cecil rhodes gets a big cheer in south africa. i got to remember. i took the wrong a sim milllation pill before he walked on. cecil rhodes the deplorable british imperialist, distilled the assumptions of generations when he said to be born an englishman was to win first prize in the lottery of life. on the eve of the great war in his play, heart break house, george bershad shaw turned the thought around to taunt the ruling class, too smug and self-absorbed to see what was coming. do you think he wrote, the laws of god will be suspended in favor of england because you were born in it? in our time, to be born a citizen of the united states is to win first prize in the lottery of life. and as britain's did in cecil rhodes day, too many americans will assume it will always be so. do you think the laws of god will be suspended in favor of america simply because you were born in it? think carefully about that question. when you live in the north country, when you live in a state where the weather spends six months of the year trying to throttle the life o

reverend cecil williams. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> and we'll be right back area ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, pessimistic about the economy. the new york times-cbs poll found that ans say the country in a new poll shows that americans are increasingly pessimistic about the economy. no shocker there. the new york times cbs will shows the need 2% of americans say the country is on the wrong track. that's highest since president obama took office. 53% say america is headed toward another recession. 86% say the economy is bad or very bad. just 12% think the economy is improving. we watch the president's approval rating drop to an all-time low of 43%. now some say this is the time for extreme measures. >> especially those in washington. democratic strategists advised the president was come into it, fire, and fight. our political insiders -- chris lane actually filled in. >> is the press secretary performer. spent i sat down and said, this talk, do you agree with this idea? here's what they said. >> i think he

b.tching cecil b.mille. >> that movie was precious to me. they used to show it every good friday like an easter tradition. and then when i got mare areried young and had three children and just because of the business of life, i drifted from god. i didn't rebel against him but he moved to the priefr periphey life and i didn't have time tore prayer. i knew i was saved and if i died i would go to heaven but just missed the fellowship with him and so i just made the decision i wanted to come back to god. i was homesick for him. somebody told me about about a bible class. >> mike: what a beautiful expression. homesick for god. i love that expression. >> because we were made for him. if you have known him and sort of fall away from the relationship there is a longing in your heart and nothing else satisfies. i had that longing for him again and i knew where to find him in the pages of my bible. i just didn't have the discipline to do it. somebody told me about bible study fellowship. i had 500 ladies show u

[laughter] i've got to remember the atoka felch it's a big cheer in new hampshire and cecil gets cheers in south africa. i've got to remember. [laughter] i took the wrong desolation bill the deplorable british imperialist. there's still the assumption of the generations when he said to be born and englishmen was to win the first prize in the lottery of life and on the eve of the great war he got around to taunt the ruling class the too smart and self observed to see what was coming. do you think, he wrote, the laws of god will be suspended in favor of england because you were born in it? in our time to be born a citizen of the united states is to win first prize in the lottery of life, and as britain did in too many americans assume it will always be so. do you think the law of god will be suspended in favor of america simply because you were born and it? think carefully about that question. when you live in the north country, when you live in a state where the weather spend six months of the year trying to throttle the life out of you one thing you understand is the fragility of the ci

carrington >> michael carroll >> peter carroll >> james joseph carson, jr. >> marcia cecil carter >>l cartier >> vivian casalduc praxair and carver. >> -- sharon carver. >> john francis casazza >> paul r. cascio >> margarito casillas >> thomas anthony casoria >> william otto caspar >> my amazing and beautiful daughter, judy hazel fernandez. judy, you gave us so much joy. we miss you so much. you will always be in our hearts. your nephew, tim, and your neices love you. >> and our son, louis anthony capricci. >> alejandro castano >> arcelia castillo >> germaan castillo garcia >> leonard m. castrianno >> jose ramon castro >> richard g. catarelli >> christopher sean caton >> robert john caufield >> mary teresa caulfield >> judson cavalier >> michael joseph cawley >> jason david cayne >> juan armando ceballos >> jason michael cefalu thomas joseph celic >> ana mercedes centeno >> joni cesta >> and our mother. we love you, and we miss you. >> and my nephew, kevin colbert. your mom and three brothers love you very much, and they miss you every day. >> jeffrey marc chairnoff >> swarna chalasa

