ade adele, look out.ery complimented they chose that song. >> those who happen to be listening on armed forces network and cnn, pass that along. some great stuff. i do feel better. it feels like a saturday. like a wonderful day. unfortunately, a little bit of a break from a workweek. a lot of people are not going to get a break from the weather. we have a lot of heat. some rough weather in pennsylvania today. might have round two in the midwest. some of the big trouble spots, we have, part of the upper midwest, strong thunderstorms near st. louis back over to milwaukee. chicago, this morning, and into the afternoon, it's going to continue. so any flights you have going to chicago or through chicago, you're not going to be doing either with this kind of activity. probably going to see some delays this and this is not going to stay anchored to the ground. it's going sweep acrosslake michigan by moving into places like detroit. expect delays there. here's the reason why you're going to see more in the midwes

. >> bill: you are like adel. see how hip i am? adel? how about that? ann coulter, everybody.us attack on mike huckabee for putting together an educational cartoon of 9/11. the governor will be here. how is god doing? new poll asks americans to rate his job performance moments away. videos, the newest one on 9/11. >> who could do something like this al qaeda led by object. >> the time for jihad is upon us. death to americans. >> bill: obviously the dvd is directed toward children. the far left doesn't like them at all. they are featuring people who are slamming governor huckabee. >> i think he has no shame at all. it's like blood money. i saw this video. i mean, going out there and trying to make money off the bodies of dead people. i mean, i saw the video. the video is -- it should be done by educators and child psychiatrists. not done by politicians. >> bill: now, that man jim riches is a retired new york city deputy fire chiefs who son also a fighter was killed on 9/11. joining us from little rock, arkansas is governor huckabee. so, were you surprised about the reaction and

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. >> adele, what would your reaction be? >> oh, she is ridiculous. she is so good. you know. she would win. i'm not sure i could win by the way. this was a very humbling experience. i'm a fine singer and i have a decent voice and i think i have a distinct voice, but i don't have a belty voices, so my own confidence in myself to win something like this isn't necessarily, you know, i don't think i would be a ringer, but adele would be. >> justin bieber? >> great singer. that kid can sing, man. >> could he win "the voice?" >> he could. he could. i mean, it really depends. another thing i learned about the show is it is so hard to say. javier is almost supernatural in his ability. that is just not normal. you know what i'm saying. physical ability wise he is probably one of the best singers i've ever heard in my life. >> really. >> yeah. >> for all those who criticize these talent shows. >> yeah. >> we found a girl last year jackie avainko, and steven foster who had been mentoring whitney houston and barbra streisand and others, but this girl had the best voice at her age he had

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adele kit and dangerous operation is underway. they want to prevent an explosion. the 29,000-gallon tanker caught fire yesterday afternoon at the lincoln propane distribution center. water is weeing sprayed on the tank. in the next hour a team from texas plans to attempt a hot tap. the team plans to put a pipe in the rail car and forces the rest out of a car to be safely burned off. fire crews say if the tanker explodes it could sent debris a mile away. as a result. thousands of homes are evacuated tonight and schools are expected to be closed the rest of the week. the hot tap is expected to start around 8:00. we have a crew at the scene. we'll have an update on the 10:00 news. >>> a bombshell announce the from apple. steve jobs is stepping down immediately. the move seems to be because of a medical condition. the long term chief operating officer tim cook is ceo. in a statement today jobs said he's no longer able to meet his dutities and expectations. during hiss ten time the ipad and more came out. >> apple as a business as been stellar during this whole time of

. >>> the video music award, katie perry and adell were the big winners but beyonce stole the show afterhing her performance last night and opened her jacket and flaunted the baby bump. she and rapper jay-z are expecting. >>> that's it from the cbs a news at noon. have a great afternoon, folks. see you tomorrow morning. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,

