for soliciting sex from a minor. [ inaudible ] >> one of those defendants agreed to talk with us as long as we didn't show his face. he explained why he turned to the net. >> i wasn't getting what i needed from my relationship and i -- [ inaudible ] >> have you done this before with a 16-year-old? >> never. >> he said he's a sex addict and didn't realize the consequences. >> i didn't think i was doing anything worse than what -- than what everybody else dash. [ inaudible due to voice

as the chinese demand may be there and even more importantly as long as the dollar could continue to be broken. and with the policy that the fed has in place, which doesn't sound like they're raising interest rates anytime soon, is that not a possibility? >> well, sure. it's an absolutely possibility that headline inflation can go up. but as long as domestic demand in the united states remains he weak, and we have to remember things like oil and commodity price increases, just like the federal reserve noted in its statement today-r are really attacks on the consumer. and it really means that core domestic demand for non-energy and food-type goods winds up being re low, and ultimately that's not a very good sign for growth going forward. >> but in spite of that demand remaining low we've seen oil go up from 30 bucks a barrel at the beginning of the year to 70 bucks a barrel and no change in fundamental supply or demand. still weak on the fundamental side. >> one of the things i think is going on with oil at 30 bucks a barrel is really a lot of the panic trades have been unwound. every

as long as the balance sheet remains as large as it is. as long as there's this looming threat of the fed continuing to grow the balance sheet, those fears will not be put to rest, they will not be put to rest until the fed ultimately goes on course and shrinks the balance. >> no mention of the dollar, michelle, no mention of the dollar, none, zero, i'm not surprised, i'm fighting a losing battle here even though i have a peculiar view a stable greenback is good for america. >> no mention of the dollar. in our view, the dollar will continue to weaken. >> you said it. michelle meyer and michelle gerard, you're both terrific. thank you. >>> coming up earthquake off the coast of japan tonight. conflicting reports for tokyo. >>> when we come back, bullish signs from the housing sector. how about that? we will hear about an exclusive interview from toll brothers ceo bob toll. next up. we are "the kudlow report." we are coming right back. i wish the fed would pay more attention to stable dollar and zero inflation. in the long run, that's what he

as long as they'll have me as long as they'll have me, i'm going to coach here. >> the fiphillies standingck. the university there standing by rick pitino it looks like. what does this mean for the university? at what cost to them as i asked you about the eeg snlz. >> eagles? >> he had an issue of a cover-up, a woman he paid for the insurance surrounding an abortion and not the abortion itself. that will all blow over. and they do have him until 2013. he makes $2 million a year now. he has a loyalty clause in his contract. he also does major endorsements around the louisville area. he wrote a book "success is a choice" 10 years ago. he is a highly sought after motivational speaker. he should get through this now and focus on coaching basketball. >> i don't know him personally. but he does look like conciliatory. looks like he was upset and meant when it he made that apology. let's hope things work out for him and for everyone. we wish everyone well. >>> not so much so for tiger woods. right? >> well, but here's the thing. here's storty. you know, yi yang won the honda class nick ft. lauder

about as long as i have a vote and as long as i have a voice in the u.s.nate, it will be for the democratic platform that provides health care! >> he forged deep, lasting, and lasting friendships with political conservatives. and he gave his word and kept his word. we became very good friends. >> his life was not without tragedy and disappointment, including his failed presidential bid 30 years ago and the dark day in 1969 when he drove his car into a pond on chappaquiddick island, killing a female passenger. his was a life of battles that forever changed a family and the nation. longtime friend joe biden today spoke with kennedy's widow. >> i was talking to 50 this morning and he said, she said, -- i was talki to vicki this morning and she said, he was ready to go, joe, but we're not ready to let him go. >> his colleagues said they will commit themselves even more health care reform. he is survived by his wife, vicki, and five children. >> tomorrow and friday, he will lie in repose at the john f. kennedy memorial museum in boston. a ceremony will take pla

