andrew: dr. paul, the government wants to add 40 million presently uninsured people to the healthcare rolls and the government wants somehow to manage their healthcare. what will 40 million new people receiving healthcare at the government expense do for the delivery of health services today as we understand them? >> well, the first question you have to ask is who are these 40 some odd million people? one interesting fact that doesn't come up enough is 1/3 of them make more than $50,000 a year. 1/3 are eligible for medicaid but haven't figured out how to apply for it and 20% are not citizens a good percentage are also without insurance for a short period of time, so my question to obama and the democrats is, are you going to throw out the entire system we have, or are you going to bankrupt the country or throw us into bankruptcy sooner for a problem that really has other solutions? andrew: if some of these people choose, because they're young, and because they think they're superwoman or superman

i'm judge andrew napolitano. tonight, general motors is almost out of bankruptcy in just about a month. why isn't anyone talking about how fast and how unconstitutional this has been? also, oil tycoon t. boone pickens drops his plan to build the world's largest wind farm. he is here and he will tell us why, and we go live to alaska for the latest on governor sarah palin. if you believe this country is great, but the government is marching us toward hell, get out of line and stand up. you know the drill! no m&m's, no converse sneakers, but plenty of beck. come on, follow me. after about a month, the judge has approved the sale of general motors' strongest assets to a newly formed company, a major step towards leaving chapter 11 bankruptcy. here is how it breaks down, the u.s. government, you, the taxpayer, will own about 61% of general motors. the unions will own 17.5%. the canadian government will own 11.7%, and the old general motors will own the remaining 10%. the company will be made up of chevrolet, catd lack

sportscaster erin andrews fighting back. >> espn reporter erin andrews was secretly videotaped in the privacy of her own hotel room. the illegally recorded video then posted on the internet for millions to see. now, erin andrews' attorney striking back, saying he plans to seek criminal and civil charges against the people who did this. however, the culprit's identities remain unknown. just how did nude video of one of america's most popular sportscasters end up for the world to see? >>> and police on high alert for a little 4-year-old in extreme danger. kidnapped. modesto. little landon last seen at a local bus stop. the search now desperate. the kidnapper accused of abusing another little child. tonight, where is 4-year-old landen? >> authorities are searching for a 4-year-old boy who they say was abducted by his own mother who only had limited visitation with him. police allege 31-year-old marissa jackson took her son landen to the park friday night after getting permission from the boy's father. that was the last time landon's father ever saw him. jackson and little landon were see

and the sealed air erin andrews. only three possibilities. either a peeping tom is a skilled and obsessed freak with a lot of skill and times on his hands or an insider that works for fox news or the tape is a hoax. that probe later. up front tonight, the president, the professor and the cop from cambridge. >> i think it is fair to say, number one, any of us would be pretty angry. number two, that the cambridge police acted stupidly. and number three, what i think we know separate and apart from this incident is that there is a long history in this country of african americans and latinos being stopped by law enforcement disproportionately. >> i acted appropriately. mr. gates was given plenty of opportunity to stop what he was doing. he acted very irrational and he controlled the ultimate events. i support the president of the united states 110%. i think he is way off base wading into a local issue not knowing the facts that he himself stated before he made the comments. i guess a friend of mine would support my position, too. >> geraldo: no

cops track down andrew's mom but andrew and his father, nicholas christiansen, nowhere to be found. >> i'm jean casarez of the legal network, "in session," in for nancy grace tonight. thank you so much for joining us. the mystery surrounding pop superstar michael jackson is expanding. will we see criminal charges? >> we have a personal doctor here with him, sir. >> you have to doctor there? >> he's not responding to anything, no -- he's not responding to cpr or anything. >> the lapd hasn't ruled out homicide. knowing what we know and learned about possible doctor shopping, all of these different prescription drugs. >> there's another report out from tmz suggesting michael jackson's attorney, dr. conrad murray, is at the center of the investigation. >> they're reporting dr. conrad murray made what are called incriminating statements to authorities when he was interviewed a few days after michael jackson died. we know he was at the house and he said he performed cpr on michael jackson. we know he was interviewed twice by investigators. his spokeswoman told me, "whatever was said during

