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going to the house and that is since new year's day 2004. and on to three to go in the half and knowing what he does and gets outside and breaks a tackle and the move. he's gone. maryland up 21-14 at the break and tied at 21 and going deep for something and this kid has some jets, 68 yards for the score and catches 149 and this touchdown and o'brien throws for 250 and two scores and the terps win 42-28. >>> and in chestnut hills and go the first to go for tech. tech is up 7-0 and in that first half. get out of bounds or something. stays inbound and no points on the board and hokies lead 7-0 and step up and back, 59 yards and the nice move here and he won't get in, 15 and 21, 237 in the air and the hokies shut out the eagles 13-0. >>> and virginia hosting vmi and that is look having two bis in a row and uvas horn 87 yards for the score. the first kickoff since 2004 and second quarter, all uva and going to fake the handoff and bird is the word. gets in and the hokies, up 21-7 and sorry all you uga alums and next drive and in, man, and he's in and and virginia rolls. >>> when we come back, look who is back for the washington nationals. niger morg

the same way. you go onto the e get going site. you have questions. i have a friend who might be in trouble. mily member. again, there is information about drugs, specific drugs of choice, what the consequences of use may be. both of the sites have free assessments that they can take, and something eric said, too, is about we've kind of looked at folks how many times they come back to the site because in order to use the site they can either do it anonymously or they can use their own name, a name that they make up. and what we found is some folks will come back two, three, four, five times to take that assessment one more time just to be sure they're seeing the right thing. and they're remarkably truthful, which was something else i have always found fascinating. they're truthful about what their use is and their results are pretty much the same. those are all free services. they can also say if they want to talk to an individual; they're thinking maybe now is the time. there's a toll free number they can call and actually talk to one of our national resource center folks, too. so that's ano

i think the answer is, we're going to have to try to get compliance. >> well, that's the question. -- okay. well that's the question. are you going to spend the next several months if you get to be chairman of the reform committee, subpoenaing people like rahm emanuel, perhaps rendell, anyone you are mentioning here, i don't know, asking them about a possible deal involving a job offer. are you going to spend your time doing that? >> as i said, when governor rendell said this is typical, it goes on. i've done something similar. a member of the bush administration's press team said that similar things happened under the bush administration. what we discovered was that laws that are on the books to prevent this, routinely are not considered to apply. so as part of reform, it's not a matter of looking back. let's asoum for a moment, as i believe, that every administration has done it, we will look into whether or not taxpayer dollars should be used in that way, and try to prevent it in the future, which i think are the sbechbt laws are. but we've got a lot bigger problems. you know we ha

the question. are you going to spend the next several months if you get to be chairman of the reform committee, subpoenaing people like rahm emanuel, asking them about a possible deal involving a job offer. are you going to spend your time doing that? >> as i said, when governor rendell said this is typical, it goes on, a member of the press team said similar things happened under the bush administration. what we discovered is that laws on the books to prevent this ree teenly are not considered to apply. as part of reform, it's not a matter of looking back. let's assume that every administration has done it. we will look into whether or not taxpayer dollars will be used in that way and try to prevent it in the future, but we've got a lot bigger problems. we have 1.4 trillion of borrowed money to get through of each year. we have to find savings, waste. that's the real agenda of our committee. >> so, it's not impeachable? you're changing your mind. it's not what you called impeachable. no, you use terms like this -- when you go after issues like -- >> i appreciate your comment, but i was quoting what dick m

for the construction training. >> what you do is get a 2 by 6 sitting on the saw horses. we will cut 10 feet. everybody going to get one and you measure up 6 inches. you sure you got 8 feet. >> as a carpenter you have to let them know what's expected and they need to know the stuff to get going on the trades. >> the main thing they need to know is how to carry the stuff on the job and the hussle. >> you can't work with the gloves. >> my part is a small part. my part is the best part. the part that really teaches them how to go out and fish rather than go to the fish market. my job is how to teach them to fish when the fish market is closed. >> this requires i thinking. when you go on the job site they will pay you 20-15, dollars an hour you have to think and figure stuff out and get the jobs done in a record time. >> one of the things we try to teach with the construction trades is your attitude going to work. how employers look on new workers and it's about profitability and productivity. it's not how much swings it takes to drive, you know, ita about do you have the right attitude? can you show up on time?

