but six minutes later... >> buffalo hit. >> secondary [no audio]. >> pitts: the buffalo filled with smoke as two powerful bombs buried in the dirt road exploded, engulfing the vehicle in a huge cloud of dust. despite their training and experience, the squad never saw it coming. >> 3-6, 3-6-6, we're good, we're good. >> 10:00, there's a guy running. 10:00 west, 10:00, about our vehicle. >> look at the tree line, watch the tree line. >> shoot them sons of bitches. >> pitts: two bombers got away. the buffalo, which collapsed in a huge hole, lost its wheel and driveshaft. but all three soldiers inside survived. one of them, sergeant daniel deroche-- that's him with the driveshaft-- was relieved but frustrated. >> sergeant daniel deroche: same god damn spot it happens every time we roll up here. >> pitts: how many times is that for you? >> deroche: this is my second hit. cat got the mouse this time, i guess you could say. >> pitts: sergeant cabrera found the detonation wires buried in the road. easy to do here because there are so many dirt roads in afghanistan. cabrera and his partner, specia

eric fehr who posted a marker in the third peter against buffalo. in the campaign. washington, the first period continues to work like a charm for them. see how they protect the advantage through the balance. near the midway mark of the opening quarter. joe beninati, craig laughlin with you from bell senor in montreal. >> craig: is this the 20th game that the caps have scored first? >> joe: time after time, locker, and with missed results here and there. they have not been a jugger not per se when jumping to the lead. travis moen played a fine game against washington eight days ago dumps it in. jurcina back in the lineup a couple nights ago when they squared off with the sabres. >> craig: they played together last year and found instant chemistry. in fact, at one point boudreau said alter's play was fabulous. i think he had great comfort getting back with jurcina and they performed very well. >> joe: they wanted to ease into it with it will be milan's first game back. made all the simple plays. mike green doing that. rewinding for backstrom. he has

a buffalo sabres team, the cap looking pretty good. >> there were some really good teams. they are not surprising to me but they seem to be surprising everyone in the league. they are one of those great teams, that season after season, they develop their players and continue to climb up and just surprise team every single game that they play. >> and ryan miller in net has been the key right there for the buffalo sabres >> all right, folks, we thank you for being with us. that's going to do it for capitals post-game live brought to you by mercedes center. see you. all: hi, emily. announcer: kids who drink before age 15 are 5 times more likely to have alcohol problems when they're adults. fore they sg when they're adults. and the best honor of all is to be able to embrace the other. i believe in the power of the word. i believe that you have to take this honor as a challenge. as fiction writers and people who believe in the word that we have to enter the anonymous corners of human experience. and to make that little corner right. there is so much i want to say. there are so

look at the rain just outside buffalo. you see in southtown, it is moving towards the east towards the finger lakes. scattered showers in central new york today. boston, the tail end of the first system still worki ining way through massachusetts. those two areas of pressure converge into one. it's going to give you a windy day for the east coast tomorrow. look down south across florida. here's the way it goes. frontal boundary by the florida straits. another one up towards the north. rain and thundershowers. we'll find them once again today. mainly from a line of miami towards west palm. most of these are inland right now. we'll see more of this action later today. that's something we're watching. also, we're still in hurricane season, lasts through november 30th. tropical storm ida right now, 70-mile-per-hour sustained winds. actually 75, turned into a hurricane about two minutes ago. glad i had the auto update on. hurricane ida, category 1 storm, 75-mile-per-hour sustained winds, moving inland right now. tremendous amou

this was during their win over buffa buffalo. what are you saying about it? books. >> she says i think it's an eye opener for those who think they can get away with whatever. the fine should have been doubled, you know, for the double-barrel bird. love it, abigail. don m. wrote if i was fined $250,000 every time i flipped off my co-workers or someone i came in contact with, well, i would owe a lot of money. >> at least don is honest. >> kids, we're not condoning this behavior. tell us what you think, go to cnn.com/robin. click on the facebook link. we'll read them lastly, former nba character dennis rodman detaened in germany for allegedly skipping out on a $5,000 bar tab. a german official says rodman was playing in an exhibition organizers asaid they would pick up his hotel bill but not the bar tab. dennis, save your mp! >> what is he doing now? exhibition games? >> this is what he's doing for money. then he spends $7500 allegedly? more sports in the next half hour. >>> here are a couple of stories we're keeping an eye on you this morning. a hearing is goin