andrew w.k. if musical genius were an umbrella i would climb under him to keep from getting wet. there is whiskey if there. love to hate him and hate to love him, the new york times correspondent, welcome, pinch. >> check out maureen dowd's column. she takes the name of sarah palin and writes a fake diary entry. >> greg: he is either the worst mayor in the history of the world or the greatest mayor in the history of the world or maybe both or neither. anyway, i speak of the gift that keeps on giving, the massively scary maryan barry. the washington city tabor got its hands on audio tapes of the the councilman and the woman he is accused of stalking and they are more fun than a circus full of nude clowns riding over stone streets. an awesome recording of the mid june fight between barry and donna. take a listen, lucky listeners. >> you will be out because i will suck your [ bleep ]. you put me out [ bleep ]. [ inaudible ] >> wow. >> wow. >> my beep is very sore. >> i can barely hear that. >> exact

up andrews' looks. some of those she interviewed, they didn't help either. and then there was this at a college football game. andrews dealt good naturedly with those who objectified her and while andrews is definitely the victim here, it is time she pushed back. >> play the victim to the mom and dad and 12-year-old on the couch, don't play victim to the frat house. do everything you can to make sure the whakos don't interfere in my life. >> reporter: >> a blogger from a site called dead spin which linked to the video last week put it this way. was i ever over the line? was coach bruce pearl when he hugged her? was espn when they realized that attractive women on the sideline helped ratings? did i contribute to this awful thing that happened? did all of us? i don't think so, but if i ran init her on the street today i'm not sure i could look her in the eye. i'm not sure anyone could. this is from lynn in new york. she says is anyone reading between the lines on this? our society across the board is to b

andrew's mom found days later but andrew and his dad still missing. >> i'm jean casarez of the legald your help in finding a 2-month-old baby boy, a precious baby boy missing now. out to clark goldbrand, nancy grace producer. tell us what has happened? >> jean, law enforcement is concerned out of clark county, washington, for the welfare of 2-month-old boy andrew christiansen. he was taken by his parents in the vancouver, washington, area, sometime earlier this week. what happened was his parents were supposed to turn the child over to cps. now, jean, this was because of past violations including a home that was allegedly not fit to live in as well as the mom's alleged meth use. >> cps being child protective services. what is -- the belief now is he was with both parents. the mother is in custody? right? so he's not -- >> exactly right, jean. mom, shondra christiansen, was in custody since wednesday. she was picked up on a probation violation. the dad is nicholas christianson, 5'7", 190 pounds. brown hair, hazel eyes. law enforcement thinks he may have his son, 2-month-old andrew. >>

when andrew mentioned the u.n., even the u.n. committee for civil rights in geneva made a statement last year, last july calling on britain or warning britain to stop its level tourism because it is stifling free speech and political debate and from a u.n. organization to see something like that is nothing short of a miracle. so, maybe that will also help to move england and england would be nice to do it first. and there is some debate going on although i understand that in most being considered now is how to reconstruct the system for defendants and latin cases. but i hope the british law and the judges and the parliament will stop in and do something to change the law to allow more free speech. >> well, i blood agree and disagree somewhat with one of the last points andrew made. i think this first and foremost ought to be a diplomatic issue more than a judicial issue. frankly, i think that our whole approach to national security, which regards it in a knee-jerk way as mainly a legal challenge rather than a policy diplomatic mi

>> it could be two minutes. >> reporter: erin andrews isn't commenting.oth her attorney and espn issued strongly worded statements, promising legal action once the person or persons responsible are found. they're also targeting the websites and media outlets who showed any of the video. today, espn announced it would no longer use reporters from "the new york post" on its air, after the paper printed still pictures from the video. for some of those who do manage to find the link, a nasty surprise may be waiting in the form of a computer virus. and as for theories the video was leaked by andrews herself, friends say it would never happen. >> erin is conservative, modest. you've never seen her in lingerie in magazines. you've never heard her flirting with the idea of posing naked in "playboy." >> reporter: whoever is responsible may not be able to hide for long. >> we leave a trail of cyberbread crumbs behind us wherever we are online. i have no question in my mined that this person is going to be caught. >> reporter: i did hear back from erin andrews' atto

