on the barnes & noble side, i would caution.n these retail reinvention stories has been costly for investors. we saw it in best buy. now we're seeing it in barnes & noble. amazon is on the other side. this it truly the new economy at its finest with extremely high barriers to entry. i'll admit i'm one of those addicted amazon prime shoppers. it seems every single day the cortez household gets a delivery from amazon prime. so often it's gotten me a bit worried that maybe the ups man has something. going on with my wife. in any case, amazon is hitting the exact correct kind of shopper, which is a shopper who's not terribly price sensitive who loves the efficiency and delivery of amazon and is willing to spend compared to the average consumer. >> the stock has done so well. bottom line, you like barnes & noble better. how much better can it get? >> i think $15. >> thank you so much. bill, over to you. >> heading toward the close. the dow down 27 points. we're going to come back and talk about protecting user privacy. twitter's ceo

it found a meat, and it only had todd barnes to thank for that.claimed animal lover hadn't exercised such restraint, that goose would have been cooked. >> this dog is really highly trained. we wanted to hurt that goose or kill that goose, we could have done it very, very easily. just snap my fingers and the dog would have taken care of it right then. we we

it found a mate, and it only has todd barnes to thank for that.exercised such restraint, that goose would have been cooked. >> this dog is really highly trained.

it found a meat, and it only had todd barnes to thank for that.al lover hadn't exercised such restraint, that goose would have been cooked. >> this dog is really highly trained. we wanted to hurt that goose or kill that goose, we c

it's ridiculous. >> look at barnes & noble.'t deny tablets will be hot. >> i have to show this quickly. i will demand a correction for the wall street journal. did you see this? d-1. peak time for everything. 2:00 p.m., take a short nap at 2:00 p.m. that's the -- no, it's not. that's wrong. >> it's not. it has to do with lunch. we have to shift lunch. >> 2:00 p.m. is the perfect time to watch cnbc. appreciate it. >>> next, the billionaire -- why am i holding this? his $200,000 chicken coop and why this house may change housing. it looks normal, but it's not. we'll tell you why. at optionsxpress we're all about options trading. we create easy to use, powerful trading tools for all. look at these streaming charts! they're totally customizable and they let you visualize what might happen next. that's genius! strategies, chains, positions. we put 'em all on one screen! could we make placing a trade any easier? mmmm...could we? open an account today and get a free 13-month e ibd™ subscription when you call 1-888-280-0149 now. option

our own peter barnes talking exclusively with philadelphia fed president charles plosser. his talk with plosser actually moved the markets today. what more did he say that may move the markets tomorrow? we'll be asking peter coming up. liz: plus, one fund manager says the end of an era is coming, the end of the era where you look to price to earnings ratios to buy a stock. no, no, no, there's a new indicator he says is out there that you should absolutely be using to buy stocks. he'll tell you what it is straight aheld. david: also, toys r us looking to hire thousands of workers. some companies are hiring, folks. we'll tell you why toys r us is doing it coming up on "after the bell." ♪ [ male announcer ] what if you had thermal night-vision goggles, like in a special opsission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutralizing enemies in their sleep, you'd be targeting stocks to trade. well, that's what trade architect's heat maps do. they make you a trading assassin. trade architect. td ameritrade's empowering web-based

we couldn't have asked for a better ending. >> reporter: their ceremony in their barn and a night cap. >> i used the cup the first night to make a mint julep. just because that's what it's for. >> reporter: it's what you do when you get a silver setting for a wedding. >> from the president. >> there you go. it all worked out. who knew. coming up after your local news on cbs "this morning" more on the fbi agents in libya, john miller details what they are planning to find out in the aftermath of last week's consulate attack plus a look at the replacement referees in the nfl. will their performance hurt football in the end. live interview with oprah winfrey. that and more a little later on cbs "this morning." for now that will do it for the morning news on this thursday. as always appreciate you watching. i'm terrell brown. take care, everybody. have a great day. ,,,, >>> we need to listen developing news from local and pitches up to an assurance leaving several people heard some in serious condition.