basically, all of i-95, cecil county through hartford county, and bel air southward, heavy rains northeastern baltimore county, through the city. real heavy showers moving through bowie, annapolis, up 2, and 97. tough times for beach travelers returning. heavy rain for tailgaters in college park right now. wet weather coming through, we'll still have a game, but definitely locking at wet weather now. as we look at the forecast for you, 8:00 tonight, 75, rainy, muggy. a wet one out there. hopefully, that helps to neutralize the miami offense. 74 right now. out at the airport, hovering in the mid-70s the next several hours. humidity extremely high.  you see the change in the weather. the clouds thicken up. you get the downpours, everything soaked there. very high humidity already in place. not just tonight, into tomorrow, struggling to get out of the 60s. with more and more of the rain cooled airs. you'll get in here in the next hour or two. western maryland. definitely flooding going on toward western virginia right now. this is the center of what is left of lee and the area of wet weather w

. >>> a body has been found floating in tell k river in cecil county. it was discovered a recovered near the slips at the try tan marina. police say the man was in the water for sometime. they have no reports of missing boaters or swimmers and working the identify the body. >>> you can feel that fall like weather is coming. today started out cool and more is headed our way. take a look outside this noon. gorgeous looking start to the week's end. is this going to end soon? tim williams is in the first warning weather center. >> don, we've had a pretty nice afternoon, shaping up and while there is a chance of showers, right on through the weekend, really what we are dealing with is a transition in temperatures. normal high is 72 degrees. that's our average for this date. 75 now with a good bit of sunshine, out there early today and wind from the southwest combined to give us a temperature above our average 50 oakland. 63 cumberland. 76 on the shore. the high pressure that's going to be moving in here is going to be butted up against the low that won't go

a line of showers on the eastern shore, literally on the eastern shore of the bay from cecil county down to kent county. all of this east of baltimore and it looks like things are beginning to dry out west of baltimore. the threat of showers is diminishing. a risk of a shower will continue south and east of town to the early evening. temperatures were warned today. 81 degrees downtown baltimore. for the last day of september, we are only supposed to see highs in the low 70's. we argue the 80 degree mark. it was higher than normal. that has been the theme of the month, warm and wet. the month will end with over 13 inches of rain, shattering the old record set in 1934 of just over 12 inches of rain. this month will check in as the third with -- what this month of any month in baltimore. we ended up with just about half of an inch behind that for the third place all time. it changes of the way, not as far as raincoats. more than in the weekend forecast. temperatures will get cooler. it is moving south and east into the mid-atlantic. already invading western maryland. oakland is down to 45 d

little girl, eight or nine, i can't remember the year, the date it was good friday, and i watched cecilve him my life as lord and from that moment forward i a have loved him. >> mike: there's irony, not come loving the lord at one of h his, but a cecil b demille. >> they use today show it every friday. easter tradition and when i got married and had three children and because of the business of life, i drifted from god. i didn't rebel against him, but he moved to the privilegery of my life and didn't have time for prayer or bible and disciplines to maintain the relationship, i knew i was saved if i died i'd go to heaven and i missed the fellowship with him and made the decision to come back to god and home sick. somebody told me about a bible class. >> mike: what a beautiful expression, home sick for god. love that expression. >> if you've ever known time and fall away from that relationship, there's a longing in your heart and nothing else satisfies. you know, and so i had that longing for him again, and i knew where to find him, in the pages of my bible on my knees, i didn't have the

. >> new tonight, natural resources police are looking to identify a man whose body was found in a cecil county waterway this afternoon near the marina services in the elk river. officials believe the body had been in the water for some time. couple -- a man could spend the rest of his life in prison for sexually exploiting a minor to produce a child pornography. the 72-year-old was sentenced to 18 years. according to his plea agreement, he made videos of himself molesting a 9-year-old girl with other obscene images. police have recalled their arrest warrant for mr. randall. he was wanted for sexually assaulting a woman. detectives say they have interviewed randall and after consulting with the state attorney have decided not to serve the warrant. the state plans to take up president obama on his offer to waive a failing report for some schools. more than 100 maryland schools failed to meet adequate yearly progress, mandated by the "no child left behind" law. parents are complaining be law does not look at overall progress. >> there are many schools trying very hard, doing everything the

