housewives of d c and that series was the fifth installment of the real housewives series but the d.c. season was a total bust bad ratings of course probably would cancel the show after just one season so since that time there's a lot he's continued their quest for fame and the same time inflicted some major major pain on america especially make aimless olaiya and her attempts at a music career. ok in hindsight we were always short of war and you turned on your t.v. before you played by clip sorry but now that you have the back story the salon he is this response board to yesterday local news stations here in washington began reporting not michela saw he was missing her husband went on t.v. crying asking for help in finding his wife and naturally everybody thought this was a p.r. stunt turns out make a left her husband ran into the open arms of another man. tricks along the top of his watch mchale was missing big drama for this a lot of folks he got on the phone called police she may have been kidnapped but the sheriff's department says she left all her old with a good way of teams even sayin

d.c." was cancelled after one season. miami didn't fare better. the other cities remain strong drawing in at times, nearly 3 million viewers, to make it one of the biggest, most wealthy and most educated audiences in cable. some of the ladies are now wealthy thanks to the show. >> he asked me to serve the skinny girl margarita for fashion week. >> before appearing on "real housewives of new york" bethany frankel admitted she couldn't even pay the rent. after this, she scored "bethann yichlt here after." and this year, she sold her company, skinny girl, for $120 million. >> every person said don't do it. it will ruin you. it was a 50/50 shot. it would be horrendous or the best thing and bravo to bravo. it was the best thing. >> and after losing out on a paycheck reportedly worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. jill is selling shapeware. >> will you end up a millionaire on the shape ware? >> yes. >> you have? >> yes. >> i know, it's incredible. >> andy cohen, head of original programming at bravo who overseeing "housewives" empire spoke in 2009 an

>> already al michaels is saying, forget this season, forget every season. the d.c. this fight? >> what is the latest? >> al michaels was asked by tmz, do you think the raiders have a chance at superbowl and he said as long as he is alive there is no chance. if you have a team that lost 11 or more games in seven consecutive years, would you say a genius ran the team? he railed against al davis. is there bad blood between these guys? >> if i remember the story correctly, al davis made some comments about the raiders and again, my memory is a will foggy announcers go to the practice facility a day or two before the game to interview players, i'll michaels was barred from the facility. the problem with al michaels is he is on top doing a game of the week, this and that. you should not fall prey to a tmz camera. >> i put this on my facebook fan page and asking people. a lot of people were saying, it is true. they also get mad at michael's for saying that. >> al davis is 82. it is his team, he can do what he wants. if he did not have so many consecutive losing seasons, that is the on

d.c. courses just a mere coincidence thursday night is the n.f.l. season opener and it's just a conspiracy theory that the republicans want the president to compete with the saints and the packers in the area romney rob tweeted obama will have to compete was saints vs the socialists i watch the game on new and listen to obama i believe green gold. the republicans may have pulled off an illegal block in the back against president obama but a white house communications director dan pfeiffer acknowledged today that not even the president would dream of competing with football. what everyone in america should be rest assured is that we will be done before kickoff in the. thursday night so no worries there. that he's going to have some serious competition the pregame show any of it's scripted no the some things are still sacred you know we seem to be entering the season of solutions the president is unveiling a jobs plan that the white house says will definitely get bipartisan support jon huntsman has unveiled his jobs plan mitt romney will be unveiling his job

seasons. while the housewives of d.c. were canceled altogether.ter learning his beloved bride michaele -- ♪ don't stop believing >> reporter: -- had hopped out of the reality tv circuit and as seen on tmz into the arms of journey's guitar player. >> don't stop believing, tareq. >> michaele's coming home. no. >> giving him a little false hope. >> is that you in the back? i think that is you. >> yeah. >> i love the long hair. >> oh, that's me sitting down. i didn't even recognize myself. the real housewives. i love it. >> i'm going to be speaking with >>> this morning on "world news now," look out. there are new warnings about an old satellite that's falling out of orbit and about to break apart. >> big chunks of this giant satellite are expected to hit earth sooner than expected. but where? it's tuesday september 20th. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm linsey davis. >> and i'm andrea canning. rob nelson and tanya rivero are off this morning. this worn-out satellite was launched by the shuttle program back in 1991, and it served its purpose. now inste