does barnes & noble have a chance? placed the largest device order ever and expect market share growth by this christmas. >> it's interesting to see if in the tablet market, they seem to be doing okay. they're the ones with content. amazon has always been good at content. and they do look like pretty come ppetitive devices backed u against the amazon tablet. >> do you get the sense that there is truly a customer that wants the no frills reader, they're not interested in apps, they're not interested in the camera. all they want to do is read a book, and is that enough? >> i think that is an actual market. barnes & noble is not targeting the gadget enthusiast who likes lots of features. they're going after mainstream americans, a lot of whom are women. it's about the reading experien experience. they're substantially lighter than the amazon tablets. if you leave out the camera, you can make the device weigh less. and they're a lot lighter than ipad since they're both smaller. they're aiming something which feels good in

peter barnes joins us with more.e interview. >> very meaty speech on the part of the philadelphia fed president, who laid out what he thought were the risks to quantitative easing and accommodation by the fomc. would have voted against it in part of the risks, and inflation or cash into the system or the risk of how to unwind from trillions of dollars. he is not sure quantitative easing would be as effective as perhaps the first or second round of q e work. take a listen. >> compare the effects of q e action in 2008-2009 with what happens today when markets aren't dysfunctional there is not a liquidity problem. you can't apply findings from q e 1 and think we will have the same effect on interest rates today that we did in 2009 or in q e 2 when dealing with deflationary harry fears. the environment is different. we can't take all of that and apply it blindly. >> he says the big problem was flat out uncertainty about the fiscal cliff in washington and the debt crisis in europe and he is hoping there would be clarity f

peter barnes, hopefully, we're going to get something happening. thank you very much.eter barnes live from washington. >>> well, so is this slew of blown calls marking the start of regular season the new normal for the nfl? let's ask is daniel hanson for the american enterprise institute. i first have to go through the numbers, charlie gasparino and i were basically falling off our chairs. 7% salary increase in 2012 to $161,000. they made about $150,000 last year, and this is, by the way, a part-time job. this is by no means an annual salary. retirement contributions, severance, time off, first class travel. why? why, why, why turn this down? explain this to me. >> well, it seems like the refs are pushing because they really want to protect their own interests, and they have this opportunity to bargain with the league now. this deal will be in place for a long time, and, you know, for them it's a good deal. they sort of want to extend the good deal they have and keep up with the standard cost of living increases. cheryl: but do you think that the refs actually have a b

barnes and noble has to brand new nook tablet to compete with amazon and apple.y are called the nook ht and adhd plus. barnes and noble has the cheapest 80 tablet, almost half the price of the ipad. it does not have the camera like the ipad or kindle. >>vicki: we think that it is high time that we sampled some fast food. >> welcome to our and is based. the basque region is in the atlantic ocean. it is a very rested cuisine that has been elevated over the last few years >> the oakland a's beat the seattle mariners today. the oakland a's are currently in the second wild-card spot. there are two and a half games behind the rangers. >> kron4 once again gives you the best seat anywhere. it is the kron4 blue angels live sponsored by jeep. it is a part of the fleet week festivities. hosted by mark danon and george rask. let's hope that the skies are clear and that there is no fog or clouds. >>brian: tomorrow will be hot around the bay area. >>vicki: that is it for us. we are back at 11:00 p.m.. " [ male announcer ] jay likes it when his mobile phone helps him deposit hi

