pick a category. >> i'll take 600. >> in -- in what category?or 200, "this is the only state ending in hampshire." >> south hampshire. [ laughter ] >> no. >> oh, i'm sorry. what is south hampshire? [ laughter ] >> no. no. kathie lee. >> hampshire, england. >> no, no. that's not in the united states. [ in british accent ] >> sorry, gov'nah. please, sir, can i have some more? [ laughter ] >> no. sean connery, would you pick a category? >> i'll take "catch the semen" for 800. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> it's not "catch the semen." >> is that what the mustache is for, trebek? [ laughter ] >> tom hanks, would you just pick a category? and he has his hand caught in a pickle jar. [ laughter ] >> it's on my hand. >> where did you get that pickle jar? >> i wanted a pickle. >> tom. tom. let go of it. not the jar. let go of the pickle. >> but i -- but i want a pickle. >> we can't keep playing if you don't let go of the pickle. >> that's what your mother said last night. [ laughter and applause ] oh! take that you potrune. >> moving on. kathie lee, you hav

bennie have a big categories would be preserved for calps and in forced labor camps a ghettos. >> host: whaar some examples of a forced labor camp? >> guest: in addition to the concentration camps which were more or less punitive, punitive in nature, the germans also broughmillions of ople into nazi germany sply to support the war economy. they weren't being punished. usually not jewish. the jewish were put into a separate system, but the forced labor camps were strictly to support this warconomy, to allow germany manufacture of the arms needed to fight the war. >> host: you also talked to bill p.o.w. camps. those are chronicled in these encyclopedia is also? >> guest: they will be, yes. >> host: how many of those have been found so far? >> guest: we are looking at about 000 mayhan p.o.w. camps. the p.o.w. camps also had some camps and the numbers are astounding and well beyond our ability to cover the >> host:ou menon dachau. how ws it developed tt dachau would have 124 subcamp's? >> guest: this was again a function mostly of the war economy. some of theoncentration camps such as mohe

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and the biggest single category, as you see or at least the significant size category is that blue slice. those are people who are at or below the federal poverty level. $22,000 of income for a family of four this year. and what is underway now is an attempt to put together various modes of covering those people in various ways through various pies, pots, et cetera. >> woodruff: let's start with the lowest income group. if they're not on medicaid which is of course a government program, what is the baucus plan, what do the democrats propose to do about those folks in that lowest level? >> surprisingly enough those people in that blue part of the pie are uninsured. those are people who are poor but not in medicaid. why? because medicaid eligibility rules vary from state to state. there are also provisions of federal law that keep certain poor people off medicaid. for example, adults who don't have dependent children do not qualify except in some states for medicaid coverage. so the bills all across the board, the democratic bills would all raise the level of eligibility for people in medi

in category period. after "call of duty," which will be activision this year, the "guitar hero" franchise will be number two. that's considered to be enviable position. what we are doing, however, is make sure the games they do stay fresh. we have "guitar hero 5" that just came out and in october we have a launch of a brand new ip, vijay her low. and we will have the category and turntable and 100 songs, 94 mash-ups that no one has heard. we have eminem and jay-z and "band hero," social games and music featuring taylor swift. if we continue to bring out great games, expand the category and hardware, we're excited. >> so that's four games in just a couple of months. many more than you've ever released in such a short time period. they also feel like they're more targeted in terms of the audience they're trying to reach. this is the strategy to just blanket the market with many more games? >> not really blanketing the market as much as just acknowledging size and opportunity in the music category. music is

>> is there a most adorable category?you get female and there should be a male category. maybe not this year. but at the very least what does the statuette look like? >> it's woman. really sexy. >> may i suggest that in the interest of fairness we make guillermo into a little statue and you present the guillermo to people at the awards show. >> that's agreed. >> wouldn't that be a wonderful thing? >> not real. >>i who's the big honoree this year? >> well, we've switched it up and we have a whole sports category. we show everybody's contributions throughout the year, but we're honorings of -- honoring oscar de la hoy a. >> well, he'd love a little guillermo on his mantel piece. >> and salma hayek and antonio banderas is going to present her with that. and we've -- you can't say his name in english -- ricardo montalban -- >> and that's the way you have to do it. >> then we have shakira. shakira is performing. >> very nice. >> nelly furtado. >> will you mention herveville achaise when you mention montalban? >> it will be in