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up next video outrage a peep hole tape shows erin andrews naked in her hotel room. "usa today's" christine brennan shoins our discussion. ggggg >>> the story is deeply creepy and some of the media's behavior isn't much better. in an unmanageable invasion of privacy some moron drilled a hole and shot a video of report earlierin andrews. the video was bouncing around the internet and drew some chatter on the sports blogs. then the "new york post" gave a front page splash to the tale of the peephole pervert who inflicted a nightmare on andrews making sure to include no less than three still shots of the very same nightmare with small banners carrying the key part. we won't play that game. next, "fox & friends" owned by the parent company showed some shots that were only slightly obscured which we now covered up almost completely and for a briefer period so did cbs early show which pixalated the videos a bit more. is the media exploiting this? joining me now is christine brennan. christine, should the "new york post" and "fox & friends" and roberts thong outrage ha

monica: you know, sharon, i look at erin andrews. is a gorgeous woman, and my feeling is if she's got it, flaunt it. and if her television career has been helped by her looks, so be it. my god, she is on tv. they're not about to put a garr-goal out there on television, right? >> yeah. absolutely. i mean, you pay for entertainment. she's exactly what they're looking for. she dresses provocatively, says outrageous things, it's perfect. she's entertainment. she probably will get a raise out of this. espn will get a bump in the ratings. this couldn't be any better for them. monica: and finally, sharon, you know, i know a lot of people say she's a public person and she should expect even unwanted attention. but this really goes over the line because she was in a hotel room where there is a reasonable expectation for privacy. sharon liko, thank you so much for being with us. and up next, critics and comics are having a field day over president obama's pick for surgeon general saying she's too chubby for the job. that report when we come ba

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all right, but -- and before i could finish, oh, good, because the motor is coming. >> andrew says thate learned everything he needed to know on line. the car has a top speed of 38 miles per hour. it can only run 11 miles on a charge but andrew says that certainly beats paying to fill up. >>> a consumer alert report for parents now. one million playyards have been recalled because the side rail might not attach properly. so here's the deal -- a child who pushes against it could fall. there had been 21 rrps reports of injuries. they are sold by major retailers including k-mart and target between january 2000 and january of this year. keep that in mind. >>> another safety reminder for you -- especially parents. the hidden threat posed by your public pool or water park. national health officials are reporting a spike in intestinal illness caused by a parasite called cryptothoridium lurking in public pools. >> the parasite can easily spread into the water and it doesn't take much to actually contaminate the entire pool. >> the parasite lives in human feces and what makes it so infectious, i

our digital correspondent andrew stack is there with us. andrew, give us the sense of the scene. a lot of media there? >> reporter: well, basically, derrick, all of the media is here. we've been waiting for over a half an hour. initially we thought we would be hearing from one of the press officers here but it turns out that john cato himself is going to be coming down. he's the general manager. shortly we're expecting him to make a statement and among the questions that are being prepared, the main issue focusses on what you know and when did he know it because apparently there were some documents that were uncovered by the washington post that indicate there were some trouble, sop of the technicians discovered trouble with the switches back on july 11th. cato made a statement on july 16th saying they hadn't run into any problems yet and they'd inspected all the switches. so it really depends on what he knew and when he knew it. >> very important questions. very much so, there andrew. and jim graham the chairman of the metro board will be there. hopefully we'll get a chance to t

information now and for that we are joined tonight by andrew peckish. a professor of microbiology and immunology at johns hopkins university in baltimore.thanks . >> my pleasure. >> we were told early on that the h1n1 wouldn't flower nish warm weather. that it would spread to the southern hemisphere down there where of course it's now winter. so how concerned are you that it's spreading so rapidly this summer in england? >> it is something that we are concerned about. this is not something that's seasonal influenza is known to do. we're not sure if this is some sort of unique property of the virus or simply a result of a fact that so much -- so much of the population is susceptible to this virus that the virus continues to find hosts that it can infect. and the infection hasn't burned itself out. so it is -- it is a concern. because the more infections the virus has in terms of humans, the more likely it will be to adapt to replication in humans. and, therefore, perhaps be more efficient at spreading or causing disease in the human population. >> what a

