bring some canons up there.next day the americans woke up and they saw these little red coats dancing up here shooting canon balls into the water and when they started landing into the fort, they realized we have to evacuate because we're dead ducks. so they marched down the hudson trying to run away and they put kosciuszko in charge of covering the rear. and kosciuszko to slow down the british troops cut down trees to cover the roads. he also rolled boulders to reroute streams so they would flood the roads. as a result it took the british 20 days to go 22 miles because of this blocked roads. so kosciuszko earned a reputation of having this -- where basically look in the terrain and in your fingertips feel where the canons should be and where you should make your stand. the americans lucked out because they were going to be attacked from three sides. general howe, though, changed course and went down and attacked philadelphia. the british were repealed off into the west so the americans only had to deal with the

and the events we going to be talked about in books and film and this was my opportunitto add to at canon of historical records. >> brown: also onlineyou can find archive video om the hurricane,nd a report from louisiana puic broadcasting about how one ruraparish is faringour years later. and once again tonight to o honor roll oamerican service personnel killed in the iq and afghanistan conflicts wadd them as their deaths are made official andhotographs becomevailable. here, isilence, are 11 more. fo >> brown: "washington ek" can be seen later this eveng on most pbs stions. we'll see you online, and ain here mondayvening. have a nice weeken i'm ffrey brown. ank you for watching. good nit. major funding for t newshour with j lehrer is provid by: we arentel. this is the engine that coects abundant grain from the american artland to haran's best selling wheat,hile keeping 60 blion pounds of carbon out ofhe atmosphere evy year. bnsf, the engine that concts us. chevron. this is the power of human energy. and by the aled p. sloan fountion. supportingcience, technology, and improved econic erfor

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it is now one of the obvious canonical classics like shakespeare, the premise of this book is a lot of the popular fiction of the nineteenth century, are as important to us as the more obvious great books. this collection of essays has pieces on people like john webster who are obviously important, but also the creator of the regency romance, philip k. dick, the great science fiction writer, arthur conan doyle, the master of english ghost stories, i tried to talk about books that have shaped our imagination that people keep going back to throughout their lives and generation after generation. >> let's go back to john affection. what is genre fiction? >> if that is a marketing device. >> the nineteenth century was the great age of storytelling, that same people would write all kinds of books, arthur conan doyle wrote historical novels, sherlock holmes mysteries, go stories, he wrote every sort of book and story that he thought he could sell. it was only later that we started assigning genres. one of the things i have worked hard at as a critic is to encourage people to ignore the genre

the next acting gm should be canonized, right? there is a story that he will not be made full-time general manager, but they might hire the arizona diamondbacks vice president. they want to jump out and make a statement for public-relations statements if nothing else. he will be inown friday to meet the media and celebrate the future with the fans. along with ryan zimmerman, strasbourg is the face of that future. >> that is the whole point of the draft. so now we're going in the right direction, committed to doing better and spending money. >> now if you could just tired or gm. that loss came last night, they will play colorado again tonight on south capitol street. he slips into right field, -- oh, my what a catch. a tough day at redskins park. mike williams will probably not play against the steelers on saturday night, because is the offensive line that has everybody concerned. it is an area that has to be improved. jason campbell is the first to tell you he needs protection. the offense has to be able to run in read them and th

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. >> in that regard, my younger son, canon, is 8. and he now says he'd like to be black. [laughter]. >> no kidding. and a lot of advantages, to being black. black is in. >> two things, john. larry king has an eight-year-old son, that is [bleeped] up! [laughter]. >> but, secondly, black is in. that hasn't happened in a long time. >> i know that you kept track of that, with the -- >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah. jon we have had our moments, during this '60s we had civil rights, gave us a lot of buzz, and 193 so, joe louis gave us a hill let's but who competes with soup, the last time we were in is when we built the pyramids! >> i don't want to rain on that parade but i believe you made us build the pyramids. >> like i said, we were in! [laughter]. >> and the book is "i'd rather we got casinos" the author is larry wilmore, mr. wilmore how long will the "black is in" period last. >> probably 42 years, is my guess! >> why. >> it is in the 7 year cycle. so, six, seven year cycles, black will be in and we'll move on to mexicans, chinese, who knows. >> host: where did you fwt the title of

