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. >> reporter: rodney scott, king of the wood-cook eed whole hog.e and his family have been in the pits for generations and have kept the cookery historically honest. why do you choose this place as one of your kind of favorite places? >> the family. you know, rodney scott, his momma, his daddy, they're permanents in this place. and the story of rodney, like, you know, everybody talks about sourcing their food locally. rodney sources his wood locally. he chops down a tree. that tree fuels the pit on which he cooks the pigs. so the pigs come from the three counties surrounding here. and the barbecue is crazy good. i travel around a lot to eat and i travel around a lot to learn and i love being in one place eating one food and learning the back story on one people. you can almost read this plate and know where you are without even stepping back to look at the place surrounding you. >> it's like a meeting place for everybody to come, you know? they come in to get the barbecue and barbecue is kind of like a word for togetherness. no matter where you see

in the bottom of the sixth after the yankees surrendered ee eed lead, he puts them up 8-4.in 8-6, now a 1 1/2-game lead over the rays in the anc.l east. >>> why is it always philly? remember this one? we had to show you again. earlier this season, in philadelphia. a man tasered by a security guard. that's tough. well, we've got another one of those moments. in last night's braves/phillies game, a fan wearing a red spandex suit. ooh! goes onto the field. he gets away from security but braves' outfielder matt diaz literally steps in and takes down the masked man. just a little trip and a hip check there. after the game, diaz said, i saw this idiot coming right at me. i figured he'd be better off getting tripped than tased because he knows fans in philly get tased. nice play by that young man. >>> finally, the best action from college football over the weekend may have happened before kickoff in a case of mascot violence. take a look. ohio playing in-state rival ohio state at the horseshoe. okay, that's the ohio mascot, a bobcat, rufus the bobcat of ohio university runs onto t

it's reflect eed in the polling. some of the anxiety and anger that you see comes from a belief on the part of the american people whether it's correct or incorrect, and the white house would say it's incorrect, that enough enough attention, his singular focus should be on employment. wall street got fixed. they're getting their bonuses back. we fixed the auto industry, it's starting to function. but people are still seeing a 9.6% unemployment rate. they're losing their homes. homes are underwater. mortgages can't be paid. short sales, they are anxious. and they are expecting more out of the president. so i think he has to do more with respect to reducing the deficit and also being careful about putting more and more programs, more and more rocks into that knapsack because the american people are looking for singular focus on the economy and unemployment. >> reporter: alex, let's do a dramatic shifting of gears here, shall we? you remember the old movie "oliver," based on the charles dicken novel and the song "who wi

though jack decoster told a congressional hearing he's horrified a half billion eggs were recalled aft eed and 1,600 sickened. >> we apologize to everyone who may have been sickened by eating our eggs. >> reporter: decoster is no stranger to violations. decades of run-ins with regulators, millions in fines, and back in 1987, a salmonella outbreak that killed nine people. but decoster says his wright county egg has cleaned up its act. >> if you've cleaned up your operations as you say, why did this outbreak occur? >> mr. chairman, this is a complicated subject. >> reporter: this is what inspectors found after the recall was ordered. dead chickens in a pile on the floor, so much manure it pressed out a barn door, flies, maggots, rodents running through the henhouses. >> where you are now is, you feel, cleaned up and adequate? >> sir, please let me talk, okay. >> reporter: salmonella was found, too, but the decosters believe the bacteria was introduced by an outside feed product. >> for you to say we had nothing to do with it, it's hard for me to believe. >> reporter: victims had a hard time