d.c. still of course hurricane season. the past two weeks have been very quiet, thankfully.tropical storm. but this time of year when they are this far out, a difficult time getting all the way towards the u.s. so we'll keep an eye on it, but not too concerned about that. more concerned about what may be happening on friday. an old satellite, an old climate satellite, upper atmosphere research satellite, is scheduled to come back to earth in a fiery mass on friday. the problem is we don't really know where. basically anywhere from 57 degrees north to 57 degrees south. and that's pretty much canada to south america. may see some bits of this thing flying around. and potentially hitting on areas that are populated. stay tuned. meanwhile, some very cool outer space video. not so much outer space, but orbital space video from the iss. check it out. time lapse photography. city lights. you can even see in some spots lightning through the clouds. cool, cool stuff from the international space station. it kind of lets you feel what it's like to fly at 17,000 miles an hour. there's a

d.c. united slips in its efforts for a run at the post- season. >> the redskins have what should be an easierask this sunday in the st. louis rams. brett haber has the details in your morning sports. >> good morning, everybody. for all of the praise and support the redskins got for beating the giants and then the cardinals and starting 2-0, watch how quickly the bandwagon clears out if they post back-to- back losses against the cowboys and the rams. those would be the 0-3 rams, the ones allowing 426 yards and 32 points per game this year. both dead last in the nfc. they do have a talented quarterback, sam bradford but on the whole, the rams have been a mess. a team the redskins must beat if they want to be taken seriously. >> we don't want to fight someone who has nothing to lose. they'll come out swinging. great thing is so are we. >> they're a good team. they're an nfl team. they're off to a little bit of a slow start. if we don't show up and play, they'll beat us. >> high honors for 'skins linebacker kerrigan named the rookie of the month. 13 tackles, a force fumble and a pick six all in t

soccer time, five matches left in the regular season for dc united and the playoff push just got a little tougher up in philly tonight. a late goal did d.c. united in. d.c. united fans showing up in philly. 2-0 early. but in the 22nd minute, dwayne derosario off of the corner kick making things happen. you can barely see that. take a look. the header. making a case for mls mvp. gets united back in it. the 11th goal of the season. if fans liked it until the 57th minute. oh, no, hit him hard. look at that. tied up at two. so we go to the 57th minute. and roger torres delivers this ball. look at this rifle off of the left foot. not going to stop that. that gives philadelphia a 3-2 lead. united missed a key time to change some ground in the playoff race. four games to go. we need to win two of them to hang in there. hang in there. >> thank you, ture, you're always looking ahead... to what's next... to what's possible confident... that taking action now, is the way to create... a better tomorrow. that's why we're announcing, that with the planned merger with t-mobile, at&t will begin bringing five thousand jobs to america from overseas. we wi

season that same evening. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> amazon.com is making a job to california. they say they will open six new distribution centers in california. that could bring as many as 7,000 new jobs to the golden state. but in return, amazon wants an exemption for the state's new internet sales tax law until 2014. amazon has used that strategy in other states. the california lawmakers say they are reluctant to give up the estimated $200 million in expected taxes for a few thousand jobs. >>> it has apparently happened again. c net is reporting someone left an iphone prototype at a bay area bar. a c net reporter says a prototype for the iphone 5 was left in san francisco's mission district some time in july. that's after last year's case, where an apple engineer apparently left a prototype for the iphone 4 at a redwood city bar. some fans say it sounds like a publicity stunt. the report says apple has to do real world testing, before they can be released. >> you can't just walk around the cooper tee know campus and say, i think this works here, so this will

if the season is canceled, it will have a huge impact on d.c >> the district of columbia relies on tourists revenue. there are 200 people working that game. that's significant to put 200 people out of work for 40 nights. >>> players and owners are holding face to face meetings again. if they don't come to a deal by the end of the weekending commissioner stern says he will consider canceling the season. >>> one baseball fan his hot water with his wife. the couple was at a professional baseball game in taiwan with their two children with a foul ball flew their way. he tried to catch it. in the process, his daughter fell out of his lap and into the seat in front of them. oh, there is the look. the look is not good. >> she is okay but you can see the mother glaring at the father as he tries to explain what happened. too bad. >> yeah. >> wasn't me. i'm getting the look. [ laughter ]. >> okay. >> ahead this morning, we share some art history you might not have heard of. i had not heard of this >> i have to confess neither have i. we are talking about the florida highwaymen. a group of african ame