but it's a canon of orthodox economics represented by these textbooks that have been conveying the same thing that the world can be modeled by a series of formulae, by mathematics and that can be used to predict the future. while they've got their formulae wrong, and that's asking real questions about the foundations over social science with huge influence. the failure of mathematical particularly the failure of theories associated with the nobel prize winners, is is that one leading thinker to the scrapping of the prize to save from an incompetent economy. >> it's a joke. i mean, would they give that nobel prize to a physicist based on the same criteria? i doubt it. give it to medicine, if i wrote a paper saying, if we lived on mars and did not have lungs and then -- and then this would flow and boom you would get a nobel? come on, it makes no sense. >> reporter: so you're actually actively lobbying? >> well, i saw the swedish king and i'm going to go back there and make a case of why they should remove it. >> reporter: the complex financial products that's ultimately prove disastrous

before you start canonizing this guy -- wait a minute.you start doing that, the economy is not generating this because of stimulus, right? >> uh-uh, come on, neil. that is absurd. every major economist has conceded that the obama administration has prevented us from moving backwards. neil: no, no, every major economist has not said that. every major economists looks at history, and we're coming out of 1.5 years. let's say you are right. let's say i give you this and you are right, and 10% of the stimulus money from the first stimulus has done it, then we can stop the spigot. we certainly do not need to spend the rest of the stimulus, and we certainly do not need more stimulus, right? >> we may not need to spend 100% of it, but there are long- term educational projects and long-term health projects that are about long-term stimulus. neil: we do not have that money. >> the money is not a schiavo. it is a rope. neil: it is a rope, all right. around your neck. . . %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% neil: welcome back, everybody. i want to show

canon had been in iraq when he was shot by a sniper in 2006. bullet fractured the vertbray in his neck leaving him paralyzed from the neck down. two years later he ended up here at the shepherd center looking for more independence. >> i knew i would be fine if i could do stuff on my own. once i'm a little bit holder and parents aren't there to help, you have to know how to take care of yourself. >> reporter: canon says without the share initiative and people like matthew sanchez, his outcome could have been very different. >> some people would get better and carry on with their daily lives and not even look back at what got them here and why military personnel. it's hard. it shows good people like that and do what they have to do. you could be working and making money for himself right now and he's trying to help out people like me. >> reporter: dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, atlanta. >> all right, guess what. very special treat. in a moment, just a moment, matthew sanchez joins me here live and we're going to talk to him about going through that 4,000

. >> you like the canon's beach area, a surf sand resort. >> very easy to get to from portland. on the four-mile stretch of sand. what i like about it, it has a great family-friendly vibe. on saturday afternoons they have ice cream socials. on sunday evenings they have a hot dog roast, then a beach bonfire. i can't really think of a better way to end your summer vacation than with a pacific coast sunset and bonfire on the beach. >> sounds good. amy farley, thanks. >>> still up ahead, a performance from the world-famest radio city rockettes. a whole performance. right after these messages. radi. a whole performance. right after these messages. worl rockettes. a whole performance. right after these messages. more like the original, some 100-calorie snacks just fall flat. ( thud, ding, applause ) 100 calorie right bites. make the most of every bite. that's outlast lipstain from covergirl. light as air lipwear that does what a lipstick can't. it's never sticky cuz it's a stain. and it won't leave your lips cuz it's outlast lipstain. [ male announcer ] from easy, breezy, beautiful co

all the fears on the -- at the outset of the administration that bill clinton would be this loose canon, rolling around the world exploiting his situation and his wife's office have proven not to be the case. >> and those fears were constantly emphasized on television or pundits saying this guy will overshadow his wife. was the media just wrong about that? up until now he has not exactly hogged the spotlight. >> what they underestimated is the obama's administration ability to use tools at its disposal. it is all a situation where the tension was ratcheting up in north korea. and it had a crisis that it could take advantage of. it used the prestige of a former president to bring down the tone after months of nuclear tests, missile tests, this changed the atmosphere and gave the north koreans the media victory that they needed to maybe take a step back. >> was a media victory. what about the journalistic chatter about whether based on this mission, there would be a thaw in u.s./north korea relatio relations, do we know? >> the zurs saying it is not changing its tone. the six-party talks