all of these things as long as they don't cost more than $20.s clothing is concerned it is limited to 100. accessories, scarfs, ties, belts and even beach wear and sportswear and all kinds of shoes and things you wouldn't expect like hats, lingerie, even girdles. now my social producer put together a list of some other things but these are electronic, off audio systems, tvs, these aren't on the virginia sales tax list. but wait a minute, what's that bobalou says even though it isn't on the official list some stores like wal-mart are giving you a break. so if you come to wal-mart and other stores you will get a break on electronics also. >>> it is time for another living smart report. we start with bad news for fannie mae. the mortgage giant plans to tap $11 billion in new government aid after posting another massive quarterly loss. the mounting price for the rescue of fannie mae and freddie mac is exceeded only by the cost of bailing out aig. >>> jessica returns on monday, but she has even more money- saving tips that she left that we can use in

glenn: as long as you're not a restaurant in las vegas or orlando, you're fine. healthcare for the bowlmo. lanes, about a million dollars extra to provide healthcare, is that right? >> well, we're not just one property. it's six venues in four states glenn: still, a million dollars. >> that is a whole lot of money. the problem is that's our money that goes for naught, from my perspective and it crushes us. glenn: what do you mean? >> well, you take that money, as far as i can see, you pour it in the drain because you're going to put it into a government-led program where who knows how that is going to go. it is all cash pulled out of our company that we can't then invest n12 years, we've gone from 1r 2 employees -- we were at a high of 450 and now we are at 375. you can't have that sort of growth from a big business. that's a small business thing. we can't do that if all of our money is going into paying for healthcare. glenn: who is -- you look at this board and i will get into it in a second. i wrote over here -- raise your hand if you agree with this -- that o

large waves kept most people out of the water at beach as long the new jersey shore. s recorded waves as high as 8 feet. wave heights are expected to return to normal by tomorrow. it's the second weekend the atlantic was hit by a tropical storm system. >>> a storm blew quickly through our area tonight bringing lightning and heavy rain. in baltimore county, police had to shut down one lane of 695 because of the clogged storm drains. meteorologist susan "shrek" is here with us now with the first forecast. >> thanks a lot. good evening, everyone. we had a couple of thunderstorms rumbling through. most of you are saying i didn't hear any. you can see they are very select. when they hit, they did create problems. as far as the rain oments, towson so you half an inch, and now it's moving towards the eastern shore. so heavy rain at times. for the rest of the tonight, mostly cloudy. maybe a few showers left over. we'll talk more about the forecast coming up. >>> taking all of the right step hes toward success. it's been on maryland's persistently dangerous list and lots of har

we will support the afghan people for as long as it takes. let me repeat that. for as long as it takes. >> and then there is the uneasy relationship between nato and russia. a reminder of the need to tread carefully. as a former danish prime minister, he will bring a new political dimension to nato's top job. >> nowhere is nato's mission under greater pressure than in afghanistan. the alliance has stepped up its operations against insurgency. the country's volatility was in evidence in an area where there was a blast. a bomb went off at the roadside killing 12 people. let's go to our correspondent. obviously, it is a run-up to the presidential election in three weeks. the authorities are bracing themselves for more of this sort of violence. >> i think they are. there have not been that many attacks in the city itself. there have been three attempts on the life of the police chief, who was apparently targeted today. the police chief of the district -- it is an important, strategic place for both the afghan forces and international forces in their struggle to take

i think the fans will be excited for him as long as he continues to do what he's been doing.s so proactive in this, speaking all over the country and working with the humane society and so on. >> oh, you know, when joe is here everyone is seated and he's the last one seated but when i'm here, hey, welcome, everybody. >> doing. >> show over here. >> willie has a show to do. >> jon meacham was doing my show. >> i know you're -- suzy, you're allowed. we were in the makeup room talking. 6:00 on the east coast. great show today. joe scarborough is on his way. willie, of course, suzy welch, of course, jon meacham of "newsweek" here. how are you? >> i'm well. i started my day speaking to willie on the phone. >> i'm sorry. >> it's only up from here. >> i'm sorry. >> do you know what he did, mika? >> what did he do? >> it's a phone call segment so he can wake up and call. he came into the studio completely uninvited, frankly, and he made the phone call from right over there. we felt bad, so we put him on here. >> i like it. >> we're going to do a piece about edward r. mur row and whic