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he agroetd eed to catch me up o old life. him to one of the best lunch spots around, my mom's kitchen. >> hi, caron. >> what are you make today? >> we are having fresh tomato basil soup. i hope you like that. chicken sandwiches, grilled chicken sandwiches in tear yak can i sauce. and key lime pie for dessert. >> do you like that? >> i'm in. >> you got traded to dallas in february. and for you, i would imagine it was a good situation obviously, you go to a playoff contender. was it a fresh page for you, did you feel like in your career? what was it like when you got there? >> it was fun. getting the warm welcome. and going over with guys i played with. >> deshawn. at the same time, i understand it was busess. but just leaving the city that i was so accustomed to. >> you moved so much in your career, this wathe place you had been for five years, right? >> this is the place i call home. this is a place i conser truly home. >> the nba put a ban on your straw chewing? >> yeah. >> what happened? the last time you had lunch with me

it has kill eed at least 1800 people. >>> while president obama continues to consider whether to allowsh tax cuts to expi expire, voters are weighing in. a new poll shows 62% of voters want to make permanent is 2001 bush tax cuts for families making less than $250,000 a year. but those same people also favor allowing the tax cut to expire for those making more than $250,000. the poll was commissionened by the service employees international union. >>> the british author has come forward with new ideas about why the titanic sank. she claimed the helms man accidentally steered into the iceberg. jim maceda has more from london. >> reporter: the granddaughter of the only surviving officer on board the association liner which sank after hitting an iceberg in the north atlantic, now reveals in a new novel what she claims really happened. >> titanic was running under the old sail orders, but the guy turning the wheel was steers man had been trained up under the new steamship orders. and when the guy at the wheel got the call from the officer to turn the bow to the left, he panicked and revert

. >> as gray tour eed the city tuesday, his campaign workers say they sensed a victory. the battle isn't over until the polls close tonight. gray will hold an election night party at the washington court hotel do on new jersey avenue near the capital. he's hoping will be a victory party. >> thanks, tom. >>> our team coverage continues with allegations of voting irregularities. some polls opened late because of confusing instructions given to election workers. john iffen joins us from southeast. one of the areas where voters reported problems. >> just to be clear, for voters planning on coming to the polls tonight in the nexthour or so. the problem has been fixed. however, earlier the confusion caused voters who have come here in southeast to get trned away. now, fenty and gray supporters are worried some of the voters may not have returned to the polls. those are votes that may not be counted. >> i think it's a bunch of -- i don't want to say the word. >> clarence atkins was frustrated after being told his polling stion in southeast was not letting people vote when the p

does a kicked do eed dog hunt a better? with the president sort of attacking the base, i understand his frustration. it's not going to get anybody more motivated. the issue is whether he has been able to convince his base, but also convince independent voters that he's doing the best he can to work on the 9.6, 9.8 unemployment rate. that's still wigging out most of the country with a lot of justification. as i said, i understand his frustration, but it's sort of like he's the guy with the microphone going, boom, boom, boom, is this mike on? is this mike on? what's wrong with you people in that's not how a leader leads. if you look at how ronald reagan led in '82 to the congressional offterm elections. he was not blaming his base for not being by his side. he said we have to stay the course and creating a narrative that still got them worked up. >> what the democrats rnlt touting so well is the health care reform bill and the jobs bill that happened yesterday. why aren't they doing that despite the president definitely sayin

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government officials say the bore hole reached ee eed 33 mip underground. think have to widen the hole so they can be pulled through. it we'll keep you posted. >>> police in britain arrested five men linking them to an alleged terror plot against pope benedict. he's been heavily protected during his four-day visit to great britain traveling in a custom built bum it-proof car surrounded by security. what are you learning about this, this planned plot? >> reporter: well, contessa, it's surfed, the alleged plot, last night, and britain's counterterrorism command are not taking any chances with the pope in town. they acted on the information that they received, and they went into westminster london a neighborhood where the. so expected to speak later today. and they arrested five men at a small business there. they then took them to the police station there. they're still questioning them. they have yet to charge them with anything. they are also searching that premises as well as a number of private robinsons for hazardous materials. no announcement they've fo

