. >> chen was found guilty on six chges. he was sentenced to life imprisonment.e was fine 200 mlion taiwanese llars by the court. [screaming] >> dons of his supporters protested angrily outsidehe courthouse, demanding his release. they said the ce amounts to political persecution and that he has been unfairly singled out. his critics see the casas a sign of progress that iuch a young democracy, even forme presidents cane held to accoun mr. chen says he is iocent and that t case against him is a witch nt by the current government aimed a pleang beijing. his wife was also sentenced to life in prison. anothe12 defendants, includi his children d former sff, were convicted and sentenced to life terms. inn act of defiance, he boycted the hearing. he is expeed to appeal th ruling. >> see t news unfold. to bbc.co/ne it is easy to watch the one- minuteworld news video summary. you can read the latest headlines, but at e top stories fr around the globe, and played the video reports. discover me about the subjects that interest you. find outhat issues the worl is talking ab

our own julie chen sat down with her just after she won.eason ever. >> i think 11 seasons. >> well, we have the first season ever of a new show on cbs. that's starting with jenna elfman as the star. and she talked about it with our own julie chen and told julie a secret that we're going to let you in on in just a bit. >> there you go. >> but -- >> yeah. but -- >> you want to say something? >> no, go ahead. >> you sure? >> i was going to say there's a big holiday coming up. >> yes rashana's coming up. a lot of people -- harry and i go to the same temple. a lot of people don't realize that. >> saturday night. >> on the upper west side. >> and we've got friends from kosher.com that are going to be handing out apples and honey in time square for a sweet new year and they brought a shopping cart there. >> i get it. >> to go shopping, wink, wink. >>> now we want to get on the road to the emmy's because they're coming up this weekend in l.a. the funniest emmy moments over the last 60 years. >> and the winner is -- >> i'd like to thank my husband p

>> no, vicky. >> those chens. >> now you want to meet her.icky. >>> let's take a check of the weather, see what's happening all across the country. let's go to the maps. looks like we have some rain continuing in the deep south. low pressure system just had sit there over the weekend. flooding a possibility, one to two inches today. anywhere from tennessee, alabama, georgia, into arkansas, louisiana, even into eastern sections of texas and up into oklahoma. southern rockies in to new mexico, you'll see some shower activity, some of that could be strong with hit or miss thundershowers popping in to the weekend. breezy and cool in the pacific northwest, pleasantly warm in the upper midwest, northern plains, and cool weather and gorgeous in the northeast. that's a quick look at the national maps. not even a teleprompter. >> you're >>> that's a quick look at your weather picture. julie tar julie, take it away. >>> we conclude our road to the emmys series with a preview of the nominees. michael ausiello is a columnist for entertainment weekly and

i'm julie chen in los angeles along with harry smith and maggie rodriguez in new york.d morning, guys. >> good morning. good to see you again. >> great to see you. >> i'm all here, what can i say. let's get to the breaking news we have this morning. it's coming out of new haven, connecticut, about tmurder of a. the police are shooer rowing in on raymond clark. randall pinkston is in new haven with the story. >> reporter: we're expecting an nunsment there officials shortly. our cbs affiliate in hartford has confirmed that there will be an arrest. their source will not say who, but all eyes are on raymond clark iii identified until now as the person of interest. he has been spending the night this past evening in cromwell where he has been unsurveillance after submitting dna samples early yesterday morning. there are reports that clark was the last person to siaee an ann le alive. late wednesday evening, police got a d ncht a match. the discovery came less than a day after police served clark with a search warrant requiring him to provide hair, tissue and a lie have a sam

chen says he is innocent and the case against him is the wind cut the is a witch hunt of the currentovernment. wife was also sentenced to life in prison. another 12 defendants including his children and former staff were convicted and sentenced to life terms. in an act of defiance, he boycotted the hearings. he is expected to appeal the ruling. >> see the news unfold. go to bbc.com/news it is easy. you can watch the one-minute world news summary. you can read the latest headlines, that the top stories from around the globe, and played the video reports. discover more about the subjects that interest you. find out what issues the world is talking about right now. the two bbc.com/news and watched the news unfold. >> here are the latest headlines on "bbc world news." the u.n. is saying it cannot continue indefinitely to fund the main camp in sri lanka with the government is keeping nearly three dozen people. speculation is mounting in israel about the container ship in the arctic sea and how to stop delivering might -- ms office to iran. >> he says he is disgusted by media reports claim