an exception was made in the cereal category where for most other food category there cannot be morehere is 12 grams, so with frosted flames there will be about 40% of the calories from sugar. they're arguing saying for some people going for a donut that has more fat and sugar, fruit loops is a better choice but we know obviously there are much better choices out there. >> it sounds like unless you are a registered dietitian, you might be confused. what what's the bottom line? the bottom line is if this check mark divides you you to the box you still need to read the facts panel and remember the best foods out there don't come in packages, so you won't see the green check mark sork don't forget those foods. >> sounds like good advice. keri glassman, thank you very much. >>> for more smart choice go to our website, earlyshow.cbsnews.com. >>> and look who i'm with. dr. phil. dr. phil about to make a house call from our house. we'll explain when we return. this is "the early show" on cbs. if you don't always like the taste of vegetables. good thing v8 v-fusion juice gives you a serving

>> instant coffee is a $20 billion category. that is a hard fact. it hasn't had innovation to speak of in 50 years we have a time to build market share that will be incremental, change behavior and have an opportunity to expand the market. >> it is interesting we haven't seen any innovation in this space. >> well, a few companies have dominated the space and customers have gotten used to it. you mention instant coffee people say it is terrible. it is awful. we are going to change that. >> you have the competitors nipping at your heels, mcdonald's entering the coffee field. how has your business been affected by the new entrance into the space that you made popular? >> let's take some fact-based information. starbucks has less than 10% share of the u.s. coffee market. less than 1% share of the international market. there is a large opportunity. the more money spent by our competitors in advertising, the better it is for us and we saw that in the third quarter. we are not going to let the competitor define starbucks. we will define ourselves. >> are y

the men were put into 17 different categories and faced a panel of judges. each judge scored them on a scale from 1 to 10. a german in the musketeer category won the competition with his creative scruff. wow, look at that guy. jamie, you ought to do something like that. >> here we go. look at this. >>> the dalai lama just as cool as the obamas. he arrived in memphis, tennessee afford after placing a white prayer scarf on the mayor's neck the two fist-bumped. he blessed mississippi with a white prayer scarf. how about that? >> pretty cool. >> you said he's come to dc? >> yes. >> all right. so is the boss. >> yeah. >>> fixing the city budget deficit. >> how it could affect your safety. >> baltimore's mayor tackles the city's budget. i'm sherrie johnson. i'll tell what you that means for city employees. >>> 6:39 -- 6:40 -- a couple of hours i'll be live broadcasting from cockeysville middle school. lets get ready for the bus, rog in baltimore county -- patchy fog in baltimore county, 65 to 70. maybe spotty showers. not right now. ellicott city 66. stay with us.

it is on the verge of a category five on the pacific. right now it is category 4. and this here could be our next tropical storm erica by later this week. we do not have to worry about that for the next seven days here in central maryland. 70's through tomorrow. 80's by thursday and friday. labor day, an 80's and that same to mr. this weekend. bags officer who is in serious son's girlfriend. friends and family members gathered at overlea high school to remember, michael jones jr. and his 19 year-old go friend shaniqua tucker. the father was traveling south on 81. he got caught in a bad rain storm, lost control of the vehicle, and drove down an embankment. dead. funeral services for shaniqua will be held this saturday. the funeral arrangements for michael jones jr. has not been determined yet. wbal tv 11 news. >> here is a look at what is coming up next on the today show. >> good morning carried coming up on a tuesday morning of today, we will have the latest on the efforts to control the wild fires in southern california. five people refused to evacuate and are tra

it still has 115 mph winds even though it is a category 3 hurricane. it feels like autumn with this air mass over the mid-atlantic. 57 this morning at the airport. we are almost down to the 57 reading tonight. wednesday morning should be even colder. the high in the mid 70's. clear skies continue under high pressure. dry air and light winds, we get our biggest temperature drops at night. that is happening in york, 53 degrees. all areas outside the beltway, temperatures in the 42. 61 degrees in other areas. it is very warm in the coast of ocean city. there are seven degree water temperatures in ocean city. by daybreak, we may be near the record low. 45 was chic -- the chilliest. clear skies now with cool air coming down from the north. the high pressure keeps it that way. the high-pressure cell will control most of our weather during the labor day weekend. winds are. 115 mph. loss of moisture been pushed up to the desert. around here, high pressure, dry weather, more sunshine tomorrow. a little bit of cloud cover. there may be some of rain on the lower

