actually, the chargers called time out. >> greg: chargers called time out. >> dan: wow. >> greg: so each side with one time out remaining. the falcons knocking on the door. this has been a pretty atypical preseason game. >> dan: these guys are battling for their future, a number of them -- how about bergeron this last drive. two catches in a row, and he's got his team inside the two yard line. the question now for atlanta, they have one time out to go so they can come in with some heavy personnel and try and run the ball in. or they can try to get redman on the move. >> greg: if dan fouts was my quarterback, i would say quarterback draw. >> dan: and you would be looking at a new quarterback coming into the game, probably. >> greg: second and goal. haines, the long back. now joined in the backfield. it is haines, the first guy through and he is hit, and may have gotten back to the line of scrimmage. >> dan: heck of a tackle by eric bakhtiari, first-year player out of san diego. get help on the inside as well. anthony felder, rookie out of california. a couple of young linebackers for san

beaches of san diego aren't the only reasons why philip rivers is enjoying life as a member of the chargers.

you know we'll get the best for the best in the defense of the san diego chargers.is football team. we'll wrap up the afc west again. again, the chargers leading the west out in the afc. >> bold ocomments from e.a. >>> ladainian tomlinson has seen his numbers decline each year. injuries limited tomlinson to just five carries in two playoff games. an overtime win to the colts and a loss to the steelers. >> tomorrow on espnews, we take a closer look at the denver broncos. we'll tell you what to expect without jay cutler and what josh mcdaniels is going to bring to the table. >> back here on espnews with you, mike yam and steve bunin. steve, for nascar fans, bad news today. >> watkins glen, the road race, has been postponed. too much rain. they'll try to get it going tomorrow at noon eastern on espn. we'll keep you posted if we hear anything else out of new york. o >>> up next on espnews, just three weeks until the u.s. open gets underway. andy roddick back on his "a" game after the thriller in win game after the thriller in win against rogerdecided to push myself furt

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you know, your charger is still using energy when it's plugged into the wall, right? yeah, but that's not my charger. i don't even have a cell phone. [ballad ringtone playing] uh-oh. um... [music stops] heh. announcer: millions of kids are using their energy wisely. >>> in nicole's video scrapbook, she takes us into the field with a team of scientists uncovering the past. >> south dakota's badlands national park is a gold mine of history. in this case the gold is a vast array of fossils. >> a fossil is a trace of the past. a fossil is not necessarily a bone. fossilization is a process by which bone turns into rock. some fossils do still have an original element of bone in them. but most fossils that are older have already turned to rock. >> ellen is heading up a team of paleontologists at what's called the "pig dig." this is the fossil of an archaeocerium, a giant pig that lived 33 million years ago. what is a paleontologist? >> a paleontologist is someone who studies life of the past, not people, but animals and traces of them. so, if you'd like to take a walk over t

you know, your charger is still using energy when it's plugged into the wall, right?eah, but that's not my charger. i don't even have a cell phone. [ballad ringtone playing] uh-oh. um... [music stops] heh. announcer: millions of kids are using their energy wisely. >>> welcome back. our show "teen kids news" is actually the brain child of this man. his name is al primo and he's a legend in the news business. back in the 1960s he changed the way tv news was delivered. >> so what was news like in the '60s? and what did you create that changed that? >> well, back in the '60s it was was one anchorman reading the news to one big large audience and that anchorman was a man, and it was a white anglo-saxon protestant man and what eyewitness did was to bring reporters onto the set, and create a family of news pepeopl and what that really meant was it elevated the importance of their story, and increased the audience view of what was really going on. >> the eyewitness news format caught on quickly with the viewers. what was so special about eyewitness news? >> well, i think the

you know, your charger is still using energy when it's plugged into the wall, right? yeah, but that's not my charger. i don't even have a cell phone. [ballad ringtone playing] uh-oh. um... [music stops] heh. announcer: millions of kids are using their energy wisely. >>> well, bullets, bombs, the threat of kidnappings, those are the obvious dangers u.s. troops deal with when they go off to war, but there is one enemy they never thought they'd have to face, faulting contracting work. now some u.s. lawmakers want a top contractor to pay the price. now let's turn it over to cnn's abbi boudreau from our special investigations unit with a full report on this. >> reporter: u.s. contractor kbr received $83.4 million in bonus payments for electrical work it performed in iraq during the past several years. now, there's a push for kbr to give that money back. >> these are just absolutely stunning conclusions about failures by kbr as well as failures by our government. >> u.s. senators bob casey and byron dorgan joined sergeant ryan mesa's mother at a news conference. her son was