at their benedict canon home,t sharon tate was counting the days until the birth of their. >> august 8th i was supposed to go up there.. she was so miserable a thet lalastst stages of her pregnany and says can we do it another time and i says absolutely.gras >> greta: sharon did haveany g company, her friend jay see bring was a regular visitor and had two house guests staying he with her while roman was away.g aby gail followinger and her boyfriend, a long time friendti of polansky. sharon and abbeyir game and jay went out to dinner gr that night.mhe >> glenn: the four came here to the restaurant. unbenorthwesterned to them,the this would be their last meal. >> left a little after 10:00,ac 10:30. got back to ciello. >> greta: meanwhile, a sinister plan being hatched. >> he said we can ignite heltet skelter and start the war between blacks and whites. committed the murdersp ourselves. to p>> manson told watson to go u to the house and kill everybod there.drivd kill eve >> why that house? >> the house was a symbol. it didn't matter who lived there. it was striking out at some

so this -- that was called canon for all the years until 1967. and this was a launching pad, jordanians used to fire here. he lived here. i have a lot of people living in the homes of different religions and if i purchase a property, i go through the process. i don't do somebody as their religion or where they come from as you have to leave the house. so i try to view it more methodically and say this is a good investment and they want to sell it, i want to buy it, they can continue to live there, i don't have to go creating havoc over the situation, and it works. it has worked so far. >> mike: i know my own view is not necessarily the conventional view, but it seems to me that it is important that the jewish state of israel allow people of all faiths to continue to live there. it is important reality sets in and that we realize the notion of a divided jerusalem is not only impractical it's an impediment to what should be the hope of all of us. peace in jerusalem. >> we were not all business always there. i had the pleasure of working with our tr

there is no canonical texts of that bill. there is no budget estimate of that bill. the republican staff on the health committee has been trying to get that one out as well. i really think that congressman do not like the idea of going home in august and having people ask them questions about it. neil: i do not know what is more offensive, not showing the bill, or telling them, i am sorry it is not out there. >> that may well be the case. you have a bill that is going to affect a lot of people. you could see how angry people are. every single person in america is it least going to be affected a little bit by this. some people's health care plans could be drastically changed by it. neil: i thought that was all manufactured rage. i guess it is legitimate. >> i'm not going to say that there is no such thing as manufactured rage. i think people are very concerned about what is going to do. when president obama two weeks ago gave his press conference in the white house, he did not address anyone's legitimate concerns. neil: just get it out there and let people decide. dav

they blew it up with a water canon, blew it apart, and determined that this was a fake device. but it certainly did cause a lot of disruption, as obviously hundreds of people, even at that early hour, and eventually thousands were pushed out of that entire terminal until authorities could figure out what was going on. our producer spoke with one of those passengers who had been evacuated. >> yeah, nobody said anything. it's been total chaos. it's actually bizarre. i've never experienced anything -- i've talked to agents. nobody seems to know what's going on. i wanted to go to kennedy to rebook my flight, they said, we don't know if you can do that. i'm so frustrated. i don't live here, i live in oregon, and i can't wait to get home. this is ridiculous. >> reporter: and we also have some new information about the suspect who is in custody at this time. we are told, according to a law enforcement source who is close to this investigation that scott mcgann has three prior arrests as recently as last month, and two priors in last year, march and april of last year. the address -- o

