we have the landmark case of brown harris is board of education, 1954, to thank for equality in education. -- brown v. board of education. seven years later, the chinese community here worked shoulder to shoulder with the african- american community to expand civil rights and public education. we have a history of working together. mayer brown, and reverend brown knows very well. in the early 1970's, a community leader from japan town and let the board informed of the african american roundtable to improve relations between japanese and african americans in the western addition, but it is going to take a lot more than just groups coming together to talk about stereotypes and misperceptions. for these tragic deaths, they must rise a responsibility to reach out beyond our communities and make sure that we understand that there is a cost to holding misperceptions and believes that oppress us all. thank you. [applause] >> we have got a great program for you, and for those of you who have attended in years past, you know that we celebrate with song. we celebrate with dance, and we celebrate re

san francisco gavin newson barbara boxer, and candidates for attorney general, and pamela harris and jerry brown was running for governor. immediately after that, jerry brown went to another labor day rally and is under way right now. and also jerry brown has started to answer the 100 and indoor campaign of rival, meg whitman. releasing its first ad. >> and he got rid of waste, balanced budget, 4 billion in tax cuts, world-class schools/universities, and 1.9 million new jobs created. >> i am assured brown and california needs major changes. we have to live within our means, and retirement halliburton closer to the people, and no new taxes without >> meg whitman responded by saying that it is a inflated reflection of events from the past. >> to take a look or forecast, 77 degrees incidences, and inland, and oakland, 10 degrees cooler than just one hour ago. the north bay, and 90's, and in the south bay and inland. those are going to change by tomorrow. but we are expecting but tonight, and no fog but there will be allowed some to coast this evening. surging up from moderate and is would pushing a

gil jerry brown dice que otros politicos como harry truman, franklin d. roosevelt, john f. padre pat brow ex- gobernador de california tambien iniciaron su campaÑa politica en un dia del trabajo como hoy, por esta razon desea continuar con esa tradicion,.acompaÑado de un gran numero de lideres politicos y sindicales democratas busca conquistar el voto que lo lleve a gobernar de nuevo en california. actualmente jerry brown ocupa el puesto de procurador estatal, pero fue gobernador de california de 1975 a 1983, y dice que quiere regresar a sacramento como gobernador para que california sea de nuevo un lider del pueblo y para el pueblo. --la recesion le está pegando duro a la cigueña en el area de la bahía.--segun informes recientes, el numero de nacimientos disminuyo en siete de los nueve condados locales en el 2008.--solamente "napa y sonoma" registraron mas nacimientos, pero los numeros son muy poco significativos. --a nivel nacional, la tasa de natalidad disminuyo el aÑo pasado a uno de sus niveles mas bajos. ---la policia de vallejo busca a dos sospechosos que, a punta de

now, the browns have opened their home to a television crew emerging from the shadows to prove, they say, they're no different from anybody else. dan harris reports. >> reporter: this is cody brown and his wife mary. they have a teenage daughter. >> how was your day? >> reporter: this is cody's second wife, janell. they have six kids. >> if you are questioning the order of how family came together, he's number two. >> reporter: and this is his third wife, christine. they have six more. >> lost every morning. >> reporter: the browns are polygamists. >> i just fell in love. and then i fell in love again. and then i fell in love again. >> reporter: they're the stars of the new show on tlc called "sister wives," which follows this family as they expand from three wives to four. >> my wiveses have been together for 16 years, and all the children have grown up in this environment. bringing somebody new into the family is a totally new thing, totally changing the dynamic. do you remember robin? do you like robin? >> yeah. >> well, robin likes us. i came into it because my faith, my belief kind of pushed me into that direction. i do it for love b

but the browns dii not give ii,3 jerome harris was inactive forr3 today's game here he explodes througha pick up of 25. he had 73 yards rushing in the first half. later in the driie, from one3 touch down the ravens deeense has surrennered all season. ú%e first td the ravens have allowed in the lass 11 quarters, cleveland, trailing 14-10 at the half. 3rd quurter, deep and brown's territory, finds a hole and runs like a mad man. and forces him to the side lin e %-46 yyrds on the run and 15 yas on penalty, a game of 61 on the pen. then it's the wild cat, josh takes a run around the and picks up 19 yards. down inside the yard setting up seneca wallace, play action from 1. locks it for ben watson, gets pushed across the goal line. cleveland takks the lead and 17-14. later in he 4th ttings getú physical. todd heap calls for theefalse start but he gets into a pushinú match with heap but theecallary is coming in the form of michae3 oher. who takes a swing aa smith and he gets flagged nothing for smith. now 3rd is 13, flacco to heat just enough for tte 3rd rrund. thh ravens dig out of the a huge

