the country but now facing money problems, 12,000 youngsters play in the police activity league, spending their afternoons in the field. >> drug and alcohol abuse, the lure of the gangs, it is

he is facing a day burnett. that is a really good sign. there are 19 home runs.e moved to the ninth. he is facing alex rodriguez. it is a home run in the game. two strikes count. twp pitches prior would be a strike in the same location. it is a fastball. it is gone. this is the difference. for-3 is your final. please, stay with us.a >> the week and is looking good for outdoor activities. the '50s again sunday morning. we could have a chance for a little more rain. >> i will wait till it is a decrease in the afternoon. >> you do that. have a good weekend parentho \ tonight, jel

we saw burnett with a great play on the mound. how about one from the twins' nick blackburn. no glove needed. knocked the ball down with his leg. playoffs can't start soon enough for the twins. they're red hot after sweeping the indians. >>> jose lopez had quite a game against the blue jays, hit three home runs, bringing his total to 10. the mariners have been waiting for this all season after he hit 25 last year. third and sixth and capped off the trifecta with a two-run bomb in the eighth. not a bad day at the office. mariners won it, 6-3. >>> funny moments in the game, he lobbed it toward the plate and hit martin prado. it was about the only contact they held them to just one hit. in the eighth, ibanez ripped this into the corner. phils won ten straight after a 1-0 victory. >>> finally, great double play turned in by the tigers. johnny peralta bare handed the toss and threw it to first. it doesn't get much better than that. one more time, when you've got a speedster like jared dyson running down the line, you've got to pull off something special to turn two, and that's exa

burnett. he snared the comebacker with his glove. he was done after two innings because of a delay. gar ya took goadin. no glove needed here. knocked it down with his leg. playoffs can't start soon enough for the twins. jose lopez had quite a game against the blue jays, hit three home runs to bring it to ten. mariners have been waiting for this all season after he hit 25 last year. lopez hit solo shots in the third and sixth and capped off the trifecta with a two-run bomb. not a bad day at the office. mariners won it 6-3. funny moment here. oswalt wanted a new ball and hit prado. about the only contact they had. they held them to one hit. ibanez's hit and phils win after a 1-0 victory. great double play there. peralta barehanded it. a 4-6-3. doesn't get better than that. one more time when you have a speedster. you have to pull off something special to turn two. that's exactly what they did and won it 4-2. that's your "first look." i'm fred roxgin. >>> now for another quick look at the weather, here's meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. >> those thunderstorm

we have a letter of support from dave burnett who is the owner of molly stone's market. molly stone's market is probably going to be pet food express' biggest competitor. it is the closest and largest grocery market to this particular location. and we also have letter of support from a mr. barry leonard who was one of pet food express' original competitors who started a business called critters, fritters, pet food and supplies. his letter is very interesting. i liked the comment about, you know, about competition that was made here. and it's the exact same argument that mr. leonard makes, is that you might not always like the competition that you're forced to compete with, but it's always good. and competition will lower prices and competition will bring more supplies to any designated area and i do believe that in our communities this is a need that they have for the other types of animals, more specifically, other than specifically cats and dogs. and so i honestly have -- i will be supporting this project. as the district 2 supervisor, frankly, i think it is the respon

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the crash happened just after 7:00 this morning at university boulevard and burnett avenue. eight students were involved in the crash, investigators say their injuries appear to be non- life-threatening. >>> abc2news.com is the place to be for all you need to know on the weather we're expecting today. right now on abc2news.com log on and chat with us about the weather and how you have been impacted in your community. you'll also find pictures from around the region sent in from viewers as well as video from our crews out in the field and live radar. all that and much more on abc2news.com. >>> well closing arguments today in the trial of three men accused of killing a former baltimore city councilman. abc 2 news jeff haeger has the latest developments in the case. and our think pink series continues tonight. we're going to tell you about 5 myths surrounding the disease of breast cancer. >> we're still watching the rain. maryland's most powerful radar is picking out of play technician rain coming into the area. we're going to have another round of heavy rain, we do have some f

burnett reaches around his back to make the play. throws to first in time. what a play.e innings. some people waited it out. this thing went late into the night. you can see heavy rain has bill karins said. when they came back in the seventh craw crawford's solo home run puts them up 4-2. very next batter, it's longoria, again, a shot of his own. rays blow out the yanks, 7-2. sparse crowd by the end of this one. they're now a game and a half behind the yankees. in the national league west three teams battling for the division title. san francisco with a half game lead heading into yesterday's games taking on the cubs at wrigley, bottom of the third, the cubs, a homer to right. chicago up 1-0. top of the ninth, cubs closer comes on and gets jose guillen swinging. they can leapfrog the giants if they can win. tejada against the dodgers in l.a. a two-run home run off ted lilly, his 300th career home run help the padres beat the dodgers 3-1 so leapfrog the giants. rockies takes on the last place d'backs, two-run home run to right for them off jiminez, arizona was down 4-3 an

