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liz in youry -- liz murray and her journey from being homeless to harvard. her story is the basis for the acclaimed new memoir "breaking night." we're glad you joined us. biographer ron chernow and liz murray. coming up right now. >> his name is james and he needs extra help with his reading. >> james? >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference. >> thank you. >> you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports "tavis smiley" with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is helping to improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment one conversation at a time. nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- tavis: ron chernow is an acclaimed author and biographer whose houses include "house of morgan" and biographies of alexander hamilton and john d. rockefeller. his latest is a look at our first president george washington, the book called "washington: a life." it's an honor to have you on this program. >> apleasure. tavis: let me start with the obvious because it's a pretty dense text as the audience can see. so

liz winstedt. liz is going to be performing at landy's cabernet on october 15th. lizhone text survey i asked you, should any group or any one be excluded from tomorrow's one nation march on washington? 10% of you said no. 90% said of you said. before i go tonight i want to take just a moment one more time to tell you that the mission of the one nation march, you can see it on my website at wegot ed.com. it's mission statement.

if it's friday it's time for "club ed" with "daily show" co-creator liz winsted. lizyou're a minnesota girl and you love the vikings, it's been a rough week for brett favre. this is what happened to him at practice this week. he took one in the groin. ow! ow! >> ed, that is the absolute definition of being ball sacked, right there, you witnessed it. >> what is that. >> they've got the cowboys coming up. i hope he's ready. >> i do, too. >> the big debate last night, the big debate last night, harry reid and sharron angle, who won, how did it go? how do you score it? >> we all lost. first of all harry reid is running against possibly the scariest person ever to run for the u.s. senate an he chose not point that out. i mean it's incredible. he's like the electorate whisperer. you know he just stands there, apparently bored, bored at his own debate, and she offered nothing. she was stumbling through what she had to say, and she nailed him with that whole, you live at four season thing, like anybody expected that harry reid, where does she think he lives in the unibomber's

. >> this is liz who has a mean skater's lunge. >> liz is a natural skater i if you have ever seen thes. she's stepping back and across her body. >> how do you keep the stability of the top of your body with your ankles so you don't hurt yourself. >> keep yourself -- >> so many people do a step up, she's doing a step across. so she's moving laterally again because she's getting more glut and more butt involved. instead of stepping forward and back, that lateral movement is getting the hips and the butt involved. i would have her do 20 on one leg and 20 on the other leg, as you progress add a higher step or some weight. >> next we have jill. >> what jill's doing is a dead lift. i have shown this exercise before, it works the hamstrings, the muscles in the back of the thigh. you can have a couple of water bottles, you can have some hand weights. we went to a hardware store because we didn't have a bar here and i got a lead pipe. so she's lifting a 10-pound barbell. >> how do you portion your back? >> you want to keep your back arched the whole time. if you're looking sideways, notice i p

liz trotta joins us with more details and liz, what say you about the situation? >> kelly, remember the days when we heard hillary clinton talk about the vast right wing conspiracy? well, it turns out we might have a left wing conspiracy in the left wing blogs. this is a story that separates real journalists from bloggers, it's so interesting. the story about the chamber of commerce, namely they were siphoning funds off political, from taking from foreign contributions and giving them elections, came from progress.com, a far left website and they are part of or an arm of the center for american progress, but from there it seemed to morph into moveon.org and seemed it turn up in the senate with senator al franken democrat from minnesota and from there, it went to president obama who calls it a threat to democracy. well, of course, the new york times among other mainstream media to point out that none of this was true. but let me read you just a little quote from a new york times piece putting this into perspective. on closer examination shows there's little evidence what the cahamber does, according to liberal and conservative election law lawyers and campaign finance documents. in fact, the controversy over the chamber of commerce financing makes a more about the washington spend cycle, where an internet blog posting can be quickly picked up by like minded groups, political power with the president himself, than it does about the vagueries of campaign finance. they led the charge and who put the story down and the white house, there was no evidence that the chamber was doing this. >> kelly: and you know, the chamber of commerce came on our air, the representatives came on fox news and flatley denied the allegations that the president and vice-president have charged them with. so what happens after this? >> well, i think what happens after this, i think, you know, all it did was put the obama administration in more trouble and of course, democrats everywhere, because it's so unseemly and had this unseemly picture of a president of the united states using unsourced and really illegitimate material from left wing blogs. one would hope that his sources were better than that. one would think that the president had the best sources in the world. but this really was a faux pas on their part. but kudos to the main street media for not setting it right and not buying into the left wing conspiracy. >> we're facing the med terms and the president is falling in terms of popularity, is this something that could be construed as an act of desperation in terms of trying to make sure the democrats win? >> yes, i think that's absolutely right and you know, especially, also, wonderful little detail, the white house press spokesman spent all week putting the chamber of commerce, he worked for a group like this where nobody developed where the funds went so there you are. >> kelly: lizand thank you to your report for us as well. >> thank you. >> kelly: and liz trotta on fox news, that will do it for us, i'm kelly wright. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby. the journal editorial report is next. we hope you have a great day! . ♪ [ male announcer ] there is nothing more profound than hope. it is the promise that compels us to make the journey from wonder to discovery. the science of chemistry, our guide. the human element, r conscience. and to make this journey, we have become the new order of hunters and gatherers. finding answers in the elements. and a way forward illuminated by hope. a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation

liz crenshaw joins us tonight with the awful story about a baby found strangled in her own crib. lizemember the report of this death in march. a 10-month-ol strangled by the cord of her baby monitor. his security detail tried to help save her life. tonight the child's parents issue this warning. >> this is savannah perea. happy, healthy. the week before her 10-month-old life was cut short. >> we spent a lot of time with her in the back, trying to teach her what butterflies and bugs and things were. >> like most parents, savannah's mom and dad bought all e equipment to keep her happy and healthy, toys and most important for safety, they thought, a baby monitor to listen and watch her when she was in her crib. >> it's natural, i think, for parents to want to have whatever technology is available to them to help them better assure the safety of their chi. >> savannah's parents knew the monitor had to be placed where she could not reach it, but close enough to hear and see her. what they didn't know was that fateful day, savannah had learned to pull herself up in her crib. >> she was in

liz crudo and dan kelly of the department of human services. >> i values handouts. so -- -- i also have handouts. so. h -- -- so -- >> good afternoon. i'm liz crudo, i'm a program manage we are the family division of human services agency and dan kelly is the manager for our planning and evaluation staff. i'm going to talk about our some of our inner agency partnerships that are serving the school district children in san francisco. this is not all of our partnerships but they are some of the key ones and you'll hear some echoing of what si ling is saying with our partnership. just so you have some background and some context to foster children in san francisco, this is some statistics on who those kids are. there's about 1,300 -- there's a typo there. there's about 1,300 who are san francisco department. half of those students are placed out of county. about 60% of those 1,200 children are placed with relatives. 426 are age 5 and up. so that's the population we are talking about, age-school children. i wanted to talk a little bit about our math team which is an inner agency collaboration of the different divisions. but you see here before

the rumor that he was sleeping with liz lemon, tina fey's character and word started to spread through the halls of nbc. >>> and we have this just into us, richey and liz. eyewitness reports, k-i-s-s-i-n-g. let's go to andrea mitchell. >> thank you, brian. slut. >> andrea mitchell going with slut. we played it at this early hour. nice job by brian and andrea. >>> last night, big news on jersey shore. can you believe this? angelina, she has not been popular around the house. she left the show last year. last night, they came to blows. >> all of yous in this house are - are -- i want you all to know that i can't stand any of yous. >> okay. >> yeah! this is what's up. >> snooki. >> don't do that to me right now. >> you leave this house right now. >> that's good stuff. a lot of hair pulling. hold my ear rings. that's going to be on a lot of t-shirts this coming summer. >> after that fight between snooki and angelina, mostly hair pulling. j wow finally intervening. angelina, she left last season. now, officially left the house. i don't mean to editorialize here but some people are saying, good riddance, this morning. fair thee well, an gel lee that. >>> why