heaviest downpour action right around buffalo, back in towards jamestown all stretching to ontar ontario. here is your big line of storms just blowing in the clouds. the wind, the rain and the snow. it has been extremely heavy at times over the last couple of days. look at the rain right now. that's all the blue, all the white is snow. snow levels right around 2,500 feet rise to about 4,000 feet today. we're going to get as much as three feet of snow across the cascades and parts of the olympics. more on that in a bit. let me show you some video. this is right around the oregon coastline. video of cannon beach. winds gusting to about 40 as a high-wind warning in the area for today. winds gusting this afternoon to 60 and above. so the wind is back, the rain is back as promised. a better look at that coming up, robin -- robin? >> hey, i -- >> did robin think today was thanksgiving? kind of odd to just take off a thursday. >> it is kind of odd actually. probably just having a good day. all right, thanks, bob. >>> we told you about a new mammogram guideline but new the health and human servi

during the win over buffalo adams is seen giving the double one and two. this is caught -- a fan caught this on an iphone video making the jisture, posted it on ewe tube. this is an 86-year-old man. the nashville, tennessean says he was just chegesturing to the bench. he was sitting with roger goodell for part of the game. the matchup between tom brady and peyton manning was overshadowed by this call. they were up by six with two minutes left. they don't get it. so that means the colts get the ball back. just an incredible decision, and peyton manning makes them pay. and they score, and makes them . the colts join the saints as the league's only unbeaten teams. >>> it was the veteran against the rookie and the vet got the best. 40-year-old brett favre continues to shut critics' mouths. meanwhile, matt stafford was made to look like a rookie. he's going to be very sore today. >>> the most hyped women's golfer in years lived up to the hype. michelle won. she signed a big deal with nike, it was like, oh, my gosh, she's too young to go pro. she shed a few tear

during the titans win over buffalo there he is giving the gesture.nk they call it the bird in some parts of the country. a fan caught him on iphone video and that is an 86-year-old man. the nashville, tennessee report he was sitting with nfl commissioner roger goodell for part of the game. >> after the age of 75 you just get a pass. >> just do whatever you want. other controversy in the nfl. marquise matchup between peyton manning and tom brady. they don't make it, they were ahead by six with two minutes left. why didn't they punt the ball? the colts get the ball back and with 13 seconds left they win it when peyton manning throws to reggie wayne and people will be talking about it. the jagger withes were down by one and jones-drew takes a knee. they wanted to run the clock out and they didn't want to give new york any time left which is what they wanted to do but he apologized to his fantasy owners after that. >>> the veteran against the rookie and the vet got the best. brett favre continues to shut our mouths for criticizing his return. threw a sea

trying to beat, it looks like bill height here of the buffalo sabres and he denies him, a good chancethe net. boudreau wearing that wind well helmet that a lot of old boys used to play. 134 games here for gaby >> joe: bill hagt >> craig: i can tell by his skates and how tall he was. he was 6'5" and about 160-pound >> joe: i walked back from air canada with gaby. i said, i bought the book. he said, have you read it yet? no, just the foreword and the thanks and all. but i'm looking forward to it. vacuumed up by toskala >> craig: i told him the other day, i'm waiting for to you read it so i don't have to buy it >> joe: i'll loan it to you >> craig: he wasn't too happy about that >> joe: money well spent >> craig: is that his good luck food here. >> reporter: it is. >> craig: you lose one game and all of a sudden, you bring out your lucky star >> joe: tank willing with 3-11- of and bin leading by only the slimmest margin, 1-0. phil kessel has had number ruse opportunities to score himself. he coughed it there. pothier joins the rush. bradley leaves it along the wall for beagle guarded by