but i want to say this, andrew, i'm delighted to spend some time with you. joe, i'm delight today spend more time with you. even if you interrupt me. thank you -- don't interrupt you. >> we share the responsibility. >> kidding. joe, andrew, thank you both for being here. >>> up next, more gates arrest controversy. and the battle of congress over health care. is it failing health care? we'll be talking about that with three of the country's best political thinkers. >>> and a u.s. border patrol agent has shot and killed, murdered on patrol protecting the people and the border of the united states. i don't have to worryve, about my knees hurting. only two aleve can stop pain all day. that would take three times as many tylenol arthritis pain. aleve works for me. >>> joining me now, three of my favorite political analyst, errol lewis. mark halperin. and ron christie. thank you all for being here. let me start with you, ron. the president seems to be bringing a teachable moment out of what was a controversy up until about an hour ago -- or is it in fact a controv

andrew stack is live on the scene with the latest develops. andrew? >> well, audry they found her body -- this is the annex attached to ft. myer on ft. myer. ncis is in the process of investigating this death. we should tell you, though, we spoke with one of the mps here earlier. from what we understand, there is no sign that this is a murder case. but it -- that is irrelevant to ncis because they need to move forward with this as part of their stand operating procedure. we should know more tomorrow but what i have been hearing is we won't know much more today other than that as they try to get to the bottom of this and so far we do not have an id on this female sailor because they are notifying next of kin. as soon as we know that we will get that to you. in arlington, andrew stack 9 news now, wusa9.com. >>> thank you, andrew. >>> ft. myer has been part of the area's land scape since the civil war. it is now home to over 14,000 assignment military and civilian personnel with 108,000 family members and retirees. it currently serves as headquarters to

digital correspondent andrew stack joining us live with the latest. >> reporter: derek, as of right now you can see that four blocks behind me are lined wall- to-wall with police vehicles and a short time ago they brought in several mobile batteries of flood lights. to neighbors it appeared as though the entire fairfax county police department had descended. >> quite a disturbance when the fire department and everybody else came by but what can you say, man? it is the times. >> reporter: a neighbor in this quiet mclean neighborhood heard a gunshot. what he saw next left him shocked. a woman shot in the head and laying in a front yard. >> she is alive. unknown condition at this point. >> reporter: for hours police tried to make contact with the manholed up inside the home on the 7700 block of fisher drive but no luck. >> we have someone inside the house that we want very much to talk to and that's why our negotiators are on the scene and making every effort to get through to the person inside to come talk to us. >> reporter: so far that hasn't happened yet. they just set up the flood lig

in the information center andrew stack for 9news now and wusa9.com. >> andrew, thanks so much. >>> people lined up in the heat today hoping to get a leg up in their job search at what's being called the largest federal job fair ever. >> it's an obstacle course. it takes too long. it's difficult to actually understand what you need to do. and it's not transparent, meaning you don't know where you are in the process. >> that's why we also have a warning for you tonight about how you search for a federal position. some websites offer to submit your resume to dozen of federal agencies each year for a fee, but that could be a scam. you can find free listings for federal jobs right now at wusa9.com. >>> just a few blocks away, dc delegate hosted her annual job fair. 80 different employers were there. all who have current openings. right now the district's unemployment rate stands at more than 10%. you can find other job listings at wusa9.com with a green tint. just log on to living green and find out why you don't have to be an environmental list to land a green job in this new economy. >>> div

in the information center andrew stack, 9news now and wusa9.com. >> thank you for that, andrew. >>> an update now on a story we first told you about last night on 9news now at 11:00. on capitol hill the house has approved the first overhaul in 70 years to food safety laws. it gives broad new powers to regulate the way our food is grown and processed. it's largely in response to a recent series of food related illnesses, some deadly, involving everything from spinach to cookie dough. lime green ribbons went up all around dc today to bring attention to lyme disease. and the controversy over how it's diagnosed and treated. a hearing at the ronald reagan building today brought together infectious disease experts, patients and advocates. some say when lyme disease is missed early on, it can lead to years of suffering. >> most looim patients have been to 5 or 25 doctors before i was diagnosed. and people thinking you're crazy, your family members don't understand because you look fine but you're in a lot of pain. >> patients like steven thomas, a virginia man, whose son always has lyme disea