you know, your charger is still using energy when it's plugged into the wall, right? yeah, but that's not my charger. i don't even have a cell phone. [ballad ringtone playing] uh-oh. um... [music stops] heh. announcer: millions of kids are using their energy wisely. >>> we are back with michael oren, israel's ambassador to the united states. you have been ambassador for two weeks, and i think you've set a record. you have sent someone to the state twice already to be told that obama vigorously disagrees with expansion settlements in the west bank. >> let me correct it. i was never summoned to the state department. it was told to the press, and at one time i had a discussion with the secretary of state as a courtesy meeting and an issue came up about jerusalem, perfectly respectable and appropriate approach by the state department about an issue in israeli internal policy. the second time there was a phone call. i wasn't summoned at all. again, very, very soft-spoken. but there was an issue. israel and the united states have agreed to differ about the issue of jerusale

you know, your charger is still using energy when it's plugged into the wall, right? yeah, but that's not my charger. i don't even have a cell phone. [ballad ringtone playing] uh-oh. um... [music stops] heh. announcer: millions of kids are using their energy wisely. >>> more of fareed zakaria gps in a moment but here's what's happening right now. di diveres have recovered a fifth body from a crash after a small plane and a helicopter collided over the hudson river. diveres also recovered a section of the plane today. >>> he'll leave for gaud la har a tomorrow. high on the agenda. the global economic crisis and strategy to contain the h1n1 virus. >>> back to fareed zakaria gps right after this. >>> in our for our what in the world segment. it's a website, and you probably don't know what it says. let me explain. it's the website of the former president of iran, and it declares the ongoing trials of son 100 iranian figures, politicians and journalists to be show trials. it's the latest in a series of charges made by major leaders in iran against the regime. i can say th

you know, your charger is still using energy when it's plugged into the wall, right? yeah, but that's not my charger. i don't even have a cell phone. [ballad ringtone playing] uh-oh. um... [music stops] heh. announcer: millions of kids are using their energy wisely. >>> let's resume our case load here with our legal guy avery friedman who is back with us. richard herrmann is not with us today. he has given us sentiments on some of the cases and legal matters we'll be delving into. let's talk about supreme court justice sonia sotomayor, sworn in today by chief justice john roberts. what is different here, it was televised. it didn't take place at the u.s. supreme court. i misspoke. it did take place at the u.s. supreme court. talk about the separation of powers and if that is going to be an issue since president obama a big fan of sonia sotomayor. he appointed her. >> sure. this was a great day for america, fredericka. not for the reasons a lot of people are thinking. we recognize now justice sotomayor, but what happened is america has never seen in our nation's histor

in june chargers linebacker shawne merriman hosted an event and called out his nfl twitter rival. >>you guys haven't been watching twitter and the little thing that's been going on with me and this other guy named ochoa, i know i feel the same way, don't worry about it. >> bengals chad ochoa not only exchanged trash talk but also considering tweeting from the end zone. >> i'm just bringing the fun back my way. i'm sure they are going to bring a fine some way but got to understand. >> according to twitter athletes.com more than 700 professional athletes have twitter accounts. >> hi, i'm kathleen he is earth. >> the president of sports media challenge a public relations firm that advises a number of professional teams and athletes. >> twitter enables athletes to go directly to the fan. so that they don't have to have a p.r. person saying be here, do this, say this. or don't do this. or don't say this or no, you're not available. >> he is earth said total autonomy with the athletes has created a closer bond with their fans. shaquille o'neal is one of the most active athletes on twitter.

you know, your charger is still using energy when it's plugged into the wall, right? yeah, but that's not my charger. i don't even have a cell phone. [ballad ringtone playing] uh-oh. um... [music stops] heh. announcer: millions of kids are using their energy wisely. >>> it was a murder that rocked america, not only because of its brutality but also because of the victim. a boy named emmitt till. the boy from chicago was visiting what might as well have been a different country for him. while he had been warned to mind his manners around white people, his murder helped to galvanize the fledgling civil rights movement. till was staying with the family of his cousin, siddian wright. >> he whistled at a white woman and that sparked a chain of events. first of all, did he actually whistle? >> he did whistle, i was standing right beside him. one boy said his mother didn't whistle, but his mother wasn't there. >> what kind of a whistle was it? >> he didn't think it was a big deal? >> he expected us to laugh. >> he just was try to be cute? >> trying to be cute, trying to be f

