. >> jimmy: and his name was -- >> bryan. >> jimmy: bryan brinkman. >> bryan brinkman, yeah. >> jimmyan experiment." we asked everyone to follow bryan brinkman. >> yeah, we did. >> jimmy: he got up to, like, almost 40,000 people. >> i know. that's a lot of pressure for bryan because bryan might, you know, just want to communicate something subtle like, "oh, sometimes, i feel lonely." and then 40,000 people -- that's good, isn't it? because then 40,000 would inundate him with attention. >> jimmy: yeah. >> are you suggesting that we do further experiments on bryan? >> jimmy: i think i have an idea. yeah, i think wexperiment with bryan brinkman because he -- it turned out he's a pretty interesting guy. >> is he? >> jimmy: yeah, he's an animator. >> really? >> jimmy: yeah, he's really talented. and i've read some of his tweets. i'm still following him. well, you just accidentally found or uncovered a brilliant genius, bryan brinkman the genius. >> jimmy: that's what happens when people come join our crowd, they're all geniuses out there. you just got to pick -- [ cheers and applause ] you

. >>> me encuentro en el bryan parks y más de 100.000 personas van a visitar esta carpa los próximosroceso creativo que atraviesa un diseñador para preparar estas colecciones y lo haremos de la mano del diseñador colombiano bryan reyes. Él es el diseñador colombiano bryan reyes y nos muestra el trabajo y las horas para montar una selección. ¿cuanto trabajo tienes en las semanas previas al desfile? no duermes prácticamente. >>> no rc yo creo que es una cosa de amor, entonces, yo trabajo 7 días a la semana la moda es una industria muy rápida. >>> rec mientras con (recordando) apelación de imágenes como esta y en esta situación el joven diseñador encontró fascinación en el mármol y colores de las piedras. pero teniendo presente a ra mujer. >>> creo quemujer trqzjzwçvkph@@ >>> afortunadamente ilia llegó la lluvia a un estado que lo necesitaba muchísimo jacquie garrido con más información. >>> así es chicas revisamosl tiempo de costa a costa llegó la lluvia tan necesitada. san antonio avisose inundaciones. pero en meses anteriores la lluvia era algo del pasado. y la estamos sintiendo cual

. >>> me encuentro en el bryan parks y más de 100.000 personas van a visitar esta carpa los próximosryan reyes y nos muestra el trabajo y las horas para montar una selección. ¿cuanto trabajo tienes en las semanas previas al desfile? no duermes prácticamente. >>> no rc yo creo que es una cosa de amor, entonces, yo trabajo 7 días a la semana la moda es una industria muy rápida. >>> rec mientras con (recordando) apelación de imágenes como esta y en esta situación el joven diseñador encontró fascinación en el mármol y colores de las piedras. pero teniendo presente a ra mujer. >>> creo que la r estaer impact tiene que seguir. es como montarse en un tren que no para. >>> este joven colombiano se perfila como una de las grandes promesas de la moda en estados unidos @tltúúlhifkph@univisionprimer i Ángeles, que está lista con todo esta lista. argelia. >>> las películas de acción no pueden faltar el fin de semana en cartelera pasamos con la película nine. se estrenó ayer el 9 de septiembre del 2009. platicamos con el protagonista y nos habla del número que siempre ha marcado su vida flt. tltúú

found him in his dining room last night shortly after putting out the flames at marshall wrote in bryans road. it is believed the fire started in the living room, but it is unclear what sparked it. there were no smoke alarms inside the home. >>> metra knows it has got some big safety improvements to make -- metro knows it has gotten big safety improvements to make. the transit agency does not have the money to pay for it. as matt brock reports, that could mean cuts in service or fare hikes. >> as it stands now, metro is spending more than it makes. the transit system looks to be as much as $130 million short next year. the debate now, cut service or increase fares. >> i think it goes up almost every six months now. aid is ridiculous. >> in past years committee debate -- >it is ridiculous. >> do not expect a decision until possibly spring. metro has said its long-range spending plans for building and maintenance before that really to set their priorities for the next decade. if you talk to commuters, they say, hey, bigger is better. >> i think they should expand the line may be so more ri