. >> larry: secretary of state hillary clinton launch eed dire talks today in washington.ations between israel and the palestinians broke down last in december of 2008. shortly before israel launched an offensive against hamas in gaza. joining us, our old friend madeleine albright, the former secretary of state. she helped organize the camp david summit between ehud barack back in 2000. are you hopeful? >> i am hopeful. i'm always an optimist. i say i'm an optimist who worries a lot. there are lots of things that could go wrong. i think it is very important that this summit was called, that president obama and secretary clinton, senator mitchell, are so deeply involved. and what was really good news today was that senator mitchell explained that there would be another meeting in a couple of weeks somewhere in the region. i think that's a very important sign. >> larry: hamas, though, makes public statements they're going to continue to cause trouble. >> well, they will. i mean, i think that has to be expected. because they are a beneficiary when there isn't peace. by the wa

eed sneed lane. a lot of closures.he rest of the bay area commute looks good, northbound 101 looking good. bay bridge approach into the city also looks good. in the south bay on 280 that traffic is off to a nice start, so so far so good when it comes to the major bay area freeways here is steve. >> skies are mostly clear, fog on the san mateo coast. things are calming down, not only weather-wise, monday was the hot, remember we had 90s then a huge drop on wednesday, temperatures in the 60s, yesterday was transition day, today back to sunny mild to warmer a little bit. things are modifying, lows 40s and 50s, along the coast fog but a sunny day. 70s around the bay, 80s inland, san francisco 54, clear, patchy fog, then sunny and mild, 64 to 68, 68 on the high side. sfo, the wind last night, 2025 miles per hour, it is calm. gone from 10 to three to calm and that is a good sign. 57 degrees, humidity 75% and there is just a couple of patches of low clouds around 200 feet. 49 santa rosa-napa and 56 san jose, palo alto 52, 30s

high-profile defense attorney might have eeded her spree.this ace. but as the camppagn heated up, he snatched big endorsements. after 8:00 last night when the polls closed there was nothing more they could do but wait. >> it's been a very exciting day. %-with the citizens of baltimor3 city. i'm very happy and connident. >> we are still very opt mmssist and very enthusistic.ú >> reporter: we will have to wait and sse, tayywith us as3 the race for city state ttorney continues. we will bring you the latest -esults as they come. livv from the war memorial downtown, i'm megan gillilaaddú fox 45 prorn!!! 45 morning news. >>> kevin kamenetz has a 6,000 vooe lead but e is ot claiming victory just yet. joel d smith ii live at theú county board of ellctions where ú%mputer errors has both candiddtes playing the waiting %->> reeortee: here we are more than 10 hours after the pollss3 close nd we still don'ttknow who is going to take over as the next county executive or go into tte next eleccion as the democrrtic person going for that seat. ii was 10 hour

. >> reporter: he is doing something about t williamsoned the victim was pull eed was tol by police an attack happened several months ago built sheriff's office has not been able to confirm that for us. damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, damian. >>> a rem day of classes at a bay area high school rocked boy a drunk driving crash that kill one student and injured several others. five juniors were riding in a bmw around noon friday when it spun into the path of an oncoming tractor trailer to on navado boulevard. investigators found empty alcohol containers in and around the car and the driver has been arrested. one of the students remains in critical condition in a marin county hospital. the drive over that tractor trailer suffered minor injuries. >>> a third suspect has been charged with helping a suspected gang member escape after the shooting of a police officer. police say a man gunned down officer todd young during an attempted arrest last month. today, francisco sierra was charged with being an accesser is to that attempted murder. he helped the suspect hide from poli

now, if he's concerned about getting them re-elected are the members of congress who have acted hur eed huroically a supported his legislation like the health care bill which many people like myself did not want passed. why is he talking about these people? everybody knows you don't get people to vote by hectoring and lecturing them. you get people the vote by inspiring them. that's what he did when his own election was up for grabs. now that he is in this position, i think he is more concerned with laying off the blame for any potential losses in november on liberal critics rather than actually getting people out to vote. the actions he is taking is not conducive to actually getting more people to the polls. >> jane, thank you very much, jane. always a pleasure to have you on reacting to the story. thank you. >>> president obama right now speaking about the economy at a backyard event in des moines. we'll bring you his comments live after a very short break. , and a healthy level of sodium. , it's amazing what soup can do. it's work through the grime and the muck, month. tow and pull w

