. >> my name is mark mcleod, i'm from -- near augusta, georgia. i'm miley's number one fan. i'm a little bit nervous. it's the first time i've ever actually been face to face with her. i talk to her a lot, it's kind of like i talk and she responds with pictures. that's the way we communicate. and i just watch closely, i can tell exactly what she's doing. i've been watching her so long, i watch so closely, i know what kind of mood she's in, i know almost what she's thinking about by looking at a picture. it's not that hard if you just observe people, their body language and the way they act. after you watch that a while, you know exactly what they're doing. i'm going to get her flowers and ask her to marry me. i've been to four or five concerts and for some strange reason, things just didn't -- things didn't work out. but they're going to work out today. so it's an exciting day. >> some strange reason? talk about armed security guards, maybe? good evening. i'm nancy grace. thank you for being with us. a florida beach beauty marries her dreamman and the newlyweds are set to li

the fire was there at the camp in augusta county. the firefighters had a hard me fighting the flames because of where it was, the firefighters found a man's body after the fire. the cause is under investigation. >>> and d.c. leaders confirm what was suspected. problem wind thes with the hydrant caused problems. >> they say the water flow made it very difficult to fight this fire. hills and the road design in the neighborhood also caused problems for them. it is debatable how much of the house could have been saved if the water was able to get to. >>> and a dangerous problem discovered on a dozen u.s. jet liners. investigators say equipment problems on at least 12 northwest airline lines a 330 left pilots with no idea on how fast they were flying. and it was believed a similar problem was on the flight where at least 200 people were kill . >>> and starting soon, metro doing repairs. why now? because congress is out, people are on vacation and the rider ship is lower than usual. check out the details on myfoxdc.com. >>> and thank you,

this happened gh t innit at camp shenandoah in augusta county. fire got going in a building that houses the camp's trading post. the victim was an adult. the authorities have not yet released a name. 107 scouts were at that camp when the fire start. no word on exactly how it started. >>> well, summer camp is one right of sum. yard sales are yet another. >> if you like to haggle over one man's trash which could be your treasure welcome to the world's longest yard sale. every year bargain hunters flock to five states worth of bargains to see what they can find. >> we left yesterday to drive up we were going to part way n. o coit >> 664 miles of rdmiles of >> it thh ugstrowe vi rougwest virginia, kentucky and tennessee in between. it end on sunday. >>> you know tennessee is a long way off maybe i'll skip that one. but now a lot of redskins fans looking forward to the big scrimmage tomorrow thinking they want to see their favorite players. >> to me i think that's a good came why waste a guy when it doesn't count. let's let him get hurt when it counts

major cities, washington, new york, boston, augusta. very, very humid for today. how much rain?f it along the coast of massachusetts. cape cod, boston, you could see three inches plus. thanks so much. later on in the broadcast, i'll tell you about excessive heat on the west coast. bill? >> okay, marysol. >>> we turn, now, to the latest on that horrifying kidnapping case out of california. a registered sex offender and his wife were in court on friday, arraigned on 29 charges of rape and kidnapping, for abducting an 11-year-old girl and imprisoning her for 18 years. abc's mike von fremd has details on that chilling story from antioch this morning. mike? >> reporter: good morning, bill. phillip garrido is not only an accused kidnapper. but detectives came to this house in force, and confirmed they are also looking into the possibility that he may have links to the kills of ten prostitutes who were murdered near here in the 1990s. law enforcement put on a show of force, as the house where jaycee dugard was held captive, was sealed and declared a crime scene for the second time. nex

but i was one day working on a battlefield with a veteran farmer in piedmont, augusta county.onomy something, which i thought was very interesting. i believe it's during the second manassas campaign where jackson is making his big flight marked up along the mountain ridge, and there is a description of him sitting astride his horse with his hand up in the air like this. and everyone who came by commented on it as though jackson was bestowing their blessing, and they did know what to make of it other than stonewall is there with his hand up in air. it must be important. well, this farmer, i am standing on the hill talking with him. is showing me, you know, he owns the battlefield basically. and the net surges in your face and everything. and so he is standing there like this. and i said, what are you doing? he said, well if you raise your hand above your head, the gnats will go to the brightest spot. [laughter] >> so thank you very much, sir. that just gave me a perspective and joaand stonewall jackson. i appreciate it. >> that is how history is written. >> often didn't see eye