. >> reporter: another repeat winner was bryan cranston, best actor for breaking back. >> daily show with jon stewart. >> reporter: another night of repeat winners was the daily show, seven straight wins as best variety, music and comedy series. >> i thank you again for the opportunity to come up here and go backstage and watch a football game. >> reporter: only one winner in dallas, but on this night many in hollywood. >> nbc of course very proud of that. >>> now here's a look at some other stories making news "early today" in america. >>> space shuttle discovery made a pit stop in texas. earlier this month "discovery" was forced to land in california following a 14-day mission to the international space station. now it is being carried back on a modified 747 aircraft. >>> a would-be bank robber in wisconsin got more than he bargained for when a customer tackled him from behind. 23-year-old suspect wearing a sweatshirt and mask was demanding money from the tellers. that's when the customer sprung into action. a suspect was held down until police arrived. >>> north carolina officers

still ahead, bryan will have a final look at 00 >> the tribute to my god jackson and originally set for this month in vienna has been put on hold. organizers say the event will be held in london next june because to many top performers had scheduling conflicts. hickey artists including mary j blige report link cannot attend. no word yet on where this tribute will be held in london. and it finally did this dreary friday unless you're down south. >> yes, we will start with the radar. there's still a couple showers, but mainly to the north and east. te will not beti thoodrif tng mu more to the south. juit tt ie the airport to go into baltimore. ut the visual li anelatpiteliqu piquancy the well-defined of the storm. you can see cyee clearing at the lt the woodstock and down into hea.thre a ere, southwest ofwest of h ksed.ericrgbu you can get into the sun down the road. the rest of us are under clouds. the showers will table -- taper off with the results more. better chance of thunderstorms will be on sunday. it will be warmer to market a five day degrees warmer on sunday. monday and tuesday

and william kamkwaba joins us this morning along with bryan mealer who co-authored with him "the boyu here. so tell me what this word masala means. >> it's the way in which we use to describe somebody crazy, so -- >> really crazy. >> really crazy. >> everybody said masala. including your mother. nobody thought you could do this. >> yeah. because it was strange for them because they haven't had anything or seen anything, that's why they are saying that. >> you really used little pieces of bicycles and shoes, little thongs to make all your parts? >> yeah, that's right because i didn't have money to buy proper tears so i was just using anything i found. >> tell me what you felt in your heart when that light bulb went on for the first time? >> i was -- i was very happy that day because it was like now i'm proving to the people that what i was doing, it wasn't craziness, it was something useful so i felt happy seeing the bulb is light. >> what a moment to be there. bryan, we don't quite understand i think fully the pressure on william to do this because there was a tradition in the villag

. >> bryan bundt ing was killed in afghanistan by a roadside bomb in february. >> the first thing she said when they came to the door she said i hope i'm pregnant. >> as fate would have it, her wish came true four days after the worst day of her life. >> our little joy on the way. it's so much to look forward to. >> nicky has soldiered onto keep her husband's memory alive. >> somebody said how about if i pay, i said that's a great idea. >> on the week of the couple's three year anniversary nicky will hold the first bu bba's baby run. >> a little tummy. >> nicky holds onto bubba wish as she raises two-year-old conner and anticipates the birth of little cooper in november. >> to have to go through this, it's probably been one of the hardest things of my life, but she is an incredibly strong person. >> reporter: and carrying on her husband's memory just the way he would want it. in gaithersburg, 9news now, and wusa9.com. >>> runners are gathering right now at the school on falls road in potomac at 9:30 the race begins you have time to head over there and show your support. >>> we're step

bryan cranston took home his second emmy winning for "breaking bad" and glenn close won again for leadss in a drama for "damages." >> it goes to "the daily show with jon stuart." >> they show him as the king with a seventh win in a row for "the daily show." first time host neil patrick harris showed off his talents even earning acclaim from several winners. >> very popular host and a lot of familiar faces at the show. >> a lot of great shows. >>> the quest for another trophy. the mirror ball begins tonight on abc an the hammer is ready. former congressman tom delay has been rehearsing with cheryl burke in texas. despite a stress fracture in his foot he says he will be ready for tonight. >>> the three-night premiere with "dancing with the stars" begins at 7:00 central. >>> sports is next. big day across the nfl. >>> even a former president was there to root for his favorite team. highlights from espnews coming up. my name's lisa. i'm from fayetteville, north carolina, ...and i smoked for 29 years. the one thing about smoking - is it dominates your life, and it dominated mine. and the sa

