she joins us with the latest on sarah shou release. just took off from the airport in tehran.her way to the neighboring couny where her mother is already waiting for her. shourd is in good condition despite being in an iran prison 14 months. >> iran released one of the three american citizens detained in 2009. >> 410 days of solitary confinement over for california native sarah shourd. >> i want to offer my thanks to everyone in the world, all of the governments, all of the people of that been involved and especially paicularly want to degrees mahmoud ahmadinejad and all the iran officials for their gesture. i'm very humbled. >> officials y a $500,000 bail was paid. some papers were signed and th 32-year-old was officially free from an iraan prison. >> th money was ther and the judge issued the release order and ms. shourd was simply set free and can leave iran if she >> trave companion shane bauer and josh fattal are still in prison. all te famils are relieved and overjoyed sar has been releas. we're heartbrok shane and josh have been denied their freedom for no just cause. t

the document will guide them shou they gain a majority of seats in the upcoming midterm elections. >>der to create jobs, we need to end the uncertainty for job creators and the spending spree in washington. refm congress itself. >> democats dismissed the gop plan as recycled ideas that would make the nation's problems even worse presint obama delivered a major speech of his own today addressing the u.n. general assembly. he urged world leaders to push past years of cynicism and pessimism and press towards middle east peace. the president's challenge weeks after he helped relaunch peace talks between the israes and the palestinians. >> if an agreement is not reached, palestinians wi never know the pridend dignity that comes with their own state. israelis willever know the certainty and serity that comes with sovereign and stable neighbs who are committed to coexist. >> on other topics, mr. obama called on iran to impre its intent on nuclear program. the goal of turning ove control to the afghan government beginning next july, and he expressed his support for u.n. efforts to protect the

overnight we will look out for the fog develop and it shou push further inland towards the desert regionsooler behind the system so ovrnight temperatures, mid-and upper 40s in the north bay 5. 5 for san francisco, livermor 54, and a little mild weath for antioch at 60 degreesle we start off tomorrow morning wth poets of dense fog. have 0 to slow down the monda morning commute, and then in the forecast animation, the low clouds burn to just near the coast. 60s near the coast, and 70s elsewhere, and 80s inland. s here's a look at the hig tomorrow. 76, san jose, the coast, half moon bay, 6 4. palo alto, 74. sa francisco, you warm to 68 degrees, andmore sunshine. in the north bay, 80 for san rosa. 76, napa. oakland, 7 1. fremo, 7 4. pittsburg, 78. 77 for danville and concord. santa cruz, 74 doagz. the seveday forecast, the last 2000 fe -- last few days of sumer, fall arrives 8:09 wednesday night. and thursday, friday, saturday, offshore winds, and that's going to mean temperatures returning io the 90s inland for next weekend. >> alan: talk to shu the raiders eek out a win and change the quart

what shou it be >> wl, i--y're trying to put a plan and logic and rationality to this, frank--a very novel concept. i suspect--well, what it should be is more eyes, more ears, more voices out there, and a more sophisticated audience as well because the audience is gonna keep us all honest. >> jay, what should it be? >> well, i think we need to continue to work on community standards, we need reputation systems so we know who to trust, and we need amateur journalists working with professionals in pro-am hybrid forms to get the real potential out ofhese new tls. >> to the citizen-professional journalists, then, thank you both. we appreciate it very much. that's it for today's "future of news." join us next time from the knight studio at the newseum in washington d.c., where we are thinking what the role of the citizen can, should, and will be in journalism. i'm frank sesno. [applause] >> this program has been brought to you by a grant from the ford foundation, working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. for more information, visit...