as long as they'll have me, as long as they'll have me i'm going to coach here. >> the woman pitino said he had sex with has been charged with trying to extort $10 million from him. >>> a lot of reaction to this story all day, too. he says, i feel pitino should be terminated right away. he's a role model for the young men he coaches. he has failed his players, his school and society. he must go. martha disagrees here. we've had, you know, different sides to this all day. he said, we all want mercy when the mistake is ours. we are much more willing to be tough when it is someone else's. time to forgive and move on. won't you chime in on this and tell us what you think? text us at hlntv. here are your options. type views a if you think pitino should be fired. views b if you think he should resign. or views c if you believe he should be allowed to continue coaching. standard text charges apply. >>> federal officials may have found a town willing to house suspects from guantanamo bay. the prison could close soon, putting 350 people out of work. local politicians are under pressure to save th

else comes out, which is entirely possible at this point, it's been crazy for the last four months, as long as we have all the facts right now, it sounds like nothing else will happen to coach pitino that he will not be suspended, won't take a leave of absence and will be back on the bench next seasons. >> the president of the school, james ramsay, knew of this but some details surprised him. what are those details that surprised him as this fully came to light? >> he has not said specifically, we can assume i guess the abortion thing was probably something that maybe he hadn't heard. we can only assume maybe that, that's the only thing kind of shocking, had a shock factor around here and all over the country. maybe that was it but hasn't really said much on the matter. >>. okay. stephen a., joining us again. we did a little research, forbes.com landed on it there, louisville basketball, most profitable in the country, the value of the basketball program, $24.4 million when pitino showed up, i think they were 12-19 the year before, they've won 70% of their games this. he gets a pass because

as long as i keep god in my heart and you in my life, i will be fine. i have done all i could do. i told the truth and i have faith the truth will prevail. god bless you. and thank you. >> there is his message. you have to take the man at his word. what do you think, ted? >> all along, his lawyers have said, this is a man who has told the truth. as the leaks have come out in this investigation, it seems as though he did. he did admit that he gave michael jackson dip pep provan his hope. he could be held liable for michael jackson's death. from his standpoint and his attorney's standpoint, they have done everything they can to help this investigation. apparently, they taped this last wednesday in houston. they decided to release it a few hours ago. i asked, was it because you think there is an rest going on here? is it a good-bye to be on the record before something big? they said, no, the timing has nothing to do with the investigation. >> it is funny. he was almost apologetic for not being able to return phone calls or e-mails. he almost sounded like a man in hiding. this is the

something else comes out, which is entirely possible at this point, it's been crazy at this point, as long as we have the facts right now, it sounds like nothing else will happen to coach pitino that he won't be suspended, take a leave of absence, will be on the bench next season. >> ramsey knew of this, but some details surprised him. what are those details that surprised him? as this fully came to light. >> he has not said specifically. we can assume, i guess, the abortion thing i think was probably something that maybe he

i think the industry is prepared to wait -- wave that as long as we have -- >> there are many who argueht now that if we have health care reform that does not include a public auction, it really is not reform. it has been an exercise in futility. your view of that is altogether different. >> i would say we have to understand that when we look at the level of reimbursement that the average hospital receives on medicare, medicare pays the hospital 80% of its costs. the difference that the hospital does not collect is turned around and placed on the shoulders of the employer sponsored system, or even the uninsured who have to pay the hospital at retail rates. one of the things we encourage this if medicare would reimburse hospitals at a higher level, it would reduce the rate of the employer sponsored insurance. we believe fundamentally that if we understand the issues that are prohibiting individuals from getting health insurance, the government passes laws and regulations in ways that get to the fundamental problem, and we could solve the problem without creating the role of government as

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and for as long as unemployment rises, as long as the gross domestic product is down, and as long as we're working the speculative excesses-- and we're just been by thing to do that-- the banking system is going to stay a problem. >> brown: as long as, you say. how long does that mean? any ideas? >> oh, i think we're at least a year and a half to two years out to see a really sustained stability in the u.s. banking system. >> brown: what are you people you talk to binyamin, saying about the length and depth? >> very interesting number. this was the fourth consecutive quarter that the aggregate volume of outstanding loans declined. the sum total of the money the banks were putting into the economy shrank. back in the early '90s, the last time we went through something approximating this, there were ten straight quarters of decline. by some measures we could be fairly early in this process of the industry contracting itself and sorting out it problems. the one striking fact about these problems in the banking industry is that they dend do tend to outlast the recession itself. so even a