best actor in a drama series, bryan cranston, michael c.wree he will birn, jon hamm, simon baker. who will win? >> hugh laurie. believe it or not, hugh has never won an emmy. people think he has. he's picked up a bunch of golden globes, but he's never won for this. and he is that show. and it's shocking to me, i really feel like this year voters will give him his due. >> but in your opinion, who should win? >> bryan cranston. he won last year for breaking bad. surprised a lot of people. but season two was even better than season one. he will be toughn a comedy series. alec baldwin, tony, jim par son, jim carell, charlie sheen, jermaine clement. who will win? >> jim parsons for big bank theory. and it's a little wishful think to go my part because i love that character. and it's such -- i'm so spite that had he actually got nominated. a lot of times newcomers don't get nominated and young people don't break through, but he's a sentimental favorite and i really think voters will give to him. >> and should he win some. >> yes, he should. he sh

bryan cranston from no carrier ring amc's no carrier ring "breaking bad" won for best acting no c in a ring drama temperature no carrier ring no carrier tony collette no carrier > ring and glenn close won the night's best actress ring awards. >> probably no carrier maybe the character of no my lifetime. >> reporter: newcomers also scored big in the supporting no carrier actor ring category ring no carrier kristin chenoweth won for her role no in push > ring daisies ring and nonkrir no carrier ring no c for "two and a half men." >> i still can't believe it. that's why they keep remarking that ring it's heavy because no it's on the only thing that remines you you actually won no carrier ring it. >> reporter: there were more nominees overall. no carrier 38 total. in hopes of getting more no carrier > ring no carrier viewer to tune in. ring this rear's host no carrier kneel patrick hair rirks proved show tunes ri aren't just for broadway. ring no carrier ♪ don't hit the ring no carriloo ♪ >> reporter: the actors not only brought their style to the red no carpet but many talked about how

. >> reporr: bryan cranston made it back-to-back wins for best actor on his work on "breaking bad." >> i was allowed to get in the room and after 30 years as a working actor and then do "malcolm in the middle" for seven years and now this is just a joy and a dream. >> reporter: glenn close furthered the feeling of deja v you have emmy as secd best actress. >> i said i've been evil because corela is literally the devil. >> reporter: right. >> the so what interests me is people who -- othereople might consider they're behaving badly and then you want to figure out, why. >> that was a nail-biter. >> reporter: "30 rock" rolled to its third straight win as best comedy, star alec baldwin won his second in a row as best actor. and backstage, he teased of potential guest for the new season. >> mccartney. >> paul mccartney. >> we want mccartney to come. we're working on it. >> wouza. >> reporter: one of the night's new nners, best supporting actress as thes president on "24." >> i am gl i don't have to did a play on that stage but just now dawning on me that there were probably millions of peo

this in the bryans road area of charles county. the home was in flame when crews arriv arrived. after knocking down the blaze firefighters found a body inside. no word on who that victim might be or what might have started the fire. investigators say there were no smoke alarms in the home. one firefighter suffered minor injuries while battling the flames. >>> positive economic news out this morning. later today treasury secretary tim geithner answers questions about the state of the economy in a town hall meeting. we'll have a preview of today's event. >> plus, the first known photos of the self-proclaimed 9/11 master mind are popping up. we'll have images.en hew a n jo. >>llen h eew n job. >>> welcome back. the man says the date 9-9-09 led him to hijack a mexican airliner. a fanatical preacher used a fake bomb to take over a flight before it landed in mexico city. he said that 9-9-09, the date, is significant because it is 6-6-6 upside down. he also said he wanted to alert people to an impending earthquake. >>> 15 americans were among the 103 passengers on board. no one was inj