. >> in augusta and september during recovery trade years, we would usually stumble a little bit. we could stumble a little bit more but ultimately i think there's another 10% if not higher move in there. >> good conversation. really good. thanks very much. interesting, steve, laurie, we appreciate it. >> we've got 15 minutes before the closing bell sounds and this market holding on to a gain of 87 points. volume under a billion shares. typical for august but no surprise we do have money moving into the market once again. >> better than expected retail earnings at target and home depot giving investors confidence after monday's big selloff. do you want to own any retail stocks right now? >> housing starts falling last month but construction of single family homes increased. the ceo of putty homes will be with us at 4:00 p.m. eastern, join us.  >> welcome back. stocks regaining ground today. here's a look at some of the wildly helds out there. the one standout on the downside is walmart. strength across the board, alcoa, home depot, hewlett packard. we'll have those numbe

augusta, florida. >> i think that's augustine. >> is it really, now? >> isn't it? >> this is one of those things i probably read, too, before going on the air with it, don't you think. that does it for 360. thanks for watching. "larry king" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> tonight, exclusive. who was the real michael jackson? his protege who lived at neverland reveals what she knows about michael's kids, his relationship with other children and the boy named omar. is he the pop star's secret son? then, shark scare. will you go in the water knowing this is out there? meet the people who dared to take a dip and came face-to-face with a mouthful of daggers. they survived. and they're here to share their death-defying stories next on "larry king live." i'm jim moret from "inside edition" sitting in tonight for larry king. our first guest is nisha kataria. she was a protege of michael jackson and lived in neverland back in 2003. she recorded a duet with michael. she is an artist in her own right, thanks for joining us. >> thank you so much for havin

augusta, the rest of your day should be dry. we did pick up almost three inches of rain in new bedford. outer band rotated through cape cod. that's now over with. the weather will be improving in cape cod. biggest issue is what we thought would happen is the waves. we still have huge waves. notice by the center of the storm, some of those buoys reporting seven-foot wave heights. that's why all the advice was to stay away from the beach and away from the water. we still have a couple high waves. little bit off. 13-foot waves off of jersey shore. even though the storm is pretty much gone and leaving us, alex the danger is still there. here's the forecast. the storm races away and should brush nova scotia today and tonight. then we are done with bill, alex. i guess in general, alex, this could have been a lot worse. it was 200 mills off of cape cod. you know, we got lucky with this one for the most part. >> yeah, we absolutely did. we are done with hurricane bill. not with you, though, bill karins. thanks so much. >>> keep it here

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you're going to get another one to two inches of rainfall across northern missouri, back into augustaillinois. parts of iowa also getting in on the heavy rainfall. chicago, you've had rainfall already roll through once. we have another batch of rainfall. and kansas city, missouri, that's rolling through, too. for now the heaviest rainfall moves across northern parts of indiana back into the southern parts of michigan. that will move over to detroit eventually. let's go ahead and take you out to san francisco, california where we are looking at this morning. kind of a foggy start to the day. we're going to see temperatures gradually rise up today. going into the 60s, but for the time being, we're dealing with morning fog and that will slow things down at the airport about a half hour. things improving as we go throughout the day, though. >>> looking at -- yeah, not a good monday. you look fabulous, susan. market numbers, no, i cannot say the same for that. >> the market numbers do not look fabulous. rob robin, let's put this in perspective. the market has been rising for five months. t

host: augusta, mississippi, you are our next caller, karl. caller: hi. i want to thank you for taking my call. i want to commend mr. nixon, for coming on and standing up to his -- standing up for his brother, that took a lot of courage. my short point is that mr. nixon, mr. president nixon, was a standup guy for doing what he did. he knew that he made a mistake, and he took the national interest first. he took country first and decided to resign. can you imagine how hard that was for him, because as bad as he wanted to be president for him to resign? but he did the right thing. this is what i want all the politicians that are out there right now, democrat, republican, independent, you know, look at the situation like this, where he did the right thing. that's all i have to say about this i was a young guy when he was elected, i didn't know anything about politics and he had that kind of charisma, i don't know if you remember the peace signs and the comedians were making fun of him, but he had that kind of charisma and got a lot of media attention, i thin