it's going to be breezy for that yankees celebration about 45 degrees. 39 currently in ny. 30 in buffaloonly 29 degrees when you get to detroit. 42 in chicago. winds out of the south today. it's going to warm you up just a bit. cool temperatures down through roanoke, charlotte 32. atlanta 39 degrees but cold air basically halts right across central parts of florida. 60 in tampa. 70 in miami. winds offshore again today coming right inland. you're going to see more showers. we'll talk about that and a look at tropical depression ida. it's down by nicaragua in about a half hour from now. >>> sing er rihanna is speaking out for the first time about her assault by ex-boyfriend chris brown and last night on hln's "the joy behar show" joy spoke with a star about her experience with domestic violence. >> a lot of women blame themselves. did you blame yourself? >> of course. of course. >> in what way? how did you do that? >> if you were less this or more that it wouldn't happen. you wouldn't make him mad. his mother said to me once i told him not to hit you so much. i remember thinking, when, jus

tennessee titans owner bud adams was fined $250,000 for flipping the bird during their win over buffalo. that is an awful lot of money. does the punishment fit the crime? here is what you're saying about it. phil e. wrote on our facebook page, it starts at the top. if the owner can't behave, how can he expect the players to? meanwhile, william j. disagrees. says too much. the nfl is trying to get this clean image for the viewers. last time i checked the sport is football not shuffle board. if you or disagree, tell us what you think cnn.com/robin. click on the facebook link. we will be reading them all morning long. there are some great ones there already. dennis rodman, i was a big fan of this guy when he was with the bulls -- >> me, too. >> he was temporarily detained in germany for allegedly skipping out on a $5,000 bar tab. a german official says rodman was playing in an exhibition game and organizers agreed to pay his hotel bill but not an extra $5,000 for drinks consumed at an after party. he paid the tab and another $2,500 to dismiss possible legal proceedings. dennis, save your m

the play against buffalo. and ovechkin boarding receiving a 5 minute major an ejection. will not receive further punishment for that hit. but ironic because. everything that happened when they played the flyers this afternoon. the same player received a major and misconduct for boarding the ross through the period. and ross stayed down on the ice for several minutes before leaving on his own power. sabers were won it 4-2. snapping their four-game losing streak in the process. >>> back to football, redskins running back situation has gone from bad to worse. one local player hopes to use other players and turn it into an opportunity. sports nite returns right after this girl: my name is emily, and in 7 years... i'll be an alcoholic. all: hi, emily. announcer: kids who drink before age 15 are 5 times more likely to have alcohol problems when they're adults. so start talking before they start drinking. >>> welcome back with continuing coverage of our top story, and a memorial service was held at the washington hebrew congregation. and mr. pollin's family and friends paid the

and then at miami, carolina and buffalo.l: those next two games, at new orleans and then division rival, miami dolphins. jim: you can see on your scoreboard, the raiders kicked a field goal with seconds to go. here is brady on third and 7 and picks up the first down. that is welker out to the 41. that is now the best game of a year, total reception-wise, in the league. he was tied before with the dallas clark performance. catch number 15. phil: excellent job. wes welker gets off the line of scrimmage. nobody can hit him. smart football player. knows where the first down is. good timing with tom brady, too. jim: second most in a game in team history. troy brown has the record at 16. we are at the two-minute warning. jim: so, the patriots come up with four picks here in this game and welker with an amazing performance, 15 catches. phil: who do we talk about first? wes welker, tremendous job today. but what gives them a chance to really proceed and be a big-time factor in the playoffs? we know they probably will be, but i think