. >> reporter: another repeat winner was bryan cranston, best actor for breaking bad. >> the daily show with jon stewart. >> reporter: another of the night's repeat winner was the daily show. >> i just thank you again for giving me the opportunity to come up here and then go back stage and watch a football game. >> to win the game. >> reporter: only one winner in dallas, but on this night, many in hollywood. mark barger, nbc news. >> the night's other winners, includg the amazing race as best reality cpetition series. >> and the hbo film grey gardens won for best tv movie with acting honors going to jessica lak and her co-star, ken howard. of course, you always want a job that's worthwhile to leave home for. >> absolutely. >> a reminder. news 4 is always connected to you on facebook and twitter for up to the minute breaking news, weather and traffic alerts. you can find us on either site by searching news 4 today, one word. >> coming up next, the new scam that is targeting twitter users and the new bailout bill in the works on capitol hill that president obama says he'll be happy to loo

albert haynesworth and we certainly know what he is capable of but the other guy, the new one is rookie bryane will start at left outside linebacker making him the only rookie to start on this team. >> i am moving up the basis about starting him, i am just concerned with like i say the speed of it all day he will see for the first time but as far as having a rookie start, i don't look at him as a regular rookie because of the maturity that he brings to the arena. >> by the way the skins say starting cornerback carlos rogers will be good to go sunday despite missing 3-4 games with a calf injury. you can hear coach southern's comments on wusa 9.com. >>> the phillies are the defending world series champions and on the other end of the spectrum the nationals, they are the worst team in baseball. so you would expect the nationals to suffer another loss, but no one told the nat's rookie or the rest of the nats players, the team kept it close the entire game but then desmond would hit a 3 run shot to help the nats over the phillies 8-7. >>> a significant increase in congestion, those are words used

brandon boykin came over, along with bryan evans to make the stop. >> todd: michael smith is not thek and he's got quickness, he's got shiftiness, 5'9" out of tallahassee, florida, but he knows how to move the football. bobby petrino says he's been a joy to coach. he's got great attitude, works with younger backs and taught them the offense. just been a pleasure to have on the team. >> brad: mallett, quick drop, quick throw to the outside, not enough for the first down i don't think, about a yard shy but nice toss again out to childs. a big part of his game, greg childs, todd mentioned, 6'3", 217, the most physical of the razorback receivers. >> todd: getting a lot more reps tonight, in the first game, he was rotating, in that receiver rolle with london crawford, the senior wide receiver who broke his collarbone in that opener, now, childs getting a lot more reps at the one receiver spot. >> brad: lucas miller also has a broken collarbone or he'd be there, two guys with broken collarbones and mike aal floyd of notre dame, rece said on one of the halftime stories he broke his collarbo

senator bryan came to naught -- senator bryan and i came to denver many years ago.ful and with the leadership with -- what the leadership of iraq -- a president barack obama, but unable to stop this dangerous idea. i am happy to say unequivocally that it is not good. -- we have been able to stop this dangerous idea. most everyone of you were here that unforgettable might reignite in this great city when barack obama accepted the party's nomination. denver was a perfect host for last year's democratic national convention. this city in our party shine brightly on the national stage. and it 2008, for the first time, nev. determine -- nevada determine who would be elected. on that date in january 19, 2008, we registered a record number of democrats and began to change the color of the electoral map not only in nevada but the entire west. president of candidates were forced to to understand and addressed critical western issues such as water and public land management. remember, nevada is 80% owned by the federal government. they knew i are growing water phase is populat

. >> bryan lost his brother at the world trade center.y over ground zero in eight planned. despite the solemn nature of this day, be happy. jon: as the father of a west point cadet who was 18 years old at the time, i just want to say shatter out -- a shout out to the folks at the uso and volunteers who staff 5000 bags for our troops yesterday. jane: my husband went to iraq and afghanistan with the u.s. last summer, and it changed his life, certainly. i echo that incredible work. thank you to the volunteers, also. a bit of other news. where are the details? that is what lawmakers are asking the white house about health care reform. they want to know specifically how we will pay for this plan. a fair and balanced debate coming your way. gecko vo: you see, it's not just telling people geico could save 'em hundreds on car insurance. it's actually doing it. gecko vo: businessmen say "hard work equals success." well, you're looking at, arguably, the world's most successful businessgecko. gecko vo: first rule of "hard work equals success." gecko

meanwhile, in the men's, an upset, top seed americans bob and mike bryan, the twins, go down in three sets. world cup qualifying. christian know ronaldo and portugal in a must win against hungry. portuguese borrowing a slogan from american politics, yes, we can. pepe following suit. 1-0 portugal. ronaldo draws all the attention from the defense. and pepe in. later in the first half, ronaldo attacking. gets the stop but nice save by the hungarian keeper. portugal holds on the win. with two qualifiers left, they leapfrog hungary for third place. david beckham starting on the bench as england looks to clinch a world cup spot. hosting croatia. 18th minute, england up 1-0. after a penalty click, steven gerrard, the header, the goal. beckham loves it. 59th minute. same score. lennon taken down. play continues. england has a good attack going. eventually glen johnson crosses and frank lampard scores the header. fabio capello's men up 3-0. 66th minute. gerrard pops it up, wayne rooney brings it down. gerrard another header. another goal. great team play. eighth win in a row for england. 5-1.