the game. here he's going to eat one back at the 21 yard line. and that was a train wreck from the get-go right there. >> todd: that was bad. all receivers covered. and all rushers unblocked. >> brad: that's a bad combination. >> todd: protect the football. and protect yourself. >> brad: third sack. of cousins on the night. so down to two time-outs for michigan state. 1:10 left. they know they'd like to get it down and try to win in regulation. but worst-case scenario, go to overtime. >> todd: i think you think that even more so as the home team. you're a home team, taking the game to overtime, you like your chances a little bit better than if you're the visiting team. maybe you're a little more aggressive as the visitor trying to get the win before you would get to overtime. kirk cousins has to be very smart with the football right now. >> brad: he's got nichol, cunningham, martin and fowler as his wide receivers on second down and 18. you'd like to get a chunk back, they will. a flag down in the backfield. got it back across the original line of scrimmage. but here's the penalty. >>

door and people cannot get in and out and so many times people walk on the cross walk to get into the train. they have to back out and get back into the sidewalk to let the car go so if the police go around and go after them, watch them more often especially in sunset area, oh! they do that every time. if police get after them. it will get some revenue for the city too. >> those are good segways to our other sections coming in. >> great comments and we'll take a break - take one more? >> let's let this gentleman have a quick question. >> i'm a safety rap actor with rubber tires and i feel if you put more decals on motor coaches and other city vehicles showing pedestrian crossing because we get a lot of incidents where people get off the bus and walk in front and car will come right around the bus and they just go fly through it. and that educate advertise and public by media or some sort? >> okay. thank you. >> thank you. i think we better wrap or we're going late for the re of the day. >> we have a break downnow andn at 11 we have another panel. >> our next panel this morning is on enforcements role in pedestrian safety. the moderator is julian ju let the coch

get as many people vaccinated as possible. upwards of 20% of the population in the united states is potentially going to get the flu virus this year. so... getting a flu shot is one of the easiest things you can do to protect not only yourself, but your loved ones from getting this dangerous, dangerous virus. >> when did you go to pharmacy school? >> a graduated in 2004. >> you've heard it since then, i'm going to get the flu if i get the flu shot. you've heard that. >> it's a common myth. sometimes people may develop a fever, that's probably one of the most common side effects and maybe pain or redness at the injection site itself, but you shouldn't get sick from getting the flu vaccine. >> i can shop at wegmans and get a shot from you? >> you can. we'll have a couple clinics in mid- to late october, starting in november. we'll offer this to the public this season. >> i can get the shot today? >> you can, they've decided that not isn't too early. the flu season typically runs from october through may with peek in about february, but it can still protect you throughout the entire season if you get it now. >> six months of age

the deficit. you get the economy going and get government spending down. throw a tax increase in there and we're going to have this recession go on, who knows how long. >> but you're still not saying where the big, big cuts would come from because some of the things you're talking about -- >> let me give you an example. >> social security or medicare, medicaid, wouldn't be the defense. >> let me give you an example of something we're doing already. senate republicans offered to freeze the top line on next year's appropriations at essentially what we spent this year. the difference between that and what the president asked for over a 10-year period would be $300 billion. with regard to the entitlements, the president has appointed a deficit reduction commission. i've appointed three members to it. john boehner has appointed three members to it. they're going to report in december and make a recommendation about what we might do about our long-term unfunded liabilities. we'll wait and see what they recommend, but hopefully it will be something that would be s

the luchisi. >> neil: why are you looking at me? >> you're going to like the health care plan whether you like it or not. >> neil: gerri, is this going to getu betcha, we were promised a whole lot of things, promised our health care costs weren't going to go up, we could stay with the same doctor. we are going to find that all of this is changes. >> neil: were you offended as i was by charlie's anti-italian-- >> no. >> neil: whatever, gerri, thank you very, very much. you can a catch her hit show on fox business-- wait a minute, you don't get fbn. >> get it. >> neil: the crew. week nights at 5 p.m. eastern time. we love the big guy, and the words for republicans, not backing tea party candidates and choice words for the big guy in washington. i chat with the republican governor chris christie. . >> unlike the president of the united states, i can't print money, okay? so i got what i got. and i'm not taking any more from all of you. the wrong thing to do. [applause] [ male announcer ] the financial headlines can be unsettling. but what if therwere a different sry? of one financial company that grew stronger through the crisis. when me lost t