it's a category 4 hurricane with top winds of 155 miles an hour. it's expected to strengthen to a category 5, the most powerful type. the storm is moving northeast now centered about 200 miles south of the los cab. so o resort area. >>> turning now to jaycee dugard, police searching next door to the home where dugard was held for 18 years found a bone fragment. tests will determine if the bone is humor animal. while the search for the evidence goes organization we're learning more details of jaycee's life in captivity. john blackstone reports. >> reporter: although she and her mother remain in seclusion, neighbors are putting up pink rib upons of welcome. in antioch today, authorities posted signs declaring unsafe, the house where jaycee was held captive for 18 years. and where she gave birth to two daughters, fathered police believe by her kidnapper, phillip garrido. remarkably the two girls, now 11 and 15, show up in a photograph taken a few weeks ago at a birthday party for this woman's daughter. >> they seemed like regular, normal children and

it will still be a category three.oves into cooler open waters, it will dissipate rather quickly. that is what we like to see. here is a look at the models as we head out further in time. most of them have at the start moving north. one model brings it a little bit closer towards the u.s., but we're pretty certain that fred will not affect us here. a quick look in your satellite composite over the last 12 hours. we have an upper level low across the ohio river valley bringing unsettled weather. the northeast will be rather unsettled over the next couple days. we have some deep trouble call moisture moving into texas which is excellent news for them. across the central brain -- across the central plains, shower and a thunderstorm activities moving in. an upper level trough pushing into the north was, bringing some showers and even some higher elevation snow in some cases. here are the current temperatures. 82 in dallas. some of the in a chicago. 69 in new york city. here are today's high s. 96 in dallas. in new york, 71

jimena was a powerful category four hurricane when it started skirting near the cabo coast. the popular area with american tourists was pounded with high seas and torrential rains. it has now weakened to a category two with 110-mile-an-hour winds. >>> laura ling and euna lee, the two american reporters imprisoned in north korea for over four months are breaking their silence about their arrest. they returned to the u.s. last month after former president bill clinton won their freedom. ling and lee said their guide led them across a frozen river into north korea and they said "they were firmly back in china when the soldiers apprehended us." >>> newly released letters are adding to the fury over britain's release of one man convicted of bombing pan am flight 103 over lockerbie, scotland. megrahi was freed last month on supposedly compassionate grounds. many families of the 270 locker bie victims were outraged. and new documents showed britain negotiated with libya for years with the release. >> the british government stands accused and indeed the prime minister stands accused

over the longer term, it's been consistently ahead of other funds in its category, returning an average of almost 11% a year over the past decade. david ellison has managed f.b.r. small cap financial since its inception. and david, welcome to "n.b.r." >> hello, paul, it's good to be back. >> paul: one reason your fund is doing well is that it was mostly in cash earlier this year when the market was crashing. why were you smart enough to sit on the side line? >> well, i guess i'm maybe not smart enough, but i went through the '87, '92, '95 cycle, and i think i learned back then that once nonperformers start to tick up it was time to start pulling back. so about six, seven quarters ago when the nonperforming assets of the industry started to rise, i started to cut back my positions. >> paul: so now you've gone back in to the market? >> yes, and i think what's happened is that we've seen stabilization in some of the markets, the housing market appears to have tablized. there's been a lot of capital raised in the industry. the federal government is involved. so the industry is starting to h

a massive government takeover in category after category. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from california. mr. miller: i yield two minutes to ms. titus. ms. titus: i rise in strong support of h.r. 3221. nevada has been hard hit by the economic downturn and facing record unemployment. the investments in this bill will help nevada's students and dislocated workers obtain the education and training they need to compete in the workforce and will do so in a fiscally responsible way. specifically, this bill invests more than $60 million in pell grants for nevada's 3rd district, making more than 13,000 students eligible for aid. it provides $1 million a year for the next five years to bolster college access and completion support programs for students in nevada. it strengthens our community colleges by ensuring that nevada receives nearly $19 million to help finance projects to renovate and construct state-of-the-art facilities and invests in 21st century green schools by performing nevada's school districts with $21 mill

woman says, "because the hurricane that's coming, which has us worried because they're saying it's a category 4." an international finance conference was moved to mexico series. dealing this area an economic blow before the hurricane hits. viviana hurtado, abc news. >>> and abc news has crews in mexico and on the fire lines in southern california. we will have live updates coming up on "good morning america." >>> and still in california, back yard discovery linked to the kidnapping case of jaycee lee dugard. investigators combing the neighboring property to phillip garrido, has found a small bone fragment it will be weeks before they know if it's from a human or an animal. the investigation of that property and the one where dugard was held for 18 years is over. garrido and his wife have pled not guilty to kidnapping charges. >>> we're hearing from one of garrido's past victims for the first time. katie hall was kidnapped and raped by garrido in 1976. and she testified against him before he was sentenced to 50 years. but garrido was paroled just over a decade later. last night, hall described