-- it might have been the barn burner of all barn burners but certainly there was a level of speech making, a level of enthusiasm and real passion not just for the democratic party but for the president and his policies. deval patrick to a lot of folks' minds stole the show, came out of the gate with an incredibly strong speech and that sound we just played, a call to arms to his fellow democrats. what was it like for you? >> yeah, there was a lot of excitement last night. kal penn was really good and people mentioned specific things, in fact, specific people. i don't think they can keep this up. we only have three days, right? still, i don't think they can keep this up for all three days. >> well, you have bill clinton tonight so if there's anybody that can sort of be the tent pole here, it is certainly the former president. >> it's bill clinton forced to speak in less than three and a half hours. it will be the good bill clinton. >> presumably he will be speaking for shorter than several hundreds of minutes. i want to go back to our panel in new york and talk about the other speak

tucker barnes' birthday. we'll call today tucker barnes day just for today. >> we'll check in with him in a bit. we wanted to tell you first about a great event happening today, not just tucker's birthday. it is with dr. oz. he will be at the howard university climb of medicine giving physicals to 1,000 people. >> all of today's participants are preregistered so the physicals will be given only to those who have already signed up. beginning in our 6:00 hour, we'll be live at howard all morning long. >> it will be great. if you haven't signed up, don't go down. it is too late. >> we'll be here so you can see what happens. >> we have to watch it here. >> thank you for the birthday witch wishes. >> he has to remind he every half hour. what's today? tucker's birthday. >> i'm not the only one enjoying a birthday today. there are a lot of people. a lot of people. trying to think of all the famous people born on my birthday. bob newhart, billy kilmer. we still have a few openings. i don't know who else. we have a fe

[laughter] connell: peter barnes will be back with the big interview.be back also with "rockets now." ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you engineer a true automotive breakthrough? ♪ you give it bold new styling, unsurpassed luxury and nearly 1,000 improvements. introducing the redesigned 2013 glk. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. let's. i am nicole petallides on the floor of the stock exchange. i look like that at starbucks which i am. saba, floor of the stock exchange and covering stocks and green mountain coffee for you today because there is the headline about single serve coffee. green mountain which you know carry one cup coffeemaker is a competitor. starbucks rolling out its single coffees and one shot of the -- espresso. dagen: boston federal reserve bank president eric rosen kranz says the stimulus by the central bank benefits the economy. >> an exclusive interview with fox business starting out. peter: that is right. eric rosen grants joins us now in a speech called avoidin

elsie barnes will take some calls in a moment.will put the phone numbers on the bottom of the screen for our guest. we'll get to those calls and in minutes for democrats and republicans and independents. about a million people in virginia -- about eight million people in virginia. 19% are african-american. 8% are hispanic. the unemployment rate is about 5.9%. we have a fourth full line for virginia residents and we'll put that line on the screen. our guest is elsie barnes. speak to us about the issues in play this year. is the economy most important? guest: virginia's unemployment rate is below the national average, jobs are a major concern. generally people focused on the unemployment rate, which is an important factor. take those individuals better under employed. those are individuals that are working but not in positions that would enable them to pay their bills. that is a big concern. individuals have been transferred out of positions that were higher paid positions to lower positions or they have to change careers altogether

peter barnes has the exclusive interview. we have much more coming up. let's look at the dow jones industrials losing steam coming down. earlier today we were up 61 points. a few seconds before we came out of the commercial break we were down 45 points at lows of the session falling further down 50 points. we have caterpillar as the biggest drag shaving 25 points off of the dow after it cut 2015 revenue forecast same 2015 is far out but that is one commodity producers or the guys to indicate what they are ordering and cutting back on their orders so we are cutting back on hearings. shares of tesla motors getting slammed after the company lowered its revenue forecast due to slow rollout which is new model x. the most expensive electric vehicle. very fancy. we spoke to elon musk on the floor of his tax locomotor company and got a much different story. something must have happened between then and now house sales were trending. >> we continue to see growth with every quarter seeing more interest. >> they can develop it fast enough or is not as strong as we

let's check in with tucker barnes. >> just a beautiful start to the day. i want to start with a look at our cam. if you look very carefully -- how did it get dark that quick? >> that is the magic of television. you can see a crescent moon there. just 15% is illuminated. venus is right there as well. >> railroad nice. >> all right. we like when you teach us something. that is your early morning astronomy. >> you made it light again. how are you doing that, tucker in. >> magic. >> magic. >>> kids headed to school might want a jacket or sweater. probably got a new sweat fore school this year. sport it this morning. there is your radar. we'll be nice and warm and dry with sunshine, temperatures reaching the 80-degree mark later today. it should be a nice afternoon for us. here is is a brief look at the forecast. we'll go 80, 81 by 5:00 p.m. with dry conditions expected through outthe region. a good looking wednesday. >>-- throughout the region. a good looking wednesday. >> let's check in with julie. >> problems along i-95. it is still on the brakes dumfries pa