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let's go to erin burnett. >> erin burnett, larry summers. >> is that a -- on steroids?o harvard where he can eat lunch in peace. who's replacing larry summers? >> we got our dark horse list. sorry, i got haines in here yelling and screaming. >> tell my man crush i love him. >> joe says you're his man crush. he still loves you. all right. let's get to our list of dark horse candidates. i put this person on the top. this is a really interesting one on the top. larry kellner. this guy is so respected by financial people. he was loved by his employees. he got that new company avoided bankruptcy and he's now no longer ceo. born in 1959. could be a great guy to have at the nec. ron hermance. he's ceo of the largest bank that did not take t.a.r.p. money. and then bob lane, ceo of deer. he's still on the boards of verizon and ge. he ran the tractor company. heart of american manufacturing. and former ceo of xerox. i thought those were three to take a look at. >> what do you think, mike barnacle? >> it doesn't matter who takes the job. got to put people to work. >> erin burnett,

3 >> it was 24 yearr ago, today, that burnett carusso was last ú%en in the parking lot of east pointd just left work. workkng in one of he storess3 here. and she had plans to meet her ever since then, her sister has been desperately seeking answers. >> we call her bernie, that's the nickname. she was the baby of the seven.3 she was funny. >> it has been 24 years since susan bauerman last saw her sister. >> i knew my sister did notúú%d. i knew it was very bad happening to her. >> she told friends that she wa3 plaaniig to meet her husband after work. two were separated in a custody battle and about to go to court on a domestic iolence charge. >> there was a numberr f threats over the preceding year. >> sam bauerman a retired police officer that workeddthe casee like a well thought out well oochestrated, probably abduccion. and eventually murder of the victim. >> ernadette's body never found. so far no one charggd. >> i still pray for this day. >> susan eventually married the detective assigned to the3 have become advocatts for the missing. >> these are just some of maryland's missing.

back to you. >> erin burnett at the new york stock exchange. thank tress zsa zsa gabor was hospitalized on tuesday after her husband found her in a great deal of pain and unresponsive. >>> and a quantas flight was forced to make an emergency landing tuesday in san francisco after a problem with one of the engines. cell phone video from one of the passengers captured sparks flying from the engine as the plane headed back to san francisco's airport shortly after taking off. the plane landed safely, fortunately. >>> it is now 7:18 right now, you're up-to-date. let's turn it over to matt and ann. you never want to see sparks flying from the engine when you're on that plane. >> we're happy it ended well. >> next we turn to al again. >> yes, to north carolina for the rest of the weather this morning. hey, al. >> reporter: as you see, it's a gorgeous morning here at kill devil hills, but this is going to take a turn for the worse as we go through the next 48 hours. let's show you where the weather is going to be kind of rough in the next 24 hours, and

this is happening at intersection -- the intersection of university and burnett avenue.ie wright has more on the accident and the backups because of it. good morning. >>> this all occurred in the direction of four corners in the direction of the beltway, ladies. and if you are traveling eastbound university boulevard, the lanes are closed right now at the scene of the crash. so again all of the activity down here, this is traffic management center moving the camera, but the eastbound lanes remain closed in the direction of four corners. westbound they do have traffic squeezing by to the rights. and again, this is traffic management moving the cameras around to check out the delays but traffic is heavy and slow through the traffic lights out of white oak and toward four corners. again this is in the eastbound direction of university boulevard, westbound everything remains open. now traveling in the inner loop of the beltway, we've been talking about the accident before old georgetown road involving the tractor-trailer. they finally have gotten most of it pushed over to th