as long as you know the risks going into it. and i think dan laid it out well. one of the things important, your margin requirements for selling those two puts, just realize it's going to take up some margin here. two to mike's point, if we fall out of bed, you're going to be sad to have this on versus owning a put outright. that being said, you know your risks going into this trade. i think it's an attractive trade. >> got to move on here. ♪ anything you can do i can do better ♪ >> wow, that would be ethel murman. she's singing anything you can do i can do better. options and ethel murman an unlikely pair, a winning combination. perhaps a subtle acknowledgment that "options action" is a broadway show tonight, but it's time for good old fashioned cable news smackdown using derivatives. time for "put up or shut up," they duke it over the specific strategy. last week they nailed target. can they go two for two? tonight we talked to dell, the computer maker will report earnings on thursday. both dan and mike think the stock could have a big move even though the com

as long as this argument or debate goes on, the fewer democrats are supporting public option. apparently even the administration at this point. >> a lot of commentary about how important this is to the president. obviously there's significant policy questions, politically the president said must happen, must happen this year. among those who suggest, you know what, this drop in the polls will go away as long as he signs a bill. strike a compromise, sign a bill. doesn't have to have everything you want. a former president, president clinton, said if he signs a compromised health care bill, back up he goes. >> i don't care how low they drive support with this with misinformation, the minute the president signs a health care reform bill, approval will go up, within a year. within a year when all those bad things they say will happen don't happen, approval will explode. >> paul begala also says you know what? make the necessary come ppromis to get a bill passed. >> if the republicans say this doesn't pass, this is the end of thing. every commentator says that's the fact what do we

. >> people who need assistance dogs can wait as long as five years to get one. jill hopes to shorten that wait by getting more kids involved in training. to learn more, check out our website, teenkidsnews.com. >> thanks, felipe. >>> you've heard of online dating. itnow it's available for zoo animals. zookeepers around the world are posting profiles of their creatures hoping to find good mates. even personality traits are included. i guess if you knew a particular bat was a bit batty, you might not want to go out on a blind date. >>> just ahead, how the internet can help you get an "a." >> as long as you're using it correctly. we'll be right back. >>> researching a paper is a lot different for us than it was for our parents. the internet has really changed the process. but you need to look closely at what you're getting online. tyler has some tips. >> there was a time when writing a school paper required a walk to the library. today, we can at least start our research right at home. >> i only research online. >> but don't get too comfy. >> online research is stil

as long as you make health care an entitlement, as long as you said everyone has a right to whatever health care they want. honestly, you know, tracy, i appreciate your perspective, but why the hell do i have to pay for the respirator of my neighbor who's done nothing but chain-smoke for 20 years, sat on his butt and watched reruns? >> he's an anomaly. old people, little kids, should have access. but everybody else in between does not need to be on the single-payer system when you can get a job and accept the insurance policy that your business offerses you. terry: i misspoke, they're going to try to cut service to five days in terms of mail delivery. the point is, we're not cutting anything in the health care arena. >> we're not cutting anything. >> if you can't run a one-car parade, you shouldn't be put in charge of the daytona 500. the government has never been able to run anything. wayne is right. to put them in the charges of something else before they fix something like medicaid or medicare sin sane. is insane. >> by the way, i want to support that guy that jonathan knows becau

as long as that front is in the area, we couldfire up a shower or thunderstorm. as we start getting into the overnight hours, it will be mainly dry even though there is a slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm overnight but notice temperatures are in the middle 80s at 7:00. upper 70s at 9:00 and 77 degrees by 11:00. if you have outdoor plans this evening, you should be good. i think most of us at this point will stay dry. again, a cooler forecast on the way followed by a much warmer forecast. we will talk about that, all the details coming up. >> gary, thank you. >>> the numbers are enough to make a parent's skin crawl. local schools running rampant with stdz. what is being done? meeting face to face since lifesaving surgery. there's something big happening at pizza hut. - woooh, nice! - that's a lot of food! noget big meals like our stuffed pizzrolls, pizza mia, the p'zone... and our personal panormous pizza starting at ju $5. the big eat tiny price menu. only at pizza hut. - woooh, nice! - that's a lot of food! now get big meals like our stuffed pizza rolls,