harris. and jerry brown who is running for governor.after that, jerry brown went to oakland for a nother labor day rally. union workers were there to expected to attend, and it wrapped up just a few minutes ago. jerry brown addressed the crowd and this is what he had to say. election, there is nothing more important in the entire country! the choice is stark. and you have my opponent in the gilded vehicle and there is a lot of stuff going on. and i understand this state. i care about this state. i have been involved with, that is why i go for every election, and i care about this stuff. i've learned from my father, the public service is honorable. and i want to go back to sacramento, and make california work again. thank you very much. [applause] >> no, jerry brown is answering the $100 million campaign-canal. andÑñ his first general electio- now. >> >> and jerry brown, and we have to return local level decisions, and no new taxes without voter approval. >> jerry brown, the knowledge and know-how to get california working again. >> and

. >> brown and his four wives say they are a normal family and to prove it they have decided to star in a reality show that premiered last night. here's dan harris>> reporter: this is cody brown and his wife mary. they have a teenage daughter. >> how was your day? >> reporter: this is cody's second wife, janelle. they have six kids. >> you know, if you're questioning the order of how family came together, she's number two. >> reporter: this is his third wife, christine. they have six more. >> he's lost every morning. >> reporter: the browns are polygamists. >> i just fell in love. then i fell in love again. then i fell in love again. >> reporter: they're the stars of a new show on tlc called "sister wives" which follows this family from utah as they expand from three wives to four. >> my wives and i have been together for 16 years. and all the children have grown up in this environment. bringing somebody new into the family is a totally new thing, totally changing the dynamic. does everybody remember robin? >> yes. >> do you guys like robin? >> yeah. >> robin likes us. it's faith based. i came into it because my faith, my belief, kind of pushed

a million dollars i believe to sharon angle who is running against harry read in nevada. $350,000 to scott brownho was elected to the senate in massachusetts. $600,000 to joe miller who got the nomination in alaska. and $250,000 to christine o'donnell, the woman who pulled that upset in delaware. let me just ask you first. where do you get this money? >> well the tea party express is a federal political action committee. we don't have a 501 c-3 or a 527 or any of these other devices. all of our money has to come from individuals by a law we can't take corporate donations and our contributions are limited to less than $5,000. we have about a half million members around the country. they contribute i think about an average of $62, $63 per person. so we're the purist form of democracy, i think, in the tea party movement in the sense that when we want to do something we don't have any money to start with. we have to send an email out to our people and say, hey, we think sharon angle will be a great candidate in nevada. do you want to get behind her. here's what we want to do to get on television. th

brown and ray. elsewhere, bramm won in ward 1 with57%, defeating smith and weaver. >>> harry thomas also won in wardeasily over mcduffy, o'hunter with 62% of the vote. ward 6, big victory or for wells. he defeated robinson with 75% of the with us for more election results. you can view all the results on nbc washington.com. our time is now 5:38. details about a new plan that could half you preparin to drive on the beltway. >>> a change to parking meters that will end you saving you a lot of change. >>> another cool morning out there. tom will have our full forecast rig after this break. [ male announcer ] how can rice production in india, affect wat output in the u.s., the shipping industry in norway, and the rubber industry, in south america? at t. rowe price, wenderstand the connections of a complex global economy. it's just one reason 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest witconfidence. request a prospecs or summary prospectus with investment objectives, risks, fees, expenses, and other information to read and consider carefully before investing. >>> 5:4

it is supporting jerry brown for govern nor and the district attorney harris for attorney general. >> china will continue to limit most families to just one child despite concerns over too few girls and a quickly aging population. china has the world's largest population and 30-year-old family planning limits with preventing 400 million births and helping to prevent large families that leaves a lot of people trapped in poverty. the government would soon allow some people to have more two children. >>> a car recall with hyundai recalling 140,000 so nata sedans built since last december for potential steering problems. there have not been accidents or injuries and it comes after the commission looks into potential steering problems last month. the connections may have been improperly assembled and could cause drivers to use the ability to properly steer. >>> they may cause their name southwest airlines, but it could fly anywhere. >> it is the busiest airport in the united states. southwest performed air tran airways for $1.4 billion. it's the old value jet. they are based in florida wit