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liz lemon, is having an affair. and wait until you hear the jaw dropper! >> and we have this just in to us. richie and lizee. eyewitnesss report k-i-s-s-i-n-g. for more let's go to nbc's andrea mitchell. >> thank you, brian. good luck. >> i didn't even know she knew that word. and this just in, last night was not the premiere of "30 rock." >>> this fight makes the wwe look tame. the girls of the "jersey shore" sharpened their claws and just went at it. i've been corrected, my crew tells me, yes, i can call it mano a mano, but it's not just hand-to-hand combat here, it's also hair pulling and, you know, like, wrestling on the ground! they're all tangled up, i don't know any of these people, but here it is. here's how it went down -- >> all of you that are in this house are [ bleep ]! and i want you all to know that i can't stand any of you! big [ bleep ] all of you. okay. >> oh, yeah, this is the tough. this is the tough. ♪ ♪ richie the gangster >> you know it's in trouble when she takes off her earrings! apparently one of the girls is not coming back for season three of mtv's "jersey shore." now, listen,

liz lemon was having an affair. but wait for the draw dropping from andrea mitchell. >> and we have this just in to us, richie and lizn-g. for more les let's go to andrea mitche mitchell. >> thank you, brian. best cameo ever, right? >> great. and the lovely ladies from "jersey shore" pull out the claws for the cat fight of the week. it was budding author snooki taking on house mate angelina. just watch how it all starts. >> i want you all to know that i can't stand any of yous. all of you! >> okay. >> oh, yeah, this is what's up. this is what's up. ♪ we keep it gangster >> i'm going to leave this house right now! >> you want to guess what the fight was over, don? >> what, chris? >> a guy. >> a dpi. >> are you shocked? >>> states and towns are tightening their budgets and the trickle down effect is hitting our con's schools but just how much does it cost school districts to educate our children? we'll look at the price tag and whether money really makes a difference in the quality of education. maybe you want school kids to have more exposure to the arts. maybe you want to provide meals for the needy. or maybe you wan

liz mcdonald with the fox business network is live outside our studios with this story. liz, who has raised concerns over our extreme debt. >> reporter: pentagon officials including admiral michael medical even who is the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. hillary clinton, u.s. secretary of state. take a hreuts tone what hillary clinton has said about this issue. >> rising debt levels poses a national security threat. it undermines our capacity to act in our own interests, and it also sends a message of weakness internationally. >> reporter: general at issue here government officials are saying look a debt- the u.s. could basically caus cause a gll run on the u.s. dollar that could start overseas. we are seeing the u.s. dollar dropping to 15-year lows against the yen already. there are fears that our foreign holders of u.s. debt could start rotating out of their holdings of the u.s. treasury. we see china doing that already. china's hold dinner dings are down by about $100 billion from last year. borrowing costs could rise as bond yields rise. this is a very serious issue for the entire country. jenna: there is a lot of information out about the debt right now. when we talk about foreign ntoncy issues secretary c touched on this a little bit, why is it so important for americans to realize what that debt does to our foreign policy? >> reporter: because here is what happened. take a look at what happened before fannie mae and freddie mac were seized by the u.s. government. henry paulson former u.s. treasury secretary had testified to congress saying that russia pressured china into unload be fanny mae and freddie mac debt. russia had unloaded $60 billion of that debt to force the u.s. to take the two companies into conservatorship. it could cause the foreign cost to rise and the printing of money devals the dollar and makes the dollar cheaper leading to inflation. back to you. jenna: thank you so much, lizreporter: sure. jon: fox news alert, and some new information about that skydiver stuck in a tree. harris is on it from the breaking news desk. >> reporter: good news, i talked when i talked to fire and police departments in dunstable, massachusetts that they thought they had a very good chance of getting this guy down. now we are learning he doesn't have any major injuries and he's alert and talking with rescuers. they've got, jon from what i'm being told some of the best high ankle rescuers in the state of massachusetts on this rescue. you can see a little bit of red to the bottom side of your screen, that's part of the parachute i'm told, this is in dunstable, massachusetts about an hour drive north and west of boston. a high-tech ankle rescue going on with a skydiver who doesn't have a lot of experience. he's about 40, 50 feet up in the tree. there is a life flight on stand by and a medivac on stand by. they do feel they will get this man down safer. a skydiver falls into the trees