and a half since ma ying-jeoh becamepresident of taiwan, replacing the stridently pro-independence chen shui-bian -- who was deeply distrusted by china's government. that change hasn't just calmed the tensions between taiwan and the mainland, but has also ushered in the most rapid and far reaching advances in cross-strait ties in sixdecades. >>reporter: a public services announcement tells people taiwan's government may be opening the door to mainland china, but it's keeping the house safe. >>: it's been just over a year since taiwan and china opened direct air and sea links for the first timein decades. >>: since then, taiwan has for the first time opened up a host of sectors including manufacturing, retail, restaurants and financial services to investment from mainland china. >>: while china's economy is rapidly rebounding and set to grow at least 7% this year, taiwan's gdp is likely to shrink by a record 3.5 per cent .the liberalization of economic ties with the mainland, hasbrought some rare cheer to taiwan's business people. >>huang: i myself feel that this is about the right pace,

and julie chen and her husband welcomed a baby boy yesterday. the baby is charlie and they are both doing well. >> and bob turk has the weather forecast coming up after this break. >>> okay. they better enjoy this now. because bob says tomorrow is going to be rain, huh? >> by this time tomorrow afternoon, the rain starts, cool, damp afternoon. great sailing out there. turned out to be a nice afternoon. dryer, high pressure moved in. cooler temps. take a look at temps right now. it's only 71. winds are dead calm. that's seo, means southeast at zero miles per hour. computer is not smart enough to write the word "com"in there. maybe we'll get it to do it later. holding steady. dew points way down to 50 degrees. remember two days ago, it was around 70? temps running around 80 degrees. that was tropical. right now, it's dried out nicely. humidity at 45%. around the state, 60 right now in oakland. now, if the clouds don't come in too thick, they'll be down in the 40s tonight. looks like the clouds will start building tonight out to the west. 72 in d.c

vice-president chen. >> what was that like?> surreal. >> did he laugh. >> very much so. >> in the future. >> i was worried. i looked over and the president was supposed to be there and vice-president. the president couldn't be here he's in cancun. >> ah . then i was like the president was not here . i realized he didn't know i would be doing. i can't stand this guy, cheney was on the phone. i have been workog the president obama impression. don't have the voice yes. relying on my physical resemblance to him. >> what would you do with obama? >> first of all. it is like. south park. it is somewhere in here. look here's the deal. if he said both he wants you to lin and might cost you a couple of bucks. i don't care if you are liberal or republican and democrat. >> i care, he doesn't have to. >> here's the dole. i am going to show at the beginning and fast at the end. >>> and bush would get to the end of the sentence and couldn't think of the last word and you find yourself rooting for him to get it you can do it. president obama i

has chens [ spng fnch [ spea french ] >>paris. >> charlie: i'm pleased to have juliwelcome. >> thank you. >> charl: tell mwhat's is u elysse who comes to see her brother with your three ildren. >> and finds out that he'ssick. >> charlie: he's dying. >> he' dying and so actuay she sees her life in a different way after that because he's like a mirrorof life. like, you've got to make your life happy. nobody's going to do it for you. >> charlie: and he's thinking of how he'll spend the time between and understands his mortality. >> and my character's caught up between kids, work, lack of money, lack of time, stress of cities and all that and then finally she's going to through her brother's experience the treasure of life and another way of living and giving back some kind of hopes and a boyfriend. but you have so many different characters in this film and different stories that cross each other and so it's, like you have other parents, it's interesting. >> charlie: it's his. >> yeah. >> charlie: it is a cinematic love letter someone said to paris. >> yes, but i think it's true for any

judge chen said he has until october 23rd to better explain his claims or it will get thrown out. >> got himself on tv. >> 15 minutes of fame. >> billion trillion dollars. >>> the after-hours action does not stop. the ceo of allscripts gives us a report behind the profit report they just released this afternoon. >>> welcome back to "fast money" we are live at the nasdaq market site in times square. allscripts allows hospital providers to switch their medical records. beating analyst estimates, revenues did miss estimates. stock trading lower in the after-hours session. ceo of allscripts glenn tullman joins us. nice to speak with you. >> great to be on with you. >> the revenues more than doubled based on the merger as well as demand from technology. what are you seeing in terms of future demand what you are seeing in the current quarter as well as the fourth? >> allscripts is the leading provider of electronic health records. we are the beneficiary of a $38 billion stimulus from the federal government. what we are seeing is the fastest transformation of a major sector of our economy i