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. >> reporter: two years after losing her job as a marketing specialist, barnes is still looking for work and she doesn't think romney understands people like her. >> he wouldn't be able to relate to me or a single parent or a person that doesn't know where their next dollar is going to come from. >> reporter: even zakrzewski has not heard enough about how romney would fix the economy if elected president. >> that's one reason i'm looking forward to debate. i'm hoping mitt romney will be able to articulate what his plans are. i would like to hear more specifics. >> reporter: both women says health care is also important to them. they will be listening for details when the candidates debated with for the first time. >> reid: former "new york times" publisher arthur ochs sulzberger died earlier today after a long illness. he ran the family-owned newspaper from 1963 to 1992 when he passed the job on to his son. he was perhaps best known for refusing white house demands to stop publication of the "pentagon papers" in 1971, a case the supreme court decided in the paper's favor. arthur och

the venue of the political rally. >> i should tell you that i feel right at home because i'm in a barn let's talk some horse sense. >> reporter: the wife of the gop nominee criticized the obama administration for its failure to fully revive the economy more quickly. >> guess what this economy has done to women? it's hit them harder than men, more women are unemployed now than men. >> reporter: ann romney implored the largely female audience to support her husband's presidential bid. >> i will tell you he will not let you down. he will be there and he will not fail. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: the partisan crowd clearly loved ann romney's performance. >> she's awesome. she will be a wonderful first lady. she is a portrait of grace and strength and is just the kind of woman that we need in the white house and leading our nation. >> reporter: the people in this group with whom we spoke believe the state of the economy will convince voters to support the republican ticket. >> i think the economy has just gotten worse and worse over time and i think that, you know, obama made a l

. >> barnes and nobles' nook, terms of service, without limitation we will collect, yusz and or slis close information regarding you and the use of your nook and the service. so do the companies share your personal reading habits? barns&noble told us information about reading behavior is invaluable in creating best in class reading devices. we do not share specific customer information with them. we asked the same question of amazon. and after a month of trying, we have not gotten a response. >> your reading habilitates are not exactly protected by law. in most cases, your reading habits are in the hands of the e-reader seller. >> they are on the voice tonight. they won't be there next season. shaquira and usher will replace them. the singers will be joini ining current coaches. they promise they're going to return after one season away. >> and christine aguilara has a present, too. good replacements. so we're supposed to be getting ready tonight, huh? >> supposed to be getting ready. but you're still here. what are you doing? no, out there today, what can you expect as you make your

can value plays like dress barn continue to stay in style?mer is sitting down with the ceo of ascena retail to see if it's time to dress up your portfolio. all coming up on "mad money." >>> tonight we're taking a closer look at zillow, letter z. the website where home buyers and renters go for all things related to real estate. a living database with information on more than 110 million homes. zillow is the leading player and its stock has been on a tear, up 98% for the year, thanks in part to the resurgence of the domestic housing market. last week a main competitor, trulia came public. now that the market has become more crowded with these online real estate plays, is zillow too hot to handle? i have little doubt that zillow will wipe the floor with the competition. that's my take. these online business are all about mind share. zillow is the mind share leader. the company has a smart mobile strategy, including a smart app that's designed for renters. the stock is expensive. zillow sells for 64 times next year's earnings. that seems less da

barns and noble releasing two new nook tab blets that starts at $199 and nine-inch starts at $269.hey're available for preorder starting today with shipments expected late next month. they're designed to complete -- compete with the new google fire hd and come a day after barns and noble announced a new video service. wells fargo back online after being hit with a cyber attack knocking out the web site. this follows a series of attacks last week on other banks including jp morgan chase. and bank of america, stocks fell on worries about europe'ses debt crisis. the bloomberg silicon valley index closing down. shares pushing it lower. google is taking street view under the sea. and there are first pictures available included australia's great barrier reef and pictures off the coast of hawaii. google worked on this project with an organization designed to educate people about the world's oceans from bloomberg studios in san francisco, larry and carolyn, back to you. >> and thank you. >> we want to give a shout out to emily chang. we haven't seen her for a while for a good reason. she g