at one checkpoint we met julia hickman and cecil reynolds. >> we just want to see our home. we just want to see where it was. >> reporter: a neighbor snapped a picture of where their two- story brick home used to stand and where their dog, annie, died. >> there are many, many, many of our friends that don't have homes and many people out here that don't have anything. >> reporter: what are you going to do, like, right now? you can't get in. >> well, we're going to go back to our hotel room and get back on the internet and start searching for a place to live. >> reporter: finding a place to live is an issue for thousands. the bastrop middle school is a temporary shelter. ken and lynn conner arrived with only the clothes on their backs. their house burn down monday. >> we are going back. >> we're going back. >> we're going back. that's our property, our lively... our life out there. >> yeah. >> reporter: when you say you're going to go back, are you going to rebuild? >> we're going to rebuild. >> yes. yes. >> reporter: with the fire at least 30% contained now, scott, we're beg

the p-51 mustang, a world war ii fighter slamming into the ground. [ screaming ] >> reporter: ben cecil in the bleachers with his family shot the video. >> to be honest it's hard for me to talk about. there was about one to one and a half seconds he was pointed right at us. i started to flinch and then, miraculously for my family, he pulled up and misses the bleachers. >> reporter: the video and earlier released still photos show part of the tail section called a trim tab missing. investigators from the ntsb found it over the weekend. the plane also carried a video camera and flight data recorder. the information stored on memory cards like this one. investigators think they have recovered some of the cards and they are hoping to find useful data. the plane had been heavily modified for racing -- the wings clipped and the engine souped up for speed. the pilot, 74-year-old jimmy leeward. >> i know the speed. i know it will do the speed. the systems aren't proven yet. we think they're going to be okay. >> reporter: were they okay? that's one question investigators will try to answer. in t

at one checkpoint we met julia hickman and cecil reynolds. >> we just want to see our home. we just want to see where it was. >> reporter: a neighbor snapped a picture of where their two-story brick home used to stand and where their dog, annie, died. finding a place to live is an issue for thousands. the bastrop middle school is a temporary shelter. can and lynn connor arrived with only the clothes on their backs. their house burned monday. >> we are going back, that's our property, our life out there. >> reporter: dean reynolds, cbs news, bastrop, texas. >>> overseas, moammar gadhafi says he is still in libya and vows to never leave, it came in an audio message broadcast on syrian tv this morning. the voice, purportedly moammar gadhafi, urges followers to keep fighting. >>> in russia, investigators are hunting for clues for what caused a plane crash that killed most of a hockey team. the russian built jet went down in the volga river, killing 43 people, most of them hockey players and coaches. >>> a former olympian's embarrassing run-in with the law, just ahead. >>> plus r

man only two people survived the crash rescue forward alexander gallimore and crewmember alexander cecil are still in a serious condition in a moscow hospital. now at the rugby world cup scotland have beaten remaining a thirty four points to twenty four and their first game in paul barry although gallen had to rely on the late tries from simon danieli to make sure of that when they were twenty four twenty one behind was just twelve minutes remaining in england start their campaign against argentina and the other game in pool b. today for the same. and half is on the way in the game between fiji and the maybe into the and then maybe fifteen at the moment and later france take on japan in people say for yesterday host new zealand enjoyed it come to win over tonga in poor like they took a twenty nine year lead in oakland three first our prices from israel dark i'm richard carney the full kirchner landed apparently for tango on the stroke of half time drum you know scored for hosts as the fifth try while trying to could only manage their first of the night after seventy two minutes now is to

just a few showers here on the eastern shore but heavier from cecil, hartford back through baltimore and down in to the city. this rain reaches well south and west. moisture back into west virginia. it's a solid 50-mile across from west to east and is moving limited movement from west to east. it's training precipitation with more moderate showers out in the western part of the state. rain totals have been up to two inches, 1.3 -- lighter totals. getting an inch or more. that rain moving in as which came l aps e. the wet weather. it'll stay wet out there. flash flood watch up tomorrow. could be extended or shifted east. it's the western shore extending out to garret. with that flood watch and there are several warnings in the baltimore area for the next hour to hour and a half. tomorrow 60s, upper 60s, with all that rain cooling, it's going to be a soaker. as we zoom out wider there is some dryer weather over the upper midwest but this front is basically stalled out. you have the leftovers of what was once lee, centered over the temperature ten area, mississippi, all that mouse sent