overnight, the hurricane was downgraded to a category 2. here's what it looks like from the space station a few hours ago. in populated areas, the storm did less damage than officials had feared, however. abc's david kerley is in cabo san lucas. >> reporter: the sun is going down. but hurricane jimena has a bit of a punch. the eye of the storm is about 100 miles offshore and moving north. what you're seeing here is the storm surge. this is all the water being pushed ashore by the hurricane. the good news is we were expecting 10-foot to 20-foot waves. we're in the 10-foot range. there was a problem with a lot of rain early. but there hasn't been any in the past several hours. that is a relief to those in the shantytowns. rain started coming down. streets became raging rivers. and the military and police are trying to move people out. they got a lot of people evacuated. material things are not worth losing your life, this marine tells this woman. like 10,000 others, she makes her home in a dry creek bed. but it's anything but dry in this hurr

, are still recruiting for that category and it is a... it is a... what do i say, one of the at goers that we understand is absolutely essential to get the right people in it and one that is going to expand. the other aspect that i do believe that is tremendously important is we have a cyber task force, it is relatively large, and that includes personnel from any number of agencies, and so that we tap in not only the expertise of the fbi but also the expertise of the intelligence community and the military and otheres. >> are you having, though, difficulties in finding enough cyber security personnel. >> no. no. >> i will ask the gao to conduct a report on the hiring of cyber security experts, not just in the fbi but other parts of the government as well. so we can comprehensively identify any systemic deficiencies and work together to keep our intelligence agencies fully and appropriately... >> is that it. >> that's it. >> director, we now, are several minutes into a ten minute roll call vote and i'll recess the hearing now and again, wit

the category she relied on inen effort to win. >>> plus kathy ireland and her partner in "dancing with the stars." how did the judges and viewers react? >>> first our weather with justin. >> 5:35. we take to you the bus stop and focusing on joppatowne. we'll be there live, broadcast at 9:00 a.m. mid-50s, cloudy skies. we'll talk about the rest of the day and upcoming weekend in a bit. >>> 5:35. here's mark jones. >> the commute start is excellent on the marc train, on time service on the camden, penn, brunswick. light rail and metro subway looking good. on the buses, 17 convert e diverted at corporate and international. heavy volume on the 7, 19 bus lines. for the mta transit team, i'm mark jones. chevy silverado. more confidence than ford f-150. better backed than f-150. at a value f-150 can't touch. silverado. from the family of the most dependable, longest lasting full size pickups on the road. just announced, it's chevy truck month. get 0% apr for 60 months. or $6,000 total cash back on select 2009 silverado vehicles that have been in stock the longest. you weren't always my favori

. >> i fall in the category, we came out and got a w. we will do better tomorrow. i fall in the category, we can get it corrected. >> the good news, it does get easier. the reds skins on the road in detroit taking on the lions team that lost its last 19 games dating back to 2007. that will do it from fedex field. sending it back to you. >>> here is a wobbling hook for them to hang their hats on. this is the first time since 2005 they scored fewer than 10 points and won. this weekends's redskins' game was the first time the fans had to deal with new rules at the stadium. tailgaters are now restricted as to where they can set up their tailgating parties. no matter when they get there. those that need more than one spot to use are shuttled to the back of the parking lot. d this frustrated some, because they used to come to the stadium early in the morning just to get a good spot. >> we have a longer walk. >> we have had the same spot for ten years. ten years! all of a sudden they change the parking on us. >> some of the parties are like block parties. the new rules ar

category 3 status briefly, but it does jog into the north. kind of running into what typically keeps these to the south. there is a bit of a weakness in that block. so, it's going to kind of run up the gap and probably, hopefully, stay there and die. there is no guarantee of that happening. meanwhile, a nontropical low is taking shape across parts of the northeast. and this thing is really not moving very fast at all. it brought flooding rains to parts of north carolina, also parts of southeastern virginia. here it is. it's going to crawl up the coastline. as it does it will continue to bring in showers, rain, cooler weather across parts of the northeast. not only for today but for a couple of days. 96 in dallas, 87 in memphis and 67 degrees in boston. wcbb, there is our boston affiliate shot. chilly waters in the mid 60s, perfect waters for great white sharks, i guess, off cape cod as you know. they tagged their fifth great white off the coast. so interesting things happening there. >> beautiful to see as long as your feet are on the shore.