brown with traffic. >> well justin as you make your way up and down 95 and the harris berg expressway, traffic is moving well. no incidents on 95 or 83. this is the interloop of the key bridge and this is not moving fast at all. we have a crash blocking the right lane. traffic begins to jam as you approach the toll plaza so i would try to avoid the key bridge as we look here, another glimpse of the traffic. delays running over 15 to 20 minutes so avoid if possible. >> we are working one more accident. this is going to be in brooklyn park, a struck pedestrian. police and emergency crews are on the scene there. expect delays there. >> only 7 minutes from the 95 split to 295. 95 look good from the beltway to 32. southwest side of the loop no problems between 70 and 95. that will take you about 8 mints. back to you. >> here is dale horn. how have you been? >> great. i've missed you. >> i missed you. >> this comes from diana who asks with the elections around the corner could brew provide some predictions on how things will play for congress, the markets and the economy. >> one, what do we think is happening

harris' idea. i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. >>> the u.s. senate is talking about whether to repeal the don't ask, don't tell pollcy. joel brown has more. >> reporter: senators are set to cast a key vote later today on whether gay men and women will be allowed to serve openly in the u.s. military. democrats need 60 votes to move forward to repeal the don't ask, don't tell law. most republicans are lining up to stop the measure in its tracks. john mccain argues military commanders believe it's too soon. >> all of them wanted a complete study on the effect of moore rail and -- morale and battle readiness. >> reporter: defense secretary robert gates who supports getting rid of the policy ordered a study on how repealing it would affect the armed forces. the results are due in december, but elections are coming in november. both sides see a chance to score political points in the don't ask, don't tell. even pop stars are lending their voice to the discussion. >> don't ask, don't tell is wrong. >> reporter: lady gaga is better known for her outrageous outfits but she's take an strong stand on don't ask, don't tell, calling on her f

brown it looks lick if it gets through the general election. phil mendelsohn keeps his seat. ward one, jim graham. ward five, harry thomas. and eleanor holmes norton for the d.c. delegate. they all remain in their seats before the the general election. >>> while all this a leaks excitement was going on, there was a bizarre accident at fenty headquarters. a volunteer fell and crashed through a plate glass window just before midnight. this happened while karen gray houston was on the air live updating election results. >> those are the people who were targeted by the get out to vote effort of the -- oh, my gosh. don't get too frightened. somebody leaned against the glass. >> we are told the volunteer fell through a nine by nine foot window and was bleeding pretty badly from the head. the good news here, the man was able to walk to an ambulance. so far though, no word on his condition this morning. >>> now, to the prince george's county race for county executive. let's talk about that. that was rushern baker beating the four challengers. we continue with this morning's team coverage with stacy cohan. she is live in upper mar

harris, senator boxer. >> california is not for sale. >> reporter: and of course the democratic candidate for governor, attorney general jerry brown. democrats have listened to the needs of working people. i mean we're not the party of billionaire, we're the party of ordinary americans, ordinary californians. >> reporter: the billionaire reference, meg whitman who has been running a mostly self- financed campaign for more than a year now. megawhitman has been spending an average of $2 million a week,jerry brown, literally nothing. saving his money for when people paid attention, beginning today. the brown campaign finally hit the air with ads today. up until now, the only ads on brown's behalf were done independently by labor unions, $10 million worth. because of that, meg whitman has said if jerry was elected, he would do the unions work. >> jerry brown hasn't been on our site. we have issues. >> reporter: like what? >> i can't think of any at the moment. >> reporter: randy shandobil, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> jerry brown's republican counter part meg whitman stayed off the campaign trail today. but a spokesman for whitman says she

harris, senator boxer. >> california is not for sale. >> reporter: and of course the democratic candidate for governor, attorney general jerry brown. democrats have listened to the needs of working people. i mean we're not the party of billionaire, we're the party of ordinary americans, ordinary californians. >> reporter: the billionaire reference, meg whitman who has been running a mostly self- financed campaign for more than a year now. megawhitman has been spending an average of $2 million a week,jerry brown, literally nothing. saving his money for when people paid attention, beginning today. the brown campaign finally hit the air with ads today. up until now, the only ads on brown's behalf were done independently by labor unions, $10 million worth. because of that, meg whitman has said if jerry was elected, he would do the unions work. >> jerry brown hasn't been on our site. we have issues. >> reporter: like what? >> i can't think of any at the moment. >> reporter: randy shandobil, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> jerry brown's republican counter part meg whitman stayed off the campaign trail today. but a spokesman for whitman says she

