. >>> and also ahead, we have the father of electronic games, the atari founder, nolan bushnell on his latest video game endeavor. >> what comes to american's minds when they think of walmart? details of a new national poll are coming up. this one is going to surprise you for sure. >>> quick snapshot of what wall street did on his summer vacation. essentially from early to mid-july to current times, a gain of about 16% for the dow jones industrial average. we are now less than 200 points away, dare i say it, from dow 10,000. up another 1.5% today. >> get the hat. >> get the hats out and the confetti. let's talk about the madoff family. for troubles for that family. trustees plan to sue his two sons, his niece, and his brother this week seeking the return of almost $200 million. irving picard cold told them it will charge lack of fiduciary duties among other charges. >> what does it have to be irving who is bringing charges right now? >> because it's easier. >> i'm not indicting anybody at this point, but it's interesting that it's coming from the trustee and not from the u.s. governmen

. >> say atari. why don't you just talk about s asteroi asteroids, dude? xbox.hat's what i was thinking of. they've got to get out of the house. instead of playing bowling or tennis on wii, how about actually get out there and bowl or play tennis or something? >> willie geist? >> and sega genesis was last mentioned in 1987 on television. >> donkey kong. >> i am so with you. i'd put a $1 surcharge on a can of soda. >> we've got to -- while we're teaching reading and writing and arithmetic, we've got to engage kids, get them exercise. >> our children are fat. >> remember when we grew up, the presidential fitness award. that's a small part of it. >> that's right. i had one. >> nationwide, kids need to start getting outside and exercising more. >> back when we were kids, there would be one child who was a little bit overweight. i'm sorry. there's five, six, seven, eight, nine, or ten overweight kids in every classroom. it's unacceptable, and it's our fault. >> they come home after sitting in school all the time. >> and it's the crap they sell in grocery stores. >> a