. >> also happy to have tucker barnes back from a well deserved vacation. good morning. >> nice and cool overnight and temperatures across much of the area right now back in the 40s. yeah, the 40s. some of the coolest temperatures since may and not your imagination if you say oh that's refreshing. 57 now in washington. check it out lots of 40s there. 46 in manassas. 45 this morning in gaithersburg. and in frederick. 44 martinsburg. in some spots chilly enough you might want a light jacket or long sleeved shirt here particularly for the kids at the bus stop for a couple of minutes. all right lots of sunshine in the live shot and lots of sunshine expected on your tuesday. should be another close tippiest day. with high temperatures -- to perfect day. with high temperatures topping out in the low 70s and low humidity and just a few passing clouds from time to time. honestly here the weather pattern nice and dry for most of the woke here. even the end of the week temperatures and sunshine should be abundant. there's the forecast, high upper 70s and nice and dry

. >> he walked calmly over to judge barnes' chambers in the old courthouse, took two of judge barnes' staff hostage, then took three more people hostage and held them inside of judge barnes' office, inside his chambers. >> 9:05 a.m., nichols barges into judge barnes' courtroom. he shoots the judge pointblank in the back of the head, and instantly kills him. this is an actual audio tape recording of the tragic shooting. [ gunshot ] [ screaming ] >> he then turned to shoot the prosecutor, realizing that the people sitting at the prosecutor's table were not the prosecutors trying his rape trial, turned from those lawyers, shot the court reporter. >> court reporter julie brandau dies a few minutes later. >> i was right outside the courtroom. >> ash joshi is the prosecutor in nichols' rape trial, one of the attorneys nichols is looking for. he's making his way to the courtroom for nichols' trial when he's stopped by the deputies. >> the deputies were all yelling at me to get off the floor. and it was not at all a suggestion. it was a command to get off the floor. >> joshi would later reali

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and former white house advisor melody barnes. the democratic national convention kicking off tonight at 7:00 eastern. this is "andrea mitchell reports" live in charlotte only on msnbc. mannt' t s. ult w, weca th ustrer 's m weca th ustrer atd ale annouer ]elleedicar? buoehi artalen tu. adileindh llnouer ]elleedicar? le ca't d oudsf-. wo t os, u'levi wo t os, diat.. plthrk nre tlis e toto thra en, anizlpr f re- itsuco haxpnd erem geti d yohome p fheco or y. o o doeray aheloha peri'sovod e >>> before i close and as i wonder which twitter hash tags you'll start using when i'm done talking, #sexyface, i ask all of you young people to join me. >> last night, the democrats reached out to young people in a big way. kal penn's hash tag sexyface immediately exploded on twitter. joining me now, melody barnes, former director of the white house domestic policy council and one of last night's stars. as well as kal penn, actor. welcome. i guess you're a trained actor, not just in politics. i don't know how you had the guts to get up there and

the obama campaign booked the same barn on the same date. couple wasn't thrilled. >> just our luck. the one place we choose, the president chooses. >> on the big day, president obama decided his campaign speech. he ended with moments to spare. the bride was rushed to the ceremony and rushed down the aisle without a hitch. she made it. president obama very gracious left a wedding gift, a silver tray and a mint cup, which he had with him. >> you have to make it. i used it the first night. love him or hate him, it's a gift from the president. >> a lot of people don't know this, all president's travel with that cup. they are not democrats, but they admit the cup is the coolest wedding gift they received. >> steven colbert weighed in on a video from 1998 where barack obama discussed his support for wealth distribution. >> here is his vision for america, folks. you pay taxes into a single federal agency that pools it and redistributes it across the country to build roads and bridges. sometimes in states you don't live in. i bet ronald reagan is ro

