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alas for the next several days. and also labor day weekend is headed our way. 48 in york, pennsylvania. 64 at the airport. a little bit cooler than yesterday morning. mostly sunny and 68 in the western mountains of maryland. in baltimore, 77 degrees. a little bit warmer. the winds will be let out of the northeast. 75 in ocean city. a quiet in stable weather pattern. waves at 1 foot on the chesapeake bay. the record high was 99. the record low was 50 degrees. we are not very far from that. 61 is where we will be around our overnight lows. 57 downtown. sun set at 7:35. i want to show you this hurricane as it continues to make landfall. it is losing strength as it is moving here. not good news for los angeles. the humidity is not going to make it there. tropical storm erica is a slow mover. it is continuing to move to the northwest. winds are at 45 miles per hour. take a look at the seven-day forecast. pleasant, high and dry, a little bit increase in the temperatures of around 80's by next week. >> free checking, forme

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. >>> taking ala at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei fell 69 points. and in hong kong, the hang seng gained 91 points. >>> wall street will be looking to extend its five-day winning streak, and it could get some help from upbeat economic news overseas. in china, a report showed government stimulus spending fultd a 12% jump in industrial output. that boost eased some of the fears that stimulus spending could spark inflation. >>> back at home investors were optimistic after weekly jobless claims fell to their lowest levels. proctor & gamble, increased a forecast in sales this quarter. >>> yahoo! shares up more than 4% after it got a thumb's up from one analyst. pretty strong traffic continues to outpace the internet's growth as a whole. >>> analysts upgraded the entire usair lines sector on its overall improved health. >>> g.m. will sell a stake in its european unit opal to magna. >>> revamped carmaker advanced it will offer a money-back guarantee on all but it's pontiac lines. it's called the may the best carwin deal. it starts monday, ends november 1st

one of the things he's done this year, ala tom brady, is kind of move it around the pocket. not trying to scramble. just kind of dodge a guy, didn't get rid of the ball, but worthy and jonas gray. that's the second -- >> tom: worthy out of michigan has two and a half sacks now this season. third down and long for the irish. clausen in the shotgun. he's back in the game. claus hangs it up deep. ta tate. rucker. >> pat: chris l. rucker who has had trouble defending the deep ball all season long. pat narduzzi was shocked he hasn't played better, but you can't cover any better than that right now. just the old, they call it, nine for a go route. they're trying to match up golden tate against chris l. rucker. the boundary corner. head turned, perfect timing. doesn't get any better than that. >> tom: maust punts on fourth down. fair catch called and made by keshawn martin. so 12 minutes left in this one. notre dame by three. now let's go to jimmy roberts in our new york studio for a guy cogame break. >> well, cal is visiting minnesota today and javed best, an absolute cave man. th

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tedbound flits werhalted at nsioington's airrt, and tensions were high, until we learned it was a false ala. the day nt on from there. sad memorials here in new york, washington, pennsylvania and elsewhere,any of them in el n aking rain. but e tone w set. our justice correspondent, pete williams, starts us off from the williaof the potomac in washington tonight. pete, good evening. >> reporter: bri, this is memorial bridge over the potomac. and as the president's motorcade des driving back and forth across it this morning, something was going on nearby that sent ripples of alarm across the capital. for the crews the u.s. coast of ths fast patrol boats, it d's a normal day, a routine s aining drill likthis one on the potomac river between two washington bridges and not far from the pentagon and nation airport. n andrt of therill, a coast guardsman said on an open marine radio channel that a suspicious boat refused an order to sto "bang, bang, bang" said one of oe exercise participants. >>here is other ne that we need to get out to you. in fact, breaking news right now. now.eporter: a f minut

. >> joining in the fight against ala. s and raise money. the former ravens owner and ray luis. joe flakyo and many others. >> and it means the world so much to us. he is our strength. he is our inspiration. >> take advantage of the opportunity given in life. live it to the full of the. be happy. >> he is an army of people fighting with him in the effort to raise money and awareness for als. to make the day special. tuesday was his birthday. now back to you. >> thank you. >>> and it should be another ravens weekend. hitting the road for foxboro to face the patriots. catch that dame. game here at 1:00. after the ga imfor the special post game coverage. we'll have highlights and reaction and mary will join mary at the espn zone for a little football talk. should be fun. >> should be a good time. she is one of the balla girls. and patriots when is the last time they dropped 50 points on us, something like that? you know the patriots are banged up right now. the line on the game started at 2 it now 1. it will be a pick game by the time we kick off on sunday u on coffee with. kyle pe