you know, your charger is still using energy when it's plugged into the wall, right? yeah, but that's not my charger. i don't even have a cell phone. [ballad ringtone playing] uh-oh. um... [music stops] heh. announcer: millions of kids are using their energy wisely. >>> if you're just tuning in, nine people were killed when a small plane and tourist helicopter collided over the hudson river. it was in an area between pier 40 in lower manhattan and hokoken, new jersey. robert wagner shot this photo. the object is the street is believed to be a tire there one of the aircraft. he also took this photo, one of the police boats as it patrolled the river looking for crash debris and possible bodies. liberty tours operates the sight seeing helicopter. no comment from them so far, but two years ago, one of their helicopters dropped 500 feet with seven passengers and the pilot was credited with safely landing in the hudson and evacuating all of her passengers. and in 1997, a r ocht tor on the helicopter clipped a building forcing an emergency building. no one was hurt in that o

you know, your charger is still using energy when it's plugged into the wall, right? yeah, but that's not my charger. i don't even have a cell phone. [ballad ringtone playing] uh-oh. um... [music stops] heh. announcer: millions of kids are using their energy wisely. >>> four decades after man walked on the moon we are living through the 40th anniversary of a rock concert. why is woodstock, complete with two new books a movie and new articles discussed and debated? dude it was a seminole moment for the baby boomers and we dominate the media. >> woodstock started 40 years ago this weekend. those who were there have their own memories, or not. those who weren't there, have seen the images. >> now this could blow your mind. wou woodstock was 40 years ago this weekend. >> was a spectacle. 400,000 young people descending on a farm in upstate new york for three days of sex, drugs and rock 'n roll. ♪ i'm yours >> were big bands, crosby stills and nash, joan bayes, jimi hendrix. ♪ janis joplin, grateful dead, the who. ♪ and lots of rain, and lots of trash. perhaps the greatest

you know, your charger is still using energy when it's plugged into the wall, right? yeah, but that's not my charger. i don't even have a cell phone. [ballad ringtone playing] uh-oh. um... [music stops] heh. announcer: millions of kids are using their energy wisely. >>> joining me, ed gillespie, cnn contribute tore and democratic strategist, donna brazil. he says he doesn't like it, that he wants a strong public option in the bill, but if the democrats don't have the votes that he thinks maybe pass a bill that doesn't have a public option, get the conference committee with the house and then maybe try to restore it there. that's the concession of a bit of a problem, isn't it? >> john, first of all, four out of five committees have passed real strong health reform. we know that at some point the democrats will have to get together and try to figure out how to make these bills consistent. the public would like to see some option in the reform package that would lower costs and ensure they don't get dropped from their current system. i believe a public option is necessar

you know, your charger is still using energy when it's plugged into the wall, right? yeah, but that's not my charger. i don't even have a cell phone. [ballad ringtone playing] uh-oh. um... [music stops] heh. announcer: millions of kids are using their energy wisely. hot! hot! hot! time to check your air conditioning? come to meineke now and get a free ac system check. at meineke, you're always the driver. passengers are inside laguardia airport's central terminal. the terminal was actually evacuated this morning after a man walked in with a bag full of wires and two batteries. he has been arrested. police say the device was a hoax. >>> and three u.s. troops have been killed in southern afghanistan's kandahar province today. roadside bombs hit their patrol. july was the deadliest month for forces in afghanistan since the war de gan. >>> taking on the neighborhood. one young man finds his purpose in life by turning crime-ridden streets into a place african-american entrepreneurs can call home. soledad o'brien has this black in america story. >> we're standing in front o

you know, your charger is still using energy when it's plugged into the wall, right? yeah, but that's not my charger. i don't even have a cell phone. [ballad ringtone playing] uh-oh. um... [music stops] heh. announcer: millions of kids are using their energy wisely. good choice. only meineke lets you choose the brake service that's right for you. and save 50% on pads and shoes. meineke. >>> 22 news makers, analysts and report ersz were out on the sunday morning talk shows, but only one gets the last word. that honor today goes to the white house council of economic advisers and professor of columbia university, professor sig lirks t. thank you for being here this morning. >> nice to be here. >> two of the president's top advisers did not rule out the possibility of a middle class tax increase. let's listen to treasury secretary timothy geithner. >> when we have some recovery established led by the private sec sector, then we get to bring deficits down very dramatically. we get to bring it down to a level where the amount we're borrowing from the world is stable at a r

