his brother addressed those claims that was honoring his late brother in austria. >> we're going to love him and treat him just as if he was our own. we have to. he needs love. he needs to be compared for. >> the speculation was raised when the 25-year-old sat in the front row at the memorial in los angeles. >>> total covers the cost for 195 million doses. u.s. health officials say swine flu could strike up to 40% of americans over the next two years. this week maryland saw it fourth swine flu related death. >>> as the slumping economy takes a toll, one service that people are doing without is a trip to the dentist. dentist and volunteers are teaming up to help patient who is have little or no insurance. >> reporter: for months, cynthia needed extensive and expensive dental care, but she had no money and didn't know where to go until this weekend. >> i says i'm going to go in and get my self-esteem back up. >> reporter: dentists and students teamed up to help patients with little or no insurance. dentists are seeing the number in patients drop. some are out of work. others don't have ins

. >> we are airing in austria, and germany. ports of scandinavia.arts of europe. >> reporter: melanie covered jackson's 2005 trial. and has been on the beat since jackson's death. >> people are mourning in front of the tv. people try to come here. we met german fans on the hollywood boulevard. i think it's a mix between joy and dance and just mourning. >> reporter: fans in asia are also hungry for news from california. from thai television -- >> will this be the lead story in thailand? >> of course. >> reporter: to hong kong. >> is michael jackson coverage leading your newscasts in hong kong? >> yes, it is. it's a really big thing. everybody's fighting how to get a spot. how to get a feed and everything. it's really big. >> reporter: these journalists agree, the eyes of the world will be on staples center, later today. >>> and the last global television event of this kind was the funeral for princess diana. an estimated 2.5 billion people watched that service from around the world. >> fascinating story. thanks, jeremy. >>> a public memorial for murd

doesn't want people go out and see "bruno." >> he's -- austria is turning on me now?t heard aut this now. a very private moment. close-up, please. that is just so austan. theyuild you up and then knock you down. first they didit to rnie. then they did it to mozart. he to leave vienna. i don't know where he liv now. it's only a matter of time before they tu on adolf. hug me. i feel so lonely. >> it went to black because he went ove to hug matt. we don't know if matt got his hug or not. this is how want y to greet me. at's up? with a kiss on hand. don'ever wipe those lips ff, okay? >>ow. >> thereou have it. david? >> may wde never ceae. >> it ner does. still ahead, the things that never cee to amaze us. the debatehats oning on heth care refor >> and this aot one andt is huge right now. new sns that some democrats may not wa to get it done by next month demoats he house will they matter? >>> we'll also talk about how the other si feels about the public option when w talk to republicanenator judd gre th one is going tbe feisty. you'reating msnbc. >>> i'm hamon pearson wit

one heck of a hail storm up there in austria. up in the austrian alps it can snow ice almost any time of the year. there is a guy -- look. open-toed shoes over the big pile of hail out there. caused a lot of travel troubles. fortunately no serious injuries. >>> outside in washington, fairly cloudy sky overhead. feels like summer in washington. 81 degrees. not too intolerable. the dew point up in the mid 60s so it certainly feels like a touch of summer humidity. northwest wind at five. morning low only 76 degrees. so a very sticky and steamy start. here's the check of doppler over the last hour. you can sort of set your mind at ease and had the severe thunderstorm watch for much of the area earlier upon the pink shaded counties now they have dropped southern maryland out. now only the northern neck down into tide watt reernlg onlies of virginia even have any real chance of getting anything in the way of showers or thunderstorms. we will zoom in here a bit and show you where the light rain showers are coming down. northern anne aru

when we talk about hail, this is what happens in austria. insburg, austria. summertime. there is the guy shoveling out his driveway. now he says you know this happens -- no, don't do that to me. he is shoveling out his driveway and in the summertime, because -- then after it all begins to melt, there's fog in a lot of areas. wild weather. other parts of the world, too. look at the temperatures out in the west. phoenix, 113 degrees. at the same time, 50s and 60s around the lakes. with that little dip in the jet as it moves to our north later on, monday and tuesday, humidity will be come back. not tomorrow. and as that area of little storminess moves to our north tomorrow, westerly winds, a fair amount of clouds out of the mountains of west virginia. around here, i think just fair weather clouds and as we get into sunday, more of the same. temperatures into the 80s but the comfy 80s. so for the remainder of the evening, it is cloudy and breaks in the clouds and a few light showers. and a chance that we may see a few more come through, 9:00, 10:00, 11 cloak. the weather fro