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erin burnett is on wall street. >> we're talking about the best september since 1939, we'll see if we can hold through the end of the week. and this week we'll hear about the government's plan to get out of the aig. taxpayers put $100 billion into aig. elsewhere tamron companies doing deals, you've got walmart buying the biggest retailer in south after karric africa. so today, confidence is our headline, back to you. >>> an effort to rescue 33 miners trapped in chile, heavy pipes that will be used to make a rescue tunnel arrived on sunday. it will hoist the men up one by one. >>> it is not 7:05, back to ann. >> we're going to go outside and find al >> it looks like the rain is going to be with us subleased off and on as we had through the monday. give yourself as much extra time as you can. >> and that's your latest weather. >>> all right, al, thank you very much, now to politics and countdown to the midterm election now about five weeks away. president obama will hit the campaign trail a little later today after our conversation in the 8:00 hour. >>> the president's going to try to r

two metro besollided in silver spring at the intersection of university boulevard and burnett avenue.gnificant injuries, but none are life-threatening. montgomery fire and rescue tell us that there were some students aboard those buses but they do not know yet if they were among those injure is is a view from university boulevard and lorraine avenue. you can see traffic is blocked off. it'seen a busy morning. >>> good morning, everyone. you're looking at the remnants of an accident, an accident moved to the shoulder. a quick check over northern virginia. interstate crawling as we head on in. rlier accidents on 95 have been cleared, and good news, the jackknifed trailer after the 270 spur has been moved off of the roadway. the bad news is delays will begin out of tysons corr. >> stay wi "news 4" all morning long as we wah and monitor all of this rain and flooding, but for now, back to flooding, but for now, back to the "today" show afteat se is ne you get the bld, hope it's enough, it's -- what's this? [ man ] new and impved freestyle lite® blood glucose test strip. sure, i'll try it,

aj burnett one in one since august. nascar, in loudoun, new hampshire.bbed the pole position at a record 133 today for sunday's race. but kyle busch in the number 18m&m car. finished at a mere 133. fractions apart. >>> if you run well for the first five races. then you go to talladega. you'll have a cushion built up. you always want to build the cushion as big as you can. you don't want to start from behind. for me, i feel it's very important to start out of the gate strong. >>> maryland coming off wins against navy. morgan state. now venturing into the boonies of morgan town. a preview and more in 50 minutes during eyewitness news at 6:00. >> that's going to be a tough matchup. >> it's going to be tough. won't be easy at all. >> thanks, stan. >>> still to come on wjz's eyewitness news. >>> the day after. i'm mike hellgren, with complete coverage of the shooting of a doctor here. the latest on the investigation. and the suspect's background. why he snapped. ,, [ male announcer ] antiques can be nice. but you wouldn't want an antique computer. or an antiq

burnett. 10-13 overall. 1-1 since going win little since august. -- winless since august. >>> t-minusays and counting. nfl regular season. and among the combatants for whom that bell tolls. now, they go to cincinnati. defending afc north champs who man handled the purple birds twice here and at home. >> our guys know these guys. it's not going to be hard for us, because we know who they really are. and we know which bengals team we're going to see. we're going to see the division champs. that's how they're going to play on sunday. >> ravens, 2 1/2-point favorites at cincinnati. meantime, heading into the crucial showdown. be sure to check it out. here, 1:00 sharp, on sunday. >>> nfl news. ravens' top draft choice. sergio kindle, falling down two flights of stairs. the question is, will he get on the field at all this season? >> he's got some serious issues that he's dealing with. i think the chances of him playing this year are slim. we're going to be very, very careful. the doctors will be very careful. sergio will be very careful. with that type of an engineer. -- injury. >> but he'

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three batters later work the ouxts sean burnett is pitching. he gets martin prado.ood hitter but not hear. the nationals beat the braves 4-2. they take two of three from atlanta. just the second home series loss of the season for the braves. all right. this just out. you guys are familiarÑi with cu scores. yours are off the charts. >> i don't know about that. >> cue score. populary poez. lron james is the sixth most disliked figure in sports. his positive rating dropped more than 40% since he left cleveland for mmi ranking higher than lebron on the most disliked figures in sports list, michael vick, tiger woods, chad ochocinco and terrell owen who's are both receivers for the bengals and kobe bryant. kobe bryant, a little bi@ú surprise. that probably dates back to wn he had some legal problems in colorado a few years back. we do have more nuggets for that. the heisman trophy trust met today themselves decided the trophy given back by reggie bush will remain vacated. in the nfl, eagles quarterback kevin cobb fails his concussion test he won't be able to practice unti