the chargers in the north and west or in the 40's this morning. -- temperatures in the north and west were in the 40's this morning. a cool dry air mass is invading the state. 65 downtown and the bay. high pressure comes in, and that makes for some nice, midsummer weather, comfortably cool tonight and very pleasant tomorrow. on saturday we will see more cloud cover in response to a warm front building across the region. that will have a major impact on temperatures the second half of the weekend. with the humidity staying low, a very pleasant friday. average waves around 1 foot. out west, after a sunny day today, they will do it again tomorrow. near deep creek lake, sunny and 75. down at ocean city tomorrow, we will see partly cloudy skies with high temperatures of 81. 84 tomorrow, a little warmer saturday, and a little more humid. during the evening, a chance for a thunderstorm north of baltimore. then crank up the. -- crank up the heat. thunderstorms arrive again next tuesday. >> in westminster, just one week out from the start of preseason. injuries remain a concern in canada. john

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you know, your charger is still using energy when it's plugged into the wall, right?hat's not my charger. i don't even have a cell phone. [ballad ringtone playing] uh-oh. um... [music stops] heh. announcer: millions of kids are using their energy wisely. hot! hot! hot! time to check your air conditioning? come to meineke now and get a free ac system check. at meineke, you're always the driver. . >>> 33 news makers, analysts and reporters were out on the sunday shows, but only one gets the last word. that honor goes to mike ross of arkansas. he joins us from little rock. mike, thanks for joining us. you are one of the conservative blue dog democrats. one of the things you've raised questions about is this so-called public option to compete with private insurance plans. the secretary of health kathleen sebelius was here earlier. she said the president will seek opposition and choice but not necessarily a robust public option. let's listen. >> i'm convinced at the end of the day the plan will have both of those, but that is not the essential element. >> not the essential

you know, your charger is still using energy when it's plugged into the wall, right? yeah, but that's not my charger. i don't even have a cell phone. [ballad ringtone playing] uh-oh. um... [music stops] heh. announcer: millions of kids are using their energy wisely. >>> good morning. chris gardner. chris gardner. good to see you again. chris gardner. pleasure. i've been sitting out there for the past half hour trying to come up with a story that would explain my being here dressed like this. >> that's will smith in the movie "the pursuit of happiness" he's playing chris gardner. huz remarkable rise chronicled in that film based on a book. he has a new book out as well. this is a man who knows firsthand that you can indeed come back from the brink of financial ruin, ali. >> reporter: and chris gardner is the author of "start where you are, life lessons in getting from where you are to where you want to be." chris, great to have you with us. america has watched your story and loved your story. but it was a story about you being down and out and being in a tough situatio

the chargers were sold from january of 2008 until last month. >>> sony has developed a rechargeable batteryt claims charges faster and has a longer life span than current batteries. sony says the new lithium ion battery contains a material that helps it fully recharge in 30 minutes, about half the time that current batteries take. it can also be recharged upwards of 2,000 times, more than 4,000 times better than the technology available today. sony says the batteries will first appear in tools like power tools before coming to electronics. >>> london's famous royal opera house letting anyone who tweets compose its next opera. twitterers will send one line at a time. and then the words will be put to music. the work will be performed next month. it could bring a new audience to the opera. for information on all these stories log on to the technology page of abcnews.com. those are your "tech bytes," i'm vinita nair. >>> good morning, maryland. i'm jamie costello. >> i'm joce sterman. let's get you informed on the top stories we're working on today. it's like a an out of body experience. you g

you know, your charger is still using energy when it's plugged into the wall, right? yeah, but that's not my charger. i don't even have a cell phone. [ballad ringtone playing] uh-oh. um... [music stops] heh. announcer: millions of kids are using their energy wisely. >>> we're back for the lightning round. the president says those who say there are death panels in the bill who could decide, never mind, you don't get care in end of life, senate says they won't even put that in legislation because of the political storm. kathy sebelius says, wait a minute, there should be something in the conversation to encourage people to have conversation about living wills, about whether they want to be on life support. >> i hope this element is part of it because it's something that people talk with me about all the time, and as i say, i've been through it personally with a mother who was very ill at the end of her life and just having that kind of conversation and consultation, which we finally did, but it was weeks into her hospitalization that the conversation took place. it was

the chargers find him $2,200. they should step put him on a diet. have done it right there. there. >> we have a heavy story of pens -- pittsburgh where a gunman shot several people including the gunman in a fitness center. we will have more on this breaking news story of pittsburg tomorrow. here is our meteorologist. >> the seven-day forecast, classic aug. weather with some storms tomorrow afternoon and warm weather. >> good night.