aanas w as found dead in a burng nime.ho ne h hnap i tdpehe 00 block of marshall hall road in the bryansoad area of charles county. the home was engulfed in flames when fire crews arrived just before 10:00 last night after knocking down those flames, firefighters found a body inside. there's no word yet on who the victim might be or what started the fire. one firefighter suffered minor injuries while battling the flames. >> a youth minister in virginia is now accused of having sexual relations with a 15-year-old boy sh se swauppose tos be counseling. jennifer brennan is the youth minister at the b st. matthias united methodist church i m stafford. w tct aifhende mdied tctifehen that she had a sexual relationship with a 15-year-old boy. brennan has been on unpaid administrative leave since july when the church learned of the allegations. she now faces ten counts of taking indecent liberties with c o t contriting to the delinquency of a minor. >> the out of this world snapshots of the space from the hubble telescope, we'll show them to you coming up at 6:20. >>> the story of dumb criminals

. >> thank you very much, bryan. >>> we have a final countdown to the opening coming up on the other side of the break. and slightly lower open. but that means nothing in terms of the close. >> now, come on, we're almost at 10,000. give back a few points no, biggie. you're watching cnbc's "squawk on the street." we are live at the new york stock exchange. >>> all right. we're back. and you are watching cnbc's "squawk on the street." we are live at the new york stock exchange where the opening bell is going to ring in 20 seconds. futures are pointing to a modestly lower open. 10 15rks points on the dow. whatever. what is this? oh, -- oh. >> a beer on our -- >> brito from yesterday sent us a beer because he heard we wanted to try the bud light with lime. i would like to emphasize for the record the beer is not open and it's not cold, so it's not going to be opened. >> i wonder if it goes with cheerios. >> it does, actually. >> anyway, here at the big board, what is that? crexus? >> crexus. >> crexus investment corporation, ticker cxs, celebrating ipo today. at the nasdaq, tessera techn

. >> reporter: best drama mad mad, best dramatic actress glenn close and best dramatic actor bryan cranstonor "breaking bad." few seemed happier than jessica lange who felt her "great garden's" emmy rivaled her two oscars. >> reporter: through it all neil patrick harris kept things moving. >> here's hoping kanye west likes "30 rock." >> reporter: everyone else did. "30 rock" won again so did alec baldwin leaving tina fey finishing it with a chilled beverage. >> a white wine -- >> reporter: is one enough? >> one is actually sadly is more than enough. >> reporter: for "good morning america," i'm chris connelly in los angeles. >> she is so talented. neil patrick harris once again, he was -- especially the opening number -- >> so hard to do and so risky when you get in the opening night to pull it off. >>> coming up this couple who lost custody of their children over bath time photos. did a walmart employee go too far? did the authorities go too far? they join us live. >>> we have tips on buying a used car. how to tell if you're getting the real deal or a rebuilt wreck. after your local news an

well said, bryan. let's ends it on a bittersweet story. the los angeles angels played tribute to a fallen angel after clinching their division title. pitcher nick adenhart who was killed in a car can't in april, his number 34 and his likeness mobbed by the players after they beat texas. then in the locker room they also poured champagne on his jersey as if he was there. and virginia, they said as long as they go in the playoffs they're going to carry his memory along with them. >> that is so great. a good thing to end on. thanks so much, rafer. >> thank you. >>> listen to this. maybe one day soon you're going to be able to have all of your experiences, your memories saved on a computer. microsoft is apparently working on a new device you wear around your neck that can capture every detail of your life in pictures. you can even save receipts, bills as files. add it all up, it's practically a replica of the brain and it never forgets. one of the researchers says by 2020 he thinks our entire life histories will be searchable. think about that