they are confident the running game will kick into gear. >> trent is a good player. we just have to get things going>> whoever is called upon, you will have injuries. people will get hurt. >> deangelo hall is backing of his comments for throwing another player under the bus. he said he did not hear those comments until this afternoon. >> the big corner is all have that mentality. i would be disappointed if he did not have that mentality. >> he said what we already know. i don't think it bothers anybody on the defense. >> all is well in the redskins' locker room. what are you going to do if there is no nfl football season? how will you spend your sundays next year? the director of the nfl players association said on a scale of 1-10 the chance of a lockout next season is 14. >> nothing is changed. unless we get a deal done and we prepare our players -- until the ink is dry on a deal, players have to hope for the best. >> the caps open their preseason tonight in columbus. bruce boudreau wants to see his team get more physical from the get go. the caps are still burning about last year's playoff elimina

go on top of this. the bond rate is 7%. we are trying to keep that. we are getting some funding for the roleout of the -- rollout of the program. we are putting this forward at the get-go. we are offering this at 7%. and then, we think that after that grant, the interest rates will depend on market conditions. we are trying to keep this through the rollout of the program. as more finance providers become familair with the pace model, we will have a wider pool of finance providers. >> a perfect segue from kate 98, where does the financing comes from? -- come from? >> renewable funding is providing financing. private capital to fund the project. you went through a bidding process? >> it was very competitive and we are happy to be part of the team. >> will there be a limit on the size of solar power in a home? that is a good, broad question. can you do $150 million? i know you have some fanciful ideas. >> there is a minimum of $5,000. there is no maximum -- there is a minimum for commercial properties, no max. >> you can do a million-dollar installation. >> you can't f

the radio? >> reporter: traffic on 395 is probably going to get a appreciationiaibly worse one year from now when the defense department opens adjoining office towers along the highway in the west end of alexandrea. 6400 d.o.d. workers are going to be shifted here, primarily from the office buildings in crystal city, which in a post-9/11 world, are deemed insufficiently hardened in the event of a attempted terrorist attack. the new buildings are being constructed to modern security standards. unlike crystal city with a metro stop, the mark center facility in west alexandrea, will rely on a large degree on shuttle buses morn virginia congressman jim moran decided to test shuttle bus service. because there is no hov exit at seminary road, the test shuttle bus had to use the regular slow lanes of traffic on i-395. a trip of 7 1/2 miles. >> while this took 50 minutes. >> reporter: 550? >> 50 minutes, it will be raining tomorrow and will probably take over an hour. >> reporter: shuttle buses from the opposite direction, the pentagon metro stop will probably run more quickly like the cars on the left h

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the winds going to pick up. the fog is going to getly deep in the overnight hours and into the morning hours. it will take a lot longer to get the sunshine going, and we'll cool off, especially wednesday. 70s, 80s and couple 930s. most of us seeing the sunset at -- the sunset at 7:32 tonight. really nice and sunny. a great evening ahead. a little bit warmer tomorrow. closer to those mid and upper 90s in some of the warmer spots as you enjoy your labor day. and maybe at the beach or the pool. and then quite a bit cooler on wednesday. at that point, you are going to need some layers. all right, look at mika. little doggy there, so cute. lots apsos yesterday. bella and gracie, love to really travel all over the bay area. here is another one with the raiderettes. gracie from bethel island. mike, thanks for sending that in. look, they're all ready to go. their sisters, and they've got some pom poms. >> that's awesome. happy labor day, kraig. and happy labor day to you. an all new "meet the press" is coming up and we go to david gregory. >>