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> others fear the reorganization of caps could hurt community policing. 27th ward alderman walter burnett says the key to success is trust, trust between the officers who build relationships in the community. >> trust is a big deal. and it gives people confidence that what they say and what they do in records to trying to fight crime in their community it will be confidential. >> reporter: those familiar with the outlines of the reorganization plans say it will rely more heavily put more responsibility on traind volunteers which is a controversial issue in and of itself. police directors of the caps program are promising to have something to say about this later today. a lot of people concerned about this and a lot of emotion surrounding the caps program which has been around in chicago for so long. on the near west side, julian crews, wgn news. >>> the chicago political scene is heating up as everyone looks ahead to the race for mayor. two possible contenders. congressman jesse jackson, jr., and white house chief of staff rahm emanuel had a sit down last night. nancy loo is live at city

two metro buses slided two hours ago in silver spring along university boulevard and burnett avenue. some of those on board were students on the way to school. and stacy cohan joins us live from the scene. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we don't know whether the weather was a factor, but this is really quite an accident between two metro buses. they're just right here behind me. the most damage was sustained to this c-4 bus headed toward prince george's plaza. the bus in front of it was headed toward green beltway and was stopped when the c-4 bus rear-ended it. there was quite an impact. in fact the entire front end of this bus was caved in, the driver was fortunately belted in. there were about 26 people on the buses, including students from blair high school. >> the staff here, including one of my assistant principals and security team were present to identify the students and to notify parents. >> the parents were very calm. we have not talked to the students and we allows them to be transported to the hospital for a investigation and a check. >> eight students were tran

carol burnett is coming on the show as jane lynch's character's mom. >> jimmy: no way! was that? >> comic con was -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: interesting, yeah? >> comic con was comic con. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: comic con was fun, yeah. you said "rocky horror." >> yes, "rocky horror." >> jimmy: i heard britney spears. >> yes, a britney spears episode. >> jimmy: you were tweeting about that. >> i didn't get to meet britney spears, but i heard it was really amazing and heather morris -- look at me, i'm giving all my cast-mates all this publicity. heather morris is the one doing the britney songs in the britney episodes. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yes. >> jimmy: that's her episode. >> that's her episode. >> jimmy: where is your episode? >> my episode is coming. i'm actually doing a gospel song. i take kurt to church with me >> jimmy: oh, great! >> and i sing a little bit of aretha franklin. no pressure. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. yeah, no, that's easy. that's easy as hell doing aretha franklin. >> yes. >> jimmy: oh, my god! can you say what song? >> i can't. don't try

take another look, rookie safety, morgan burnett called for pass interference. 18 penalties for greenn the night, wipes out the interception. sets the game wingfield goal for the bears. robbie goal makes it with four seconds left. the bears win it. >>> let'talk about the nba. flip saunders said when i take on this new young wizards team this year, let's have midnight madness. it was a big deal for john wahl, the new star of this team. although felt kind of familiar out the on the court. the wizards back on the court last night, midnight madness. point guards are not made, they're delivered from heaven. he thinks leaders are the same way. he has john wahl who was front and center in front of 4,000 fans last night, while working with chemistry teammates. he's also working on his personality and chemistry with is coach. the time they spent together in minnesota in the offseason has made him even more comfortable. that will do it from out here at verizoncenter, guys, the capitols tonight taking on the boston bruins, it's a preseason game that they're still really working on chemistry, so

. >> were several, tom burnett, germany glick, todd beamer who went to school with mark, fortunatelyjackers on flight 93 delayed, procrastinating getting up and starting their attempt to hit the cockpit. it gave some of the passengers a chance to get into the back, make a plan, and make a run on the cockpit. and he also had the wherewithal to call you. >> yes. we got a call from mark. it was, mom this is mark bingham. i could tell he was trying to stay calm and yet was so very concerned about was was going on. he didn't usually use his last name when he called me. but he said i want to tell you i love you. i'm on a flight from newark to san francisco and there are three guys on board who have taken over the plane and they say they have a bomb. it turned out that there were four. we don't know what happened there, maybe the first one got into the cockpit before the others. we don't know exactly how the cockpit was breached. it would have been an easy thing to do. it was quite a time. it went on for about seven or eight minutes, just a constant onslaught. we learned later from learning

it happened at the intersection of university boulevard and burnett avenue in silver spring.early two dozen people had to be taken to the hospital. megan mcgrath has the latest on the accident thismoning. megan? >> reporter: well, barbara, they've taken the two buses away but it happened in front of the bus stop on university boulevard. now exactly what happened is still under investigation. it's unclear whether one of the buses was stopped at the bus stop pickg people up or whether it was actually travel down university boulevd. the bottom line, though, is a bus that was hyped it in the same lane rear-ended that lead bus, the front of the second bus, crunched in the area where the driver was. the windshield was shattered and there were 20 people, 23 people actually that had to be taken to the hospital as a result of their injuries. now what we are told these are not life threatening injuries. they we transported. they are being treated but everybody is expected to is your vaf. >> all of them were nonlife threatening, most orthopedic type injuries, neck pain, back pain, some