would e continue as chancellor under a new mayor she said she will have to continue with the preshump shou shumsump. back to you in the studio. >> thanks very much. >>> coming up at 5:15, our education nation coverage contues. live to new york city to the plaza which has been transformed for this week's education summit. >>> new oday, police in prince george's county are on the hunt for a gunman overnight. one man had been shot. he w tak to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. the victim's name has not been released. >>> this morning, the hit and run ive who struck and seriously injured a 21-year-old woman on carroll avenue in silver spring. the car was speing when it hit the woman who was thrown under a parked truck after being hit. her name has not been released. and the action was so violent part of the side mirror was ripped off the car. >> the will be some kind of indicator that we'll be able to tell what it belongs to. ideally something that would be helpful is the color of the mirror could conceivably match the car. >> people around the area say traffic can be a problem and wo

during the day tomorrow, another summer-like day shou be partly cloudy to mostly sny at times. afternoon highs climbing to around 90 degrees again. actually tomorrow may be more humid than today, and it may stay rather humid into friday. just a touch more humidity arnd. but then we'll have that front approaching with increasing clouds on saturday. tt should cool things down, but still hotter than average. average this time of year ismid 70s. it appears we do have the front coming in that m sort of stall out here and may develop a weak area, that may give a chance for passing showers sunday and monday. then we ought to dry out midweek nexweek. >>> so you have grandma chopping wood the other morning. what is she doing this afternoon? >> looking for a t-shirt and shorts. >>> and let's find out what jerry edwar is doing with the midday traffic. >> northeast washington, that major construction project continues, progress is being made, sort of a way toss go. right at the maryland district line at eastern avenue, northbound and southbound at the work zone, one lane closed off and jus

. >> iran had demanded $500,000 bail for sarah showeryrrah shou. the bail was paid, but it's not clear who paid it. showered was hiking in iraq last summer, when the three strayed across iran's unmarked border. >>> a newspaper in memphis, tennessee is reporting that a noted civil rights photographer was in fact an informant for the fbi. his name is ernest withers. many his most important events are preserved for history because he captured them on f m film. those events include the moments that immediately followed the assassination of dr. martin luther king, jr. withers told the fbi about the workings that movement's inner circle. he's also accused of informing on people who supported the cause. withers died back in 2007. his daughter says the family denies the allegations and will fight them. >>> nfl officials are looking into whether members of the new yo jets crossed the line and harassed a female reporter. on saturday, the reporter from mexico's tv teca said she felt uncomfrtable. she told her story on the "today" show this morning. michelle f

. >> shou that for a message? it might bring women to the polls. historically their party holds the advantage among women. as politico reports, the gop is benefiting for a surge of loyal men. they could make the difference in the mid-terms. to counter that, democrats are looking to get minority voters who are crucial to president obama's win and looking for young voters. president obama is heading to the heartland with a rally at the university of wisconsin in madison and asking if the republican leadership is really doing what's best for the country. >> who is putting forward policy who is have a chance to move our country forward so the schools improve and we have world class infrastructure and who is just engaging in the rhetoric. if that debate is taking place over the next five weeks, we will do just fine. >> that are part of the interview with the live chat with the education nation. the plaza set up at 30 rock. i talk with the head of the national education association. there it is. let's go to msnbc analyst richard world, the author of rene

ok, what shou happen to grayson? should he be stoned to death as the iranians would probably do?at should happen? >> you know, i wouldn't really have any problem with that. i'm joking. >> i think he should be sanctioned. it's awful. and the people in orlando should take that into account because even the orlando newspaper, not a conservative one, but criticized grayson for doing this. >> when it came out this is completely manipulated and everybody is talking about it on both sides, you know, the liberal media and the nonliberal immedia media the fact that is that the ads are still running and people are saying hey, sorry. fine with it. it gets a lot of attention. >> alan grayson, everybody. oh, boy. huddy, thank you. we appreciate it. pinheads and patriots on deck. we'll show you what went down when we come back. when i had my heart attack, i couldn't believe it. it was a real shock. i remember being at the hospital thinking, "i should have done more to take care of myself." you should've. that's why i'm exercising more now. eating healthier. and i also trust my heart to lipitor