and then at miami, carolina and buffalo. phil: those next two games, at new orleans and then division rival, miami dolphins. jim: you can see on your scoreboard, the raiders kicked a field goal with seconds to go. here is brady on third and 7 and picks up the first down. that is welker out to the 41. that is now the best game of a year, total reception-wise, in the league. he was tied before with the dallas clark performance. catch number 15. phil: excellent job. wes welker gets off the line of scrimmage. nobody can hit him. smart football player. knows where the first down is. good timing with tom brady, too. jim: second most in a game in team history. troy brown has the record at 16. we are at the two-minute warning. i remember being at the hospital, thinking about my wife. i should have done more to take care of myself. now i'm exercising, watching my diet, and i trust my heart to lipitor. (announcer) unlike some other cholesterol lowering medications, lipitor is fda approved to reduce the risk of heart attack, stroke and

rain off towards the west buffalo now moving down i-90 into rochester. going to get some showers coming in today. across the pacific northwest, here's your massive clouds coming on through. lots of rain, snow and heavy wind. talk about that coming up in about a half hour. >> busy thursday. >> a lot going on. >> you got up this morning thinking -- >> thursday cruise into friday. >> warm up to tomorrow. some alleged march jane growers we -- marijuana grows were stoned when they set up shop. >>> forget about the pumpkin pie. what's going on with the great pumpkin shortage of 2009? >>> keep talking to your doctor that's the big message from health and human services kathleen sebelius. this week, a federal advisory board said women in their 40s should avoid routine exams. the american cancer society they don't agree. sebelius said programs like medicaid will keep paying for the exams. the guidelines are recommendation not government policy. >> we want women to have a doctor, take the information, but then have that conversation about your own health history,

i'm sure buffalo didn't sell out. >> would you go see it?we never sold a lot of records in buffalo. >> i would like to see this movie. a lot of the money is going to go to the kids. do you think the children should see the movie? will it have a negative effect on the kids or what? >> well, it's funny -- go ahead, frank. >> i'm sorry. the children do want to see the film. they both have had the flu. they've missed two of the screenings set up for them. they will see it probably in the next week or so. >> a lot of the -- a news article i read said that these being used as pawns in the financial tug-of-war that's going on. >> see, i don't know anything about -- are the children being used or not used. i think whether the decision is made for them to see it will come at a time when they're ready. but when i was sitting there watching it, i was watching with my daughter who is 23, and i said i wonder how difficult it would be for his kids. i found it difficult to watch, and i never met michael jackson. i never had a conversation with him, but i f

host: the plane crash in buffalo, the fatal crash, there was concern how much rest of the pilot and co-pilot got heading into that. a story and "usa today" look at could -- concerns on the cold and air flight, how much rest they got into it. one of the copilot's had to identify an overnight before the flight. the pilot may be didn't got -- get a lot of sleep. did you see that as a factor in that crash? guest: i don't think it is as large an issue that has been made out of it. of course we look at every detail of the incident or accident trying to find out where the mistake came from, how do we prevent it. that is our duty. in this case, the fact that a first officer shaw had flown across the country, she could have actually flown that flight across the country all night, been offered during the day and flown that same flight that evening to buffalo. it is a problem but it is a problem we cannot look at in isolation. that is why we are looking at the new set of regulations which i believe is going to see happen. we have been pushing on the government for over 25 years, the last three years ve

with the power play numbers packaged by the ups store didn't have a power play opportunity against buffalo wednesday. 0-3 in the first meeting with montreal eight days ago. they have to click now. >> craig: now they were slow getting to the face off and pushed ovechkin off to have a seton favor of fleischmann who was out there already. >> joe: midway mark of the third period 3-2. three unanswered from montreal in the red sweaters with the nhl on comcast sportsnet. pacioretty off in the box as you watch green at ice level work his way through center. backstrom's speed knocked down and the capitals are off sides on the thrust. >> craig: they're due for a power play goal. it's been a while. not a whole lot of power play chances. it will be nice to see the caps and ovie score on the power play. power plays on the road are probably more important than scoring on home ice. you score on the road you have better success. look at the shots on goal this period, the caps still haven't found a way to get volumes of rubber on carey price. >> joe: only atlanta averaging more goals were game than washing