this is the old dress barn, right? >> that is the old dress barn. that's correct. the company formerly known as dress barn. >> okay. we have to leave it there. but brian thank you very much for your reports and thanks to dan greenhouse as well. now a market flash from jacky d. >>> looking at abbott labs at this point, we're seeing the stock down on this headline. the fda today expanding the approved use of humera to treat us ulcer a tiff colitis. 22% year to date so still not bad. 68.69 for abbott labs. >> jacky, thank you very much. >>> we got a big mia culpa from apple. basically sorry our map app stinks. our next guest not impressed. >>> also why is congress holding american gas hostage and holding up a potential job boom? we're going to debate that just ahead. u tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 low-cost investment options-- tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 like our exchange traded funds, or etfs tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 which now have the lowest tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 operating expenses tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 in their respective tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 lipper categories. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 low

tucker barnes joins us now.st and a little something extra on the this day. >> that's right. let's do it. cutest factor of the day. >> is that his actual name king irving? >> that's the information i have been giving. >> great name. >> i don't know that i have ever heard that as a name. >> his grandfather sent us the picture of the 6-month-old getting his hair washed in the sink. >> yeah. >> isn't it amazing that everyone you knew once fit in a sink? [ laughter ] >> he is in a double sink. he is a little guy. [ laughter ] >> he is a little guy. >> so cute. >> all right. we love the picture. send us your child's picture. go to myfoxdc.com and click on "mornings." >> that's so cute. >>> let's do some weather. you know what? another warm and very muggy start to your day. temperatures currently in the upper 70s and low 80s. 79 in washington. 80 in annapolis. 82 in quantico this morning. cambridge your temperature gauge not right there. i can guarantee you're in the 70s, as well. the entire area in the 70s. dew point

as well for any update >>> let's get to the latest wednesday weather with tucker barnes. good morning, tucker. >> good morning, allison, good morning, everybody. cool temperatures out there, lots of sunshine expected for you wednesday and the sunny streak continues here toward the middle and end of the week. let's get to it and show you the radar and satellite radar. out west, towards cincinnati and chicago, high pressure dominating that will continue to give us just a beautiful average here with lofts nine and dry conditions. it is a little cool out there part of the area falling back into the 40s. you may want a light jacket here. 60 at reagan national. 48 at dulles. bwi marshal, 53 degrees. another cool start to the day. should be a beautiful afternoon. high temperature a little warmer than yesterday in the low 80s, but a dry wednesday in store. more details on the forecast. we'll take a sneak peek for the weekend. >> if you are traveling eastbound along 66, delay coming out of manassas all the way to 286 coming towards the exit at fairfax county parkway. no problem le

. >> let's check in with tucker barnes to talk about weather. >> good morning. d morning. more of the same. we have plenty of sunshine. highs back in the low 80s. we have a few clouds out to the west into portions of western virginia and west virginia. so instead of perfect sunshine, we'll have mostly sunny skies today and a little further off to the north and west, out towards detroit, you see thicker cloud cover. this is a cold front which will come in here later tonight and could kick off a shower although i think most of the area will remain dry. bottom line, generally nice conditions around here today with sunshine, high temperatures expected to be about 80 or so. more details on the weather including a closer look at the weekend in just a minute. back to you. >> thank you. >>> more anti-american protests topping our stories right now. the united states bracing for more protests around the muslim world today and libya has made arrests in the attacks that killed american ambassador. the identities of the other americans killed are also released. let's take a live look

fox 5's audrey barnes has the story. >> reporter: an elderly woman who hives in this suitland apartmentitland apartment complex was duped into opening her door in february. >> someone knocked. she answered the door and asked who was there. the person said it's your neighbor. >> reporter: the suspect forced his way inside unleashing a vicious attack on the 84-year-old woman. >> in an effort to get away she bit the suspect on his hand. he again violently assaulted her. at that time she offered the suspect money to stop assault her. >> reporter: police say he took $50 fled from the balcony. after she was attacked the elderly woman was left lying on her floor and stayed there more than a day until one of her neighbors noticed her door was slightly cracked and went in and found her. >> reporter: when investigators arrived, they found evidence on her balcony that would blow this case wide open. the suspect's blood from that bite was sent in for dna analysis. prince george's county police received a confirmed match on august 15th and it led them to 56-year-old rodney william blanton of suitlan