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is showing commercials of bill clinton attacking brown when both men were running for the democratic campaign. >>> both senators don't like it, but harry reid is adding a immigration reform measure to the defense bill which also afts the "don't ask, don't tell" bill, and also the dream act. >> and in philadelphia today, president obama told students a personal story about when his mom confronted him because he was getting lazy in school. >> you can't just sit around waiting for luck to see you through. she said, you can get into any school you want in the country, if you put in a little bit of effort. she gave me a hard look and she said, do you remember what that is like, effort? >>> well, the president left off his response to the mom, but it appears he picked up the game significantly, john. >> he seemed to do okay. >> yeah, doing okay, and cleaned the akts up. >> and you never had an effort issue in school, did you, deb? >> not from my perspective, but don't ask my mother. >> we will leave your mom out of this one, and thank you, deborah feyerick. >>> talking about the shish us in -- issues in the d.c. mayoral race are what the pre

browning is quite the celebrity with residents lining up daily to visit with him. >> he looks great. 114. 114. >> he surere,, tax on everything you buy? 114. >> he surere,, that's in andy harrisir tax plan. 23% sales tax. a 23% sales tax will cut my business in half. would be devastating. andy harris' 23% sales tax absolutely makes no sense. 23% sales tax would really make things unaffordable. that's too high for the average american out here. i don't know how we would manage it really. don't like that idea. we can't afford andy harris' idea. i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. meet pnc virtual wallet. it comes with a wish list, that helps you set aside money for the stuff that really matters... just put the things you want on your wish list... and contribute money when you feel like it... then, watch as you get closer to getting what you want. wish list is built to make saving a whole lot more fun. experience all the ways virtual wallet can help you save at pncvirtualwallet.com. pnc. for the achiever in us all. at pncv♪ tualwallet.com. ♪ [ female announcer ] mcdonald's new chicken flatbreads. all out awesome combinations of juicy, grilled chicken topped with roast

and bobbie brown has secrets for us. tax on everything you buy? that's in andy harriswould be devastating. andy harris' 23% sales tax absolutely makes no sense. 23% sales tax would really make things unaffordable. that's too high for the average american out here. i don't know how we would manage it really. don't like that idea. we can't afford andy harris' idea. i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. old gibbs canning company. today these factories are full of dot com businesses. and now my job is helping maryland create new economy jobs. training new math and science teachers investing in our institutions of excellence pioneering new cyber security jobs and giving an old gm plant a jump start building electric motors. i'm barbara mikulski. i approve this message so you'll know i'm fighting for you. >>> back at 8:40, this morning, "today"'s health, ovarian cancer. with early detection, it is 90% curable. one of the women impacted by the disease is actress connie needham, former star of the hit show "eight is enough" and the face of the women's cancer foundatio

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harris barrett and the lieutenant governor's race. sentences for mayor and current lieutenant governor are just about even as well. and the race for california governor, is tied really democrat jerry brownallenger republican made women both have 41 percent of support of likely voters. 18 percent of those surveyed were undecided. democratic senator barbara boxer is pulled ahead of her challenger. 47 percent support boxer compared to 41 percent crawly if you're on the theory called percent undecided there. and another of the city official shows the rest in the salary scandal in california, is now free on bail. angeles bought shell is wearing a pink sweat shirt, she is a former assistant city manager for the small town in california, she was released last night after posting a bond offering of $50,000. she's run the eight officials arrested this week on corruption charges, she resigned last july after meeting reported of the scandal. she's the fourth official to post bond since their arrest last tuesday. and his attorneys answered to the we, look at the new place station and what makes this so different. a look of the golden gate bridge tonight it is pretty free of traffic problems. traffi