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. >>> the massachusetts house of representatives has approved ala bill allowing the governor to choose a replacement for senator ted kennedy. voters will choose a replacement on january 19th. >>> police are hoping bone fragments found in the backyard of philip garrido will be clues in uninvolved kidnappings. credo and his wife nancy are charged with kidnapping jaycee dugard and hope holding her captive for 18 years. similarities between her abduction and two other missing girl cases led police back to the home this week. >>> a former kentucky high school football coach has been aequipmented in the heat related death of a player -- acquitted in the heat related death of a player. he was charged with reckless homicide and wanton endangerment. it took eye jury less than two hours to decide he was not criminally response july. >>> still ahead on fox 5 more than -- responsible. >>> still ahead on fox 5 morning news. >> now, it is time to buy some food. thank you all so much. let's go. >> you just heard the first lady, d.c.'s newest marker's market is open for business now and we'll tax you

but alas, palm does need to raise some money. the cash position down to $211 million on the quarter. that was a little less than what some on the street are anticipating as this company continues to burn through cash and spend a lot to market that new palm pre. all in all, it looks like a good quarter indeed for these guys. >> the stock trades up in the extended hours. jim goldman with the latest there. >>> next week is going to be a very busy one for business. we've got the united nations general assembly happening, as well as the g-20 happening. the largest nations in pittsburgh. in new york city, the clinton global initiative. right before the program i sat down in an interview with president clinton. we talked about the economy, about deficits, as well as his charitable foundation and the upcoming g-20 meeting. specifically the increasing economic importance of emerging markets like china and india. >> the first group of countries that went beyond the g-8, the merging markets of the future, and mostly big countries with sizea

"alas, poor yorick." "something's rotten in the state of denmark." "she doth protest too much." got to get a bigger boat." [ laughter ] "i don't know nothing about birthing no babies, miss scarlet." [ laughter ] it was -- i didn't really watch the play, but it was great. [ laughter ] no, it actually was phenomenal. he's great. we're going to have him on the show, too. jude law is going to come up in a couple of weeks, i think. but tonight is going to be an unbelievable show. from the new film "pandorum," dennis quaid is here, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] oh, i love dennis quaid. he's one of my favorites. and you know her as peggy from the hit show "mad men." the lovely elisabeth moss is with us. [ cheers and applause ] yeah, we love elisabeth. and then, a lot of music people are very excited about what's about to happen tonight. a very, very famous heavy metal band. megadeth is going to be with us tonight! [ cheers and applause ] wow. if you like heavy metal, i mean, this is -- dare me to -- is there any other show that's going to air any heavy metal -- live heavy metal to

it's full of the most -- i mean, there were very famous lines, "alas!ere are also -- >> jimmy: yeah, i mean, "to be or not to be," i go -- you look around. >> everyone laughed the other day, it's like a very sober part of the play. >> jimmy: that was probably me. >> and i said it, someone laughed, because i guess it's such a cliche now to hear it in the play that it comes from. >> jimmy: yeah, there was a lot of like tittering around, when you say classic lines. >> but there's so many other catchphrases that you figure, "is that really where it came from? this one play 400 years ago?" and we still think like, "cruel to be kind," "hold thy tongue." >> jimmy: yeah. "the lady doth protest too much." >> "the lady doth protest too much." >> jimmy: that was another one i was laughing at. >> "to the manner born." all sorts. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "i don't know nothing about nursing no babies." [ laughter ] that was in there. "you're gonna need a bigger boat." that was another big one. [ laughter ] no, but i keep hearing it, i go, "oh, my god." and then you pul

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see, the president's laying out a strategy we can describe really only in football terms because alas, the nfl season starts this weekend and it's on nbc. there you go. okay. i think obama is in a third and nine situation. he's on the opponent's 40 yard line. he needs to get to the 35 to be able to make a field goal. what's a field goal? that's the equivalent of a compromise line. not a touchdown. rather than some sweeping kind of radical reform. hey, you know what? a film clip from the nfl's worth 1,000 words. i think he'll do something like this. brandon jacobs, who of course is my lead back in my fantasy league. that's him going for a quick hand-off for a few yards. that's a compromise proposal. he's right here now. he can do it. that's the field goal of health care reform. some cuts something, small changes. basically leaves the status quo intact. he cannot afford to go all long ball on us. he's liable to lose everything. kind of like this ignominious giant play from a guy i just cut on my fantasy league last year. go to the tape. this is obama long ball. doesn't work. holy cow. c

now that has been ala. we get rebates -- that has been a lot. we get rebates using the purchasing power of the federal government ball purchasing to get costs of drugs lower to medicaid. if that is good enough for medicaid, why is it not good enough for medicare? to bring the cost of drugs lower? it would certainly save medicare a ton of money. and this famous doughnut hole that does that never seem to get closed, we could close that hole. i have some serious concerns about state compacts, allowing one state to join with another. if you do that for the purposes of getting larger numbers of people in a health insurance exchange, that is great. that gives more lives to spread the health risk over. but if there is some subterranean subterfuge that is trying to get away from the regulatory authority of a particular state by suddenly hitching up with another state who does not have much regulatory authority, so that bad states of party then applies -- so that that state 's authority applies, then i start to think about my old days is the insurance re

