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as we had to ocean city, md. gus will be at 105 mi. per hour. tropical storm force winds scheduled to last 24 hours. as we head to new york city, gusts could get up to 100 mi. per hour in forecast to hit this evening lasting 21 hours, into tomorrow evening. in portland, maine dust could get up to 85 mi. per hour and forecast to last 12 hours. now we're going to head back to the bay area weather. here is a live look outside for the mt. tam cam. and little bit breezy. stake clouds and patchy close to fall. as we head into the afternoon sunny and warm conditions getting really warm inland. we are expecting a lot of '90s and we will see overnight fog and clouds come back into the forecast. let's take a look at temperatures outside, mostly into the 50s and 60s. 51 in santa rosa, 53 now. mid-50s through oakland as well as concord. some of those 60 degree readings in places like mountain view and san jose. afternoon highs will be warm and places like livermore. the same for antioch. mid-60's for half moon bay. as you head to the north bay we are expect

department of health and human services, rockville, md; captain joan hunter, director of psychological health, u.s. public health service, detailed with the national guard bureau, arlington, va; hector zayas, recovery coach and consultant, orlando, fl; dr. bradley karlin, national mental health director for psychotherapy and psychogeriatrics, office of mental health services, department of veterans affairs headquarters, washington, dc. kathryn, more than 2 million troops deployed to afghanistan and iraq. what are some of the behavioral health issues related to the returning vets that are there, the vets that are there, and the returning vets? i think all of us are paying great attention to the behavioral health issues of anyone who has been in combat. and, first of all, when we use the term "behavioral health," we generally are talking about a broad range of mental and emotional and substance abuse disorders and/or problems. we know that anyone who has been in combat will probably suffer from trauma and anyone who has been in a combat situation will have effects of that trauma. so, the

department of health and human services, rockville, md; jane callahan, director, national community anti-drug coalition institute, community anti-drug coalitions of america, alexandria, va; jordan burnham, mental health advocate, active minds inc., washington, dc; dr. wendy greene, assistant director of trauma and critical care and program developer, screening, brief interventions and referral to treatment program, howard university hospital, washington, dc. fran, what is the definition of behavioral health, and how do we distinguish between prevention, early intervention, and treatment within that definition? the definition for behavioral health for samhsa is we are taking the substance abuse and mental health prevention, intervention, and treatment programs, and we are encasing it within the disorder realm. so substance abuse, prevention, intervention, and treatment are exactly the same, same levels, and so is mental health. we are finding that mental health properties for prevention, especially, are very similar to the properties of substance abuse, and treatment is different in one respec

also, back here in the bay, the niners made a call to arms monday, but thulco md e b the answer to the9ers quarterback woes? the answer ahead in sports. >>> the idea of six degrees of separation is a notion that has fascinated statisticians and sociologists for years. now, of course, we're going to take it on-line. facebook and yahoo are using modern social networking to test the theory. how many people do you know and are we really all connected? it's the small world experiment. anyone with a facebook account can sign up to participate. the exercise involves contacting a target person through your friends via facebook. log on to facebook and check it out. i'm sure we all know each other somehow via six degrees. >> i bet it's like three degrees. we're like one degree. we're very close. we're tight. >>> we're talking degrees in terms of weather. >> look at you. >> the chief meteorologist. >> yes, definitely. let's get a look at these numbers now. 67 in oakland and we do have winds westerly at 14 miles per hour. the fog building up at the coastline as well. so that dry throughout the day

sanjay gupta, he's a neurosurgeon and the host of "sanj "sanjay gupta, md" and thank you both for beinganjay, i want to play a little bit more of summitt. this was from -- she sat down with "the washington post" after her initial announcement, and she described her symptoms. take a listen to this -- >> well, just for one thing, getting up and getting ready to go to the office and, you know, not sure what time i'm supposed to be there, you know? and i think it was, you know -- for me i was -- i was trying to figure it out. you know? and i think that's why -- that's why at times, you know, i'd stay here as opposed to going in early to work and, you know, just -- just to be around the house and be in a, you know, safe place. >> sanjay, she also talks about feeling really low, second-guessing her decisions. i think we can all understand and all have had that feeling of i can't remember this, what is this about, what does the depression -- it sounds to me more like depression, i feel really low, i'm second-guessing my decisions. is that a part of early onset alzheimer's? >> it certainly can