the restaurant to get the gun, you know? and i think at the end of the day, what have you to understand is that things are not going to get betterntry politically, because of the people. it's the people. the country can't get well if the people are sick. and the people are sick. now, i know obama's not been the best president, and the democrats are not the best politicians, but you know what? we elected him just two years ago to fix this massive bunch of problems we have, and because he didn't do it by football season, we are ready to throw him out on the street and bring back the guys who messed it up just two years ago. that's a little too impatient. yes, when he got the patient, the patient was bleeding to death. he got the patient to stop bleeding. but, okay, the patient is not up and back at the office quite yet. it's no reason to throw the doctor out and get back the doctor who was using leaches. >> larry: well put. but it is what it is. right? i mean, we can't -- >> it's not going to get better in our lifetime. i don't think. i don't want to be a downer, but, you know, my great friend arianna huffington has a book coming

the withdrawal of u.s. combat troops. instant karma is going to get the internet's rise in russia allowing more people to highlight problems like crime and corruption that in the past would have gone unnoticed. at what the house is not a home or what a home is not a house rather as average americans fall on hard times r.t. visits a homeless camp in the woods of new jersey to find out what options are left for those who've lost everything to the crisis. and proud to be celebrations in the republic of south which is marking twenty twenty years since it declared independence from georgia. up next concentrating troops in afghanistan and spending hundreds of billions of dollars in the hunt for al qaida is a deeply for all flawed strategy that's the view of former marine officer matthew hoh an outspoken critic of u.s. policy in the country he thinks washington is being in inconsistent in its military pursuits as he explains the artes guy nature to cuba. does the goal match the cost that is something many americans are asking when it comes to the u.s. strate

go against the spending thing. any big spending plan will be blocked in the senate. all the desire the administration to get big bail-out for municipalities, good luck, go to greece. you won't get it from washington. >> mike? >> i hope steve is right but i fear there will be more spending. the bigger problem is the fed chairman said he will support the spending, by supporting the borrowing that the government has to do to support the spending. he said i'll buy all the treasury bonds you throw out there and spend your way to a bigger mess right now. the government debt totals 94% of the economy. record since world war ii. debt got us in the problem. it won't get us out of the problem. >> rich karlgaard, spending spree coming? >> no. steve is right on the politics. we got proof that the stimulus is a failure. the mber declared the recession over in june of 2009. by that point, only 6% of the $800 billion stimulus had been spent. no impact on ending recession. it's had aerrible impact on keeping recovery lackluster. all the arguments that the obama administration is making, the stimulus is the only thing that

going to have against the orleans. just beyond candlestick park is red. getting but over to the chain's. it is stop and go to the bottom and-a james bridge. in the a.d. is above. and of the bridge toll plaza, this is word is getting really heavy. this is where it is getting really heavy, and it has been slow for the last one-1.5 hours as people try to get to the gang. it is going to be big, the jersey of jerry rice and a big game expected. >> new details on the bp spill that they have confirmed the well in the gulf of mexico has been permanently plot. they did more pressure testing over the weekend and the concrete is holding. permanently- plugged and allen say that this is not completely over and oil is the washing up on shore, a petulant remains. >> and we do not show large, mr. r concentrations but we need to understand what is happening on the floor of the sea. to do more testing. >> and it has spewed more hundred to wondered million gallons. and residents are saying that tar balls can still be found and ankle-deep, and 200 million gal. have been s spelled an

the country? are conservatives willing to maybe risk a seat so get the right person? >> you assume that the person in delaware is thinking, if i vote for her over castle, the is that going to impale our possibleties to get to the senate. >> more foun vote for o'donnell or castle. >> if you're a conservative in delaware, probably her. >> if you go into that voting booth, what's more fun to go into the voting booth and really kick butt and give it some juice and now that you made a difference or say, yeah, we'll keep it going the way it's been going for 30 years. chuck, do you think voters like to go in there and put some juice in that voting machine. >> they just don't vote on electability. a primary voter is motivated by their principles. >> has the republican party, not the old breed party, the new breed of hot ticket, hot tea party types, they're voting to me the way the old liberals used to vote. they used to have a phrase called ndc. it also meant november doesn't count. are republicans voting like democrats used to vote? you know she's right. >> exactly. you're seeing some of that because your conservatives in a place like delaware, or nationally, they want somebod