similar to how a scrappy little newspaper call eed "the tribune as in the "chicago tribune," made an extra $1.9 billion by converting to "s" corp. status in 2008. as tax reporter david k. johnston figured out, other companies get revealed as "s" corps when their filings become evidence in tax trials. that's how he identified one of the biggest small businesses in the world -- bechtel. a small business that builds airports, sea ports, railroads, oil refineries, nuclear refineries, but back when it was all just bechtel, they built the hoover dam. today, the world's number one engineering and construction firm, a small business. companies aside, who are the actual people who would benefit from the republican tax cut for the richest small businesses? him, for one. bloomberg news reports the president and other big authors and actors and celebrities, even hedge fund managers, file as "s" corps to save on taxes. nor is mr. obama the only famous "s" corp. owner. recognize this guy? how about now? thanks to court documents reviewed by "countdown," we know one of texas' two richest men in the

. >> it was after he signed our budget and our tax cuts after he veto ee eed them twice that the economyent up and the dow went up and all that happened. >> the policies he put in place in the first two years, very difficult votes, that led to many people losing their careers. actual profiles in courage in the legislature in washington. >> look at job growth. i was there, eliot. >> i was too. >> look at job growth from '93 to '95 and look at it from '95 to '99. >> can i talk about another issue here you? talk about fully funding missile defense. can you show us the evidence that it works after -- >> they've had successful tests. >> no, they have not. come on. let's get those documents released where it's worked once in a meaningful way. >> this document calls for two things the obama administration is not currently doing. it calls for strict enforcement against economic sanctions against iran, including prohibiting the foreign subsidiaries of u.s. corporations from doing any business with iran, and then it calls on obama to work with our allies to take decisive action to prevent iran fro

house becaue everybody is so jittery and so concerned about how any move is going to be interpreted b eed b other side that there is real paralysis. as ezra kline said, even with a majority, democrats are now demonstrating a complete inability to govern. >> if they're standing pat in terms of the election, is that because they think the losses in the midterms aren't going to be as bad as everyone else thinks they are? >> i think right now honestly keith, i don't think they're thinking beyond the election. i think that they're so terrified of what may happen, and on election day, that they're worried about any step they take, which may increase the chances that they will lose a particular seat or lose the house and maybe even lose the senate. >> all right, having exhausted our minds on this, let me change subjects on you. today there was yet another ruling against don't ask, don't tell, a federal judge in tacoma said that the air force had violated the constitutional rights of the former major margaret witt, she was discharged for being a lesbian, the judge ordered that she should be reins

. >>> parts of insects may have contaminated millions of containers of powder ee eed inf formula. drugmaker abbott laboratories is recalling up to 5 million packages of powdered similac. small beetles or larvae may be in that powder that can cause problems with digestion. the formula is sold in plastic containers. part of a michigan plant that makes the powder has been shut down. >>> in an economy like this, having a good credit score can make all the difference when making major purchases. >> according to a new report, where you live can make all the difference with your credit score. here's the abc news business editor dan arnall. >> reporter: for millions of americans, a credit score is key to getting the things they want. a new car. a new home. even everyday items they pay for with a credit card. now your credit score can also help you keep up with the joneses. credit giant experian published a list of average credit scores for consumers in american cities. >> a credit score is a reflection of the risk in your credit report. so if you get your score, then you'll better underst