host: let's go to a call from augusta, georgia. caller: i would like to talk about unemployment. in the last 60 days, my town has been inundated with illegal immigrants. they have taken probably 95% of the work. i know at least 20 small businesses that have closed up. the government has to do something. i had government health insurance 60 days ago. now i have lost most of my work. i have had to cancel our insurance. it is pitiful. i have lived here all of my i have lived here all of my life. this is getting out of control. this people -- these people need to do something. thank you. >> we will go live now to george mason university. that is eric shinseki, joined by vice president joe biden, and senator jim webb, and president obama -- marking the new g.i. bill, the first since 9/11. it provides education benefits to veterans. that is live coverage here on c- span. >> through this most comprehensive veterans' education benefits package -- the most since the g.i. bill of world war ii. the courageous men and women in uniform have shouldered significant responsibilities for our coun

the obama administration is going to defend the cash for clunkers program unless the senate -- uss augustaing to suspend the cash for clunkers program unless they fund it with $2 billion. we are getting the word from transportation secretary ray lahood. he says they will stop the car purchase program if they don't get the additional funding. he expects the $1 billion currently allotted for the program to be all used up by the end of this weekend. we will follow that senate vote in the coming weeks. >>> how young is too young to be listed as a sex offender for life? they will have to answer that question in texas. we will have a fair and balanced legal debate, up next. applebee's 2 for $20! real food at the right price! this is the primo stuff. one appetizer and two premium entrees. just twenty bucks-every day. genuine food. generous portions. genius price. 2 for $20! only at applebee's. the moisturizer in other body washes sits on top of skin. only new dove has nutriummoisture... which can nourish deep down. new dove body wash with nutriummoisture. superior natural nourishment for your ski

augusta was the harlem store owner that confronted four armed teenagers that tried to rob them.said they were viciously beating the them. >> 72-year-old augusto said he had no choice which when they burst into his store on thursday afternoon. >> i told them i didn't have any money. i won't do anything. and they thought about it a little bit but it didn't work. they got more violent and they were hurt meig guy worse. >> he bought his ..12 gauge shotgun after twour armed men robbed him and terrorizing his staff. >> i had this old shotgun for 20 years. so for 20 years you thought about that moment when you were robbed and victimized laying their helpless and you said that is not going to happen again? >> i didn't want that to happen again, especially if these guys were going to hurt us. >> he almost had one of the would be robbers convinced there was nothing worth taking. but they were distracted by the struggles between the gunman and his clerk. >> the kid was screaming and where is the money. i can hear the beating up on him. >> he pulled the shotgun from under his desk where it

. -- north augusta, on the republican line. caller: i want to talk about health care.eople need to learn the difference about burned and unearned entitlements. -- earned and unearned entitlements. medicare is entitled. medicaid is unearned. i think even some representatives to not -- do not know the difference. it seems so many people that call and have a lot of hate in their voices for people who are successful. i would consider myself successful. i pay a lot of taxes and i do not think i am willing to do it anymore. whether i have to eliminate some of the income i have, what ever i have to do. one suggestion that i do not think c-span will do, maybe instead of setting up your phone lines the way they are, he should set them up for earned entitlements and unearned and see if that makes a difference. perhaps that could change some minds. host: iowa, democratic line. caller: i do not think the american people understand how important this issue is. first of all, as a working american, we are working for about half the price of every generation of us doing the same job b

all the dull-shaded gray clouds, that formed last night from macon to augusta and atlanta, too. live to atlanta. look at all the clouds over us. here's what it looks like on the tower cam. it's a tough go for you early this morning at the airport. haven't seen a delay there, but they will certainly be out there for atlanta's hartsfield-jackson. beautiful city. cloaked in low clouds and poor visibility. temperatures today at about 90 degrees and still humid. >> it's because it's hot. >> i think i lost 10 pounds playing golf on saturday. i'm not even joking. if i look gaunt to you right now, that's why. >> a little depleted, huh? >>> mozart is adding to his repertoire. huh? well, researchers have unveiled two piano pieces recently identified as childhood creations by the legendary composer. come here and listen. ♪ >> pretty good. the compositions were found in a book compiled by mozart's father that was used for practice. experts believe that mozart wrote the pieces when he was only 7 or 8 years old. >> wow. >> what were the rest of us doing at 7 or 8? >> i have to start yelling a