people survived the crash but your forwards alexander galley north and crewmember alexander cecil still in serious condition in a moscow. now the rugby world cup scotland have been remaining a thirty four points to twenty four and their first game and paul three well o'sullivan had to rely on the late tries from simon danieli to make sure of that when they were twenty four twenty one behind the just twelve minutes remaining england start their campaign against argentina in the early game in full speed today on the same. and half is on the way in the game between fiji and the media improved day and maybe fifteen in the last hour the moments and latest brands take on your pants in full day for yesterday host new zealand enjoyed a country when i was trying to improve like they took a twenty nine year lead in oakland first up prices from israel dark i'm richard cari before landing i don't see photography on the stroke of half time i drum you know school for house fish fry while trying to put only money for the first of the night after seventy two minutes now as to my lower school was the so

boulder yesterday only two people surprised rushed forward alexander telling off the number alexander cecil they suffered extensive pins and are in a serious condition in hospital in moscow. now the us open bit is one of the open and to see it public have been knocked out of the quarter finals they were the last remaining russians in the tournament so one of the over reached the final here last year but was stanley beaten. in straight sets taking both by six games three this is those seven successive win over the russian and she will play german angelica kerber next after she beat flavia pennetta. only it's always nice to finish the market let's say. that we can't play the way today if they are a long way to get around that we paid to do is really really pleasing it to do when he gets play like here it's obviously a quality private please get a good feeling. and she was joined in the semifinals by serena williams a three time u.s. open champion beating russian and to see a public change of a seven five six one next play world number one caroline wozniacki. i think her work is that. she was

natural resources police say they pulled a body prom the elk river in cecil county. >>> a man is charged with sexually assaulting a crass mate. edmond raped amid in october. he maintains the sex was con send consensual. police commissioner, fred biel feld is working to change the definition of rape. this would be the first change in that definition in more than 80 years. if update is expected to include more forms of sexual assault. they may look tough on the outside but they are big softies on the inside. jones, johnson and rollo will pose for pictures with their pets as part of a calendar put together to benefit the antianimal abuse campaign in baltimore. how many times did you say, awe? news and first morning weather today at noon. updates available at anywhere at any time, from anywhere, at wjz.com.

. >> a body was found in a cecil county water way. this is an elkton. the body had been in the water for quite some time. a man is charged with driving under the influence after a car veered off the road and hit a man on this porch. victim struck did undergo surgery. his condition is unknown this morning. a midshipman is found guilty of assaulting a female midshipman. patrick edmund was found not guilty of sodomy. he raped his classmate in your dorm room in october. he testified the sex was consensual. he will be expelled. >> facebook meets capitol hill. they want the trade commission to investigate how if facebook tracks where you go on-line even after you log out. tracie potts has more on the story. >> when you log data facebook and visit any of nearly 1 million sites with a light button -- like button, that sends a message to facebook that you have been there. >> following you room to room but you cannot see them. >> it is a bit scary because it is called fortune list sharing -- frictionless sharing. they want facebook to be investigated. uses adjust

cécile to be just my close calls money so yeah you have a show you. put on this u.s.airways flight a college football player showing his drawers brought the pilot out of the cockpit . but. twenty year old dijon marman was then arrested and escorted off the plane dr oz says it was no accident believe he is a victim of discrimination that his civil rights were violated because some are situated that fly airplanes and may be dressed. in appropriate dress or unusual dress when that target as he was the sagging pants on this young man led to this awkward exchange with a police officer patting him down the street. still look at it. if you think. about this these young men not sorry at all. it's not like. he should he be looking at out what we want does that automatically mean you're trouble if you've got your hands down. probably the. right way see a lady i know pampling to a got only a lock only let me get out because i'm looking like a fool more like it say some. on the ground looking like a phony which this video of a contestant on american idol went viral while lawmaker

cécile t.v. just let my clothes cost money so yeah you know show us. the event on this u.s.airways flight a college football player showing his drawers brought the pilot out of the cockpit . of the well my. three year old dijon marman was then arrested and scored off the plane dr oz says it was no accident but believe he is a victim of those discrimination that his civil rights were violated because of the similarly situated that fly airplanes that may be addressed in. appropriate dress or unusual dress were not targeted as he was the sagging pants on this young man led to this awkward exchange with the police officer patting him down the cheek of the mic never. told you if it. was here. the fifty third. or about that these young men not sorry at all they did not like the racket. and you can even look at out what are we walking does it automatically mean you're trouble if you've got your pants down you mean trouble looking. down my skill to the right way see a legal pimp only two got only mockingly that leave it out because i'm looking like a fool more like it say son trying