mike bryan takes the ball to the tulane five, they score on the next score, a 17-0 deficit for the green fourth quarter now, tulsa still on top, demaris johnson fielding the punt, 66 yards. he is gone. tulsa victorious. they've now won five straight against the green wave. making them look like a splash. >> round one of the deutsche bank championship, tiger woods the leader in the fedexcup points standings, on 14, tiger the birdie putt, that rattles in. he moves to even par. the putter betrayed him from short distance. he missed five birdie putts inside 12 feet. said tiger, "i didn't do much of anything positive today." he did do this. on eight, tiger, 35-foot birdie attempt, it's in the hole." tiger shot a one-under 70 for the day. tiger told his caddie after the first two holes which steve stricker birdied that stricker was going to shoot a 62. he was close. stricker fired a 63. this, his approach on 12. very nicely done. stricker, eight under after round one. he's your co-leader. big day for jim furyk as well. his second shot on 17. that's to within 10 feet. furyk hits every green in

. >>> okay, carl, did you see brian -- i'm not going there, but did you see bryan williams? >> i did not. what's come up after the break? >> i'm not going there. i was just wondering. >> did you see that? that was almost a diss, wasn't it? >> from you? >> no. from him. pittsburgh is known as a steel city, but 84 lumber is trying to change that, the nation's leading privately health buildings material company talks about the american consumer, the economy, and what it's seeing in the warehouse. first, as we head to break, a look at yesterday's winners and losers. please help me welcome a long-time friend of glencoe baseball. a man who played second base here some 45 years ago. actually, 47. ladies and gentlemen, mr. larry mccarthy. amidst today's financial turmoil, our sophisticated wealth transfer strategies... and philanthropic expertise ensure your legacy... is passed on to family or your favorite pastime. ♪ northern trust. wealth management. asset management. asset servicing. >>> welcome back, everybody. it's time for our business traveler's forecast. scott williams of th

bryan russell, attorney and forensic psychologist. 2-for-1 offer there.lark, former fbi special agent in charge. and the one and only harvey levin, executive producer of tmz, my former boss and dear friend, harvey, you're a busy man. thank you for joining us tonight. this is such a bizarre case. what exactly are these defendants accused of doing? >> well, it is bizarre, jane. because the basis of the alleged extortion is almost irrelevant in the case. what happened was this. john travolta's son was laying dying basically in the bathroom of this vacation home. when they found him one of the defendants, the paramedic showed up, lightbourne and then john travolta and lightbourne are in the ambulance. and travolta's thinking i can get to the airport and make it to miami faster and get better medical care than if i go to the hospital in the bahamas. lightbourne of theed him to sign this document that basically said if you don't go to the hospital, all of the medical professionals are relieved of liability. that's what they need to get signed. ultimately, travo

bryan russell, attorney and forensic psychologist. 2-for-1 offer there.harge. and the one and only harvey levin, executive producer of tmz, my former boss and dear friend, harvey, you're a busy man. thank you for joining us tonight. this is such a bizarre case. what exactly are these defendants accused of doing? >> well, it is bizarre, jane. because the basis of the alleged extortion is almost irrelevant in the case. what happened was this. john travolta's son was laying dying basically in the bathroom of this vacation home. when they found him one of the defendants, the paramedic showed up, lightbourne and then john travolta and lightbourne are in the ambulance. and travolta's thinking i can get to the airport and make it to miami faster and get better medical care than if i go to the hospital in the bahamas. lightbourne wanted him to sign this document that basically said if you don't go to the hospital, all of the medical professionals are relieved of liability. that's what they need to get signed. ultimately, travolta decided to take jett to the hospi

bryan russell, attorney and forensic psychologist. 2-for-1 offer there.bi special agent in charge. and the one and only harvey levin, executive producer of tmz, my former boss and dear friend, harvey, you're a busy man. thank you for joining us tonight. this is such a bizarre case. what exactly are these defendants accused of doing? >> well, it is bizarre, jane. because the basis of the alleged extortion is almost irrelevant in the case. what happened was this. john travolta's son was laying dying basically in the bathroom of this vacation home. when they found him, one of the defendants, the paramedic showed up, lightbourne and then john travolta and lightbourne are in the ambulance. and travolta's thinking i can make it to the airport and get to miami faster and get better medical care than if i go to the hospital in bahamas. lightborne wanted him to sign this document that basically said if you don't go to the hospital, all of the medical professionals are relieved of liability. that's what they need to get signed. ultimately, travolta decided to take