year after lindsay's murder, saanich police did, in fact, publicly announce that they had cleared xra eedhen, who and why? our team agrees lindsay was specifically targeted in a scheme that was well thought out. >> there's a significant degree of planning in this murder. >> absolutely. >> oh, totally. >> it was optimally designed. >> what went into this? somebody sat around a table like we're doing right now and came up with that plan. >> and that planning paid off, perhaps, even down to this dress worn by the mystery woman, the dress which made such an impression on the eyewitnesss. >> the dress is very unique, and i kind of think it was designed to say -- something they teach in investigator school -- do something out of the norm to draw attention to yourself. look at this opposed to what i look like. >> it may have worked because everybody seems to have this great description of the -- the only thing they remember about the girl is she had blonde hair to her shoulders. >> that's it. >> they explored the theory that the killers may have been hired professionals with specific instruction

dealing with today, it's the six-month -- what do you call it -- six months since the president signed he eeds and some are not thinking that success with health care is not going to help them in their re-election chances stho they thought months ago after all the hard work of passing health care that that would be a political boon, it really hasn't materialized. i think the president had to do this today to try to continue to fight the good fight and tout his accomplishment but he's going to go back to job and the economy as quick as he can. out on the south lawn, he's going to new york city for the u.n. general assembly meetings you were talking about with jill dougherty and others. he still has foreign policy on his plate. you never sleep. there are a lot of issues he's taking on. there's a lot that gets thrown your way whether you like it or not. he's got a few days in new york, a lot of foreign policy to deal with. health care he i going to talk about today. he's going to go back to the economy and jobs next week. >> when the president's into it, when he's in campaign mode, you really se

many think o'donnell's win now means the democrats have an unexpected clans eed chance to the delawareate seat. it would be a shame if they lost joe biden's own senate seat by a member of the tea party. one remember strategist called the delaware primary results, i love this, this is a quote, straight out of harry reid's dream journal. mean while, another tea party victory came here in new york. carl paladino defeated rick laz -- although some question the ability of tea party candidates to win the general elections, other -- a piece in the washington examiner called one nation under revolt says that while many have ignored or belittled the tea party movement, it has only grown stronger showing an unprecedented level of activism and enthusiasm. part of the reason for that is this, a new cnn opinion research corporation poll shows that only one in four americans say they trust our government to do what's right always or most of the time. 25%. that's it. so here's the question. is the tea party for real? go to cnn.com/ska nrks nrks doc. >> is the tea party for real, zbi guess you better

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he pointed eed me in the right direction, and i said, where, and let's do it. >> reporter: he said hee women did not buy it. >> it is is the scheme that angers us, and everybody sees it. it is a game. >> you came across people who had no intention of running for office, and you have helped them run for office, and you have changed their party and created an avenue for them to run for office and aren't you gaming the system and making a mockery of it. >> no, it is showing america how it works. >> do you want them to be the leaders of the state? >> i want them on the ballot in my state. >> would you vote for them? >> well, grandpa thinks he has a chance of winning.you don't kno doing? >> well, did that stop anybody? well, the democrats are worried of us taking votes from them, well, we are stealing votes from the republicans, and they, the people, are tired and ready for something new. >> reporter: well, people went to federal court the try to get these people off of the ballots, and they lost in both venues, so the election is moving within the green candidates on the ballot. we should

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speed of %-it will reeain heavy' we make our way oward the west siie a 20-minnte ride with an average ú%eede and megan, back tooyouu >>> here are the stories we are following ttis morning. -ne week ago the operators of a sloo casino in cecil ccunty ran into a delay of opennng thhir casino -- wanted to delaa the ú% ready to move forward withal the opening after all. they have been criticized with the role of trying to de feat ruaarundel miil's mall. the a as of now opening day is still set for next thursday. >> reporter: you have given around baltimooe you know the rradd arennt great..3 bbltimore, otholes like ttese are a reason why baltimore group has rrnked he baltimorre' roads the 10 worst innthe naaion..3 %-worst overall san jose,úcalif. it says that .c. is the 22nd worst in roaas. itts not all bad. it's just data. overall drivers don't like this3 of thousands of on a new office. take a look at the pictures obtained by fox 45. it shows the renovated city oofice of former public works director david scott. taxpayers were billed moreethan the luxuryyoffice includes a stone wall,,hardwood f