after the game jeter admitted he acted to get on base. i can tell the ump i'm not going to first. at do you think? >> on this particular occasion, this was very disappointed because he should have listened to ms. o'donnell and told the truth. he should have turned to umpire, sucked it up and said, i'm sorry, i wouldn't lie to hitler and i'm not lying to you. >> i think it's safe to say that he can, derek jeter did not rise to the mcdonald standard -- >> right down to first base. >> yankees now have lost eight of ten games. the rays are up a half game in the al east. >> lying really doesn't pay. >> it does not. an update on the reggie bush heisman trophy situation. on tuesday bush announced he would be returning the award. allegations that he and his family took cash during his time at usc. yesterday the heisman trophy said it would leave the title vacant for the 2005 season. the guy who got the second-most votes in 2005, titans quarterback vince young who was at texas at the time. he tweeted this after hearing about reggie's decision. quote, reggie will continue to be the 2005 awar

the goal is just to get it right. a couple of stoppages here. dan: remember, schaub goinghis replacement, did not see the ball come loose there. what an effort to go up and get this ball. certainly looked like he had it all the way. ian: joel dreessen started 11 games last season, and dreessen gets his number called in overtime and it could turn out to be the play that sets up the game-winning field goal for houston. jeff triplette will take a look at what you're seeing right now. dreessen getting upstairs and hauling that ball in dan: there will be some defense'6" backs that sleep well tonight. ball in the air, a lot of great effort. dreessen know he is made that catch. telling everybody on the sidelines, i had it. ian: there's no doubt that the officials are being extra cautious, making sure that they check on everything. previous play was called a clean catch on the field to jones, they took a look at that the fans here disagreed when they saw the replay on these brand new h.d. screens inside fedex field and now on this play, back-to-back. joel dreessen. dan: decision t

to go to the store. >> and that as we go to get the groceries? >> yes. ng your basket? >> yes, and it is going to take the longer and when i have a cart full of groceries. and it is going to be difficult for me and also for senior citizens. i do not know how they're going to be able to get a round, and with no income. i'm not able to peace somebody to take the rounds what is would be very inconvenient. i'm not able to just pay somebody to take me- around. >> ac transit also said of reducing poverty hours of the weekend lines that were not as early as october, those weekend lines will be reduced. >> this woman was jogging near colleen drive/snell drive this suspect attacked her. he is suspectedescribed as hispanic, , she was able to get away. >> and i smiled, and 70's, 80's for the most part with low 80s inland. nice, day, baby wide, at upper 70's, low 80s for the south bay bravehearwarmer weath, mild and temperatures overnight polk be a few degrees or the or so, this morning. again, a warmer starred as we head towards 3:00 p.m., it is going to be sunny an

the tax cut. they're not going to know. it won't be resolved before the election. no way that obama is going to... i think at the end of the day they'll get extended at least for a year. there's no way that democrats are going to vote for that before the election because their base would never tolerate it. i can't see any of these other stimulus measures.... >> smith: what were you going to say? >> the one thing we will likely see before the elections is this small business jobs bill that's been languishing in the senate. that's their first order of business. they probably have the votes to pass that in about a week or two. that's the one thing that democrats can taught as they head into the election. >> smith: let's assume the clock has run out then which is basically your premise. do the democrats lose the house? >> that's what all the prognosticators are saying right now. their margins for how many seats the republicans will get is inching higher and higher. we saw a couple of very reliable predictions this week saying that the republicans will win back 45 seats in the house, 50 seats in the house. they only need 39 seats. it's looking

finally address what herb stein, he said let's make this the year we either get rid of the federal deficit or get rid of the idea that we're goingt rid of the federal deficit. >> then let's repeal the middle class tax cuts. >> but the $4 trillion in new extended deficit, mr. mcconnell is advocating. >> lehrer: we have to go. thank you both >> woodruff: again, the major developments of the day: president obama appointed elizabeth warren to set up a new consumer financial protection agency; hurricane karl plowed into veracruz, mexico, causing widespread damage; and afghan president hamid karzai urged voters to turn out tomorrow in parliamentary elections. but taliban militants threatened violence. and to hari sreenivasan in our newsroom for what's on the newshour online. hari. >> sreenivasan: there's more from shields and brooks on "the rundown" later tonight. paul solman offers his analysis of elizabeth warren's role as a consumer advocate on his "making sense" page. a follow-up on the gulf oil spill. we talk to a scientist who is examining how bacteria deep underwater are gobbling up natural gas released by the leak. and on "art