you know, your charger is still using energy when it's plugged into the wall, right? yeah, but that's not my charger. i don't even have a cell phone. [ballad ringtone playing] uh-oh. um... [music stops] heh. announcer: millions of kids are using their energy wisely. i think i'll go with the basic package. good choice. only meineke lets you choose the brake service that's right for you. and save 50% on pads and shoes. meineke. >> i'm joined by ed henry and jessica young. this is sarah palin on her facebook page talking about the health care plan. the america i know and love is not the one in which my parents or my baby with down's syndrome will have to stand in front of obama's death panel so his bureaucrats can decide, based on a subjective assessment, whether they're worthy of health care. such a system is downright evil. she's not going quietly. >> no, and that's a low blow that's not an accurate assessment of what this panel is, but it definitely will get attention. >> jessica is right, it does get attention. it's not the way to debate this bill, and it's another e

. >>> twitter causing trouble for san diego chargers quarterback antonio. find $2,500 for a tweet.e used twitter to complain about the food at training camp wondering if the nasty food had something to do with not making the super bowl. he said he stand by his tweet. >>> fieldy in. >> whether hefeldy >> everyone today is talking about the emotional feelings of jason campbell on the cover of "sports illustrated." in that issue he vented about being mistreated in the off season. here is what he looked like on the cover and what he had to say. jason campbell said in the article that he felt like a piece of tissue being flushed down the toilet. today jason practiced and was asked if his comments were accurate. >> i was having fun with it, when i quoted. the guy asked me to you i -- howdy feel when that was happening. i said for the most part it didn't bother me. one day sitting at home you see your name pop up on tv, each and every second you feel like a piece of tissue. but i was laughing afterward. it was just something funny. >> offensive line, joe bug letter had to make do with a b

we're going to look at some of these claims now about the super charger fitness routine. and why a dozen people were dozens of feet from the president carrying -- yeah, a gun there. that man is waiting for the president to speak. it's impossible to escape the heat in this building. linda so has a live report. >>> a pretty quiet start to the morning so far but we may see some heavy rain coming in this afternoon. first, let's check the roads with kim. >> traffic moving nicely on southbound 95 headed to the capitol beltway. still key intersections closed. after this. >>> you've seen the ads for shoes that promise to tony up while you walk. is it real? a real fitness shortcut? dr. sanjay looks for us. >> reporter: every month new fitness products hit the market that offer to help you get fit faster and easier. the latest craze? fitness shoes. that claim to build your calves, hamstrings and glute muscles. do they work? sports medicine expert dr. am day use mason says probably not. >> the main thing that makes one shoe better for another one person versus another is the comfort

the charger was sold nationwide.ber three tonight, the this -- the toll of binge drinking on your mind. college age drinkers had trouble -- [ inaudible ] number two, have you seen it yet? the annual perseid meteor shower may be visible tonight if the skies are clear enough for it anyway. experts say the best time to view it is between midnight and 5:00 a.m. number one, credit card companies are getting rid of an annoying fee. some of them at least. come october american express won't charge personal account holders for going over the credit limit. discovery also tells us they plan owning the fee soon. in six months a federal law will clamp down on tho charges. we posted tonight's top five on our website. just go to myfoxdc.com and click on web links. >>> a few storms popping up tonight but it looked like we dodged a bullet. gary has your forecast coming up next. >>> plus foreclosed homes for sale, they're cheap. but there's a little known problem you need to know about before you buy sight unseen. >>> have you ever s

but the chargers fans won't see it on tv. darren joins us with the gory details. >> it's gorey and it doesn't come into play often. it's the age-old rule f. a team doesn't sell off within 72 hours of kickoff, within 75 miles doesn't get to see the game. that's what will happen. the chargers had about 6,000 seats to sell by the deadline. blackout games in local markets hasn't been that common. the past four years and more than 95% of games have been sold out. that's an incredible feat. even though the economy will not be eased. they have seen a huge drop this upcoming season. what make this is year different? in the past the teams have been bailed out by sponsors, especially winn-dixie who paid for thousands of empty seats to ensure they can watch things at home. it will be harder to shareholders and why do something like this in this economy is a good move. >> they blakd out in that local market. >> you can't go to the bar and watch it there? >> darn. listen to the radio. >> thank you, darren. see you later. back to the new y