. >> no word on the identity of a man whose body was pulled out of the river in cecil county. authorities believe the victim had been in the water for quite some time. >> a man could spend the rest of this life in prison for producing child pornography. he was sentenced to 18 years in prison. he created three videos of himself molesting a girl. he pleaded guilty back in april. police have recalled an arrest warrant of the man suspected in a sexual assault. david randall was wanted for assaulting a woman in glen burnie. detectives interviewed him and police have decided not to serve the warrant. >> a teenager recovers after being struck by a car. as happened in woodlawn -- this happened in woodlawn when she was struck by a suv. >> another food recall this morning. this one is willing to listeria. kate amara has that story. >> the fda spotted the listeria in one bag of chopped romaine lettuce from true leaf farms, leading the california company to recall about 90 cartons for possible contamination. the ceo says he's working with the fda. >> we grow all our product outside and so

and even a silent film by cecil b. demille. i saw that part. they used gelatin, and there were heat jets that purposed, and -- burned, and like john fulton did in the later movie, they came together by reversing the movie, reversing the films. i like special effects. >> [inaudible] >> oh. well, about how long -- >> well, i think i've got the heart of your question, and i'll give a quick illustration -- in 1960 the book came out called the year 2000. wonderful book, early use of computers just coming in. and he -- they, hudson institute put it together -- and the book starts with long-term, multifold trends. and among them the first 18 were about secularization and religion. so they said the future of the world will be that everything will be determined impairically -- impairically. there were about ten adjectives. empirical, concrete, pragmatic, a whole list of these things. and then they said, because they were not dumb people, we're looking long term instead of the short term. and if you look at the long term, he listed a lot of philosophers

with children's charities over northern california food bank, a relative food bank, the cecil and glideith 3000 meals on tap for the homeless in san francisco. >> reporter: a charity event tonight for a coke. how did they get you to get to " this year? >> finally pages said give me the date to put me on the calendar. all of a sudden that it was here on my calendar! sold out! >> we were almost sold out. >> for the concert tickets available. the dinner is available with great items with organic sonoma county products, lamb and recipes from my cookbook ahead it is starstruck, and in our own backyard it is amazing. and because you are from a north they got bay resident. with foo, concerts', and the lineup! some of my favorites. with the doobie brothers, leonard scanner, my boy hagar. >> the 24 it is going to be special but this is a topper. houghwww.www.brcone.com >> some to be brothers tomorrow sammy hagar, leon russell and jeff watts in is going to come. carlos rey yes. >> tickets available at brcon.com the event is taking place. a charity golf tournament on sunday that is also sold out.

. >> cecille lorella. >> john brett cahill. >> michael john cahill. >> scott walter cahill. >> and myburlingame iii, navel academy fighter pilot who fought with every last ounce of strength he had to save passengers and crew. we miss you, chick, and we love you. [speaking spanish] >> my husband, pedro francisco checko. frank, you will always be the missing puzzle in our family. we love and miss you. 143, eternally yours. >> thomas joseph cahill. >> george c. caine. >> salvatore b. calabro. phillip g. jose calderon. >> taz marcus caldwell. felix bobby fleeceay. >> francis joseph callahan. >> liam callahan. >> suzanne m. cali. rocco camag. >> michael cam rata. >> jeffrey thomas campbell. >> and my niece, monique dejesus, we love you, we miss you always, you're forever in our hearts. >> and my father, gerard chefren, a hero, more importantly, the best dad i could ever have. we miss you. >> robert campbell. >> sandra patricia campbell. >> sean thomas canavan. >> john candla. steven j. candlohse. >> brian qanasato. >> michael farr canty. >> jonathan capelleo. >> james cappers. >> richard m

cecil rhodes the great british, actually wasn't a great british imperialist, remarkedly unpleasant man but he -- forgot where i was for a minute. got to remember.