i'm just saying, right now, let mike williams finish this, as long as the fed stands pat, as long as the curve is big, big upward, steep upward-sloping, as long as that federal funds rate is near zero, as long as the money supply is growing at 8, 9, 10%, i have to believe shorter-term it's a positive for stocks. the bill may come due. i'm not a forever bull here. but right now, gee whiz, the fed is your friend, is it not? >> certainly, it supports the entire thesis, larry. i think what's important here though is we keep talking about animal spirits. look, just because we've got a little in-flow into mutual funds, they're still putting more into bonds funds and there is trillions of dollars sitting iths. we don't have a significant amount of animal spirit yet. you're right about the federal trade, there is significant money supply support. much there is fed support. and yes, by the time the bill comes tu, the surprise then will be that the rest of the economy is strong enough to pay that bill. >> oh! >> interesting point, okay? >> okay. >> thank you very much to both of you. a program

comes out which is entirely possible at this point, it's been crazy for the last frour months, so as long as we have all the facts right now it sounds like nothing else will happen to coach pitino that he will not be suspended. won't take a leave abscents and will be back on the bench next season. >> real quick. the president of the school, james ramsey, knew of this but some details surprised him. what are the details that surprised him as this fally came to light? >> he has not said specifically. we can assume i guess the abortion thing i think was probably something that maybe he hadn't heard. >> okay. >> that's the only thing that kind of was shocking, had a shock factor around here and all over the country yesterday. maybe that was it, but he hasn't said much on the matter. >> gotcha. steven ainchlgts, joining us again. if this is about money and wins, when you -- we did a little research. forbes.com laying it out there, louisville basketball the most profitable in the country, is value of the basketball prom 24.4 million. when pitino showed up they were 24 -- 9 the year before. he g

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and in his memory i will do everything i can as long as i can stand in the u.s. senate until it is achieving the goal. >> legislatures across the country are weighing in on the impact of kennedy's death on health care reform. >> i am praying that they will look at it from the standpoint of saying, you know what, he is absolutely right. >> since the late 60s after the brother john kennedy took the first step toward medicare, ted kennedy fought for universal health care. backing reform driven by president obama that promises to ensure the more than 40 million americans now uninsured. and it is a heated debate that has congress sharply divided. >> i think it is very difficult to determine how it will. >> months before the seat is filled. >> political analysts say democrats need 60 votes to close down a filibuster by the republicans which they do not have without kennedy. >> forget about trying to get republican support for health care reform. because president obama effort to rise above partisanship has not succeed. >> he said there is another way for democrats to w

but i want every delegate at this convention to understand that as long as i'm a vote, and as long asbe for that democratic platform plank that provides decent quality health care, north and south, east and west, for all americans, as a matter of right and not a privilege. >> his publicity has been almost fawning and standing in public opinion polls high. president carter's standing dismal and going down, with inflation going up. kennedy for president became possible. >> let's take personal considerations. have you promised your mother, that you won't run for the presidency while she's still alive? >> i didn't promise her that i wouldn't run while she was alive. but my mother has indicated that she would support any decision that i would make in the future. >> would your wife's well being, in terms of her efforts to deal with her problems, be a factor in making you not run? >> joan has courageously stated, has had a battle with alcoholism, i admire her and respect her for the fort rightness in which she faced this issue and for the efforts that she's making. >> some people ask whether

u still like these securities as long-rm investments. >> sure, i think the are all still attractive as long term investments. i shoulput e caveat they had tremendous ru at a pace that's not sustained. we would urg investors to tak them off the tab. they're no going to contie like we've see in the past several months. >> paul: all right. but do you feel that we are in bull market or is it still o of these rallies in a bear market that a lot of people still think. >> we're in the camp and it's cyclical bull market with a secular bear market. the easy money'seen made here on this rally. we're not optimistic on the economic recoverys the stock market would likeor us to -- gd to hear your ideas. thanks for bng with us. >> tha you,aul. >> pl: my guest patrick o'hare of brieng.com. >> jeff: tomrow, the wireless industry goes under the microsocope as regators look into competition, innovationnd billinpractices. >> jeff:assachusetts' top serities regulator is taking a closer look at therading tips that goldman sachsives its top ients. those tips come from weey meetin of the firm's research anal

