and he was one of the 70 odd that was captured with archer on the day marching many to allegedly pick up shoes. i -- >> according to harry heath. >> according to harry heath. i've been, i've been to your hometown. it's absolutely breathtaking and unfortunately, i couldn't see where my great grandfather was captured because they're playing golf over there right now. [laughter] so anyway, my point -- my question is that one of the things i learned through my family history studying this is that the 2nd wisconsin, the iron brigade which is the unit that faced the 13th alabama on that day one had previously faced the 13th alabama at the stone wall in fredericksburg where doubleday had been thrown off, and then they'd also faced them, if i'm not mistaken, at antietam in the cornfield. and it strikes me that it's highly unusual for one little regiment from alabama and another little regiment from wisconsin to face off in three of the most important battles of the area. what do you suppose was the reason for that? [laughter] >> somebody didn't like somebody else. [laughter] is there a partic

the market pantry, archer farms, finest traditions, garden fresh. the company has not received any reports of illnesses so far. nissan has issued recalls for some big goals -- vehicles. doors could open while the cars are in motion. thean says that some of models could stall while in motion. -- includesontinues the m35. has been at, so it beautiful weekend. >> keep the trend going. some changes be for those of you who wanted to feel like autumn out there. it will come. days.in the next seven i promise you that. our temperature at reagan national airport is at 65 degrees. the wind is out of the southeast at three miles an hour. fog ind see some patchy the early morning hours. not enough to cause any significant delays. 77 at the airport will stop up to -- airport. up to 77 degrees. the record was set in 19 tuesday four. stop -- 1954. 60 at this hour. a high of 72 degrees. hours, 50 in winchester. it is starting to clear a little bit and that will allow temperatures to fall even faster. that is going to bring in the fault and allow it to develop in we

the archer who has to hit the bulls-eye in no matter what the wind no matter what the way of his arrow. he has to size that all of in a second and let it fly. she felt that struggle was her art. there are no rules for everything you have to do but you just have to concentrate on what is the right thing here, bear and the right way at the right time and that did it perfectly. a peak performanperforman ce some people thought but that is what every work of art is so she loved that archer. we are passing around a few things of hers because she was the axis of my life and nothing would have happened without her. i am forever grateful to her. let me mention this one that i think has gone all the way around already i think has that? this was karen with president reagan on a date while i'm away somewhere. i have to tell you the story. it's very funny. let me begin with lady thatcher for a couple of those full reasons and a couple of just plain fun reasons. she once told me the story of her first meeting. i don't remember it was g7 or g. a dart g. nine, i can't recall, as prime minister and it

so she loved it that archer. we are passing around a few things of hers because she was the axis of my life, and nothing would have happened without her, and i'm forever grateful to her. let me mention this one, i think has gone all the way around already, hasn't it? this is karen with president reagan. on a date while i'm away somewhere last night i got to tell you the story. it's very funny. let me begin with lady thatcher for a couple of boastful reasons and the couple just plain, fun reasons. she once told me this story of her first meeting -- i don't remember, g7 or g8 orgy night. i can't recall now, as prime minister. and it was in france that year. they rotate. and, of course, that put the president in the chair. he took the chair and he never introduced her. she was getting more and more uncomfortable and squirmy. he never applause, but when he did he said something that made her, another black cloud came up for her. he said, oh, i almost forgot to introduce the new prime minister of the united kingdom, m

a master archer, she planned on demonstrating her bow and arrow skills, but at the last minute she wasden. so she learned opera. >> i watched youtube videos to learn how to sing. >> reporter: wow, again, unexpected. >> yeah, show tattoos. then come outen a gun and sing opera. >> from a girl who wears camo. >> yes. i wanted to show the judgize can bep a poised, graceful, elegant woman, but i have this bic dichotomy. >> reporter: will she carry a crown? there are 53 women in this competition t in a way it is the contest between the old and the new. and who wins miss america this sunday may well show us where america stands. for "nightline," i'm amy robach in atlantic city. >> a special edition of "20/20" pageant con fi dfidential and t the big show, pageant after it. thank you, amy. why millions dread, friday the 13th. fear it. and real-world consequences for airlines and other business. ing. 3 -- make a car from scratch the dodge way. steps 4 through 28 -- recall 100 years of know-how. start building, try things. yes. make it different. not that different. bring muscle -- technology mus