turned off by what yyu are seeing, orú is this the waaythe campaigns work and this issinformation yoo -eedit's disgraceful and ugly and negatiie he way they have made this governoo'ssraae.3 >> lynn,,thank you so mucc for calling in. >>> let's gg to terry in baltimoree gooddmorninn, terry. >> good morning, patrice. >> what do you thhnk about what ii going on? >> i think that the negative publicity is a tacks o every campaign for every election and it just seems like the norm too me.3 it's not something that i'm not -sed to seeing. >> does it turn yo you off or me you less likely to vote or vote ú%r ne person in particular? >> not necessarily. - kkow who i'm going to vote for anyway. i have been seeeng this since i have been watching elections, the negative publiccty. it's something i'm used to. it doesn't affect me either way. >> interesting comments there as well..3 one of our twwtter responses campaigns and focus on fact. >>> then onnour facebook page, mike wrote in and stop telling me who is to blame for our problems. %-solve our problems.ong to >> james said, thinn it's turning truuhful

. >> i know, but he testified he cleaned eed -- when you were s you didn't have these problems. do you want to answer? >> yes, sir. >> how do you account for dead chickens then? >> there's eight dead hens here in the back of the building, and, you know, it's kind of like a large city with 80,000 birds in the building. >> sure. >> occasionally we will have some mortality and these are taken to the back of the barn. now, our policy is to have these in a barrel. >> but they weren't at the time, were they? >> no, sir, they're not. >> go through the other photos, the mice along the conveyor belt for the eggs. >> would this not be acceptable -- >> go through there. look at the manure coming out of the building from the foundations, the door. this isn't something that just happened overnight. that manure pile is about seven to eight feet tall. it's seeping out through cracks. so number one, you have too much manure. it's flowing out of your buildings. you got cracks. you got dead mice. you got dead chickens, maggots. that stuff just didn't happen. i agree you're a big operation, but wi

over the region..3 and up toward the carolina oast we got another ne which is the remnants of nicole eedinges -n ourrgeneraa direction and towwad the west side of the chesapeake bay. we are looking at the eastside of the system because this the strongest storms are on that side. maybe later we will. 72 degrees the temperatureeright now in d.c. and baltimore. %-temperatures not an issue tod. heavy, 6-3 or 5 inches that would be more. rain begins to taper. still breezy and tomorrow still windy. -ther than that, partly cloudy and 63 degrees doesn't look so bad. 64 and 68 for the monday and3 tuesday. paatly cloudy skies.day with ww got a long way to go, guys, even thouuh you may see the rain ease up some..3 don't thinkkit's over because it will take until this eveeing and beyond for things to calm downn3 quute a bit. patrice, let's send it back to you. it's beeun as an active day and it ill finish as one as well. >> at the wall right. we willlallow people to track this storm all day. just go to foxbaltimore.com and use our interrctive tools to track the rain right down to your street. just go t

. >> i know, but he testified he cleaned eed -- when you were s you didn't have these problems. do you want to answer? >> yes, sir. >> how do you account for dead chickens then? >> there's eight dead hens here in the back of the building, and, you know, it's kind of like a large city with 80,000 birds in the building. >> sure. >> occasionally we will have some mortality and these are taken to the back of the barn. now, our policy is to have these in a barrel. >> but they weren't at the time, were they? >> no, sir, they're not. >> go through the other photos, the mice along the conveyor belt for the eggs. >> would this not be acceptable -- >> go through there. look at the manure coming out of the building from the foundations, the door. this isn't something that just happened overnight. that manure pile is about seven to eight feet tall. it's seeping out through cracks. so number one, you have too much manure. it's flowing out of your buildings. you got cracks. you got dead mice. you got dead chickens, maggots. that stuff just didn't happen. i agree you're a big operation, but wi

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