the timer goes off and you go, i could do a little more of this, because once you're in it, now you're in the momentum of getting it done. very different than thinking about it i have to do this, how am i going to do it. very different. >> the book is called time management in an instant. thank you for being here. >> my pleasure. >> we'll get the rest of your life organized like your space. stay with us. closets -= anyplace holding the >>> okay. you're controlling your time with your lists and priorities and your focus and getting rid of distractionings but your backdrop, home, office, desk drawer, closets, anyplace holding the stuff in life or your work, chaos on steroids. she is a bay area professional organizer and yesterday our ability to sort stuff is desperate enough to have to pay for help in doing it. welcome. how is business? >> business is great. >> i'll bet it is. let me get the sexist point out of the way first. i have a theory. men can't get rid of things more than women? >> that is false. women are more apt to ask for help although i do have a lot of men clients as well, but it is skewed more towar

right now we need to get everybody off the bus and get them the medical help they need and that's what they're doing. >> can you tells how far the backups go so we can at least keep abreastof what's going on there. >> >> the backups will be kp extensive. we're goin do our best to get traffic moving as quickly as we can. >> can you tell our viewers the ext location, northbound, southbound lanes, all still closed? >> it's my understanding north and southbound lanes are still closed. the crash i in the northbound side of i-270 in the area of the sky ramp. >>> and trooper shipley, have all of the people on the bus been industry indicate and if so where have they been take snn have they all been removed to hospitals? >> they have not all been removed to the bus and that's what our troopers and the ems personnel are attempting to do right now. >> one other question. do we know if any other vehicles were involved in this or if it's is just this one bus or what do we know about this bus? it looks to be a tour bus. >> it's my understanding it's a charter bus with parents and students onboard, but any more detail, we don't have any information. this

the most difficult thing will be to get we, the regulators, and everybody else to turn around and look to the future. >> that's going to take getting back to the political process because these regulators are not driven by their own imaginations, they are usually implementing statutes and responding to very important public imperatives. >> the general part of the answer is to get everybody around the table and have an integrated approach. and recognize that a lot of groundwork has to be done in facilitating that, in resolving the inherent conflicts because we're not used to sitting around the table with regulators, necessarily, and reaching a consensus on how to go forward. it's not the traditional way of working in many areas. secondly i think to recognize is what drives the regulators. the regulators work for an agency and are usually accountable to the public for a public process. their concern is if they don't invoke certain regulations they will be liable, they will be answerable to the public, and we have to help them with that issue. we have to help them see this is a two-way process. >> i am being dragged of

it is a working holiday for the president too, on the road today talking about jobs, his plan to get the economy going. how will he create those jobs with an unemployment rate of

the social security checks. people were scared they weren't going to get their medicare payments. and newt gingrich was the guy in charge. well, this will hopefully focus american's attention on exactly what will happen if you put the washington republican leadership back in charge. you're going to get more the same. you're going to get the same old economic policies that we got for eight years under the bush administration and you'll get the same kind of rhetoric and constant investigations that you got under gingrich instead of focusing on the country's problems. >> what about their strategy on the right? early 2009 the first guy to come out and take a swipe at president obama was dick cheney and that went on for about four, five months. and then it was kind of transferred over to the senator from south carolina, who gave us the waterloo comment av course a no agenda to everything that the democrats and the majority has proposed, and you know, led by president obama. so now we have got -- cheney's pretty much out the mix. here's newt with some the most radical stuff that we've ev