government spent -- committed $3 trillion, $4 trillion to make the banks whole so when you say what we shouo right now, obama could call for a moratorium. a moratorium what? two, three years on mortgage foreclosures. you know, that's what you do when you're facing a crisis. he could call for and push through a regulation as well as legislation saying the bankruptcy courts -- remember, we had the change in bankruptcy law to hurt consumers, make it harder for consumers to declare bankruptcy. well, they could push for new regulation, new laws. say, no, we're not going to leave it voluntarily as he's now doing with the banks to somehow make readjustments of which there have beenery few. has not dealt with the problem. they should say, no, this is the ball game right now. the ball game is keeping people in their homes. the ball game is preventing those board up buildings in the suburbs of south florida, riverside, california. if you travel in this country there's enormous pain. people's life savings, the sense of their worth, the piece of the american dream were tied up in their family. when y l

. >> given the fragility of the economy, all of the bush tax cuts shou extended temporarily. >> reportera major campaign issue, congresionrs s unlikely anything will get done about them until november. vinita and rob? >>> hurricane igor is growing in size as it rages far out in the atlantic. the category 4 storm is so big that nasa actually took pictures of it from space. igor now is more than 1,000 miles wide, and winds topping 140 miles an hour. it could threaten bermuda this weekend and bring some pretty rough surf to the eastern seaboard. good news here, it is not on track to make landfall here in th amazing how clear you images. tuesday foreca flooding, and isolated tornados from south dakota, nebraska to kansas. light rain from western montana thunderstorms from oklahoma city and som showers in northern new england. 89 in atlanta. 66 in fargo. 83 in omaha. 73 in detroit. phoenix still hot at 104. colorado springs 93. it's 84 in sacramento. and 72 in seattle. >>> well, from dachshunds to dalmatians it was quite a cool way to wrap up summer. >> nearly 1,000 dogs converged on a water

well, if the tax cuts expire, the ones you shou s under the b administration, they would be paying $2,000 more in taxes every year. there's a big chunk of change for this couple. we're hearing about the wealthy, those making more than $250,000. we jump way up. suddenly the couple making a heck of a lot of money, give them an income level near $400,000. if their current taxes at $100,000. see them go up about $6,000. so that's just a couple of examples there of how this could affect you and since we have time, toss in one more. one of the buzz words of this debate about your taxes, when's happening with this nation's economy right now and about this specifically, the president and his plan, millionaires. so i'm making this company millionaires as a last example here. with an income of $1.75 million, rolling in dough right now, taxes high, $573,000. look at what would happen if the cuts expire, it goes up about $70,000. that right there is a good example of this kind of debate hearing about on both sides. some people saying leave that money in the private sector. they'll spend it or invest

was never intended to tacklevery challenge, nor shou it, so we are working with other organizations to respond to the global financial crisis, we elevated the g-20, we convened the first ever nuclear security summit, new or old, the effectiveness of institutions depends on the commitment of their members and weave seen a level of commitment to sees enterprises, that we will continue to nurture. now, our efforts on climate chang and i see our commercial envoy, todd stern here, offer an example of how we are working through multiple venues and mechanisms. the united nations framework convention on climate change allows all of us, developed and developing, authority, south, east and west, to work within a single venue to meet this shared challenge. but, we also launched the major economies forum to focus on the biggest emitters, including ourselves and when negotiations in copenhagen reached an impasse, president obama and i went into a meeting with china, india, south africa and brazil, to try to forge pa compromise, and then with our colleagues from europe and elsewhere, we fashioned a

and it's probably not a surprise that from our perspective there shou be that recognition that those that are the end users and mitigating the commercial risk and over-the-counter markets should not have to have some of those requirements that we think even if it is just imposed on the financial counterparties will increase the transaction cost and be able to participate in it in those markets and therefore eliminate the benefits of the clearing exception. but that being said, i wonder going back to something previously that use it on the data reporting and whether there is going to be a recognition of a similar difference in treatment between the financial entities and the commercial end users with the real time reporting and as soon as technologically practicable recognizing that some of the systems set up in a these individuals and sometimes smaller organizations that will participate in the over-the-counter market may not be those as some of the other financial entities. >> i will give you a partial answer and then leave you with a question. the partial answer is the real time re