on utility taxes for up to 30 years and some credits on income taxes if agriculture products giant archer daniels stays. they are scouting for new offices in places outside of illinois as it develops a new global presence. >>> and it was less than a year ago as we felt sandy's wrath going up and down the coast, and the huge floods affecting the country. now, this year and next, critics claim that sweeping new changes to the nation's flood insurance program will bring fan devastation to many americans living in and near flood zones, mary thompson has more. >> reporter: on october 1st, over 280,000 businesses and homeowners will be affected. >> a lot of these are mom and pop businesses, as we are, and they are just -- there is just not that much profit in them, and they will not survive. >> reporter: this insurance agent is one of the policy-holders. flood insurance premiums on his office building in louisiana set to rise 25% a year for the next four. his payments going up to $13,000 by 2016 as he loses his grants provided in the flood zone, these changes are a part of the waters act, raisi

he chased chris archer by the middle of the third, and he had a two-run homer. rays dropped two in a row with a wildcard on the line. that leaves us with three teams very much alife going into today's final regular season games, and you want to hear the craziest scenario? the indians have won nine in a row. they probably won't lose in minnesota, but if they do, and the rays and rangers both win, there's a three-way tie for the a.l. wildcard, and that would result in single elimination playoff games monday and tuesday just to settle who gets those wo wildcard spots. >>> over in the national league, the reds and pirates duked it out to see which one would host the other in the wildcard game. the pirates did everything in this one but grow six feet and holler hulk smash. six home runs in the guys and five off bronson arroyo and rookie andrew lambeau hit one. they will host the reds this week. >>> don't look now. winter's on its way, which means the winter olympic games are on their way. this morning in southern greece they let the olympic torch as it began its jour

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this includes several types of salads primarily sold under the market pantry and archer farms brands. currently there are no reports of illness, but encourages people to contact their health provider if they begin to feel sick. listeria can lead to miscarriages in pregnant women and serious illness to people with weak immune systems. there are a lot of in these san walking areas a lot of- clouds in the san joquan . area with this system moving into the bay area. it is dark out but if you can see some increasing clouds. we will also see some cloudy conditions tonight and for some showers for the morning and for the west of the bay near riyadh. tomorrow, we are going to see some showers and for the rest of the bay---area. and for the north-bay. the showers will continue but we will see partial clearing. south of interstate-80. here is the satellite and notice. up around your rica and the pacific northwest. near oregon, near eureka. and that is going to cause some visibility issues and fortunately, however, for the bay. this is where this is remaining, but we will see some showers. you c

the chicken and ham salads were sold all across the country under the brands market pantry, archer farms d' amico and sans finest traditions and weis brands. there have been no reports of illnesses so far. >> we are to an extreme weather alert. the northwest slammed with an unusually strong rain and wind storm. >> this is the intersection record rainfall causing a mess for even more wet weather. maria molina good morning. >> good morning. that's right. it's an unusually strong storm for this early in the year. typically we don't see this much rain until later in the spring. this storm system arrived yesterday producing a i lot of heavy rain strong winds. we are continuing to see the rain come down right now across parts of seattle down into portland. the rain itself lightened up a little bit early this morning across those areas. it is still forecast to continue today. you could be seeing 3-4 or locally higher amounts of rain. it will go cold enough it. many of you could be seeing more than 6 inches of snow. the cold air will be lowering levels to around 4500 feet. that means the mountai

interview with abc television in which he said the iranians understand the nuclear issue is a far archerissue for us than the chemical weapons one. the threat against israel and a nuclear iran is much closer to our core interests. my suspicion is that the iranians recognize they should not draw less than that we haven't struck. what they should draw is that there is the potential of resolving these issues diplomatically. do you agree there is the potential to resolve these issues diplomatically? >> i think it is not possible to make a meeting if there is not already serious agreement between the two sides. otherwise, it could be catastrophic. the u.s. president and the iranian president. the stage of letters that we know about now is not sufficient . if this is the only exchange of letters that happened, it was [indiscernible] i think the issues are so difficult, i don't think such a meeting is possible. >> i am counting up the numbers here. two people think it is too risky to have this handshake now. what do you think? >> i think the question is not the handshake. the question is the po

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they chased chris archer r by the middle of third, and he gave the fans a ball to chase. the rays lose to the blue jays 7-2. they dropped two in a row with the wildcard on the line. dpien that result with a win on saturday between the indians and rangers and you have all three teams very much alive going into today's final regular season fames. hey, want to hear the craziest scenario? the indians have now won nine in a row, so they probably won't lose in minnesota. but if they do and the rays and rangers win there's a three-way time for a.l. wildcard. that would result in single elimination playoff games monday and tuesday to settle it. >>> over in the national league the reds and pirates duked it out to see which one would host the other in the wildcard game. the pirates did everything but grow six feet tall and turn green. pittsburgh had six home runs in this game and five off the reds start starter. walker hit two. pirates win 8-3. they will host the reds in the national league wildcard game this week. >>> to college football. the marquis match-up went down in georgia.