the chargers quarterback according to espn.com's has agreed to an extension worth $92. $39 million isn roethlisberger, he's won two super bowls. eli manning, a super bowl mvp. philip rivers hasn't been to the big game but he's been to the playoffs every year since he took over as the starting quarterback. gets a contract that puts him in the same salary range as a super bowl winning quarterback drafted the same year. >> how about this undrafted free agent beats out a former number one overall pick for the niners starting quarterback gig. shaun hill beat out alex smith for the job. hill will be an opening day starting quarterback for the first time in his eight-year career. he only has 10 career starts under his belt. but he's 7-3 as a starter. since 2007, both hill and smith have started games at quarterback for the niners. hill has clearly produced the better results. san francisco opens this season against defending nfc champ arizona. >> up ahead on espnews, find out how a cocktail at an airport bar got michael vick in trouble with his adviser tony dungy. >> in an exclusive intervie

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kind of a charger. >> caller: i think i have a stock for you that is a diamond in the rough. penn virginia resources. pvr. it raised its dividend last quarter. and this quarter just ending, looks like it is repositioning itself since it is gas line and pipelines. >> i have to tell you. i think everything you just said is absolutely right about it but the problem is, it's coal. and i still think there is a very good chance at some point in this administration, that coal becomes over pennsylvanians, i think that could happen. when it hams, i think penn virginia's di denied will be in danger. short term you're right, long term, i see no future in this country for coal. can we go to jeff in pennsylvania? >> caller: boo-ya, jim. from pennsylvania, the city of brotherly love. >> from the elk club. come on. >> sxl. >> stock is rampant. >> i look it a, i couldn't recommend it. i have to tell you, i saw sun oil ramping today. sun. and i am hearing, this is the first i've heard of it. the margins might be better at sun oil and other refiners. i think, and my source is real good, that b

and doesn't even look like it is a charger. >> no. >> it looks like it is a little case. >> it has a little bulk but it is worth it. this will keep me out and about for maybe a full day, maybe two days. i'm known for dropping my iphone all the time this one has no dingz on dings on it. i've been careful. this is the new sony walkman, the w series. there are no cords on it because the earbuds are actually the walkman itself. this holds two gigs of music. i think the pink looks nice. you want to try it on? >> which way do i put it on? this way? >> no, behind your head, yeah. >> i can do it if you want. maybe pink is better for me. it is great for hiking, going to the gym. >> great part about it, can you hear me? can you hear me? >> yes, i can hear you. >> this is -- this is for the swimmer in you, right? >> yes. this is for the swimmer, swim cap optional. these don't have earbuds that go in your ear. it rests against your cheek and the vibration just sends straight into your head. >> you're kidding me? >> i'm not kidding you. >> right t

>> it's called the solarville solar battery charger.es and other smart electronic devices. >> all the stuff you don't think you need but it's something you want. >> these both have mass appeal which are good inventions. i'm sure you see >>> hello again. it is five minutes before 9:00 and very warm and humid. >> we have been discussing for the past couple of days calm winds. when it's this humid and warm. besides being stuffy, perfect air traffic control for bugs. i've been hit with more mosquitoes in the past three days. 88 the high temperature today. we'll watch for a chance of a thunderstorm this afternoon and evening. the five-day forecast shows another chance tomorrow. maybe lingering into saturday morning. saturday, sun in the afternoon. the latest temperatures and humidity is out of here as the cold front passes through. and then the mid-80s with sunshine sunday, monday and tuesday. >> thank you. >>> the beating of a four amish that put an elderly man into the hospital. >> one man is in custody this morning facing 19 criminal char

cromartie of the san diego chargers must pay the price. cromartie doesn't like the food being served at training camp. you eat a lot of food. he dislikes it so much he says the bad food is the reason they haven't reached the super bowl recently. he shared it on twitter. harmless? funny? no, guilty. the chargers found out about it and they weren't laughing, finding him $2,500. if you play for the chargers and you don't like the food, keep your tweets to yourself. that's it for me. >> fined him for complaining about the food? >> speaking of twitter, huge announcement made last night over twitter by paula abdul. brace yourself. gather your loved ones around. we have a major announcement when we come back. ( dog barking ) ( sheets buffeting ) ( man ) whoa ! ♪ >>> time for some news you can't use. the moment we suspected was coming but doesn't make it any easier. we've been hearing paula abdul was not happy with her deal with "american idol." everybody else getting the big money. >> i prayed. i prayed. >> last night it became official. she told