brown in massachusetts. tea partiers did. the media dismissed chris christie, tea party did not. they made mockery of sharron angle, but the tea party made her a winner. media said she couldn't beat harry you have can't cook what isn't already cooking or stir up what isn't already frying when folks of all type are fed up, we in the media can cover them for what they are or make a mockery of them for what they are not. the media is missing the point, not the folks for whom they con descendingly say have no point. you're all but shouting out this vast network of diseffected americans. we don't believe in. you you wonder why they have the nerve to shout back, well, screw you. if i'm hearing the media critics correctly, they are saying you can't pick and choose your protests. so why are they picking on this one? i know why. in your heart of hearts, my media friends, this is one protest you didn't like, attended by the clearly nefarious grandpas and grandmas, and sinister mom and dad whose sinister intentions you could not fathom. now you're the one bad and wondering why everyone is teed off. if only you had listened. maybe back then you could have learned. instead of now. looking like the

harris' idea. i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. >>> this morning on "today's" kitchen, back to basics, fall favorites with apple picking and we're easing into the season with two tasty treats warren brownely. >> i'm right. >> a cobbler can have a crust on the bottom, but for me, that just is a lot of extra work, so i usually do mine without the crust on the bottom. but it can have that. >> so i'm right, so let's get to this amazing recipe. >> apple cobbler, one of my most favorite things in the world. i would start with peeled apples. >> use any type of apple? >> a variety of apples. i like the ones you just like to eat. but if you want to get some that are tart like granny smith's, you can do that. i have the topping, the crust, that's my favorite part. and we have got butter and sugar, dark brown sugar, salt and a little bit of baking powder. >> is there a way to make this low fat? >> you can do things if you want to try to make it a multigrain. i like to do it with a rolled oats sometimes. you can even do a little flaxseed at times. make sure to grind it. so egg and rum and over the vanilla. and you just want to add a little bit. and the thing is, you have to make sure that it's clu

harry truman. >> valerie was keeping up. and she kissed scott brown.there was a special circumstance, though, in that he was sweaty. >> i was going to say i saw him kissing democrats and then i asked her, since it was a bipartisan fun run to kiss scott brown and she wouldn't do it. i said how partisan of her and when i looked at her, when she finally kissed she was like -- and i said that reminds me of my wife when i'm sweaty. women don't like to kiss sweat. >> he had run a few miles. >> he was in the middle of his daily 20-mile run or whatever he does. >> and i pulled him in for an interview. the guy will never be the same. >>> let's talk really quickly, that's one of the lost joys of washington, d.c., and why we have the problems that we have. it's one of the reasons we wanted to do this. it used to be that politicians could fight like hell on the house floor, on the senate floor and in the white house and then they and their wives and their families would go out to dinner on the weekends, or the guys would golf with each other, they'd see each other

harry reid and the democrats need least two republicans to help them repeal don't ask, don't tell. who might those republicans be? oft-mentioned possibilities are olympia snowe, susan collins, scott brown, and dick voinovich. two of those senators are from the same state, the state of maine. so that's why you had this event organized by the service member's legal defense network and the pop star about whom every continues to say, get her as a guest on your show, to which i continue to show, boy, i'd love to. >> i'm here because don't ask, don't tell is wrong. it's unjust and fundamentally, it is against all that we stand for as americans. in any workplace, there are tensions. there's even more possibility to have tension when you're fighting for your life. but i'm more concerned that john mccain and other republican senators are using homophobia as a defense in their argument, as the nexus of this law, openly gay soldiers affect unit cohesion. like, like it's okay to discriminate or discharge gay soldiers because "we are homophobic." "we, we are uncomfortable, and we do not agree with homosexuality, and i can't focus on the field of duty while i am fighting." >> in less than 24 hours,

brown and bill clinton. let me finish tonight with the inspiring sight i saw this weekend in front of independence hall. let's start with newt gingrich's tribal attack on the president. "newsweek's" harry fineman is an msnbc political analyst. i think you have to go back to almost pagan rights to find this kind of commentary by a major american official. talking about obama basically being a kenyan, anticolonial-type who's operating as his father's pawn. he's accusing him of conning us to elect him president. what do you make of newt, howard? >> i've been covering newt for many years. he's a bomb thrower. he's a guy who knows the weak point to attack. what's interesting to me here is he feels free to say anything at this point. it's a kind of free fire zone within the conservative movement. and newt, who's always trying to say the most outrageous thing and that goes back many, many years, now has moved from saying outrageous things about the ethics of the house members in the democratic leadership 15, 18 years ago, to saying these things about a man that newt himself has no evidence for what he's alleging here. he really has absolutely none. his facts are wrong. as mr. weigel pointed o