one bus rear ended another one on university boulevard at burnette avenue. 26 people ended up injured. >> i'm heading back to work to follow up with announcing what happened. the leadership was informed. so i need to inform the student body. >> the injuries to the crash victims were not life threatening. one of the bus drivers failed to control vehicle speed. >>> it is looking more and more like that bus driver in that terrible crash yesterday afternoon with the school children on board suffered some kind of seizure or heart attack. maryland state police say they will wait for an autopsy on the 56-year-old bus driver, but bruce leshan talked today with two of the youngsters on the bus and they are pretty sure what caused it. >> bus driver, lookout, and then i heard a smash and we were rolling down the trees and pushed off the hill. >> vincent and riley are back home in carlyle, pennsylvania, with just bumps and bruises from a horrible crash. riley barely remembers rolling down the hill, but he does remember the moments just before that. >> and i look over to the bus driver and all of

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that's a promo. >> speaking of great business, let's go to erin burnett.re at the stock exchange, what's it look lake? >> first of all, floods are unbelievable, so i hope you have an arc. in terms of the jobless claims, about in line with expectations. dropped a little bit. still 453,000. we also got the final read of how quickly the economy grew in the second quarter. 1.7%. not a great number. nothing to be excited about, but a little bit better than people thought and it's still a positive. people tell me that you need to have about 2.9% growth in gdp to have mass, you know, 200,000 jobs a month created. so we're not quite there. but in terms of other good news this morning, business activity in the new york region was up for the first time in four months. all that, guys, leads into this. september has been a stellar month for stocks. wonder if it's going to matter for these midterms, because half of americans own stocks. that means your 401(k) and your pension all went up. maybe that will contribute to a little bit more positivity out there. but you're

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oakland and brett anderson only about one in earned run but the a's fell to 18 against the north a do burnettnces back from an awful august and the yankees beat the egg white 643. after much of his vacation at the ceo steve jobs unveiled what all the buzz was about five and a mud cheaper apple tv. kate said was there. >> there is a live minnow that basically took the it is his thing and i interrupted and have. they got rid of this orwell and added malted touched to the strain is now i fully touchscreen devise they also added the clip to the back. because the six colors you can pre order now, shippers are next week under the $49 for the gig hundred and 79 for the 16th. there's a power shovel similar to the second generation people did not like the third generation of the shuffle with the buttons. they added back the bonds, made smaller. it is now a small shovel yet. comes in five colors and even clearer. it should so next week. and as a new i've tried judge there's run as an hour, lighter, how did it is light, easy on a pocket. better scheme for terms of drexel's. the that the camera you can t

burnett goes around the bat. burnett only went three innings because of a two-hour rain delay.eared and stadium emptied out. after the rain delay it was all rays. top of the seventh inning carl crawford, a solo home run puts the rays up 4-2. the very next batter is longoria. he goes deep as well into the half-empty seats. rays go on to win 7-2, now just a game and a half behind the yankees. the final game is tonight. cc sabathia and david price. should be a good one. back to the national league, in the west division, three teams battling for the title there. san francisco with a half game lead coming into the games yesterday taking on the cubs at wrigley. bottom of the third fukudome mow of the cubs, a home run to right puts chicago up 1-0. takes it to the top of the ninth inning. cubs closer marmol gets guillen swinging to end the game. cubs bin 2-0 over the giants. that means the padres have a chance to leapfrog into first place in the west if they can beat the dodgers. tejada's 300th career home run helps the bad rays beat the dodgers 3-1. in the nl west with the giants' los

east university at burnette street. all lanes blocked because of the accident with two metrobuses. squeeze by with one lane to the right. the inner loop is still a big mess. let's take you there. we are stacked from 66 making your way to 270 spur. that is because we have that jackknifed tractor-trailer at old georgetown road. as a result of that, only one lane of traffic is squeezing by on the left shoulder. this is going to be a big headache for a lot of people. 66 delayed here for 30 minutes to the beltway. a lot of flooding spots to avoid. morning side is closed. 9news now will be right back. it's important to be prepared for dinner. that's why i've prepared my perdue perfect portions fresh chicken breasts. they're individually wrapped, so you can cook what you need and store what you don't. [ male announcer ] perdue perfect portions. ready when you are. i do 22 more inspections than the government requires. and my fresh, all-natural chickens are never given any hormones or steroids. ♪ ...and no candy, gladys. [ clucks ] [ male announcer ] perdue. extra inspections... extraordin