. >>> a small museum in california is being targeted by a company in austria. the owners of the pez museum now have to fight for their right to pay tribute to the candy. the museum is actually getting sued by the austrian candy company which claims the museum is violating copyright laws. let's bring in lisa green, a legal anim legal analyst and nbc news producer. are you kidding me? >> no. this is one of those classic david versus goliath cases. this is the pez company in austria saying to this tiny museum we never gave you permission to put yourself out as the purveyors of pez. but everyone loves pez. president of pez insisted we're family friendly we want licensees. you can't take the pez name and build the world's largest pez dispenser. when pez complained they changed the name to the world's largest dispenser of pez. that didn't saff the makers of pez. >> all it does is promote pez. i would think if i went to a pez museum it would make me want to start buying more pez dispensers. wouldn't you think? i see all these cool pez dispensers, i'd think, oh, i want

doesn't want people to go out and see "bruno." >> he's -- austria is turning on me now?t. close-up, please. that is just so austrian. they build you up and then they knock you down. first they did it to arnie, then they did it to moez art. he had to leave, i don't know where he lives now. it's only a >> like, local, late breaking. >> good morning. it is 8:26. new developments in a criminal case against mayor sheila dixon as the state prosecutor calls witnesses before a grand jury. three witnesses are being called to testify about the alleged use the get carved by the mayor. she is accused of stealing get cards intended for needy families. the mayor's attorneys are asking the judge to bury the subpoenas, arguing that the prosecutors are trying to tie up the case. >> we are not quite through with the rush hour. if you're traveling southbound on the harrisburg hartwig, there will be delays. we are dealing with a lace southbound on 295 from the belt way to west and nursery row. -- west nursery road. let's give you a live view of traffic on the outer loop. watch for lane clos

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from all over the world, like china, austria, different places like that. >> when i first saw it i thought, you know, this is something comedic, you may laugh a day or two and it will be gone but every time it's on the tv it explodes again. >> reporter: for boyd it's not all about the attention. it's about what these pink boxers did for his unit. >> of course they gave me a lot of hard time so i mean, i helped the morale around there. >> reporter: 6:12. chilly weekend. we'll find out if a warm-up is on the way. let's go to justin berk. >> thank you. 6:12. might have been a little cool at the pool but this morning it's even chillier. first off, fog advisory through 9:00 a.m. that is carroll, fredrick county, points westbound. had pretty thick fog formed. it's not widespread but there are spots where visibility is pretty low. locally temperatures check out like this -- 55 in york, pennsylvania. 60 hagerstown. we're in that range with 59 here in baltimore. it jumps to 64 in easton where they've had clouds most of the night and into the early morning, beginning to break up the clouds. 71 now i

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have even had a 10% of the success that i have had in america, if i had gone to france or germany or austriana or the middle east or africa, wherever, nowhere in the world could i have had the success, so i think my body building career, my acting career, business, the millions of dollars i have made, becoming governor, my family, everything is because of america, so i am not going to dwell on this one little thing that i cannot do, which is to run for president. "oh, is this not terrible? i cannot run for president." no, i love this country, and it is a whole package. greta: if by any chance the rules change, when you think about it? >> yes, i am said that several times. i always like to shoot for the top -- would you think about it? it is not something i have to think about now, because i do not think it will happen in my lifetime that we would change the constitution. as long as there is someone around to and that would go into the race, they would not go for it. -- as long as there is someone around that would go into the race. outside of john mccain, all of the once said they were not f