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on the flip side, they're going to raise our taxes. i am, if we get back to profitability, i'll be in that tax bracket. that's the unfair thing where the income has to flow through personal tax returns and makes it harder to buy the fork lift and hire more people. putting me up to a 39.6% tax bracket isn't fair. >> what about the fact that you're a member of only 2% of the people in this country that would be in that tax bracket, correct? >> sure. but the point is, i take a five-figure salary. we put the money we earn back into the business. the whole reason we're getting through this recession is we saved our money when times were profitable. we had no debt. i lost hundreds of thousands o dollars in 2008 and 2009. i kept everyone on the payroll. i protected their jobs because we believe in our people. that's the way small businesses are, at least our small business. now we are struggling to make sure we can make money again. i would be profitable this year except when my largest customers filed chapter 7 in june. this year, i'll have a $120,000 write

creators farms and all the farms from miller's farms. going to get the mushrooms going here in the pan. >> okay. and what is this? >> that is a crust that we make. >> out of phyllo? >> yes, out of five crusts. >> that's not easy to make because it is so, so thin. >> we buttered each layer, then cut them and bake them. >> that is lovely. all right. so the mushrooms -- and you're putting a little -- wine in there? >> little riesling. so it has a little bit higher sweetness with the mushrooms. >> okay, all right. and then what else? >> basically, that's going to be it. a little bit of salt and pepper. add the salt at the base of the plate. >> again, shenandoah national park, really this time of year, it gets to be full and the leaves have changed. just a beautiful, beautiful ride, it's great to take the family. the kids, you can go horse back riding, but you can also get some fabulous food and if you stop by, ask for chef byjon. tell him i sent you. doesn't that look nice? that's lovely. thank you chef. >> thank you. >> thank you for being with us. come

get on the train. these trains would go all the way down, do their turnaround and go the other way. le to get across that bridge. they're going to have to stop at probably either yankee stadium or melrose. the other one, probably mt. vernon and if you went from new haven to bridgeport, took any one -- took that train in from those areas you are stuck downtown right now. you're going to have to get a cab, a car, something. something to get you across the river to get you to a station to the east of there, unless there's going to set up a bus service. i've been on the website looking. i don't have anything yet new how they're going to get the commuters over that bridge to get to the other stations. clearly, you can get from greenwich to new haven. that train would still be open. that line would still be okay. it's that bottleneck to get you from grand central to poughkeepsie, to chappaqua, to new haven. you can't get over that bridge to get there now. >> we've heard from folks on beeper lines, on the phone from us. haven't heard from anyone on the ground at the scene of the fire until

the right and they love it. if we don't get a withold of this game now, the country will go right down the tubes. >>> president obama made a brilliant move about an hour ago, stealing the headlines from the nut job tea partiers and sticking it to the republicans holding down the middle class in this country. he used the word hostage. >>> are republicans eating their own? carve rove attacked the tea party's new darling, and the righties are ripping him. they all got a piece of rove today. i'll sort it out for you in a moment. this is the story that has me fired up tonight. now, i don't care how many psycho talkers won last night. i don't care, but, folks, it looks like the democrats really need to get this thing in gear. what happened is bad for america in my opinion. the so-called political experts think the tea party senate candidate christine o'donnell's win in the delaware primary signals an upcoming civil war in the republican party. tim kaine was on the ""today"" show. >> the other thing i think it shows is the deep civil war going on in the republican party. the message is moderates aren't welcome. mike castle

get to the quarters needs to to get to the quarters here. bill: monfils gets the better of that exchange. john: he's got great speed. it's going to be awful tough to pull this off. and gasquet, while he's athletic and he moves well, he's not in the same league. jim: there you go. gasquet opening the court up, playing the soft angle volley, recognizing he hurt his man and carving him up with the angles there. beautiful. look at this one. just outside of the ball. deadens it. no follow-through. too cute. bill: he's starting to look over to his coach there, gabriel markus saying this guy is too fast for me now. this is the shot. a dropped volley from behind the service line. jim: and he's moving away from the net there too. bill: so easy in this booth. john: yeah, that's true. bill: [laughter] bill: [laughter] . >> out! bill: point to hold. john: monfils sometimes gets himself in trouble when he doesn't recognize the opportunity prevented to him, to really take charge. he doesn't want to let gasquet back in this. his level of play is not what you would expect from him and it's slip from the beginning out match. he's gotten worse