archer davis, thank you. appreciate it. >>> sotu for analysis and if you missed any part of today's show, find us on itunes, just search state of the union. national security adviser susan rice is next for our viewers here in the united states. >>> this is gps, the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. we have a very important show with two presidents and iran's only jewish member of parliament. we'll start with an exclusive interview with the national security adviser, susan rice, on iran, syria, the middle east and more. >>> then the terror attack in kenya, somalia terror-based group carried it out. i'll talk to that country's president who says al shabaab is not just a threat to somalia or kenya, but the entire world. i will talk to president ghoul of turkey, which is, of course, syria's neighbor. in iran's delegation to the u.n. was the only jewish member of parliament. we tracked him down and i talked to him. but before we get to all th

ben archer couldn't keep the blue jas off the base pass. adam ling drove in three runs. the blue jas took down the rays. the texas rangers in the hunt, hosting the angels. a double scored and a bunted run. a los angeles squad committed five errors. the 7-4 victory gave texas a win. we could have a through-way tie depending on the outcome of sunday's games. some of the world's best talent in baseball originates from cuba. few have been able to display their talents due decade-long policies banning cuban citizens playing sports overseas. after an announcement by the government the ban has been lifted. as anxiety gallagher reports, the transition from the athletes to professional ranks may not be ease yim >> cuba continually produces some of the finest athletes on the planet. over the next few years this star is set to earn over $40 million. for the cuban government meself no sporting icon. he, along with 20 other baseball players, defected to the u.s. a change of policy allows cubans to play for foreign teams is being seen as an attempt to change that. >> this is ultimatel

the items sold under the product names, market pantry, archer farms. d'amico and sons, randy's and grandpa's, garden fresh, weiss and spartan. >>> workers in downtown palo alto may find a new place to park. they unvaimeiled a new parking permit system. people living in the neighborhoods close to downtown have complained about parking shortage, because downtown workers can park all day for free instead of paying for garage permits or parking meters. they will send out surveys on the proposed residential permit program. >>> in a few hours, the city of fremont will open its very first whole foods market. the popular grocery store is located on mowery avenue. it is set for 9:45 for the grand opening. it will have a smokehouse grill, a beer tap room and a health specialist on site. >> in that order, probably. >> yeah. you need the health specialist at the end. >>> california doctor's quick thinking is credited with saving the life of a bakersfield community leader. >> a woman started choking on her food while out to dinner. they tried the heimlich maneuver

are recalled because of contamination that were distributed nationwide including salads sold under "archer drug administration but no reports of any illness. >> nasa scientists believe 3-d printing could change the future of space exploration. 3-d printers use plastic to create any object and scientists say they could be used to may spare parts or supplies in case of of an acknowledge and they are testing out satellites. there are some problems of printing space because of gravity and temperature changes. scientists are developing their own version of a 3-d printer that is better suited to space. the first could be tested out some time next year. >> the huge lottery jackpots get the publicity but a fremont man is doing okay with the proceeds from his scratcher ticket. the 34-year-old will get $1,000 a week for 25 years because of a ticket he bought on a whim at the circle k. >> here is what happened. his son spotted the gaslight coming on saying you are low on fuel, dad, get some gas. they pull in, he goes inside to get his receipt and he sees the tickets and says, well, i will buy one. he

ben ferguson, ruth marcus, archer davis, thank you.>> sotu for analysis and if you missed any part of today's show, find us on itunes, just search state of the union. national security adviser susan rice is next for our viewers here in the united states. >>> this is gps, the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. we have a very important show with two presidents and iran's only jewish member of parliament. we'll start with an exclusive interview with the national security adviser, susan rice, on iran, syria, the middle east and more. >>> then the terror attack in kenya, somalia terror-based group carried it out. i'll talk to that country's president who says al

archer davis, former democratic congressman from alabama.policy differences on entitlements in health care. ruth marcus is a columnist for "the washington post" and ben ferguson is a cnn commentator and syndicated radio host. thank you all so much for joining me. let's start with the poll numbers and whether or not they affect the president's hand as we watch both this budget fight and the possible government shutdown and the debt ceiling fight. go ahead. >> we're all too polite. i would say i actually really wonder whether they do. because he doesn't have to worry about running for re-election. who is it? who is going in the republican party who is going to feel compelled to support him or less compelled to oppose him because his poll numbers are low? we're so divided and so factu factualiz factualized. look, you want to have stronger poll numbers but his party is essentially with him on keeping obama care, keeping the government running, avoiding the dead ceiling. and the other part is in a different position. >> see, i think obama just do