. >> alisyn: you say what is coming up on the show, hey everybody i'm going to wear leeser hose en alalenn back at 8:00 a.m., you have to see how good i look. >> clayton: i don't recall doing any of these, graphics department. >> dave: read another one. >> dress up on an e-watch --ee wok at comic-con, it will be the time of your life, whose in. >> clayton: i think we have some of your tweets, too, dave, dave's twitter page, self-servings hey, all i have to say is check out how handsome i am! alisyn's, too, oh, my god, clayton is the most handsome man i know! >> alisyn: i must have been -- i don't remember that! >> rick: somebody hijacked everybody else's tweets. >> clayton: rick reichmuth's, the worst profile picture you have ever seen. >> dave: looks like he got out of jail. check him out. explain the awful photo. the other day. >> my picture was booted off and people said where is your picture. >> dave: so you went to jail and slept there for three days. >> rick: it wouldn't take any pictures and finally took one picture and it happened to be the picture. >> dave: are better off with

ala is the nationally found omega 3 in foods like canola oil, flax seed, walnuts, soybeans and some leafy greens. >> ok. >> and then we have e.p.a. and d.h.a. that's the omega 3s we find in fish. they have this from the algae and other fish they eat. that is really where all the research is concentrating right now because we can make the e.p.a. and d.h.a. from the natural sources but we're not that good at it. so if you're not including fish regularly like the heart association is recommending we're seeing it show up in other products around the grocery store. >> which is great because not a lot of people like fish. there are some good options. >> right. it's being added to eggs and bread and pasta, yogurts, cereals, even juice. they are like vitamins because they are essential, we need them but can't make them so we need to look around for where we can get them. >> one option, i'm going to take a vitamin? >> yes. we see a lot of people doing that. the recommendation, most experts are saying we need at least 500 milligrams of -- there's a lot of numbers, 500 milliimrams of e.p.a. and d.h.

if approximate the democrats try the typical shell game where it's lips ala the stimulus package where it's lip service and then pass the party line, the american people are not going to accept that, and about 64% of them have said that how people vote on this legislation will be a major factor in how they volt in the next election. >> we will devote a lot of attention to this in the days ahead. thanks so much. james carville and nancy. >> thank you. >> dr. andrew weil is here. what does he think of the president's big health care reform plan? we'll find out in 60 seconds. sfx: coin drop, can shaking when you own a business, saving sounds good. so hear this: regions makes it simple to save money and time with lifegreen checking and savings for business, free convenient e-services and regions quick deposit, so you can deposit checks right from your desk. so switch to regions and start saving. plus, get a business financial review through a regions cashcor analysis. it's how business gets into the rhythm of saving. regions - it's time to expect more. is it selly why our health matters? w

and is there ala on the table for reconction?is there a state department plan, department of commerce, office of foreign disaster assistance? it is part and parcel of one big plan? no, we plan, ty don't. we meet them on the battlefield for the first time instead of if you and i are going to operate in some sort of environment we train together and operate together and build common standards to get there. we went through the pain of the military after goldwater nichols to build a joint structure so we could have an integrated command and guidance and consistent process structure and that's been missing bloat. i believe fema be assigned homeland security is a perfect example of that. i'd be appear before a subcommittee of staffers that spe in opposition to the proposed organization. all i los but what is your opinion about the homeland secuty and what they have done? >> guest: first all you've got to compare the integration efforts that we did after 9/11 with intelligence and homeland security. we didn't take the wisdom of the cold

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of people say a lot of things, a message from god a miracle, and kissed by an angel but i think it's alatelling if it will disappear just as quick as it showed up. >> he does have a really big heart. i definitely think he's a gift from god and god has a lot to do. >> y'all will see me again. i'm going to be the world's greatest heart surgeon. >> i hope so. that was berkeley bishop reporting. >>> a lot new in the 9:00 hour including startling findings in the study of profootball players and alzheimers disease. >> they may be more likely to develop that than the rest of us. what could that mean for sports in general all the way down to little league. >>> new at nine, an american father in a japanese jail. he says he was trying to see his kids and was steps away from a u.s. consulate when he was grabbed by police. ♪ come to my window >> messmel -- melissa everett with more on the battle to the nation's capitol today. stay with us. 8:55 now.  every single day in aruba is a nice day. i mean how do you people get anything done? you're in a meeting and you say, "the fourth