authoritative editions, what constitutes the canon of american literature and i find them so useful all the time. i never know what i'm going to need something by abraham lincoln or henry james or longfellow. and did a piece on long bill last year for the smithsonian magazine, quoted some abraham lincoln letters and a little piece i wrote about abraham lincoln's reading. they are marvelous books and the other books in his bookcase are largely but not entirely analysts say most elite literary biography books about authors, primarily books in their work in dallas say however many there are year, there are a couple hundred, there are at least three times as many additional volumes about other writers and various sections of the house. so here we are in the library, and guests were one of another name. i do some of my riding up here. there is a computer. e-mail and whenever. i was a i write a book reviews, pt james which i'm reading for the los angeles times. i am a great p. d. james fan. what i am not reading from my book every for entertainment and pleasure. as you can see i did our these

the next rule is right out of one of the canons of my investing career, the toughest one, by the way, one that was written as a guide to working with me. it's rule number three from "real money" the book, buy and sell slowly on what are known as wide scales. never buy or sell your entire position in the stock all at once. this is something that seems counterintuitive to a lot of people. if you like a stock, shouldn't you buy it here because it's going to go up. but if you space out your purchases and buy at different levels and buy first and wait until it goes down, you can avoid losing money by putting down all of your money at the top which is something that so many people do and is so discouraging, i must stop it tonight. more important is when it comes to selling. when you're up big in a stock, you want to schnitzel some of those gains. strange term? not if you have the glossary to this one. schnitzeling is a proprietary "mad money" term, meaning taking something off the table. sell some of your stock to lock in the gains! >> sell, sell, sell! >> lots of people didn't want to sell

in particular holding someone whose canon of work is outthere d which isot... does not fit in to any reasonable narrative ofhis man is an agitator, it's just not true. >> rose: here' what i'm... you can't communice, you can only talk to his moer. >> yeah. >> it's very hard. the man in a prison and the wyer goes there and can talk to him. so we are in a... i hesitate to use this, because it's cliche, but it an orwelan situation where, you know,ou have someone who was dnghis job for a wester media orgization who's being asked, told,oerced probably into ying that the western media wacovering a story. well, yeah, was maziar bahari working with t western media covering the protes tt ensuin from the election? absolutely. if you makehat a cri then you're in kind of "through the loingglass" worldwhere everything iseversed. and our pe is that his due process rights will be obsved. we can talk about the pross we've all been ing through since the 21st o june when it's all over. >> ros thank you >> thank you sir. >> rose: john meacham,he editor of "newsweek"alking about hi

gorgeously for the canonization of joan of arc. one could film reasons why men have done this and not tell hundreds part of them. best of all week by week and month by month on 100,000 success sieve sundays, faithfully, unfailingly across the parishes, the pastors have done just this. to make the holy common people of god. >> they do it again this morning. for ted kennedy. the last brother. we are at the top of the hour. it is 9:00 a.m. on the east coast. in 90 minutes, senator ted kennedy's funeral will begin. let's go to the church where that service will be conducted and speak with two of his friends, mike barnicle, congressman bill delahunt. let me start with you, mike. and then i will ask the same question of bill. even though you guys have known that this day was coming for your friend for quite some time, it has to be a terribly difficult day for you. i wonder what your thoughts will be inside the church. >> well, joe, i think it was a particularly difficult moment when the funeral verse -- carrying senator kennedy's casket

fought less than ten miles from the farm, one day she climbs a nearby hill and reports the sound of the canon is an incessant roar, and with most of the men off fighting, raintree is largely undefended and as the wife of a leading american politician, mrs. john adams offers a particularly tempting target for the british. perhaps the very next letter i write will inform you that i am driven away from our quiet cottage. her eldest son, john quincy, remembers how it felt like they were, quote, liable every hour of the day, and of the night, to be butchered in cold blood or taken into boston as hostages. isolated, thrown back on her own resources, she starts signing her letters to her husband, "hermidah, the female of hermit" and insists she's not prepared for this and her literary education has not taught her the skills for keeping the farm out of debt. the family together, and the long distance marriage working and the facts speak otherwise, and soon she admits with some pride that she is learning how to handle it. i shall be quite a farmerist, another year, her faith helps her through. she tak