he doesn't limit the upside as long as disney stays above 24 bucks. but mike went for the jugular. >> i would just buy the 24 put that he would sell. >> mike's aggressive bet paying 20 cents to buy the 24 strike put that dan sold. that 20 cents is the most that mike can lose. but in order to make money, mike needs disney's stock to have a big move lower or fall below the $24 level by more than the cost of the trade by august expiration. one trade, two strategy in a battle royale between puts and probabilities. >> you're killing me. you're absolutely killing me. >> the only person that's going to make money is mike's broker. >> the judge ruled for mike. >> ain't going to be no rematch. >> and now the debate is tearing the options world apart. >> emotions are reaching a tipping point or a pitting point in the pits of chicago. >> since the time of the trade, both strategies are profitable, as disney stock has fallen 5% on poor results. with the mouse out of the bag a victor must be declared and a move must be made, or both will be losers. that's because

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most analysts believe he'll win a second term as long as his top cot pet tor doesn't get a last-minute push. >> this is putting more pressure on president karzai to be more responsive to his people. >> reporter: as the threat of violence looms over the election, many believe there will be a strong voter turnout. there will be crucial for the candidates, as well as president the obama's campaign to turn around a devastating war. here in washington, secretary of state hillary clinton is speaking out, saying the u.s. is doing all it can to make sure the polling places are as safe as possible for tomorrow's elections. >> susan roberts in washington, thank you. >> pct afghan voters is a crucial mission right now. in the south, there is no putting the war on hold. u.s. marines are slugging it out with taliban fighters in hel mands province and laralogy san with them. >> reporter: the marine mission has taken on greater significance. here echo company is heading out to a known taliban village just a mile from their small combat outpost. this time they've chosen an unusual way in. coming up fo

and as long as we could put up with the two dogs who normally ride shotgun.st is ground zero for every car company on the planet to test their newest ride, under intense triple digit heat to see how they perform. right now she's chasing what she believes to be a 2012 volkswagen suv hybrid that's never been seen. safe to say, the people inside are not happy. >> when they say no photos, that definitely means go for it. keep on shooting and shooting and usually people that are with me have to drag me away. >> here a german engineer from an earlier chase is trying unsuccessfully to convince her not to take any pictures. and she has a vast collection of shots like this of annoyed test drivers and specialists from around the world, blocking her, trying to scare her away by taking her picture and even mooning her. how annoyed are they with you? >> they're very annoyed. they leave the proving grounds and are told, don't let anybody get photos. and before the day is done, you know, the photos are blished on the internet. so they get pretty annoyed with me. >> you love

and as long as i have a voice in the united states senate, it's going to be for that democratic platform plank that provides decent quality of health care. today i formally announce that i am a candidate for president of the united states. thank you very much. good to see you. for all those whose cares have been our concern, the work goes on, the cause endures, the hope still lives and the dream shall never die. if we become pale, carbon cop pips of the opposition, and try to act like republicans, we will lose and deserve to lose. i don't think i'm too old to be your united states senator. do you? you look so pretty. i think we've been enormously kind of blessed about being close to the sea. all of that means in terms of the child, enjoying it. the solitude and the serenity, and the peace. the work begins anew. the hope rises again. and the dream lives on. >> we will have coverage of the funeral mass for senator kennedy and his burial at arlington national cemetery tomorrow on abc news, and on abcnews.com. >>> that is "world news" for this friday. i'm charlie gibson, and i hope you had a

as long as -- it doesn't matter if i'm first or second or third or whatever, as long as i do my best,that matters. >> mustafaa's efforts paid off. he's co-valedictorian of lakeview high school. his principal says he's been an inspiration to all around him. >> i do. i think that his maturity coupled with his academic brilliance is certainly what has helped him stand out. >> getting to the top of a class of 296 seniors was no easy feat. 18 had a 4.0 or better. and the class of 2009 won top scholastic honors, beating every other high school in loudoun county. mustafaa credits the adults around him for helping him succeed, es pshlgly in math and physics. >> my parents encouraged me to learn and to study, and then my fourth grade elementary schoolteacher, mrs. simmons, she kind of like made me feel welcome and not, you know, like the other kid in the corner. >> his principal expects great things from this humble 17ear-old. >> and i have to tell you, i would not be surprised if i read about him sometime in his future or i could even see him being a nobel prize winner or something. he is tha