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he ordered the alliance ricard as buffalo. -- he ordered the lions recarved as bison. >> when i lookthat portrait in the east room, i have to think about the and the sergeant he could not get along with. finally roosevelt stops and said that is it, so he painted the thing on the landing of the stairs. that is how that superb portrait of roosevelt was done. if theodore roosevelt were to step out of that portrait, he would look round the room and think, my east room, because it is largely unchanged since the 1902 renovation. after 100 years of that room being kept very up-to-date, it got progressively more victorian and exotic, he thought it should be more stately, something eight european understand as a diplomatic set piece, or he could do his business with foreign visitors. those it was gutted in the truman renovation and the woodwork was replaced, the woodwork was copied to match what had been put in in 1902 and then reinstalled, the idea that their work gold drapes and white walls, that all dates from 1902. i think roosevelt would still extremely comfortable and pleased that when

when mckinley was shot at the exposition in buffalo in 1901 heat linker for days. there were reports he was getting better and he took a dramatic turn after i think he lived seven or eight days. when garfield died he lingered for time. so this is what was unique about the kennedy assassination was that he was the first president to die instantly in full view of the public and i think that changed the entire dynamic. it changed the relationship between the public and the presidency and also created extraordinary expectations and demands on lyndon johnson. when lyndon johnson gets off that plane, of air force one at andrews air force base at 6:12 the evening of november 22nd, most of the public is hearing his voice for the first time. candid camera, the tv show, the candid camera's get about a month or so ago before november 22nd you know what the joke was? do you know who lyndon johnson is and 30% didn't even know who he was. so lyndon johnson is in a matter of hours forced to not only as of the power of the presidency on the most horrible circumstances, but to do s

when mckinley was shot in buffalo in 1901, healing there for days. actually, there were reports he was getting better. he took a dramatic turn after i think he lived for about seven or eight days. when garfield died, he lingered for times. what was unique about the kennedy assassination was that he was the first president tonight instantly and he died in full view of the public. and i think that change the entire dynamic. it change the relationship between the public and the presidency. and it also created extraordinary expectations on lyndon johnson. when lyndon johnson gets off that plane, gets off air force one at andrews air force base at 6:12 on evening of november 22, most of the public is hearing his voice for the first time. the candid camera, the tv show. there was a candid cameras get about a month or so before november 22 you know what the joke was? do you know who lyndon johnson is? 30 percent of people did know who he was. lyndon johnson is in a matter of hours forced to not only a single power of the presidency on the most horrible circ

host: the plane crash in buffalo, the fatal crash, there was concern how much rest of the pilot and co-pilot got heading into that. a story and "usa today" look at could -- concerns on the cold and air flight, how much rest they got into it. one of the copilot's had to identify an overnight before the flight. the pilot may be didn't got -- get a lot of sleep. did you see that as a factor in that crash? guest: i don't think it is as large an issue that has been made out of it. of course we look at every detail of the incident or accident trying to find out where the mistake came from, how do we prevent it. that is our duty. in this case, the fact that a first officer shaw had flown across the country, she could have actually flown that flight across the country all night, been offered during the day and flown that same flight that evening to buffalo. it is a problem but it is a problem we cannot look at in isolation. that is why we are looking at the new set of regulations which i believe is going to see happen. we have been pushing on the government for over 25 years, the last three years ve

during the titans' win over buffalo. adams, if we can go, is seen giving the bird one time, flightful animal the second time and then the double barrel. >> triple and double. >> a fan caught adams on iphone making the gesture and posted it on youtube. this is an 86-year-old man, people. "the national ten seen" said he was gesturing to the bench and he was sitting with roger goodell for part of the game. adams' players are standing by their own. >>> the marquee matchup between tom brady and peyton manning was overshadowed by this call. patriots went on fourth for two on their own 28. they are up by six with two minutes left and they go for it and they fail. that means the colts get the ball back and with 13 seconds left, peyton manning makes them pay. td pass to reggie wayne. they join the saints as the only unbeaten team. this isn't the only call they will be talking about. maurice jones-drew looks like he will score but takes a knee at the 1 yard line. jets' players told not to tackle them. they wanted to run the clock