. >> the san diego chargers have fined antonio cromartie $2,500 force writing that the training camp food was lousy. i think fans likes this glimpse of what players think, as long as they don't go haywire, don't you think? >> i do i think it's a matter of trying to control before something needs to be controlled. it shows a lack of trust in the players. the fans like this. >> the u.s. marines are now being banned from twitter, fa facebook. will leitch, thank you very much for playing with us, with this morning from las vegas. you can check us out on facebook, you can become a fan, get an early look at some of the topics and guests we'll be featuring on sunday morning. >>> the men who run nbc, ge and fox all try to stop the feed, but they are still going at it and how did a "new york times" reporter become the worst person in the world? you could end up taking 4 times the number... of pills compared to aleve. choose aleve and you could start taking fewer pills. just 2 aleve have the strength... to relieve arthritis pain all day. welcome home, man. . >>> the seemingly endless feud betw

he was a hard-charger.d kennedy would be politicizing his death. his whole life was politics. he wrote the bill. his name is on it. this is about respect and honor, making sure his work goes on. that's how i see it, and this is how i think many liberals in this country will remember ted kennedy when it comes to the 11th hour of fighting for those who are in need and fighting for the working folk of america. this is the kind of passion that we may be missing in this health care debate. this was ted kennedy, the one i knew. >> we still cannot get a $2.15 over two years, over two years. what is the price we ask the other side? what is the price that you want from these working men and women? what cost? how much more do we have to give to the private sector and to business? how many billion dollars more are you asking, are you requiring? when does the greed stop we ask the other side? >> so many parallels in this health care fight. joining us now is pennsylvania governor ed rendell. ed, great to have you on ton

prepare themselves and their family so they don't to have wait for fema to come in on their white chargerand fix the day. i want to talk about honesty a little bit. and i appreciate that matt walked away from our conversation with that impression of our agency and the staff that work with us. but that's not really where i'm headed with honesty. i think that we need to be honest and transparent at the elected official level about what is sustainable and what is appropriate. now, that's not easy. but i will tell you if we have clear guidance, if we have clear management, if we have clear tools and we're honest and transparent about it, it actually works. and i'll tell you a quick story on why i feel that way. in ohio, in 2005, in january, we were going through the largest, widespread disaster that we had gone through since the blizzards of '78 that affected the entire midwest. we had two-thirds of our state declared as a result of a winter storm followed by appear ice storm followed by a snow melt and i took over as the director of the emergency management in the middle of that response eve

he has an assault charge in canada, and a domestic battery charger in the united states for hitting fiore. we know there was a lot of violence in the relationship. he could currently be in canada, where he is from. he could have made the 1,000 mile journey from southern california to the canadian border, because that is where his car and boat were found, and an eye witnesses saw somebody matching his description at the border. police believe he could have walked across into canada. one more serious floating around, and that is that brian jenkins happens to have a wealthy father who is developing a luxury resort in honduras. so there is speculation that perhaps he is on his way to central america. the police are saying they believe he could be in canada. jon: thank you. jane: held up at knifepoint. we will show you the tape and tell you about the key evidence that could bring these people to justice. plus, they put their lives on the line for all of us. coming up, an incredible story about disabled veterans and the people showing their appreciation in a very big way. (announcer) transform

trace: san diego chargers verses in new york giants, by the way. a dozen law enforcement agencies looking for christie cornwell. we will speak live with her family. ?7 trace: breaking news that could affect a lot of us. the justice department says it is the largest of identity theft case ever. 130 million credit card numbers stolen. with me on the telephone now is a former private investigator specializing in computer forensics. 130 million credit card, debit card numbers stolen. >> actually, i am a former criminal prosecutor. credit card fraud is a future date, and they are going after these larger operations with a lot of credit cards under file. a lot of these attacks are automatically done by code and not by any extreme knowledge from these hackers. trace: what do you do with these things? do you sell them, try to get them printed on fake cards to go to an atm? >> i am sure they have a lot of different ways to get rid of them. selling them and creating credit cards for themselves. this costs the credit card industry billions a year. trace: 130

in automobile news, nissan motors said today they will team up with showa shell to develop a fast chargertem for electric cars. sumitomo metal mining has taken a stake in the largest mining firm in the philippines to strengthen its operations. sumitomo metal mining will secure about 5% of asian's outstanding shares. the boj chief is scheduled to attend a symposium hosted by the federal reserve bank of kansas city. that's it for county. thank you very much, chloe. >> thank you very much there, ken moriyasu reporting from the nikkei. let me send it over to bertha. >> thanks, chloe. still to come, its shares are trading up more than 00% since it first listed five years ago. that's right. we're going to look at the google ipo anniversary next. first, take a look at how u.s. futures are shaping up, below fair value, taking their cue from what's going on in asia and europe. had >>> welcome back to krns's "worldwide exchange." here are some of the stories that we have been watching from around the world. hewlett packard's third quarter profits fell 19% on q3 sales of weakness on pc and ink sales