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. >>> well, the storm named fred was upgraded overnight to a category 1 hurricane. fred is centered a few hundred miles from the cape verde islands on the west coast of africa. it is expected to pick up steam. but forecasters say it will remain over the open water and not affect land. >>> airports are getting new test kits this week to check passengers for powder explosives. agents will be able to test items that raise questions during x-ray screenings. cosmetic powder, medications and infant formula shouldn't be a problem. until now, tsa agents had to call in an explosives specialist if they saw something that concerned them. >>> on capitol hill, a senate honor for the late ted kennedy. henry reed led in a moment of silence. kennedy's desk was draped in a black cloth. and a bouquet of white roses sat on top. >>> also on capitol hill, chief justice john roberts welcomed sonia sotomayor to the supreme court. they descended the supreme court steps, as is the tradition for new justices. the entire court hears an important campaign finance law today. >>> forensic expert

it is now a category storms two. >>> 5:47 on this wednesday.me for your traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. >> which check in with brian. the best part is the weekend. >> it makes me so nervous when it looks so good so far in advance. you just hope that the trend remains. we're watching a wild card. tropical storm elmo with winds gusting up to 64. -- tropical storm erika. it will slowly meander. by sunday, it will be in the caribbean. it will still be in the bahamas. if you're heading down to the tropics for the weekend or holiday weekend, it is not best going near hurricane season. let's check the numbers. cumberland, 46. 55 in gaithersburg. the maps tell the tale. we have a light northerly breeze. lots of clear skies at night. sunshine during the day which makes it pleasant. lots of sunshine ad low humidity. clear and crisp with 50's tonight. we will be near 80 degrees or so tomorrow. a system will skirt to our south and could bring some extra clouds and maybe even a shower on friday. a little warmer for saturday. temperatures arou

then they were all kinds of very specialized smaller categories of camps. for their own speci purposes. >>ut nobody in charge, say, in berlin who is in charge of setting all this up? >> no. all run by different bureaucracies. as a matter ofact, i think was in a sense part of a nazi system for each bureaucracy to want to have its own camps. i think, and we don't have firm evidence of this, but i think this was something that for a lot of nazi bureaucrats indicated that they had power. no, i have my own body of prisoners or that i can go. i have my own purpose for which i have camps. >> what were the first of camps that the nazi developed? >> these were the so-called what historians call the earl camps. they were developed on an ad hoc basis by local authorities. the brownshirts. in some cases the ss or the local police, to handle political prisoners, communist and socialist especially at the beginning. peoplehat the nazis considered to be arch enemies and that they were determined to eliminate. they didn't eliminate most of them physically but they put them

it's a category 3, very strong. the storm's track shows hi member that turning to the northeast, but away from californ'se fir zone. david kerley is in los cabos, a pop ewe lair resort area in the path of the storm. david? >> reporter: good evening, charlie. the eye is passing by los cabos here. it's not a direct hit, but the storm is pounding the lavish resort hotels and the ramshackle homes of the poor here on the tip of baja, mexico. jimena is pushing huge amounts of wind and water onto the baja coast. with flights cancelled 7,000 tourists are riding out the storm. didn't you guys know a hurricane was coming? >> no, we had no idea. >> reporter: why didn't you guys leave? >> we wanted to experience it. it's part of the vacation. >> reporter: but down the road from the sturdy hotels, the military and police 3450moved i shantytowns. telling these residents of these plywood and tarp homes it's time to leave. but many residents here have been wary of evacuating. afraid to leave their few valuables, a tv or refrigerato

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and the biggest single catery, as you see or at least theignificant size category is that blue slice. those arpeople who are at or below theederal poverty level. $22,000 of iome for a fily of four this year. and what is underway n is an attempt to put togther vaous modes ofcovering those people in various ways through vious pies, pots, et cetera. >> woodruff: let's start wh the lowest ince group. if they're not on medicaid which of course a government progr, what is the baucus plan, what do the democrats prose to do about those folks inhat lowest level? >> suprisingly enough those ople in that bluepart of the pie are uniured. those are peop who are or but not in medicaid. wh because medicaid eligibility rules vary from state to state. the are also pvisions of deral law that ep certain poor people off medicaid. for example, adults who d't have dependent children do not qualify except in some states for medicaidoverage. so the bills all across the board, the democratic bis would all raise th level of eligibility fopeople in medicaid. it would go up to 133% of t poverty level and put on