chief dominique strauss kahn of sexually assaulting her has filed a civil lawsuit against him not to adele who is seeking unspecified damages claims she was left humiliated by the ordeal and was detained in new york back in may and was originally placed under house arrest well he has pleaded not guilty to the charges and has since been released on a one million dollars bail. the united nations refugee agency has airlifted humanitarian aid into the war torn capital of somalia for the first time in five years it comes as a country battles with a devastating famine and caused by the worst drought in sixty years the first of three plan to planes delivered tons of emergency supplies including a shelter materials and the shipment was made possible after local islamist groups who earlier prevented a deliveries pulled out from mogadishu more than twenty nine thousand children under the age of five have died in the last ninety days in southern somalia alone. syria's neighbors are turning up the heat on damascus to end its crackdown on protesters saudi arabia kuwait and bahrain have recalled their b

working together to control the situation but investors are voting with their feet that's what markets adele and investors just don't believe the politicians meanwhile probably financial adviser and wealth management in london says the eurozone is doomed and less germany comes to the rescue. unless the germans are prepared to write an open check to the big countries and to anybody that has problems moving forward to carry on subsidising it simply isn't isn't going to happen and it is unsustainable so you can't have a sustainable monetary union without fiscal and political union which hasn't happened the only other solution is a breakup of the euro which which is probably looking more likely what i've been calling for the dollar to capitulate for a number of years and i don't think we're right there yet i think that the dollar will eventually move away as the reserve currency has to happen and of course a new a new set up will have to be formed the problem is that when when the pound lost the reserve status the need moved towards the towards a dollar that was cemented in bretton woods nine hu

fighting themselves they're fighting a foreign invader but the point is either fraud and spending adèlein five dollars on foreign aid on humanitarian projects and that's been now working out no no because that most of the money doesn't go to many current projects because it. before they didn't get to the community supposed to help they are loaned or by ministers and functionaries in kabul some of these ministers are more or less ruled by gangs in kabul in fact so the little bit of money that trickles down. bro jacks like no building schools or some highways it's not enough and we knew it when you. make a comparison between american help for the stroke jex and actually chinese or indian involvement direct involvement with some communities it's an enormous difference for instance india built a real indian initiative in western afghanistan has nothing to do with american or international aid the chinese want soup make their older projects independent and forward this international aid structure which the law that once it reaches campbell you lose track of the funds so all the population in

nightmares and i i couldn't process that i had a really hard and make sense of it more than six years later adele says she's still searching for reasons to justify the damage and death caused by the u.s. war in iraq as a marine she did what she was told as a civilian she questions why u.s. leaders glorified soldiers as heroes but neglect to speak about the consequences of their service i don't know that the government respects the trends because if there is like that i don't think that they would send us to these places. to carry out what they're asking of us so i don't think that their respect is there from the get go. declaring war is the prerogative of politicians over the decades us wars have resulted in a reported twenty three million american veterans and many left struggling to adjust to life following the battle or a shift from fighting enemies to fighting demons or in a fortnight or r.t. new york. so the contact we have our wednesday night edition of you said it i read it and a video of two of us talking to each other and gone viral and how disappointed you might be surprised by the tech

adel served only eight years in a scottish prison before being set free in 2009.ctors diagnosissed him with cancer. now reportedly, he is in grave health now. while his release angered western nations, he is still very popular in libya. 270 died when that flight blew up over scott land. >>> today east coast states are starting to tally up the damage from hurricane irene. alison burns joins us from our washington, d.c. newsroom and tells us it looks like the federal government might need to pick up the tab. >> reporter: that is right even though the sun is shining here over the u.s. capitol another storm is brewing in congress over how to pay for hurricane irene with roofs ripped off homes in virginia, commuter trains under water in new jersey, and bridges collapsing in raging flood waters in vermont at least 28 people have killed in eight states and the toll keeps growing. the hurricane damage could cost state and local governments billions of dollars but with most of them in dire economic condition the word is the federal government might ultimately have to pick

myself to win something like this isn't necessarily, you know, i don't think i would be a ringer but adele would be. >> justin bieber? >> great singer. that kid can sing, man. >> could he win "the voice?" >> he could. he could. i mean, it really depends. another thing i learned about the show is it is so hard to say. javier is almost supernatural in his ability. that is just not normal. you know what i'm saying. physical ability wise he is probably one of the best singers i've ever heard in my life. >> really. >> yeah. >> for all those who criticize these talent shows. >> yeah. >> we found a girl last year jaqui avenco who david foster sat in the studio and said he had been mentoring whitney houston and barbara streisand and others but this girl had the best voice at her age he had ever heard before. and, you know, i look at susan bowles and these others. these shows can produce bona fide, huge stars. >> one thing interesting to think about is the artistry connected to it. it's not always just about being an amazing singer. there are a lot of other things, songs, production, the styling, w