but they are pushing to tweet during games, the san diego chargers fined quarterback $2500 for tweetingomplaints about training camp food. the ncaa scrutinizing how coaches use twitter, they can send direct twitter message but can't post public tweets. espn issued guidelines for behind the scenes employees. the uneducated communication is becoming a go-to source for information. paula abdul announcing she's not returning to "american idol." we have to expect more companies to enforce guidelines, which raises the question if twitter communication is limited, it is less interesting? >> less discuss that. we'll get more from john able and dennis neil who once made the mistake and upset pr when he broke news on twitter by mistake. let me start with you. what do you think about the marines and nfl coming out against twitter, is this going to hurt them. >> no, at the time not going to hurt twitter at all. there's no such thing as bad publicity. it's unusual they would allow their recruits to communicate on company time as it were any way. >> aren't we just figuring out the role twitter will p

the colts look the bounce back after a first-round playoff loss to the chargers. vikings are still unsure of their starting quarterback. sage rosing -- rosenfels will be under center when this game begins this season. sean jensen covers the vikings for the st. paul pioneer press. he joins us now on the phone with more on the advise and consent. sage rosenfels will start under center. tarvaris jackson still not 100% since spraining his left knee on the second day of training camp. how will head coach brad childress divide the snaps between all of his quarterbacks tonight? >> both quarterbacks will get a good look, tarvaris and sage. obviously sage will start out with the starters and tarvaris may have to play with the twos, but then next week that will just flip around and tarvaris will get to start with the ones. he really is giving both of these guys a very fair look this early in training camp and in the preseason. so i would expect probably, you know, he's not going to lean one way or another until after at least two preseason games. >> sean, you're around this

you know, i think it might have been more difficult if you'd had two guys who were such young hard chargers who had worked on all the same issues and were, had made different promises over the course of their career that were at odds with one another, but it worked out quite well for us. >> andy raised earlier the question of this early months when you come into office and how you go about translating campaign promises into some form of initiatives or reality. one thing that we haven't mentioned that i think is worth noting since we all came from out of the may lieu of the white house and the executive office of the president is that when the president first comes into office, he's got a large number of people at least positions in departments and agencies that require senate confirmation. and people cannot act in those positions until they have been confirmed. in fact, there are lots of good reasons for them not to be involved in the making of decisions beforehand. so the initiative inevitably swings to the white house, and the office of management and budget because the directer has to be

themselves and their family so that they do not have to wait on fee much to come in on their white charger to wait on fema to save the day. i want to talk about honesty. i think that we need to be honest and transparent at the elected official level about what is sustainable and appropriate. that is not easy. i will tell you if we have clear guidance, if we have clear measurement, if we have clear tools, and we are honest and transparent about it, it actually works. i will tell you a quick story on why i feel that way. in ohio in 2005 in january, we were going through the largest white-bread disaster that we had gone through since the blizzard of 1978. we had two thirds of our state declared a state of emergency. i took over as a director at the emergency management in the middle of that event. we had the ceremony passing of the blackberry at 11:00 that night. i became the director. that disaster just grew like molasses, like a paddle a pudding. we picked a counties here. we picked up counties there. we ended up picking counties that had two or three homes with minimal impact because it ju

like the steelers, the patriots over the last few years, as well as the colts and even throw in the chargers. >> uh-huh. >> the most dominant division i think, you may agree when we talk about the n.f.c. east and what the eagles, cowboys and giants can do and then you throw in the redskins, a team that can surprise many depending on jason campbell. where would you rank this division the n.f.c. north when you have cutler joining the bears and aaron rogers in year two and hopefully this packers' defense turning it around. now the addition of brett favre on a team you think could possibly win the n.f.c. >> i would put it right behind the n.f.c. east. the south, there are some question marks, tampa bay, carolina. atlanta will be good, as well. i would put them a little above that because i think green bay will return to form. and then you look at the situation, you talk about now you have the minnesota vikings and brett favre together and that marriage is finally happened. i just see this team having all the pieces you need. when you have all the pieces you need, there are no more excuses. i pla