. >> not if they in an envelope md "secret orders." it's an extra step. [laughter] well, with this information in hand with the sense that the cat is out of the bag, that lee's plan has been exposed and the knowledge has been gained by the union commander, the forces meet. it's the bloodiest single day of the war, and, um, it's portrayed in different ways at the time. certainly, lincoln needs to declare it a triumph. but did lee lose, or did mcclelland barely win? what's your sense of how you conclude who gets responsibility and who gets blame for what happened on september 17th? >> mcclelland was convinced that he -- he was afraid to win, which was the essential part of the thing. can i read something about this? because there's a letter that mcclelland wrote, and i made a copy of it. this is to his wife, and this is one day after the battle, september 18th. and at 8 a.m. they've had this terrible battle, and they don't know -- at dawn lee is still this. he's not left the battlefield, so everyone at least on the union side and on the confederate side, to

from elitem md.. ramirez hit the real in the back. the word is phillies were trying to steal a base. they go back and forth., print there was pushing and shoving. in premier is were all toss out. >> a scary moments. a call rather a pitcher hit in the head by a line drive. 60 ft. point 6 in. from home plate. the picture isn't vulnerable. palm on the right side of the face. he laid on the mound for several minutes before medical personnel carted them off. according to the metal staff of, he was blinking, able to move his hands and legs before being taken to a local hospital. the oakland a's are not doing very well. they are 18-39 on the road. that is bad. 49-63 overall. the oakland a's lost 8-4. tiger woods did not do that in akron. he is not the tiger woods old. he did shoot a 71 that put him 1 under par. here is this saying, and woods has impeccable concentration. phil mickelson in pink pants honoring lucille ball. her one hundredth birthday. there it is. >> this country is celebrating the one hundredth birthday of lucille ball. pork

hot csx will be filled in washington, philadelphia, md., the jersey shore and near new york city on sunday morning. ha winds of more than 100 mi. per hour. seven states have declared a state of emergency. how >> we have more team coverage to share. here are pictures on the internet of people preparing for hurricane irene. that is really all that they can do right now. this is a long line at a hardware store. people are trying to get generators, anything that they can do to get ready. all at the line of people. this is a photograph of a north carolina, they are in the eye of the storm right now. a look at this picture. these shelves are empty. there is no water is even less to get at this supermarket on long island in new york. when florida, the storm has already done what it could. look at this one. this is what they're looking at along the shoreline, along the east coast. those ominous clouds are building in. this could have an impact on your travel plans. airline >> sun already began canceling flights. >> sfo has said, if you want to go to the east coast, today is your travel date. hot s

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in maryland, md.-wide. they are helping to coordinate and provide resources to the localities.ve seen is fema making but we have seen is fema making available supply, linens, whatever is needed for cleanup. so you have these three levels, but the front line defenders are the localities, backed up by the state. they are using their own money. if the president declares a federal emergency, federal money comes in. right now, federal money is quite low. joplin, missouri was hit by a tornado. they are going to stand back and not give them the resources that they need to the state of missouri to help with hurricane irene. this is the hidden underbelly of the problem. there is no money to help people get back on their feet. the president needs to declare an emergency disaster. those are the two buzzwords. that entitles states and localities to different types of resources from the government. we have had, in the last few years, wildfires, tornadoes, earthquakes. we just had an earthquake just before irene. every time that happens, the governor of the state makes a plea to the federal

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almost all of them come with nine years or average, highly educated, almost all of them with masters, md, many had doctorates. when they come to the fbi, they start in the general schedule level 10. gs10. that's on average about $52,000 a year. depending on locality, new york versus a small town maybe different. average about $50,000. almost all of the individuals take pay cuts to come join. they've been out in the private sector, consulting companies, media companies, doing much more lucrative jobs, butt mission attracts. hollywood recruits for us. there's a certain type of individual that grows up dreaming to be in the fbi. we get tens of thousands of applicants. over time they can grow and rise up the general schedule. by the end of the six or seven, they are gs13 which makes about $80,000 to $90,000. certainly not as lucrative, but the mission attracts. we have a huge effort. we go to top universities around the country. people maybe surprised it's rated one the most desirable employees. we are competing with the like was disney, apple, google. >> host: so the technology experts? >>

in maryland, md.-wide. they are helping to coordinate and provide resources to the localities.ut we have seen is fema making but we have seen is fema making available supply, linens, whatever is needed for cleanup. so you have these three levels, but the front line defenders are the localities, backed up by the state. they are using their own money. if the president declares a federal emergency, federal money comes in. right now, federal money is quite low. joplin, missouri was hit by a tornado. they are going to stand back and not give them the resources that they need to the state of missouri to help with hurricane irene. this is the hidden underbelly of the problem. there is no money to help people get back on their feet. the president needs to declare an emergency disaster. those are the two buzzwords. that entitles states and localities to different types of resources from the government. we have had, in the last few years, wildfires, tornadoes, earthquakes. we just had an earthquake just before irene. every time that happens, the governor of the state makes a plea to the

silver springs, md., on the republican line. good afternoon. >> i am in strong opposition to the debt ceiling being raised. i definitely fear my social security checks could be eliminated or drastically cut. the reason why is because i am on ssdi, a disability program by the social security administration. i am afraid any cuts will deeply hamper my budget as far as paying my bills is concerned. this says speaker boehner is trying to thread a needle to get this passed. the vote is expected sometime tonight. george from georgia is joining us on the democrats' line. >> i have a serious problem with the deal about the debt and raising the debt ceiling. something they raised the debt limit several times under the bush administration. >> it has been raised 78 times under democrats and republicans. that was not 78 times under the bush to administration. that is 78 times in the course of history. i want to say about 45 under republicans and about 25 under democratic administrations. >> the new administration will come in and want to get