the states where there are republicans there are costs going down if you're going to say new york archer new york because community rating was already i don't know if you already rating it already destroyed two years six states that are having that are there are looking at challenges are every single one of our where the governors are saying no we're not going to take the additional medicare why we're going to we're going to present a males to california numbers came out and they were dramatic increase and we are seeing all the same kind of complaints and consequences where employers are telling people we're going to make you work fewer than thirty hours and all kinds of you know absolutely not that's how we would go one employer has come out and said that they are evaluating right now and by the implementation time we're going to see the consequences of this but i got a question for you let's say romney had gotten elected and he is directed his secretary treasury have the iris send out an explanation for how you can set up your nonprofit because corporations have speech rights thanks to

they include several kinds of chicken and ham salads sold under the market pantry, archer farms, d'amicond sons, finest traditions, garden fresh and weis brands. the agency says problem was discovered through testing by the food and drug administration. there have been no reports of illnesses due to consumption of these products. the company and the agency advised anyone concerned about an illness to contact a health care provider. listeria can lead to miscarriages in pregnant women and serious illnesses in people with weakened immune systems. >> we will be right back. >> the southbound highway 101 to eastbound i-80 interchange has reopened-- after a fiery car blocked the roadway for about an hour this morning officers responded to a report of a crash at about midnight. the solo- car crashed into the center divide and then caught on fire. a sig-alert was issued at 12:16 a.m. with the on-ramp blocked by the fiery car. c-h-p officers say the driver managed to get out of the car but was then taken to san francisco general hospital. the driver is expected to survive. the sig alert was lifted

a master archer, she planned on demonstrating her bow and arrow skills in the talent portion of the competitionwere forbidden. so, in just two days, she learned opera. ♪ shows tattoos and come out in a gown and sing opera. >> i wanted to show the judges i can be a poised, graceful, elegant woman. but i have a dichotomy. i wear cammo. >> and carry a gun. >> i can carry a gun. >> reporter: on sunday night, she may be carrying a crown. >> the response of facebook and twitter messages, thank you for changing this perception of women that decide to compete. that's what makes it worth it. win or lose, i know i'm changing something. >> reporter: and here, now, joining us from the famous atlantic city boardwalk, is sergeant theresa vail. now, we just heard how your fans reacted on social media to your tattoos. how did the other con tetestant reacted? and how have pageant officials reacted? >> they're supportive of all this. sharon pierce, the president of the miss america organization says she supports what i'm doing. they embrace individuality and versety. and the other contestants are so supportive.

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market pantry, archer farms, damico and sons, garden fresh and wise brands. the f.d.a.a $140 fine for cheerleading. the squad walked into their homecoming game in canada. a few members decided to perform an impromptu cheer for the fans. but police broke up the routine and handed the coach a ticket. the reason? citing a nuisance on the street. the team plans on fighting that. you think they have something better to do up there. maybe not. >>> two years after a military hero was killed in afghanistan, his mother getting a real surprise in the mail. army specialist douglas green was killed in 2011 and now a fellow soldier informing his mother that he found her son's dog tags on the ground in afghanistan. >> i was in the unit that replaced your son in afghanistan. i was on a mission and found these in the dirt and wanted to return these to the soldier. i want to thank this soldier. i would love to meet him and tell him how much i appreciate what he did. >> such a grateful mother there. that soldier who wrote the letter didn't give his name in that letter. green's mother say

archer damages of midland laid off 1,200. texas instruments laid off nearly 2,000. significant in a 1,300. verizon sought to cut 1,700 jobs via buyouts and layoffs. marriott announced hundreds of layoffs this year. international paper has closed plants and laid off dozens. i will just note parenthetically last week, it was announced in alabama international paper was closing a plant with 1,100 people, many of whom worked there 25 and 30 years, off, out of work, plant shuttered. they are signing a bill saying they need more workers. and general mills in what "the minneapolis star tribune" called a rare mass layoff laid off 850 people. last year. there are more still, mr. york says. according to a recent reuters report, mr. york reports that u.s. employers -- quote -- "announced 50,462 layoffs in august, up 34% from the previous month and up 57% from august of last year, 2012." close quote. well, it's difficult to understand how they can just phi demands that we ram through an immigration bill, doubling the number of workers, increasing dramatically the number of peop

furious when she found out that her daughter has can knived in bringing her old girlfriend steve archer away. that was there. i think it's a mistake to simply say after that affair that that was essentially a political arrangement that they had. what's been happening lately, there are quite a few living former first ladies and frequently now they get together on occasion to talk both publicly and privately about the jobs. sometimes the cameras are there. this is both barbara bush and rosalind carter talking about the role of the first lady. >> different strokes for different folks and i think people feel one way or the other. be sthe first lady is going to be criticized no matter what she does. she does too little, she does too much. i think you have to be yourself, do the best you can, and so what. >> i don't know if the public wants the first lady to make the calls. there are things that are exceptions that the first lady can do. parties, things like that. but i don't think that any of that the first lady is going to be influential over their husband. they're close to them, live with