. >> tennessee titans owner bud adams using the flighted animal gesture at the buffalo bills were losing to his tennessee titans. now he's got to pay up big. we're taking your thoughts. >>> do you remember the velvet rev lougs, it started 20 years ago today. when the people of sclex low vacca stood up against communism. thousands of people protested for ten days and communism finally began to crumble. checks slovakia. >>> the nfl owner caught flipping off to the other team now has to pay for it. each and every one of them. >> somehow he managed to turn single digits into six zigts. he was caught on film flipping the bird. he did apologize saying he got caught up in the excitement of the game. but michael vick was fined 10 grand for doing the same thing. ray e. posted i have an idea, fine aggressive drivers in this country for the same then, nyc would have no more deficit. liam wrote, if he owns the team and has that much money, how is that snimt i would be like fining me $1. besides who cares? i like seeing rich people fined. >> you see the goalie doing some cart wheels getting ready for

buffalo 30, cleveland 30. winds in the opposite direction now for chicago, 43 degrees.hat's your temperature getting on up into the 60s. a cold start, but 79 in miami. winds coming off the ocean today. a windy day for miami and tampa. orlando, too, watch for some delays. but another power ful storm coming into the northwest. it juts all the way into california. we'll talk about that in about a half hour. >>> the army post at ft. hood is so big that it's practically a city into itself. we're going to get a close look at the crime scene where 13 people were killed. >>> more now on this breaking story out of ft. hood, texas. response for blood donations from the local hospital following the shooting spree at the army post was so great that some people are being turned away. the hospital says they will call for more donations in they need them. the death toll now is at 13, and new information from the press conference we've been monitoring is that of the 13 dead, one is civilian, 12 are soldiediersold. ft. hood houses service members and other civilians as well. cnn foreman

he has been terrific between the pipes, 25 saves the other night against the buffalo sabres.nge changes. stop attempts or roy on the doorstep. he seemed to have an answer. with young goalies it's all about positioning and setup and he has been picture-perfect for this 'caps team. >> his marks in the month of november have sparkled league wide. >> 4-1, stopped 197 at 209 shots in the seven games. 9 943 when it comes to the save percentage department. he is looking forward to this game tonight and he has to be calm against this canadiens team. >> let's analyze the caps top two centers. the guy in the second slot is outplaying the number one. >> you're talking morrison versus backstrom. they're two guys going different ways. morrison, he's had more complimentary players play with him, more set lines and he has been scoring at will an the net, especially this month. and nick backstrom has fell into hard times. i thought the first 10 games he was awesome. the last 10, just all right. he needs a better, more different right winger. he hasn't had that line trouble. >> look back at t

then it gets picked up again when you get towards buffalo. the rain's going to be off and on for most of the afternoon. then the pacific northwest. another round of weather coming in today. another one for the weekend, too. look at the clouds wrapped up there. heavy rain. just blanketing the coastline now from northern oregon in towards washington state. all know for you. that snow level for the afternoon climbs to about 4,000 feet. we're watching for that. here's your heavy rain. right around that northern part of oregon coast. stretches all the way in toward seattle. puget sound covered up. winds will be very strong. high wind warnings gusting to 60 miles per hour today. worse than yesterday. let me she you video coming in from oregon yesterday. winds here are about 40 miles per hour. a lot of chop in the ocean. surf advisory out there. winds pick up to almost double what they were yesterday. here comes storm number two. then storm number three in a series comes in over the weekend. we'll talk about that again tomorrow morning, virginia. >>