jackie cecil alerted me to it. we'll take a look at that stretch of freeway in a moment. start with a bridge check at the bay bridge toll plaza. in early backup on the bay bridge. the backup to riches beyond att was spelled. if a 16-18 minute drive time. that is a full backup for the bay bridge. you're right on the san mateo bridge has been a problem free for the better part of the morning and so it continues. a 14 minute drive time to foster city from hayward and this morning. your golden gate bridge or ride, we have been watching the fall. it has been sitting just off the bridge and off the golden gate for about an hour or so. no delays for the southbound 101 ride. in the north bay there is a delay in iran right at marin would drive time is still only 28 minutes heading south from nevada to the toll plaza of the golden gate bridge. heavy traffic southbound heading out of pleasant hill into walnut creek. lighter than usual in the san ramon valley. call potential hot spots in hayward. >> president will unveil a long-term deficit reduction plan. the podium is set up. this

it's the cecile politics of climate change if you like if the science is flawed, how come so many people believe in it, and i think one reason is that is built into our dna is this in a catastrophe i think every generation believes that somehow it will be the last, that it will be the one that so shapes the world that it will destroy it through its own evil and if you look at religion through the ages, what it is about in one way or another is atoning of the fence to try to appease the gods. the aztecs dealt with this by sacrificing people and sucking the blood out of their hearts, they're still beating hearts in medieval times the question tennyson's by wearing a and today in the modern movement they do it by imposing taxes on flights and forcing everyone to use crappy flittering yellow light bulbs that give you a headache. >> there's this thing we must also punish ourselves to make for a world a better place, and it is my contention in the book which may initially quite seem controversy about the facts bear this out that actually you don't have to make a choice between either the envir

in cecil and howard counties, irene led to the opening of a significant number of floodgates on the conawego dam due to rising water levels feeding in from the susquehanna river. this was the first time the engineers took such measures since tropical storm isabelle hit in 2003. opening of the floodgates led to flooding and property damages in many areas and a mandatory evacuation in areas of maryland. people had to leave their homes. the streets were under water. when the water receded, there was muck and damage to the towns. in southern maryland, damage from metal on a roof that was blown into a transformer forced the shutdown of a reactor at culver cliffs nuclear power plant. in culvert county, many of the substations were damaged and rendered inoperable during irene resulting in widespread power outages for most customers and closed businesses for several days. you have heard about the power outages. we had whole counties where everyone was out of power, everyone. we had in most of our counties the majority of the people lost their power. not for a couple of hours. for many days, causing

and bridgeport, connecticut, cecil on our line for democrats. caller: good morning. i really appreciate you coming on this morning talking about what you're talking about because i actually have two pafse pending in connecticut because of me exercising my first amendment right. i have a court case in new haven superior federal court and a case in hartford's superior court because i would not drop my public safety concerns i was terminated from my job after being there for 24 years and i have a problem with elected officials and people that look like you and i when goy to them ask for support they say i know those people. and instead of them doing what they swore under oath to do, but they use it for that purpose and it's ashame that the constitution cannot be handled unless you go to court. glenn: in the baltimore sun this morning, solar loan questions heat up. obama fund raiser linked to program that helped the firm in the tribune newspapers. back to the phones in our discussion regarding significance of the constitution in your daily life. wanda on our line for ind

competing against ever-growing competition, not just from other general search engines but also from cecil networking's -- but also from social networks. because it is free and easy to try different alternatives, users are quick to switch to the sources of information on the internet that they find. it is the easiest to use in the most responsive. there is the single right answer to what is most responsive to consumer questions. the essence of the competition is to make a judgment about how best to answer the billions of query's that they receive every day. for the government to dictate how google should make those judgments, whether to rank it will be to turn the search service and to a regulated utility. it will make google less responsive to its users. compete every day to provide the fastest and most responsive answers. it has often been the case that they have saw to invoke the antitrust laws to freeze technology. and the late 1970's, the broad antitrust suits. it provides a major innovation. it will cut into the sales of the drives. even if the innovation seems part of competitors, i