being with austria that is all the time we have this evening. -- all right, guys, thank you all for being with us. that is all the time we have this evening. greta is standing by to go on the record. greta, take it away. greta: tonight, does the health- care bill -- governor tim pawlenty. just throw it out. governor pawlenty is here. plus, one democratic congressman says he may have to hire two lawyers to help him read and understand his own party's health-care bill. that is not a good story. you will hear from the congressman himself. and you know about the g-8 and the g-20, but have you heard about the b-3? tehe "b" stands for "beer," and it involves president obama, professor gates, and the officer corps arrested him, officer -- and the officer who arrested him, officer crowley. governor pawlenty is here. the evening, governor. >> good evening, greta. greta: governor, so you have written a letter dated july 27 to the entire minnesota delegation. what have you told them to do or asking them not to do? >> well, greta, i said we should set aside as health-care legislation in congress and

. >>> today, a gala was held in austria to pay tribute to michael jackson and his many charity efforts>>> now a look at this weekend's ocean city forecast. >>> ocean city has really had a nice string of weekend. we're looking at another warm one. 80 on the warm side. it will be 90 here in the city. 74 is the water temperature. 81 on sunday, with a chance of showers in the afternoon. boardwalk hotel is loofing the forecasts. as for tomorrow, as i mentioned, daytime highs getting to around 93 degrees. look for a start of 64. and while we have shower negligence the forecast, they are only a very slim part because it will be so hot. 88 sunday, monday. 90 on wednesday with a chance of showers in the afternoon, each day. >>> deputies in washington have nounced the largest marijuana bust in the history of their state. the street value of the bust is estimated at nearly a quarter billion dollars. officers removed more than 100,000 marijuana plants at a tree farm near burbank, washington. investigators say the plants were well cared for and that the operation was likely run by a mexican drug ca

it is produced in austria. the bury waiver we received was to allow them to import through now and 2013, fire-resistant rayon which in the united states is blended for fabric, cut, sewn and shipped to the united states military. 10,000 american jobs. the rayon cannot be produced in the united states because the e.p.a. -- because of the e.p.a. requirements. the reason to request a -- an extension and postpone the sunset in 2013 is because the military procurement in the out years is now reaching beyond that and with the absence of a bury waiver for those years, they would have to zero out the purchase for those uniforms, which in turn would mean that the people that make those uniforms would not have the certainty of the bury waiver because it would be subject to a bury waiver again, therefore, the investment they would make would be limited to the years they knew they could make the guaranteed deliveries. so i have offered this amendment as an extension for that very reason. the united states army, the marine c

. >> they're from all over the world, china, austria. >> when i first saw it, i thought this is somethinghat may last a day or two and then be gone, but every time he's shown on the tv, it explodes again. >> reporter: for boyd it's not all about the attention. it's about what the pink boxers did for his unit. >> of course they gave me a lot of hard time, so i helped the morale a little bit. >> we're going to find out what this high-tech gadget protection is all about when we come back. fios guy! where ya headed? ah, just installed fios in the whole building. now everyone has the fastest upload speeds. and we're giving them a mini netbook. well, i'm sticking with cable. so's ted. (voice) no i'm not! he's just goofing. (voice) no i'm not! (sighing) ted has betrayed me. (announcer) unlike cable, fios brings 100% fiber optics straight to your home and when you switch now, you can get a free compaq mini netbook. just pay shipping, handling and taxes. with fios, you'll get razor-sharp tv, blazing fast internet and crystal-clear phone service all for just... sign up today. call the verizon cente

she and her band the april fishes have bookings in france, germany, austria, greece, belgium.t a while back was in new york city. she sells out clubs in chicago and san francisco where she lives. "surprising and delightful" is what a bbc reviewer called her. but here's what audiences generally don't know. rupa also chose medicine. it is true. she is a doctor. an internist at san francisco general. >> when i was a little girl my kindergarten teacher called my mom a little concerned, when we run around the class and said what do you want to be when you grow up? i replied, "a ballerina and a surgeon." she called my mom, i think this could be a problem. >> reporter: fact is it was not easy. while studying at georgetown for this career, which her parents, immigrants from india were most pleased about, she did the labs and exams and kept quiet about her ambitions. >> i did never tell the musician community i was going to be a doctor. >> reporter: why did you keep a secret to each side while in medical school? >> i didn't see how they worked together. i think it was about being taken