putted real bad at augusta on sunday. and hit the ball poorly on sunday at turnberry.e to get it done. and was disappointed by that. but still have quite a bit of the year left. hopefully i can get back in position and play well again. >> last pga championship at hazelteen, you've got to go back to 2002. tiger was runner up. he rallied down the stretch. and tiger finished one stroke behind beem for his only runner up finish at the event. >> michael vick may be gainfully employed by an nfl team by the end of this week. when asked about the quarterback on mike and mike this morning, dungy said he believes something will happen this week. >> i think he's changed as a person, and realizes what he did the lifestyle he had was detrimental to a lot of young people. where he is football wise. but i think you're getting a better person and very determined to come back and do well. most of coaches wanted to try to do something. but it's got to be an organizationizational decision. most of the people i'ven talked to have been positive, and feeling like someone deserves a second c

let us go to our next call from augusta, georgia. the democratic line.r: oi just retired as a truck driver. what have they done and what are they going to do to try to improve their family -- they don't stand for nothing, they don't believe in no organization or doing anything to help the working person, most of the poor working people in this country have been poor for the last 40 years and they have been brainwashed in the south. when are they going to wake up and think for themselves? if they slow up and look around, just take time and look around and see coming into their own time and getting rich, but are getting rich -- people come to the american to get rich. i worked 33 years on the job as a truck, i say the last 10 years -- the last eight years when bill clinton left, george bush got in there and every truck driver on nevers, they supported george bush. george bush does not believe an organized labor. now they are blaming barack obama. he has been there less than a year and are blaming him for everything. all they got to do is go down to home de

host: let's go to a call from augusta, georgia. caller: i would like to talk about unemployment.n the last 60 days, my town has been inundated with illegal immigrants. they have taken probably 95% of the work. i know at least 20 small businesses that have closed up. the government has to do something. i had government health insurance 60 days ago. now i have lost most of my work. i have had to cancel our insurance. it is pitiful. i have lived here all of my life. somebody comes in and within 60 days, they take everything i have worked for. this is getting out of control. these people need to do something. thank you. host: we will be back in a moment with steve verdier from the independent community bankers association. we will be talking about small banks. we will be right back. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2009] >> the house is on august recess. if the senate has work left. they will resume debate on the agriculture spending bill for fiscal year 2010. they could also take a bill passed by the house on

it is a privilege to be here and to be with this augusta panel.se scott had skipped in his introduction that i may venture capitalist, i am the guy without the tie. but i've been asked today to address the question of whether or not broadband has an impact the decision-making, on the investment decision-making of venture capital. and the answer is most assuredly yes. it is particularly true for a firm like ours, core capital partners, because what we invest in our i.t.-based companies. internet protocobased companies. and it is just simple that the better the distribution, the greater the opportunity in ip for the development of new companies with new ideas. i think it is intuitive that this affects other areas of venture capital such as biotech and other such things as well. but because the ability to move data is integral to innovation, broadband ip means growth and opportunity because it is forever creating new ideas, new opportunities because of its nature as an iterative and compounding technology. what do i mean by that? ip is iterative and

it is a privilege to be here and to be with this augusta panel. in case scott had skipped in his introduction that i may venture capitalist, i am the guy without the tie. but i've been asked today to address the question of whether or not broadband has an impact on the decision-making, on the investment decision-making of venture capital. and the answer is most assuredly yes. it is particularly true for a firm like ours, core capital partners, because what we invest in our i.t.-based companies. internet protocol-based companies. and it is just simple that the better the distribution, the greater the opportunity in ip for the development of new companies with new ideas. i think it is intuitive that this affects other areas of venture capital such as biotech and other such things as wl. but because the ability to move data is integral to innovation, broadband ip means growth and opportunity because it is forever creating new ideas, new opportunities because of its nature as an iterative and compounding technology. what do i mean by that? ip is itera

it is a privilege to be here and to be with this augusta panel.case scott had skipped in his introduction that i may venture capitalist, i am the guy without the tie. but i've been asked today to address the question of whether or not broadband has an impact on the decision-making, on the investment decision-making of venture capital. and the answer is most assuredly yes. it is particularly true for a firm like ours, core capital partners, because what we invest in our i.t.-based companies. internet protocol-based companies. and it is just simple that the better the distribution, the greater the opportunity in ip for the development of new companies with new ideas. i think it is intuitive that this affects other areas of venture capital such as biotech and other such things as well. but because the ability to move data is integral to innovation, broadband ip means growth and opportunity because it is forever creating new ideas, new opportunities because of its nature as an iterative and compounding technology. what do i mean by that? ip is iterati