category 3 storm with winds about 150 miles per hour. is that it looks like it hangs out across western atlantic and doesn't affect anybody. so the path of this is pretty favorable for everybody. i don't think we are going to have to worry about too much. it is interesting. we are right in the peak of the hurricane season. peak day is tomorrow. east coast, area of loefr pressure off the shore. upper level low across the ohio valley in towards d.c. and a nice frontal boundary stalled out across the areas by basically the middle part of the country. talking about the plains and midwest. look at the rain when you get towards new york, philadelphia. on the light side. strong line of thunderstorms driving down out of north carolina. and in towards the upstate of south carolina. that will be there the morning and more developing later this afternoon. take you live to nashville, tennessee. here is what it looks like. upper level low still will affect you today. southwestern side you will get temperatures into the upper 80s and isolated storm. t

we have bonus points and national records for the nitro categories.e a big effect on the countdown as well. zo >> absolutely. it was put in place to cut down on the testing. now it's time for the countdown. i don't think anybody was planning on testing anyway. some of the unintended consequences helped out a guy like mike edwards dominating and qualifying all season long. at the end of the season you may look back and say they handed mike edwards another two or three rounds towards that full throttle championship. >> opinions back in the pits. the drivers have them as well. >> i think it really kind of lends itself to what the countdown is all about. getting as many points as you can, pushing it to the edge and not going over. i think with the chance of getting three points at that session, you know you have to go to the finish line. you can't step over that edge. i think it's a good thing. >> i don't like it. i mean, even if i was, you know, one of the front guys that was always number one and number two qualifier, i still don't think it's fair. we h

at mommie is actually a legume, in the same categories as lentils and black beans.dfiber. it's satisfying and you stay full longer. >> now pasta. people say pasta is bad, but there are some pastas that are better than others. >> that's right. white pasta's made from white flour. basically, very few nutrients and just calories, whereas the whole grain pasta still has the nutrients and the fiber in tact. it's more filling. you don't need to eat nearly as much of it. >> then this is a pasta preparation that's little hea h healthier than most. >> this is one of my favorites, the greek-style penny with artichokes and feta cheese. this serving has less than 300 calories. it's made with loads of vegetables, so you don't have quite as much pasta. >> right. >> artichokes and still room for cheese. everyone loves cheese. >> so, you bulk up the plate with vegetables -- >> exactly. >> so you've got a good serving, but it's not mostly pasta. >> exactly. it's a double simple swap. >> i love this idea, your individual pizza. >> this is fabulous. >> but this is a mushroom pizza. >>

grow in those core categories.ok for opportunities that add feature functionalities that our customers are looking for. so generally tech companies that are on the smaller side, gent rally venture-back type of plays. >> got it, jim. jim whitehurst the ceo of red hat, again the biggyest gain or the s&p 500 here today. any trade on the red sat in. >> absolutely, red hat is a phenomenal name. talked about it on the show before. if you believe in the migration to cloud computing this is a name that's strategically, they are positioned properly for that migration. got to own it. >> we talked about red hat forever but a huge, huge volume day today. big volume, 52-week highs. some the shorts got squeezed. if you chased it here i would think that's what you're doing, you're chasing it. name for the long term but i don't like it at these levels. >> and finally i would take a good look at van halen dive or down. >> right on. >> outlook. go get it. would you like to go for a ride on that bike ? ok ! ok. whoooa, heyyy ! see, t

fred a category 2 hurricane, it was a category 3 yesterday. traveling up to the north atlantic. the water gets cold up here, it's close to 80, but still, so cold for a hurricane that it just doesn't matter anymore. this thing will eventually completely die off. there we go, category 2 now. watching it wiggle and wobble around, nowhere to go. by the time it gets up to the colder water, 30 miles per hour. you have to realize that that is still 3,000 miles from miami, so we are not in the least worried about that at all. talking about the showers in texas right there. we'll pan around for you. here's the weather that we're hoping to really get some -- some saturated ground here. we don't want -- any more flash flooding, but move the rain around a little bit, that will help. i tell you what, though, we'll have stories coming this fall on what crops didn't survive at all in parts of texas, because it has been just one -- not only an agricultural drought but a devastating drought for many of the ranchers as well. scattered showers from arkansas and oklahoma and also up to the northeas