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peter barnes breaks down the latest. to bring down the most notorious terrorist of all time. why is the pentagon going after him? we are on the gerri: happy labor day. gas prices by the highest ever going into a labor day weekend. increasing 820% per gallon in august. the reasons? hurricane isaac shutdown 94% of oil production plus refinery shutdowns and pipeline disruptions. take a look. seven states have average is above $4. now $4.32. california not far behind. illinois not doing well. and compared to connecticut. on july 1st only hawaii had a price above $4. lois states south carolina, alabama, mississip pi, new mexico, arizona mexico, arizona, wyoming and colorado. pain at the pump is felt by 33 million americans driving 50 miles or more. up from last year. expectation prices should drop as demand drops. the station was the lowest gas price? circle k gas in el paso taxes -- texas. also chicago, illinois has so many problems were $4.79. the highest in the country right now. is not keeping people home but how it can help you save money. money. stay with us. it was the bigg

let's get a quick check of the weather with tucker barnes. >> good morning. it is warm, humid outside and even a better chance of showers and storms today as the real remnants of isaac start to move in from the west. you can see those live there on the radar out in west virginia and ohio. they will be pushing in later today riding along that frontal system. it is stalled across the region. lots of clouds. i know there are a lot of barbecues planned today. not going to be perfect for it. we'll have more details on the forecast coming up. we'll take a look at the seven- day forecast. >>> in politics, the democrats get their turn this week. their national convention gets under way tuesday in charlotte, north carolina. >> melanie alnwick has more on what they had to say on the sunday tax shows. >> reporter: the message machine for the democratic national convention was out in force sunday. one big question, how to defend the president's economic record. on fox news sunday, chris wallace pressed obama advisor david axelrod about unemployment going up, income going

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tucker barnes birthday is tomorrow. >> i know. and everybody is back to school too. >> effect is back to school as well. >> the traffic, you know what i'm talking about. i'm sarah simmons. >> i'm wisdom martin. since we're talking to tucker barnes and talking about his birthday -- >> thank you, wisdom. want to keep a low profile. i think much of the action today is off it our north and north and east but you can see before a frontal system hanging out across the area. lots appear lots of humidity. when will the pattern change? a couple more days of this up fortunately. as we get into the end of the week, things should gradually get better. back to you at the desk. >> thank you. >>> some of our top stories, the search for a missing boater in maryland picks back up at first light. a map and woman fell overboard when a gust of wind tilted their sailboat yesterday around noon. the boat's operator was able to rescue the woman but could not get to the man. >>> a former campaign aide to d.c. mayor vincent gray is due back into court for

prices start at $200 dollars, beyond just books, barnes and noble will role out nook video later this fall. that's its digital download service offering movies and tv shows for rent. >> tom: americans with health insurance increased their spending on health care last year, as prices for all kinds of health services increased. a review of six billion private health insurance claims finds we spent an average of just over $4,500 per person, up 4.6% from the year before for the fastest growth rate in three years. david newman is the executive director of the health care cost institute, the source of the study. so david, it was higher prices, not necessarily that we were using more health care services that drove that increase, is that right? >> that is correct. >> tom: so with that in mind, why, if demand hasn't moved, are prices moving higher? >> we really don't know why prices are going up. but they are going up rapidly. and when prices go up, total spending goes up. >> tom: you found, in fact, that the fastest spending increases were amongst the youngest patients, that seems counterint

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