tonight, andrew simmons of al jazeera english takes us to a part of nairobi where corruption is a fact of life. >> reporter: this is life at its lowest. her only source of income is this maze she's trying to sell. her hopes now rest with her eldest song nelson. he's 17 and bright. but she says the only way of keeping him in school is to bribe to get a scholarship. so far she's living off favors, borrowing from friends and sometimes succeeding in persuading the school not to send him home. "i feel so bad," she says. "i don't even have enough money for the first bribe to obtain a scholarship application form." nelson wants to be an engineer. for that he needs a qualification. >> school is very important for me because it will make my future. my future life. i just want to complete my educati education. >> reporter: away from caberra, anywhere you travel by kenya, you can find corruption. from the slums, the law and order system itself to the corridors of power and you can see it every day on the roads, even parking your car. do i get a receipt? no? it's not official, is it? >> just for l

the problem becomes, as congressman andrews, medicare. a new medicare patient cannot find a doctor because of the things congress has done to doctors over the years. they find themselves limiting that part of their practice. i never did because my mother told me not to. but it is hard. we had some calls earlier on an earlier show on fox business that referenced that very point. the fix that is in this bill for what ails the doctors on the reimbursement rate is no fix at all and it postpones the pain for another couple of years and then it's right back with us again. >> congressman andrew, final word and then we have to wrap this up. >> sure. i think that this plan is really all about the best health care in the world, which we have in america, being extended to those who don't have it and making it more affordable for those who do. 14,000 people don't have health care insurance today and the day after that, the day after that, the time has come to fix the problem and very carefully, that's what we'll do. >> it's not careful if you rush it

we're talking about erin andrews, one of the best-known espn reporters.ry talented. and now some sicko has posted her naked video all over the internet. let's bring in our "prime news" correspondent richelle carey. you know we're sickened as we hear this story, richelle, but bottom line we want to know what happened, where did this all take place? >> all right, mike. we got the story from her attorney. erin andrews' attorney saysք s was alone in her hotel room when this video was shot. about five minutes long. it's very grainy. and it shows andrews with no clothes on getting ready in front of a mirror. we don't know where or when this video was shot. although there are reports this may have happened more than once because the video appears to show her in multiple hotel rooms. and as you mentioned, it's all over the internet. that's how these things go, unfortunately. and espn is doing everything it can to get those videos taken down. and her attorney is threatening to file civil suits against the person who created the video and anyone who has posted thi

sort of theory, where they say right when a hurricane andrew hit in 1992, there was an import of very near the everglades. they had hundreds of these baby pythons that were blown right into the everglades. >> and because a female python 50 eggs or more a year, since hurricane andrew, the python population has exploded. >> you can see the power that they have and they are powerful constrictors. they're not venomous, but you could see their defense right away. >> today, florida declared war on the unwelcome predators of the everglades, allowing a limited number of bounty hunters to dissect the population. >> we have been doing it out of university of florida and smithsonian institution and they're eating anything out there. as you know, the everglades have a number of threatened species and we are trying to bring the species back. today we have an invasive organism, so this is a serious threat. >> and that is just the beginning of a new assault on pythons. >> 911. >> this is an emergency. >> an horrific death in miami is being attributed to a pet python. >> my little baby is dead. the s

andrews in 2010.he 150th anniversary of the first open played at prestwick, just up the road here, about 20 miles back in 1860. it will be the 139th open championship. in between, some years where it was not played. we'll hang with you here for a minute so we can hear from tom watson. stewart cink, 33rd in the world rankings, joins angel cabrera who was 69th when he won the masters. lucas glover three guys off the world rankings won majors, cabrera, glover and cink. the roster major champions who in all likely will be paired together in that traditional pairing when the world's best reconvene to prepare for haz hazeltine in a few weeks. for all of the moments that he talked about that last forever. the moments you never forget for players. >> well, i agree with you, mike. and, you know, this is a life-changing experience for stewart cink. his life has changed forever. he's a major champion. the way that the press perceives him, the way that his peers perceive him will different. he'll be recognized at