president william mckinley will be more than the east room after being gunned down by an anarchist in buffaloyork. the white house needs an injection of life, and the new president and his family were about to give it just that. [applause] >> welcome everyone to the white house. thank you for joining us tonight to celebrate teddy roosevelt's 150th birthday. president roosevelt once said, i do not think that any family has ever enjoyed the white house more than we have. >> he had this wonderful, rambunctious, entertaining family. this surge of energy. >> some of the stories after the roosevelts' time became a little more extravagant. i have trouble imagining spitballs on the presidential portraits of george washington. it certainly did not ever happen again, because the roosevelts were very observant of propriety. >> if you want to ask yourself to whom does the modern white house 0 the most, it would be president roosevelt. it is roosevelt was directly responsible for the construction of the west wing. >> and the roosevelt arrived, the up white house was just over 100 years old. it roosevelt d

the cold case unit in buffalo, new york, got a tip that he might have been involved. then minutes after detectives started talking with figueroa, they say he confessed to the shooting. police say they think it could have been drug-related. the pastor is being held without bond and faces 15 years to life on a second degree murder charge. >>> an amber alert has been issued for a 5-year-old in north carolina. shaniya davis's mother says she last saw her early yesterday morning. police say they found no evidence of foul play. investigators had been searching nearby wooded areas. >>> the woman who fell on to the train tracks and was saved at the last second is grateful for the people who helped her. we told you about the story yesterday. here's the video of her falling. people on the platform got the train driver's attention. she stopped just in time. >> the people were waving, but they were waving a little bit too much and they were really, really close to the yellow line, which they're not supposed to be. so that's obviously telling me slow your train down, slow your tra

this was to buffalo bills fans. look at that. he's apologized.aid he got caught up in excitement of the game. $250,000. >>> a georgia teacher was joking but a student and his mother are not laughing. they say something he did left them terrified. why the teacher was put in jail. >>> got some information just in to pass along to you. getting reports the medical examiner's office positively identified the body found yesterday and they say that it is 5-year-old shaniya davis. her body was found right off a dirt road in north carolina. we could learn also the cause of death soon but again her body was found off a dirt road in sanford, north carolina. she has been positively i.d.'d. >>> a mother is accused of selling her own daughter as a sex slave allegedly turning her 5-year-old little girl into a prostitute. this story makes they sick to my stomach. shaniya davis vanished and wound up in the arms of a man seen taking her into a hotel room. sex rings are a huge problem in this country. we like to think these crime rings are part of an international

host: let's go to our first phone call from buffalo, n.y.ng, regarding afghanistan -- the american people have been anesthetized. for example, we have done away with a draft so that only a very few american boys representing the total population served, and they primarily from lower income families. number two, we do not ask the american people to pay for the war. we continue to pay for it on the credit card and let our grandkids even our enabling meda contributes because they refuse to show photographs, horrific photographs of what war really is. is it true the american people have been anesthetized? guest: absolutely. let's pay for this and taxes. the president recently signed a $680 billion for one year defense authorization budget. our priorities are a little skewed these days. this does not include the wars in afghanistan and iraq. that is why they're coming forward by sentimentalists. host: one of our viewers is to call for a public option. what should this complelook lik? guest: we have been advocating for a public option. americans w

i was curious so i get the model number of it and we have an hmo home health care here in buffalo -- i want to know what it costs. i figured maybe $75, $100. it cost $1,560. that was a hospital-sized air mattress. host: that is what the va paid for it? caller: they come i'm sure that the va got it for less -- but the older people who needed -- the medicare and medicaid, they have to pay for that. you know that the air mattress did not cost that, but that is how they are ripping off medicare and medicaid. this all leads to be closed host: up thanks for your input, dean. here is a tweet. this is one organization that human not expect to have a voice in the health-care fight -- back to this article today, they write that the american beverages association hired a fifth lobbying firm as a work to kill federal excise tax on sugary drinks to help pay for the bill. the group spent $7.30 million on logging during a three-month period. good morning, russell. berkely spring. caller: in may when senator max baucus kicked off hearings, he had three days of hearings and 41 people scheduled to tes