as long as i have a voice in the united states senate, it's going to be for that democratic platform that provides decent quality of health care north and south, east and west for all americans as a matter of right and not a privilege. the fundamental test of our society is how it treats the least powerful among us. we must pray the glass ceiling that stretches across our government and our economy, so that at long last all americans will be equal in life as well as in law. there is a new wave of change all around us. and if we set our compass true, we will reach our destination. not merely victory for our party, but renewal for our nation. i love this country. i believe in the bright light of hope and possibility. i always have, even in the darkest hours. i know what america can achieve. i've seen it. i know what america can achieve. i've seen it. i've lived it. i'm a single mother with two kids, i work a lot. i come home tired. you do miss a lot. he dropped out for a whole month. sometimes i would talk to him and he wouldn't even turn around and look at me. i would just get frustra

. >> as long as i'm a vote and as long as i have a voice in the united states senate, it's going to be for that democratic platform plank that provides decent quality health care, north and south, east and west, for all americans as a matter of right and not of privilege. >> reporter: in 1962, ted kennedy was a mere 30 years old senate seat formerly held by his brother john. >> i pledge that i shall dedicate all of my strength and will to serving you in the united states senate. >> reporter: john and bobby and ted kennedy actually served together in washington for less than a year before tragedy. >> something has happened in the motorcade. >> misfortune strikes the kennedy family once again. >> reporter: less than a year after his brother's assassination, ted kennedy himself barely survived a small plane crash. >> it's onto chicago, and let's win there. >> reporter: then, in 1968, brother bobby was assassinated. >> my brother need not be idealized, nor enlarged in death beyond what he was in life. to be remembered simply as a good and decent man who saw wrong and tried to right it, saw

as long as we can keep working, it's going to be great for everybody in the economy and the local people. >> we need jobs in michigan. >> about time we got some good news. >> reporter: ford, honda, toyota and hyundai have also announced they plan to make more cars. >> some sign of stabilization and move back up in one of the hardest hit sectors of the u.s. economy. >> reporter: another encouraging sign today, a consumer satisfaction survey finds gm and ford enjoying some of their biggest gains. still, analysts say it's too early to celebrate. >> i wouldn't pop all the champagne corks just yet. >> reporter: even with today's increase, the company will build just over a million cars this year. down almost 40% from last year. analysts say the road to recovery may not be a smooth one. >> it's going to go in fits and starts and we're going to see rocky business before we come out of this, because it is so deep, and it's so pervasive. >> reporter: and some of the 1300 workers being reinstated could be back on the job as early this week. others who had been working four days a week are moving t

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sean: as patients lose out and all we hear of long lines, you have to wonder why this president is pushingystem where poor quality health care is the norm. >> i have difficulty understanding why we as a country are trying to move towards systems that are not successful. i don't recall hearing of anyone flying to canada or united kingdom for second opinions or specialized care. they come here. >> in the united states, i felt like a patient and i felt like i was cared for. and in canada, i'm a number. >> those people who think that this is not going to happen, don't bet against us. we are going to make this thing happen. sean: unbelievable. let's check in with the two patients. >> how would our two patients have fared under the system of canada or europe? >> i suppose given the circumstances that i was facing if that happened in canada or the united kingdom, that perhaps i had could have died. that's the conclusion i could draw. i went in to e.r. and the result was that i probably had indigestion. >> when he went for a second opinion, his cardiologist put him in his own car and drove him to

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it might work. >>> and gary said, as long as the government officials says as long as government officials think this plan is not for them, i think it's for us. >> 49% disapprove of president obama's handling of the policy. while 43% do approve. >>> send us your comments or to read what other people are saying, go to wjz.com. >>> and wjz's great prostate challenge continues, as part of our continuing community commitment. there's another free prostate cancer screening. it's tomorrow, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at 1700 north caroline street. >>> family and friends packed the church long associated with the kennedy family are, to bid a final farewell to eunice kennedy shriver. joel brown reports for wjz, the invitation-only service, drew the famous and youngest members of her family. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: they celebrated eunice kennedy shriver's life in song and scripture. her daughter maria told the mourners in cape cod, shriver would also want the day to be a call to service. >> and she would ask each and every one of you to join her in making this world a more tolerant, just, and com