4, at times close to a category 5 storm.icane andrew back in 1992. that caused $35 billion in damages. so a massive storm is headed to cabo san lucas, and many of these resorts, not only are they boarded up but they'll honestly tell you, look, we can face a category 3. not sure what's going to happen with a category 4. >> you mentioned the shanty towns. are there a lot of poorly constructed buildings that house a lot of people? >> reporter: we're talking about a little plastic over some wood, maybe some tarp. people that really, the less fortunate, poverty stricken, that have not much to their name, and they want to salvage anything possible. many will just stay and ride it out. those homes cannot withstand the kind of force these winds are going to bring. emergency crews are going into these towns and urging people to leave. at some point it is going to become a mandatory evacuation. i know government officials are very worried about the safety of those who live in those shanty towns. as for others who just simply live here

so we got over 30 czars and they fall into the same category of this lack of accountability. i don't care what group you are, madam speaker, i don't care where it is, what's involved when there is no accountability. we know from the old testament the only man in the entire possible to have said to have a heart after god's own was king david. when he had no accountability, the man who had the heart after god's own could commit horrible offenses. . you have an organization like acorn, there's complete unaccountability, not only unaccountability, we're going to give you all kinds of power, we're going to give you -- make you the stake holder in this administration, we're going to let you organize america to fit your own image. that's a little scary. but when there's no accountability, that's where all of this goes. so i'm -- i'm pleased to see friends who are also wishing to address this topic. i'll recognize them in a moment, but -- i see a sign, acorn goes nuts. as i just pointed out, from one acorn we know many nuts can grow. and with that, i would like to yield to my friend

the now category two storm with winds of 110 miles an hour is expected to pass to the west and move uphe coast. >> mixed signals this morning about the economic recovery. september is traditionally the roughest month for stocks and it got off to a bad start yesterday. the dow dropped nearly 186 points. some economic reports have president obama sounding optimistic. t.j. winick reports. >> reporter: there are more positive signs the u.s. might have really turned a corner, while overall construction spending dipped by .2% in july, construction of homes and apartments rose by 2.3%. and pending home sales rose 3.2% in july, the highest in more than two years. analysts credit two government initiatives. >> if you're a home buyer, you know that the tax credit is going away and that mortgage rates will probably be higher next year. i think a the lot of buyers are trying to get while the getting's good. >> reporter: there was good news in manufacturing as well. that sector grew 4% from july to august after shrinking for 18 straight months. >> this means greater production of transportation equ

have these stories for you >> early in the morning, one year ago, hurricane ike made landfall as a category one hurricane. residents there are still rebuilding. >> one year after the violent storm ripped across this barrier island, the physical and emotional scars still linger. >> there is a greeting that still goes on. >> much of this area still looks like a wasteland. scattered debris, empty and buckled slabs. just over 800 people are back in their homes, but close to 14,000 are still waiting. or they are working on permanent housing. he did not have insurance when the flood water washed away the home he had lived in since he was born. >> we have been to eight different places, all the way from san antonio, austin, texas city, and now i am staying with a friend of mine. >> he is trying to rebuild with donated materials and volunteer labor provided by the rebuilding fund. >> people are losing hope. the longer we go, the more frustrated they get from going in filling out a more application. >> hundreds of thousands of dollars in federal aid in rebuilding has been hung up in what galveston's

they hope it will attract customers on the cusp of becoming gamers. 50million fall into that category. >> take a live look outside. stay tuned. marty will be back with the first warning weather forecast. looking at the midday stocks, last night's winning lottery numbers. >> maybe it's because i didn't want to sweat through the shirt. look at that. >> i think you have a decent cloth back there. >> mother nature helped outside this morning. we were at the farmer's market. the sun came out, totally -- always helps if i turn it on. got totally steamy. looking at the current conditions, looking at radar. the sun is going to come in and out through the afternoon and as it happens, the atmosphere gets turbulent and we see some showers. 81 degrees, we are up to 81. it was 71 when we finished the morning edition. here's the breeze out of the northwest. seeing the front diving down towards the region. barometer at 30.06. looking at first doppler radar. some shower activity towards johnstown, it's kind of going in the southern direction. it's a cause an effect, this is a business of cause and ef

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can know about the facility, they can put it under safeguards and in a sense remove it from the category of secret sites that could be used for iran to make nuclear weapons either through a breakout scenario or just in secret as a parallel program. but ultimately, until iran comes clean, we won't know. >> woodruff: but you're saying there is a chance that it could be a civilian -- >> it is always a chance. or it could be that iran doesn't know what it is going to do with it. that they were creating a nuclear weapons capability and that they haven't made a decision to build nuclear weapons but if they do, then this site was going to be an extremely important part of the implementation of that policy. >> woodruff: so if iran does not come forward, does not permit inspections, does not give the information, what is the -- how does the rest of the world discover what is really going on? >> well, it is going to be very hard. but you know, one hopes that the intelligence information is truly solid and then if iran does not cooperate with thing inspectors, they're going to be in a far worse pol