to get started on my lesson, andrew goes in for the fillet.ng i've never heard of. c cod fat. and it's not from a fish. >> you can get cod fat. you can get the things you need to make a roast like this. >> reporter: a butcher's secret reveal. and have you ever heard of the tail? it's an extra piece of meat that's usually cut off of porterhouse steak. perfect for stews. >> they don't tell anyone. and you pay the same price for this. >> reporter: what do you mean? why don't people serve it anymore? what happened? >> i don't know. >> america got too fancy. >> reporter: what do the butchers bridge home for their families? try a bone-in serloin, or a flank steak. not popular cuts. >> this is the flank steak right here. >> reporter: now, it's my turn to give it a try. i'm going to cut straight down? >> you want to keep it the same. your front wilcook a little different than the back. >> reporter: i'm feeling resistance. >> that's the bone. >> reporter: when i get to the bone, i use the cleaver? to be fair, being a lefty, is a lot harder. >> you're g

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joining us to help make sense of the reform and what it could mean for people like you is andrew rubin from nyu's medical center and also the host of "health care connect" on sirius doctor radio and also the health care reform director from consumers union. i want to start with you. you're a proponent of the president's plan. you think it's a great idea. why do we have to act right now? >> well, i think the first thing to think about is that there are 14,000 people every day in america who are losing their insurance and there are countless others that experience exactly what was just described, they have bought insurance. they think they at least have catastrophic coverage, and they don't find out until it's too late when they experience something like a major illness such as cancer that, in fact, there are huge holes in their coverage that are going to lead them to financial devastation, bankruptcy, losing houses. >> right. >> we've heard these stories over and over again. >> andrew, this plan is not inexpensive. it's going to cost a trillion dollars over ten years. and there are many

scwtion. >> that was andrew stack reporting. the colonel says if we don't take this step now america could be mired down for a generation. they do not amount to a troop buildup, rather they are replacing soldiers headed home. we'll be back in 60 seconds with more. >>> welcome back. he was held hostage for seven hours. he spoke first with 9news now about that standoff with the police last week in leesburg, and our digital correspondent has his story. >> being so thankful for what god did for us. it's just realizing how much he's in our life. >> an emotional man talks about the terror that happened on friday while the s.w.a.t. team moved closer in, a nightmare was happening inside the home where the couple said they never endured in their 63 years of marriage. bob often leaves his garage and the door to the house open, easy target for someone looking for a hideout. friday afternoon, he says 49- year-old william spencer came to that garage door. >> with the pre text that his car was broken down and he wanted to borrow jumper cables

andrew stack, 9news now and wusa9.com. >> thank you, andrew. >>> your digital music, pictures, books may not really be yours. >> more on that plus a taste of summer in the middle of the city. coming up on 9news now. >>i'm meteorologist topper m i access from the home page. just go to weather and click on interactive radar and this is great stuff. you can move around. gou n caan ywn rehe rethe country with isth. you can track the msthorstl oria oralhb odyol your neighborhood all ige y wato grandma's s livewain she lives chicago or all the way to los angeles, it is free. check it out. we will talk about the storms heading our way tomorrow when we come back. >>> here is your forecast first. i'm meteorologist topper shutt. 86 tomorrow. thunderstorms pretty good bet tomorrow. 86 on friday. a chance of a couple of storms. and then we are going to dry it out on saturday. temperatures once again around 90. we hit 90 today. third time this summer an only the fourth time this year. so we are still well ahead of the game so to speak. tonight, partly cloudy. a bit huggy. showers out. all gone. l

andrew mike mullen. in a half-hour, the apollo 11 astronauts talk about their mission to the man who they lend it 40 years ago today. after that, we will air again the comments about health care legislation from president obama and republican national committee chairman michael steele. on washington journal tomorrow morning, we will discuss afghanistan with michael o'hanlon ambassador christopher hill has an update on iraq. we will focus on the health-care debate with representatives christopher murphy and joe barton. also, we have mike allen, the chief white house correspondent for "the politico." >> join the conversation on civil rights and race relations with npr and fox news analyst juan williams live in two weeks.