he's done it all over the world from the czech republic to austria to the u.s. to italy.izarre. i guess we were mesmerized by the fact that this guy could nearly fall to his death at any given moment yet hstill does it and he's a slacker and he walks the line. >> that is a very cool picture to see the depth, how he vw it is. >> it has no other newsworthiness. >> this guy was flying from a flight to nova scotia to nebraska and they broke a guitar of his. it was like $4,000. rather than write united and do something constructive, he post as video on youtube. take a listen to this. it's him complaining about united. ♪ united, some big help you are, you broke it you should fix it ♪ as you can expect, this video is getting a ton of hits on youtube. >> that is clever. >> he went to so much work. that must have been a great guitar. >> yeah. >> hey, just a tip for you. for the future. if you're trying to get a goat out of a tree, don't use pam cooking spray. it doesn't work. and a lady out in california found this out the hard way. her goat got caught up in the tree. this poor li

doesn't want people to go out and see "bruno." >> he's -- austria is turning on me now?nt. close-up, please. that is just so austrian. they build you up and then they knock you down. first they did it to arnie, then they did it to moez art. he had to leave, i don't know where he liv n.ow ity'snl o aat mrte ofr tim urfore they t >>> 8:26 is our time. 68 degrees. some clouds up there, a lot of sunshine, though. we'll get the forecast coming up. good morning. i'm joe krebs on this thursday, the 9th of july, 2009. in the news today, u.s. park police are expected to release documents detailing the arrest of marion barry in the recent stalking case. prosecutors have decided not to pursue charges against him. barry's spokes earn says that the council member is concerned how police treated him during the arrest process. >>> the national zoo is throwing a birthday party for the giant panda now turning 4 years old. he'll mark the occasion with a special frozen treat made of water, bamboo, shredded beats and beet juice. we'll look at our weather and traffic. >>> it's a column july

precedent, precedent of foreign lies and this is underlied by the annual summer school he teaches in austria. i'm curious, in investigating his decisions and his thinking process, whether you have any reflections on this criticism. >> last year, i think it was jeffrey toobin published a book where he certainly didn't treat justice kennedy's jurisprudence anything as sympathetically like i do and he spent a lot of the time in his criticism of justice kennedy focusing on that very point. and talking about justice kennedy's extra judicial activities, such as of the salzberg program. what i have found is that justice kennedy really doesn't spend as much time in his opinions talking been international law norms and rules as people have made him out to do, but it tends to be in the high profile cases, such as roker versus simmons, one of the death penalty cases, where you see him using these sources. also in lawrence versus texas, he drew on international opinion. and it tends to be -- careful how far i have putt this. it tends to be in the cases where justice scalia writes a scathing dissent and

austria only appeared very few times.unny. >> translator: the film was not really located in austria. the hitler jokes were a little bit bad. i did not really like the film. >> it was really a wonderful inspiration. it was so funny. >> austrians say that they're not worried that bruno's character will hurt tourism. they say, look at what the "crocodile dundee" did for australia. >>> senate negotiators are searching for new ways to pay for a health care overhaul. north dakota senator kent conrad says that recent poll opposed paying for health care changes with new taxes on employer-provided health benefits. he says the proposal is unpopular because most people don't know how much their job provided health benefits are even worth. >>> the threat of the next big one may be growing under one of california's major faults. scientists say that they've seen a spike in tremors at the san andreas fault and that stress could be building up faster than they expected. that can lead to a quake, but researchers studying the fault say it