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i could see he was a loose canon but no did i think he was capable of murdering his wife?absolutely not. >> jenkins mother is telling the associated press she believes her son is innocent and she will fight to clear his name. >>> an update on a story we followed for you yesterday. a frightening incident at a california high school that we told you about. it actually could have been worse. police in san mateo are holding a 17-year-old former student. they say the student was wearing a vest loaded with ten pipe bombs and carrying a chain saw and a sword. teachers tackled him after he allegedly set off two of the bombs. not a lot of damage caused and nobody was hurt, but still to think about what i said. police arrived soon after the suspect was tackled. they're not saying what motive might have been. >>> any college students say social networking makes them more narcissistic. this is a new study. students use it for self-promotion, narcissism, and ways to get atenks. two-thirds of college students say their generation, theirs is the most narcissistic of all. about 1,000 stud

books that made it into the canon not for political reasons but for reasons of quality, because they were the best books. they were the books that were superior in truth and goodness and beauty. and talking from plato to elliot that the central to college curriculum up until about the time the you all were born. you probably have heard the story of how in 1987 students marched across a campus with jesse jackson chanting. from the late 1980's was the time when people reconfigured the requests. they got rid of the bad old dead white male and replace it with others picked for their gender or their politics or their ethnicity or their sexual orientation or for some sort of victim status. not all the classics completely disappeared. colleges still taught aristotle, shakespeare, but they began to teach those classics really differently. and when to give an example about shakespeare. traditionally, for 400 years, literary critics and intelligent readers said three things about shakespeare -- they said he was universal, he is not of an acre. they said he mirrored nature. there is something r

one dealer in portland, oregon, said, i think you can shoot a canon through here and not hurt anybodyking bout how his dealership will be empty. what we're hearing from edmonds.com they think u.s. auto sales will fall 40% immediately now that the program is over that and that will take us below where sales were, right down to where they were in may, which is below that 10 million car annualized sales basis, that's how they run the numbers. how many you'd sell over a year. thanks to cash for clunkers, a huge spike in july, we saw over 11 million cars sold when you look at it on an annualized basis. so, obviously, cash for clunkers doing a lot to help the dealers and bracing for that hangover o, as you say. >> aren't some dealers just totally wiped out of inventory? >> yeah, they are. especially here in the new york area. one dealer we talked to in bay ridge toyota in brooklyn he didn't have enough inventory to sell. we went over there during the final rush of cash for clunkers, the general manager drew, you see him right there, he said toyota can't tell him when he gets new cars in. i'

this is just a canon printer.more than $60 to $100. this one -- >> it will work all right. my experience with the cheaper printers is that sometimes they break a little bit earlier. >> yeah, you can go through them quickly. if you need one next year, make sure you're recycling this, but this one was well rated on c-net. >> to the more expensive printer. >> this is the new hp touchsmart. what really gets me excited is the touchscreen interface. it's fast, and it's an all in one printer, scanner, fax. >> we're not going to have time to get to the ereaders. which are cool little devices. >> this is the first time anyone's seen the pocket reader. a brand new device out of sony. >> a debut by natali del conte on "the early show." also the kindle. for more on these products, you can go to our website, earlyshow.cbsnews.com. now here's julie. >> thanks a lot, jeff. >>> a rare andy warhol painting of michael jackson hits the auction block tomorrow. cbs news correspondent ben tracy reports on this unique work of art. >> re

these are pictures from the capital city of caracas and police using tear gas, water canons and rubberlets to clear the crowd. and protesters raised their voices against a new education law, requiring schools to base lesson plans on principles put forward by hugo chavez and the move seeks to indoctrinate young people in the government's socialist ideals and reporting dozens of minor injuries. >> gregg: investment fraud, you know, it is happening a lot in the last two years, names like bernie madoff and allen stanford becoming household names and not in a good way and this decade may eventually go down as the age of the scam artist and the whopper that made madoff pulled in really nothing new, so-called ponzi schemes, they have been around for a very long time and how can you detect the devastating fraud before it is too late. >> joining me this is or the of a new book, "how to smell a rat" how do i know my retirement money is not invested with the next madoff, ceo of fisher investments, ken fisher. good to see you. >> thank you. >> gregg: let me run through a couple of your tips, tellt