alas, my friend, arkansas is not up there, but the season is young and i guess, go hogs.'ll talk about texas eventually, right? >> when betty gets back we have to talk about longhorns. we'll pick sou and everybody in fayetteville, arkansas, appreciates it as well. i want to keep you here for awhile so we can continue to watch the hat. >> shout out, how's this? >> wow. >> we have no self-esteem on this one. i know you want to keep me here. luckily you're in the s.e.c. so everything works. i will continue to wear this. >> feel free to send that whole thing to him next weekend. wouldn't you love to see -- >> like i don't have one already. >> he does, but if you want to get one yourself dial 1-8-very-high-self-esteem, and not caring what anybody else thinks. >> enjoy your labor day week. >> thanks. >> that's hysterical. >> he is hysterical. >>> coming up here, 10:00 a.m., george washington bridge considered a prime target for terrorists. >> imagine this, you're a bicyclist, you cross the bridge all the time and spot these guards snoozing on the job. we will find out what has

alas, we're still waiting for that to happen. so blogging started with people like justin hall and dave weiner, outsiders with a passion of this new form and new space. once they got it started, it began to spread rapidly and say everything. i tried to sort of follow a spark that started among software developers as so much on the web does and then spread to upstart journalists, political writers and concerned citizens. thenut into the business world and popular culte and beyond. i tell the storyf evan williams and meg, the founders of the company that create blogger 10 years ago. blogger was the software that really first brought blogging out of the tech ghetto and onto a wider stage beginning in 1999. it was a sort of a side-project. a tool that they used to communicate with each other. they'd post little notes and ideas and links of other ideas on the web and they thought if we make this public it might be fun and help our business. that turned out to be right. then they thought maybe we should create a tool that makes it easy

in the 40s throughout the great state of alas >>> that's a quick look at the weather.uss, i have a feeling those deer which rolled in, trying to get in for a quick haircut and trying to buck the system. only a personal opinion. >> he's good. >> that's a quick look at your weather picture. let's send it back to you guys. >> welcome back. we miss that. >>> coming up, we'll be speaking of the family of those three american hikers. also ahead as he fights extradition, we'll hear from roman polanski's victim about the night he raped her. >>> and how to stop your feet from killing you. advice on how to avoid the lasting pain of shoe sins. this is "the early show" on krks. music plays when it comes to things you care about, leave nothing to chance travelers. insurance for auto, home and business. really bad. then we learned that a flu shot can reduce the risk of getting the flu by up to 70%. we got our flu shots at cvs pharmacy. best thing we ever did. yes, indeed. [ laughs ] come in to get a flu shot today and get a $100 coupon book just for stopping by. go to cvs.com to fin

of course in the name of due diligence we called the school trying to confirm this information, but alasnd. so here's our suggestion, if prince can be known by this, maybe gadhafi should come up with his own universal symbol. it it's in arabic anyway, let's be consistent. lay a little of that or this. something to think about anyway. hammer time, tory hasn't been here, i like to call him tory tory, to the breakroom after this. (announcer) transform your water. women who drink crystal light drink 20% more water. crystal light. make a delicious change. according to a study presented by better homes and gardens, definity color recapture. it corrects the look of wrinkles and discoloration. 50,000 voters. one brilliant winner. come on. good girl.] mollie's never looked better. i really was amazed to see the change in her coat. people stop us when we're walking, and they'll say, "did you shine up her spots?" [ woman announcing ] just another way purina one... unlocks the brilliance of nature... to transform the life of your dog. for us to see the difference in mollie-- we were really excited a

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caller: ok, i watch c-span ala. i see some changes in your programs. -- a lot. i switched around, look at different stations. you are talking about acorn. i believe that, but i also believe they should investigate 9/11. i believe they should investigate the 2000, 2004 elections there are a lot of things to investigate. there is wrongdoing in every entity. why are you just focusing on acorn? yes, they are doing something wrong, there should be an investigation, but there are other things that are affecting our country gu. guest: there are lots of social problems that we need to look into. i was one of the first that call to investigate 9/11. the bush administration opposed that. i am glad the commission came out because we got a lot of information from that. congress has had committees to run the range of federal programs. all of them could do a better job of making sure our tax dollars are spent more wisely sadly, i think congress has failed in their oversight functions. this congress, in particular, is not looking at the federal programs that were forced throug

and alas, it is, we are so -- historians and all of us, we see "it's a wonderful life was " on television. a depositor retail run, that was an historical form of run, but in a modern financial system, so much funding his wholesale funding -- is also funding, -- wholesale funding, which is prone to runs, and we need to make sure that those financial institutions can withstand even adverse financial situations for a period of time. dollars make it very much, mr. chairman. i am from the omb lodge. this is a question about the regulatory reform in light of the president's comments in new york they might resist some of the reform proposals that he is before. that ought to be responsible, was his reference. does this have any application to the regulatory community? if you could maybe express your views regarding the appropriate role of the regulatory community in the discussions, the debate around regulatory reform going forward? >> inevitably the regulatory community needs to be part of the discussions. we haven't all a lot of information and experience that should be called on. -- we had a l

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