as sam mentioned, really close to a category 5 hurricane. hotels in this resort area, they boarded up a lot of their windows facing the ocean. and hours ago, we felt a mad rush here. police and firefighters, going through the slum telling thousands of people to evacuate. a lot of these people live in stanties. they told police and firefighters they didn't want to leave. their belongings would be stoling if they left. we were in the store. people were stocking up. people say only about one-quarter of the hotel rooms are filled. that's a lot of people. about 7,000. we met some newlyweds. they just arrived last night. they didn't know about this coming hurricane. they say because they were too busy with their wedding plans. so, they plan to sta and ride out the storm and continue their honeymoon. the worst is still to come here, diane. it's going to get pretty nasty in the next several hours. >> david, our thanks to you. the waves are gigantic. >>> now, to afghanistan, where the top u.s. commander called for a change in strategy on monday, at a

but since then, since 9/11, more or less, we have staaled out, joe, in every single category. has something changed that has given america now a different outlook? >> well, one i agree with the gentleman relative to debt. one of the consequences of 9/11 was lead into the war in iraq. that's about $1 billion a month in expenditure and that's added to our national debt, no question. i don't believe the psyche of america has any type of duration associated with it relative to the event. i think the spirit of america is alive and well. i think the stock market not only went through unprecedented levels and there's nothing to suggest that you're not going to have a pause as we have had. >> a it's been a ten-year, pause, though. a ten-year pause with a lot of lousy statistics in between. i grew up professionally in the '80s and the '90s. and we just soared in all these categories including stocks. >> it was a euphoric decade, there's no question. >> two decades, two decades. >> but real estate went to unprecedented levels as well. percentage of stocks or equities went through record

. >>> and he's a strong category five storm and is heading to the baja peninsula. so when and where will the hu uook.t? >>> welcome back to what's cooking. and a very special guest and a very freak went guest and somebody we like to see, steven lucas of wildfire restaurant in tysons galleria. and you'll cook up something fun tay and sort of end of summer and something i love. and tony, you'll love this too. >> i have a new toy at the restaurant, a little panini machine or a sandwich press. but i thought i would make a roasted vegetable salad using the summers bounty. it's winding down so i have some zucchini and yellow squash, from peppers and mushrooms and i'll do a little roasted vegetable. >> and you're going to let me help you with this >> absolutely. >> and so what else. talk about the main course. >> we're going to do a blt and tick it the extra step by using white cheddar, arugola and a homemade mayonnaise and then we'll put it on a pan and roast it down. >> got something to look forward to. allison, salad for you, and blt and tony for myself. >> and i'm sta

they would not score again in the inning. >> rob: that in the category of helping volstad out. make that guy struggle, throw as many pitches as possible and cash in as many runs as you can. >> bob: and soft breaking ball. , we saw the marlins come back. got a 2 out base runner in ramirez. steals 2nd. he cuts the lead already. >> bob: and just misses. >> rob: pretty good pitch. 25. desmond turning 24. there is number 24. pete orr. way outside ball 3. impressive homerun display pushing one and pulling the other. >> rob: the first one using the whole field, what they talk about the best hitters. guys like mike pizza. and he has the power to reach the seats like adam dunn. that gives time to be selective and drive the ball. if you loo like gonzales you have to be a line drive hitter of harris. you will run into a homerun but you want to drive down on the ball. five walks. matching a career high. april 19th at nationals park. he had 40 in two frames coming in, you can repeat the delivery and have the best stuff. if you are doing what our pitcher does. pitch away. you will walk peopl

. >> even 1 1/2 decades after his retirement, he still ranked first in seven of eight categories for television journalists. he was disbelieving he hadn't won the eighth category, attractiveness. >> cronkite was honored by several musical guests. he anchored the cbs nightly news from 1962 to 1981. >>> abortionro ptestors are taking their fight against health care reform to capitol hill. >> since 1973 we cheapen life in the womb. >> they are urging law makers not to include abortion coverage in any health care plan that might be passed. tonight, of course, president obama will address a joint session of congress on health care reform. >> some say this will be a make or break speech for the president as he tries to advance his agenda. joining us now is nbc news deputy political director mark murray. boy, this has been one heck of a battle. the new ap poll shows people are moving against him. who knows what this thing is anymore. what does he have to accomplish tonight? >> he has to sell it to the american people. the white house wants americans to know what's in this legislation or wha