erin burnett is on wall street. >> we're talking about the best september since 1939, we'll see if we can hold through the end of the week. and thiseek we'll hear about the government's plan to get out of the aig. taxpayers put $100 billion into aig. elsewhere tamron companies doing deals, you've got walmart buying the biggest retailer in south after karric africa. so today, confidence is our headline, back to you. >>> an effort to rescue 33 miners trapped in chile, heavy pipes that will be used to make a rescue tunnel arrived on sunday. it will hoist the men up one by one. >>> it is not 7:05 back to ann. >> we' >>> good morning. we've had light to moderate rain moving through since yesterday. we've had about 0.2 of an inch. radar showing this rin marching south to north and will be with us from time to time throughout the day. right now we're in the 60s throughout most of the region. 67 in washington. highs today onlyn the low 70s. occasional showers. we could get some strong storms this afternoon, tonight into tomorrow morning which could produce daging winds. sunshine returns tomor

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cnbc's erin burnett is at the new york stock exchange with some perspective.in, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, matt. >> let me get to the numbers here. we lost about 54,000 jobs in the last month. the unemployment rate went up to 9.6%. that was expected. but we should note that private employers added 67,000 jobs. you want to make the point right off the bat not to pay too much attention to the unemployment rate, to look at the payroll number. why? >> reporter: the payroll number is important, matt. it's the facts of what companies and governments are doing every single month. how many people they're hiring and firing. what you do is you take out the census. we know that's distorting. if you take that out, that's where you see the private employers in the country added 67,000 jobs. matt, local governments, contrary to expectations, actually hired a few thousand people. there was gains in construction employment, which was a little bit of a surprise. and one other key in here, matt, that i would highlight is there was wage growth. this august c

erin burnett is on wall street. >> optimism really the focus. we're talking about the best september since 1939. we'll see if we can hold through the end of the week, but that's what we're looking at. and this week we can hear about the government's plan to get out of the insurer aig. taxpayers put about $200 billion into aig. it's still possible aig could make good on that money. and elsewhere, companies doing deals. you've got walmart buying the biggest retailer in south africa. and again, nearly $4 billion. today, confidence is our headline. back to you. >>> in the effort to rescue 33 miners trapped more than seven weeks in chile, heavy pipes that will eventually be used to make a earlier a rescue capsule that will hoist the men up one by one also arrived. it is now 7:05. back to ann. >> tamron, thank you so much. we're going to go outside this huge learning plaza to al with a check of the weather. >> we're in one of the pods, these multimedia pods, centers, where you can listen to interviews, get information, interact with computer informati

let's get a look at business with cnbc's erin burnett.'s pretty foggy. weird weather going on around the country. >> i know. >> we're still trying to get through with this great september. a couple of key things. the latest read on consumer sentiment. and the 20 biggest markets in the united states. we're going to find out whether housing prices are going up or down. this is the case-shiller data. even though this will be for the month of july, so it's a little backward looking it gets a lot of focus on wall street. it can be market moving. >> that's the case-shiller data? >> yeah. it's got -- you can actually trade based on that index. it's the best read of the 20 biggest markets we've got. >> i found through the years and i knew that. i was just slowing it down because i know about the case-shiller data. there's some more data, though, that i'm curious. how is wall street going to react to willie geist's "american freak show"? i'm thinking the market is going to skyrocket when this baby -- >> there's the countdown clock. >> you'll have

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. >> donald trump, mark burnett, thank you for being here. >> catch the two-hour premier of "the apprentice0 central. it's a smart reality television show. very few of those. >> she knows about game shows. >> she doesn't do that easily, does she? >> she gave us a little critique. i like that. very extensive highly paid cit teak. >> speaking of -- i don't know >>> here's a look at san francisco. we've got low clouds but at least the base of the clouds high enough to keep it from the midspan of the bridge this morning. for the afternoon, obviously warmer temperatures inland, 70s around livermore and san jose, an all-day sea breeze means mild temperatures today. tomorrow will possibly through wednesday. high pressure briefly strengthens thursday and friday, we'll warm up in the inland then cool off again moving into the weekend. >> what muse snik. >> can you hear it? you got it? bonds, james bond. now the actual 164 astin martin that was used in goldfinger can be yours. here with rm auctions is here with the car. this car is not only the actual car but comes with all the gadgets that made bond