phenom of last season, blew out his arm and he was back for the first time this season last night pitching for the nationals in d.c fast ball. he allowed two hits over his nine shutout innings and they got him on six counts and the national bull pen, you'll be surprised to learn did not hold the lead for him. they came back to win after he played. 7-3, dodgers, the final. >>> red sox pitcher josh beckett will miss the next scheduled start against tampa bay. sprained right ankle. that after being shut out, the boston bat came to light in a big way. in toronto, saltalamacchia, 8-0 there and in the fourth inning, day of the ortiz, a 400-foot shot off the wall. it was an rbi double. meanwhile, john lester getting it done on the mound. three hits over seven innings and boston wins huge, 14-0. they're chasing the yanks yanke had a late night. the rain started at 11:00 because of a four-hour game delay. >> francisco cervelli, the fan reaches over to make the catch and when he reaches over the wall and he said yeah, it was a home run. next batter, brett gardner and line drive off the foul pole, back-to-back home run and t

we're right on that verge of that holiday travel season, so certainly, plenty of material to test out. peter, thank you very much, peter doocy in d.c. jon: could terrorists tamper with this nation's food supply? it is one of the biggest perceived threats to national security in the days since the september 11 attack. the feds have spent billions of dollars trying to protect our country's crops and livestock, but at hearing yesterday, lawmakers were told our food supply might still be vulnerable to attack. john hoffman, a former senior adviser at the department of homeland security, saying, quote, we may be blindsided by an intentional food-based attack on this nation some time soon. the unfortunate truth is that we as a nation lack effective surveillance. at present, our primary detection capability is the emergency room. joining us now, dr. david atchison, former fba assistant commissioner and food safety consultant. it seems a little far fetched, attacking the food supply. what kinds of scenarios are we talking about? and i know that you're not giving us things that terrorists haven't already thought about. >> right. you know, i

d.c. to help us through this one. an appeal on that atlanta ruling would have delayed a supreme court decision until 2013. now the ruling may come down as early as next spring when election seasonbama administration going that route? >> reporter: they may have decided that the appeals court wouldn't have gotten them the ruling that they wanted. it's a generally conservative court. this all involves a lawsuit that was brought by florida and 25 other states who claimed it's unconstitutional to require virtually all americans to buy health insurance. it was a three-judge panel of the federal appeals court in atlanta that ruled earlier in the year, last month, in their favor. the court said the congress had no power to impose such a requirement. the question for the justice department is what is the government going to do? it asked the full appeals court to rehear the case. now we know the answer is no. that means the government plans to appeal the case directly to the supreme court. it seems quite likely the court would grant that request even though there are other challenges to the health care law that are working their way through the appeals court. there's a health care care p

season. we are making our picks for the big game. are you? the competition goes on. though tonya is out today. she is accepting a big award in d.c.medical reporting. i'll see you here about that on monday. >> i can't believe you are selling out the eagles. >> eagles are my second favorite team behind the saints. >> first, we begin this half-hour with stock markets. they are sliding again across asia where friday trading looks a lot like it did on wall street for the past couple days. >> once again, stocks are down amid fears about another recession gripping economies around the world. what can you do to protect yourself? as this market roller coaster rolls on? abc's david muir has answers. >> reporter: the stock market, dow sits at its lowest level in a year. meaning the gains in your ira, 401(k), children's college fund all gone as if this last year never happened. so much a reaction to the fed saying the economy is now on the edge of another recession. and the fed's answer to give people some sort of relief by sending interest rates for mortgages, credit cards, car loans even lower. the problem is the world no longer thinks tha

season of baseball. i like it. it's good. >> exciting isn't it? >> like it. be. now a look at your forecast on wednesday. morning for gives way to thunderstorms from new york down to d.cty winds from the southeast to new or leans. more rain from green bay to indianapolis. and cleveland. >> milder in the middle of the country. 80, omaha. 76, minneapolis. upper 60s in boston. 74, new york. 89, miami. triple digits, phoenix. 81 in boise. 93 in sacramento. >>> now you don't see this every day. look at what someone found under his car parked outside a mall in southern california. check that out. a slippery snake. right there under his ford focus in the parking lot. of course he called police. >> that is a six-foot python under there. the good news is it was remiefd, and -- removed, and no one was hurt. >> now the python will be held for five days in case the owner wants it back. if not, it will be put up for adoption. what do you think, rob? >> who wouldn't want a python as a pet. >> can you give that cute thing a home. in your apartment in new york. >> i'll get right on that after the show. >> room under your bed? >> we'll be back with more "world news now" after this. >>