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he joins me by phone from adel, iowa. >> hey, chuck. >> how you doing? how's the pawlenty campaign feeling? yesterday you had some reporting showing that the intensity for him at some of these events isn't the same as you see with a bachmann or others. >> yeah. well, he's out talking to about -- he'll get about 30 or 40 folks at these meet and greets throughout iowa. and it's very low-key. he just kind of comes in, talks, takes some questions, spends about an hour. yesterday i was at a gop picnic where michele bachmann was also speaking. she spoke briefly for tim pawlenty. and the contrast is really striking. it's like a rock concert with michele bachmann. she's got the music blaring. she's got her big tour bus. she's yelling "i love you" to all her supporters. where pawlenty is no-nonsense, comes, takes questions, runs on his record. the support, it's a mix of support. both candidates have very different styles. >> do you get the picture that they realize how much pressure is on them to perform well at this straw poll? >> well, they certainly know. they

of these things where i am so interested it's always hard for me to tell for sure but if you were adel interested i'm sure you'd find a fascinating read and i learned things up the company. to you though, you have been covering the technology for a while. why did you pick google as the focus of your latest book? >> i first came across google when it was in history just starting to get noticed a around the world really has a much more effective way to find things on the internet. people fought searching was pure and as good as a was going to get and then google came along and it was something so good that it was missing and of strands formative. not only could you find when you wanted, but it opened up new frontiers so people could start his knowing they could be found, and i think -- when new things start out i always want to know is this going to be something which is a nice development or something we're i have to know people behind the company, they are going to be making a difference in our lives, so i went down to the google-plex as it was then and i knew the public relations pers

adele on the rise today. good news, consumer spending is up for the month of july. >> >> >> in new jersey, yesterday the street in these businesses were under water. 10 in. of rain from her can i rings, one of the worst flooding storms to ever seen. the worst since hurricane floyd. the area was already super saturated. the record- breaking rainfall for the month of august. some of the deli's and restaurants are storing 08 thousand dollars worth of food. they had no power. there was no water for tens of thousands of people. they expect to be without it for days. this is only one of the many areas with the devastation of hurricane irene. >> irene sri their run caused major damage along the east coast in many northeastern cities. streets turned into raging rivers. despite being order on all sides by a glance, fast-moving floodwaters swarmed towns in vermont. this building is dangerously close to falling after a nearby brook troubled its wake. the soaking rain in rising water for some to leave their homes with li

of these things where i am so interested it's always hard for me to tell for sure but if you were adel interested i'm sure you'd find a fascinating read and i learned things up the company. to you though, you have been covering the technology for a while. why did you pick google as the focus of your latest book? >> i first came across google when it was in history just starting to get noticed a around the world really has a much more effective way to find things on the internet. people fought searching was pure and as good as a was going to get and then google came along and it was something so good that it was missing and of strands formative. not only could you find when you wanted, but it opened up new frontiers so people could start his knowing they could be found, and i think -- when new things start out i always want to know is this going to be something which is a nice development or something we're i have to know people behind the company, they are going to be making a difference in our lives, so i went down to the google-plex as it was then and i knew the public relations pers

of these things where i am so interested it's always hard for me to tell for sure but if you were adel interested i'm sure you'd find a fascinating read and i learned things up the company. to you though, you have been covering the technology for a while. why did you pick google as the focus of your latest book? >> i first came across google when it was in history just starting to get noticed a around the world really has a much more effective way to find things on the internet. people fought searching was pure and as good as a was going to get and then google came along and it was something so good that it was missing and of strands formative. not only could you find when you wanted, but it opened up new frontiers so people could start his knowing they could be found, and i think -- when new things start out i always want to know is this going to be something which is a nice development or something we're i have to know people behind the company, they are going to be making a difference in our lives, so i went down to the google-plex as it was then and i knew the public relations pers