attention on water we usage and recycling, which is anathema to the traditional we call them what are buffaloes disdain those kinds of programs. i will tell you though as a concrete example of our reprioritization along those lines in the president's stimulus package, the recovery act our bill has a billion dollars to spend on water issues in the west. we have spent -- we have dedicated more than 140 million of that 1 billion on walter be used reclamation projects partnering with municipalities using treatment bring water systems etc.. we are committed to much more leadership on the water conservation side. so, i will close. i wanted to give you a flavor for the fact you are not alone in terms of looking ahead at the challenges presented by the water future. those of us in the obama administration are acutely aware of the importance of this issue. we are committed to tackling this in a meaningful way, and i hope we will have the opportunity to work together on any number of levels. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you very much, deputy secretary hayes. as we move into the panel part of

which is to the traditional we call them water buffaloes here who disstain those kinds of programs. a concrete example of our repriorityization along those lines, in the president's stimulus package, the recovery act, your reclamation as $1 billion on water issues in the west. we have spent -- we have deck indicated more than $140 million of that $1 billion on water reuse projects, reclamation projects that are using gray water systems, et cetera. we are committed to much more leadership on the water conservation side. so i will close there. i wanted to give you a flavor that you were not alone. as in terms of challenges in the water future. those of us in the brawl administration are aware of the importance of this issue. we are committed to tackling this in a meaningful way. i hope we will have the opportunity to work together on any number of levels. thank you very of. [applause] >> thank you very much. as we move into the panel part of the afternoon, we are going to introduce the panel theme. and after the video, we will ask the panel to be seated. with that video, please. >> we

host: greg is joining us from buffalo, new york. good morning, greg. caller: good morning.ust a few things. good morning, steve, how are you? caller: good morning. caller: listen, i think it's time to get someone back on c-span's "washington journal." that pandemic flu is starding to change. new case, as they would call it. it's getting quite serious. if you go on the internet, you can see it's getting more deadly. we need to get someone back in here. host: we're trying to get kathleen si biel yuss. we're also in talk with the folks in the c.d.c. in atlanta. guest: is that your point? guest: that was one of them. what happened to lou dobbs on cnn? i bet you the liberals are having a good old time. host: we have two veterans of cnn. an $8 million buyout reportedly for lou dobbs. guest: i'd leave cnn for $8 million. i don't know what actually happened. i know lou. i've always gotten along with lou. cnn is a very liberal network, obviously. i think his ratings were in decline. i think they were under a huge amount of pressure from special interest groups who read dobbs' anti-i

you've got areas like buffalo, new york and others, and it's much higher. these numbers are not reflective of reality for many black men. if you look across the board, you will find that to some extent, brlack men have been th roe roechz of america. we're the ones most likely to be incarcerated, we're the ones most likely to be unemployed, we're most likely to be put in special education. you're going to see these ugly numbers, and the sad reality is when the black man goes down, black america goes down. because black men are the heads of families, and the truth is if a man can't take control of his own did he say -- destiny, then it's very difficult for him to take care of other people. >> our special continues tomorrow when we look at black men in health. for more of what matters, check out essence magazine or log on to cnn.com/whatmatters. >>> get behind the wheel, don't let your thumbs do the talking. new york's rule of texting while driving went into effect yesterday. reading, typing, sending text messages all while driving is being made a major crimin

gavin the probabilities were probably the same as canada coming of the niagara river to take over buffalo. massive amounts of the areas of nuclear metaphysics and a fantastic about expenditures. there is probably lead to massive extrapolation. as in the cold war, the lead to massive establish and ended with vietnam. it may be that the mass of extrapolation of its non proliferators has ended with the wars in iraq and in afghanistan. finally, the last point is that there is a big difference between these two threats. the communist threat in the terrorism/proliferation threat. one is that communism could actually die, and it did. it does not exist. so it becomes an end. but terrorism could be carried out by anybody. someone could walk around and said it is not like the miller center because it is spelled wrong answer shooting everybody. you could have all kinds of local people doing that. they will not stop trying. it could basically happen again. obviously, proliferation could happen because the ability and knowledge about how to build nuclear weapons is already out there in many respects.