. >> reporter: a young private named bryan brad berry was wounded, unable to move under enemy fire.e heard monti say no. >> he said lieutenant bradbury was his guy and he would be the one to bring him back. >> he ran out a second time but the enemy fire got more intense, so he stopped and yelled for help. then he ran out a third time. >> we knew he was going to go get bradbury, then we all kind of heard him, you know, scream. >> sergeant monti knew his dying and his family was in his final thoughts. >> he said the lord's prayer and he said tell my family i love them. and that's about the most meaningful thing that there is. that he thought of us in his last moments. >> reporter: inspired his squadron beat back the enemy, but then a terrible twist. a u.s. helicopter lowered a medic to grab bradbury, the young private mon tirks i tried to save. as the two men were being raised in the area, a cable snapped. bradbury and the medic plunged to their deaths. frustrating monti said that the soldiers have never had the proper equipment in afghanistan. but insists his son died in vain. >> he

in the senate, many of them going on to have distinguished careers, including now justice stephen bryan. dr. larry horowitz o managed his health care right up to the end and loved ted dupely, rick littlefield who ran the labor committee for senator kennedy, was an advisor rieht up until the time senator kennedy passed away. and of course michael meyers, just to name four with no intention of leaving out all the others. senator kennedy would be the first to recognize how their efforts contributed to his success. i want to salute them for their hard work over the years. i cannot exactly say that i have always been totally pleased with all of the kennedy staff all of the time, but as is true of their boss -- or was true of their boss, while we might have been frequent adversaries, we were never enemies. madam president, i'm saddened by the loss of my dear friend, senator kennedy. i will miss him personally. i will miss the fights in public. i will miss his sense of humor in private andublic, and perhaps more significantly, i believe this cmber will miss his talents as a legislator. and mos

bryan says, we cannot afford another $1 trillion bill. how can we defeat this madness? i hate to tell you the real cost estimate. i think the best cost estimate is $2.20 trillion to $2.40ysÑ trillion over tend years for full implementation. he goes up from there. the nonpartisan cbo says that costs is a huge issue. instead of ending the cost curve down, it has been in the cost curb up and making it worse. this is a non-partisan body, and the head of the cbo is appointed by nancy pelosi. brian, do you want to follow up? >> thank you, senator. and i thank you for holding all these town hall meetings. unlike the so-called declared opponents who seem to be afraid to even hold one meeting. i want to thank you for coming here today and being so forthright. [applause] >> this is 19 and counting this month. we will keep going on so it will not end. do not worry. [applause] >> what can you all do? you have two of united states senator, and one of them are going to vote against this. it is up to all of you to make sure your other united states senator votes against this bill. [ch

bryan and your staff at the project on government oversight, and my last comment is if i was at a company and i was looking to walk the straight and narrow about corporate ethics, about assuring that employees got the message, about putting eyes on my own work rather than have to wait until some government agency put eyes on my work, mr. pearson, you'd be the kind of person i'd turn to. so i wish you the very best in your job search. as a person who is a few years older than you, i realize how young 50 is, so i wish you the very best in your job search. thank you. >> thank you, i'll be very brief. mr. pearson, i just want to follow up to ask an obvious question that a number of us have asked around but not asked directly, and you may not know the answer to the question. do you have any idea as to why charlie shift was so favored? >> no. that was a million-dollar question in camp sullivan. if you knew the answer to that, you wouldn't need the job with agma. that was always asked of me. why does he get it? no one knew. >> just a point of clarification. i think you made it clear that to the

and bryan luce. >> it is a pleasure to be here this morning. i am going to set up for greg and his wonderfulteam, and in time with the times, could make it this morning. steve and valerie hutchins are in the office to give a little bit of work. so the title of our report that you all have a copy of is the burden of disease ithe united states, it is focusing on the indirect costs. we also attempt to provide an economic case for quality improvement in medical practice. the purpose is specifically to estimate the burden to the gdp of our economy, both in direct costs, i agree with you, in direct costs is a misnomer, these are direct costs to the gdp of our economy. to estimate potential gains, gdp, movg from prevention of treatment, as we go through our study and the results, as greg does, i want to make a couple observations tha might be good for you to think about. the first and foremost, as steve mentioned, it is obvious disease productivity, we all know that, it is obviously important to gdp for productivity. secondly, i want to stress e fact