brown: all right. i know is going to continue. i know you all have a lot more to say but we have to end it there. reverend janet vincent. reza aslan, nick gillespie, harry jackson, thank you all. >> woodruff: next, taking care of wounded soldiers from the iraq and afghan wars. as part of the newshour's continuing coverage of military medical stories, ray suarez has a health unit report on one of the army's premier programs. our health unit is a partnership with the robert wood johnson foundation. this story was also a collaboration with independent television news. ♪ >> suarez: soldiers at fort hood, texas, are up before the sun is... getting their day started by working out. this is the largest army base in the united states. some units are just back from duty in iraq and afghanistan; some are getting ready to return there. this company has a different mission-- nursing bodies and minds back to health. these troops are in what's called a "wounded warrior transition brigade." >> our mission is to heal the soldier to the maximum extent that healing can be done. >> suarez: colonel paul hossenlopp is the brigade's commander. >> we do everything to get them

browns game. tonight, a full half hour on ravens wrapup tonight after sunday night football. we'll see you then. >> the harryas come rolling back with the release of the full trailer for the first part of the final film. >> first part won't be released until november, but it's sure to be another lucrative part of one of the world's most successful brands. >> our world has faced no greater threat than it does today. >> and so the most successful money spinning wizard on the planet is back to help out. harry potter returns in november, nine years after jk rowling's book hit the big screen. >> there these are dark times. >> but they're also very lucrative times. >> people became addicted to it but i also think she started to write more filmic books in a way. and when she was starting to write the book which was in this film, she did say this is a bizarre road movie. >> but you cabinet fight this war on your -- can't fight this war on your own. >> his fight against lord baltimore mo more as the -- volt more. >> i must be the one to kill harry potter. >> the wizard's fights next july, the potter franchise is sure

harry. did they hack into her phone lines, as well? and get tapes of her most intimate conversations? we have tina brown here.'re going to talk to her. saying good morning, america. i'm george stephanopoulos. >> i keep wanting to say it's monday. good to be back. >>> also this morning, the mass exodus from "american idol." randy jackson, he's the only one left. they're preparing the new season, as you know. there's no one sitting at the judge's table. i don't get this, george. so, you have the contestants going to try out. what judges are going to be there? >> i guess we'll find out in a little bit. i heard j. lo is being considered? >> so many that are. >>> also, fishing going on near lake michigan. flying fish. they're a youtube sensation right now. but local residents are not laughing. we'll tell you why states are suing to keep the flying fish out of their waters. >>> we're going to begin with a new royal scandal. one of the world's most sensational tabloid newspapers is at the center of an explosive story about princess diana, powerful celebrities and politicians. miguel marquez has more. >> reporter: so

harry reid back in nevada. >> shannon: talk about california where ron is busy there. we have the boxer-fiorina match-up, and meg whitman and jerry brown. she set a record this week for the amount of personal money poured in a race. what do you make of the numbers? >> i find it kind of interesting with people being so consumed how much money in this case, in this case consumed with how much money she is spending, carly fiorina and meg whitman. a lot of people spend their personal fortunes to get elected. i gets more and more expensive every time. so we should expect each time people break records. michael bloomberg spent a gazillion dollars to get elected repeatedly and he's quite beloved. maria cantwell used her personal wealth to get elected. it's beside the point and people should be concerned with the policies they i'll have and what they will do for the country and less consumed you're spending your money. they are not well-known people so they have to spend more money than incumbent. >> shannon: both of the races we mentioned are very tight. recent careers, california hasn't been a republican hotbed. how are you going to change t

brown. he just can't deliver the results california needs now. >>> welcome back to "the early show" on this tuesday morning, a nice crowd out here with us. i'm maggie rodriguez with julie chen and harryellow floridians. going to be a beautiful day here in new york. coming up, everybody's talking about wall street, the sequel. you saw it, right? >> last night. impressive. >> he is impressive. >> gordon gekko is back, hollywood's royalty. we all know unfortunately he's got a real-life battle against cancer going on right now. we'll look at his appearance last night at the premiere of the movie and also talk about how he's doing with this throat cancer. >>> also ahead this morning it is getting more and more expensive to send your child to college. the average public university costs about $14,000 a year. that's just tuition. private university costs $35,000, $40,000 $50,000 or more. we've assembled an expert panel to see if going to college is worth it in the long run, especially if you're in a situation where you have to accumulate that. carrying that debt forward can really, really be a drag. the numbers bear out. you go college, you'll make more money than if you don't, but how do y