liz trotta, i recall that 1989 situation in st. patrick's cathedral as a young reporter. thank you, lizthe vietnamese american vote could turn a race in california already locked in a dead heat, casey stegall is joining us now with a quick update. hi, casey. >> hi, jamie, in the district that represents much of orange county, california the major political players have traditionally been white and latino. in fact, the latinos make up about 68% of the constituents there, but only about 44% of the actual voting base. vietnamese american voters make up roughly 15% of the district, but a higher percentage of them usually turn out to the polls according to analysts. now unwith of the candidates, a california assemblyman who happens to be a vietnamese immigrant himself and is hoping to harness the votes and a 14 year incumbent and showing him trailing his democratic opponent by just about two points according to the real clear politics average. jamie. >> jamie: all right, casey stegall live for us in los angeles watching this race. fox news watching all the races you want to keep it right her

liz crenshaw. how do you safely clean up a broken or burned out compact >>> ar renters covered by flood damage? anhow do you clean up a broken fluorescent bulb. >> this is our first ask liz. you good? >> i'm ready. somebody else came up with the question. so no sweat. >> just go for it, man. >> let's start off with the weather. people who rent their homes right now want to know are they covered foramage that is caused by flooding, like we had over the past couple days. >> it's a good question for renters. if your apartment is damaged by floodwaters, say, from a crek overflowing its banks and soaking your apartment, that kind of damage is not covered, even if you have renter insurance. just like homeowners insurance, renters can buy a separate policy from the national flood insurance program and from a f private insurer but there typically a 30-day waiting period before thatew policy goes into effect. so we like renters insurance, but it's not going to cover flood damage. >> read the fine print. >>> all right. next question from a viewer asking about white wall tires. and i wondered about this. the viewer wants to know why car manufacturers are no longer putting white wall tires on cars. >> i remember white wall tires. it was harder to keep them clean, which a toothbrush almost. >> we turned to bridgestone's tire america operations for this answer. it says that the move fromhite wall tires to black wall tires began many years ago. vehicle manufacturers choose a specific tire style as part of an overall look of the car. the current styling trend is a high-rim diameter tire with black side walls. and since the car manufacturers also drive replacement tire sales, the demand for white wall tires is decreasing every single year. so no more toothbrush, just black walls out there. >> you see them on the classic cars. >> we could try to make a comeback for them. >> maybe we can do that. >> you and i. all right. >> our last question comes from carol in silver spring. she started using the compact fluorescent light bulbs to save some energy. she wants tknow how tolean up a broken cfl bulb. and how to dispose of it. >> the environmental protection agencyave us this answer. the epa says since cfls contain a small amount mercury, there are important guidines to follow for correct disposal. before cleaning up a brok bulb, you're supposed to air out the room for 15 minutes as a precaution. next, you carefully scoop up the glass fragments using stiff paper or cardboard and place them in a glass jar or sealed plastic bag. you pla all those materials outdoors in the trash. for a burned out bulb that isn't broken, they recommend you take advantage of the local recycling centers for those. if your state does permit putting cfls in the crash, seal the bulb into two plastic bags and put it outse in the track. for more information about cfls and how to find recycling centers near you, go to nbc washington.com. you can also use this e-mail aress to contact us about any story idea that you have. coming up on "news4 at 5" with ask lizes car insurance cover water damage from that flooding? what is the difference between whole grain, multigrain and whole wheat? and why does harris teeter require customer information for rewards cards? we're going to answer those questions at 5:00. >> a lot of interesting questions. >> you'll ne in because you won't be asking me the questions at 5:00. >> i'm going to watch. >> good job, eric. barbara? >> okay. >>> one of the most recognizable faces and bodies of victoria secret is hanging up her wing supermodel heidi klum announced that she won't be appearing in thevictoria secret fashion show this ear. klum has been an angel in the annual event for at least 12 years. the 37-year-old has quite a few other roles to keep her busy. among her jobs hosting "project runway" and being a mom to four kids. she is also set to shoot a new reality sho with her husband, the british singer seal. >>> and when "new4 at 4" continues, find out why the couple known as the white house party crashers are