austria, skip everything except what i point to. the income taxes can go as high there as 50%.bull baria, 10%. you can pretty much scroll through the entire world. germany, up to 45% there. whoops. this takes you flew basically the chart that shows you all the different countries and by comparison, it shows you where the united states would fall. actually, i'm going to end on that. let's go way down here. you can see the united states right now. our total range officially as of right now is up to 35%. so, in the united states, that's the highest income tax you have right now, 35%. now, i need to pour caveat sauce over all of this. lay it down on every dish. every economy works differently. taxes are used for different ways. we have a very dynamic economy in very different ways. it's and it's not apples to apples. and you will hear comparisons and it's interesting to check it out. there are some people that say you can learn from other countries. the way the united states thinks that some countries can learn from us. it's one way to factor it in. worldwidetaxes.com. >>boy, we ar

museum in austria has identified two pieces of music being written by the classical composer.e about the pieces next month. now to a bunch of people in white lab coats. alisyn: and protective eye wear. brian: why would we be like this. alisyn: because famous golfer phil mickelson is here and more. brian: phil mick kelson exxon mobil teacher academy. why did you bring nicole martin here. >> she is one of our instructorrers to give instruction new tools back to their kids and inspire them in the math and science. this is one of my favorite experiments. i will let nicole explain. >> ok. this particular experiment is called the egg drop. we use it on the very first day of our academy because it is so engaging. that is one of the things that we found in order to encourage students to listen and to think and to be curious is to have these engaging experiences. alisyn: it looks very dangerous. alisyn: luckily we are wearing our eye gear. do we need a helmets or anything? >> no. you are north going to need a helmet. but if someone is standing on the opposite side of you they might nee

>> i pick the wine from austria. based on gren adin. frightening the man. >> i know. >> not at all. >> what is this? >> this is louis michel and fils. >> so different from american chablis. very different. >> well, actually got a lot of good image from that. this is the original chablis from the area. crisp, again, very straightforward. really middle group. >> chablis was big in the early '80s. >> that's right. >> chablis was the name of my little dog who died. little chardonnay. >> hanging out at friday's on the east side. my name is chablis. >> i remember really well. i'm not that old. >> okay. many american kids grew up with that. >> oh, this is a -- this is sauvignon blanc. >> that's from argentina. >> that's the one we were just drinking, right? >> it's a little oaky. that indicates sweetness. >> i'm not crazy about that one. >> you can't drink a lot of this. >> that's why i'm not crazy about it. >> what about this one? >> we need a wine that just goes down. >> what's the name of this one? >> this is a riesling, leitz, alys known f

it is followed by china and india, russia, and austria has considerable reserves. what happens, let's figure out how to use it cleanly. >> thank you. now we will turn back to the governor of idaho. >> i would like to hear your explanation on base load needs on a nuclear energy. >> i think nuclear has to be a part of the mix. right now it is roughly 20% of the mix. even to keep it at 20% and going forward, it would require a concerted effort. there are three issues, first safety and the nuclear waste and integration. the current reactors are far more sophisticated. i know see that as an issue. waste information, that is an issue. that is solvable in my opinion. finally, the department of energy will be investing in addition to helping the nuclear industry getting started again, we are trying to help. we have loan guarantee money that will help more reactors get going. we are helping to get the -- tractor, which is on order from the world and in the states. this is a big first step. we also want to research and more advanced design. >> we have been talking grenoble's

austria: mr. speaker, as i travel across my district, in talking to our farmers, manufacturers, what they're asking me is what are you doing to bring back jobs to ohio? what are you doing to save jobs? what are you doing to turn this economy around? and, mr. speaker, the stimulus bill certainly has not yet improved our economy. this chart next to me shows what the administration projected would happen with unemployment numbers as a result of the stimulus and what's really happening is you can see the dark line is what would happen with the stimulus package. the light line without the stimulus package. and most importantly is this dotted line which is what's really happening and that is skyrocketing unemployment. in ohio our unemployment rate has reached 11.1% in june, the highest it has been in decades and this is unacceptable. and now, if we don't do this health care reform package correctly it could hurt small businesses and may cost jobs. we're going the wrong direction. mr. speaker, i ask you,