they can deduct a purchase chen -- when it is made, not when it clears the bank. >> i might have theoney later on. >> but you don't have it right when it is made. >> reporter: and the third thing i find interesting is they process, they process from highest to lowest. so if you have a $500 amount and a $2 amount that happened they are going to take the $500 first. >> not fair. >> not fair. >> so what can congress do? what is the new legislation? >> the legislation is being prepared. there are other things the fdic says it is possible for banks to be responsible and to do things in a way that doesn't seem to get the consumer as angry and as hot as our headline said. they say why not a small dollar loan program, something that would provide a lower cost loan to people. instead of having them rely on this overdraft policy. i will give you one about dote from tom tran who is a 36-year- old man in columbia, maryland. his father went to the hospital. he had $5,000 in overdraft fees alone. and until "usa today" went to bank of america, you know, they weren't going to return his money and th

she's one of our fantastic leaders and tina chen and so we're really here at your disposal and we wantbe helpful to you. >> so valerie jarrett, a lady we have been -- >> yes. yes. glenn: she called barack obama family. she's instrumental. she is the one that got van jones in, right? >> yeah. she was the only interview van jones had. you can see that she is at the nexus in chicago, kind of the daley political machine, the financial interests are, and the radical left. she brings them all together, and you can see through buffy wicks, that is the person she brought in to do the radical left through the service.gov initiative. glenn: so the idea that the government is using your tax dollars to make art and the president didn't know anything about it is completely implausible, because we have our pal val to thank for that. back in a minute. >> that's right. >> killing capitalism through but one thing that we should never take for granted are the brave men and women of our volunteered armed forces who daily risk their lives for our freedom. some of these brave warriors have suffered catastr

she's one of our fantastic leaders and tina chen and so we're really here at your disposal and we wantbe helpful to you. >> so valerie jarrett, a lady we have been -- >> yes. yes. glenn: she called barack obama family. she's instrumental. she is the one that got van jones in, right? >> yeah. she was the only interview van jones had. you can see that she is at the nexus in chicago, kind of the daley political machine, the financial interests are, and the radical left. she brings them all together, and you can see through buffy wicks, that is the person she brought in to do the radical left through the service.gov initiative. glenn: so the idea that the government is using your tax dollars to make art and the president didn't know anything about it is completely implausible, because we have our pal val to thank for that. back in a minute. >> that's right. >> killing capitalism through a "what do you mean homeowners insurance doesn't cover floods?" "a few inches of water caused all this?" "but i don't even live near the water." what you don't know about flood insurance may shock you. incl

my name is tina chen.e director of the office of public engagement i am very proud fob the executive director of the white house council on women and girls and on behalf of the council i really want to welcome you and thank you for coming to this event about heal reform and women. we're here to talk about the importance of health reform to women and their families because as the president indicated last week after decades, decades of talk about health care, now is the season for action. [applause] absolutely. you all those -- know this better than anyone because no one knows that better than women. it's women who so on experience what's broken about our health care system, whether it's insurance discrimination to the strain of unaffordable premiums to the strain of trying to take care of spouses, partners, children, parents while trying to pay all the bills. those of up here especially know it because you represent organizations that help women and are health care professionals that are helping the women o

julie chen is on assignment this morning. >>> this morning we'll have advice for anyone with too much this? do you have too much stuff is this. >> no. >> if your makeup bag? >> oh, yeah. >> well, we have -- stay tuned and find out what the essentials are. >> what is this. >> every woman does that. i don't know of -- it's in our dna about. >> well, we'll try to help you clean up your act. >> all right, thank you much. and we have daisy martinez of the food network here today because we're marking the start of hispanic heritage month. september 15th is the official start. do you know why that is? >> because -- >> come on, hair rirks you know everything. >> i don't know this. >> five latin american countries mark their independence on that day. costa rica, el salvador, guatemala, honduras. you proceed announce the g. and honduras. anyway, so what we're doing is i gave daisy one of my favorite family recipe for black beans and she's giving it her own little spin and we'll cook it up morning. >> will there be like revolution, do you think? >> in keeping with the theme, maybe. >> hrt. >>> f

i'm julie chen in los angeles. harry smith and maggie rodriguez is in new york. >> good morning. we're watching the fires out some your neck of the woods very closely and we want to bring you up to date right off the top, at least 12 are burning throughout the state of california this morning. more than 100 homes have been destroyed and thousands of others are threatened as we speak. and nearly 3700 firefighters now are battling the massive so-called station fire which is searches ever closer to los angeles. sandra hughes will bring us up-to-date. >> reporter: good morning. well that so-called station fire in the los angeles foothills is the largest fire burning this morning. so tar 165 square miles is burning. and 53 homes have burned so far this morning -- so far in the fire including this home behind me where all you can see really are the charred remains of these cars and a few walls from someone's dream home. >> these are not -- >> reporter: this is a massive fire that won't quit showing little signses of slowing. overnight a sea of insatiable flames churned through the brus

julie chen is on assignment. >> remember yesterday how we talked about how a lot of people thought the date 9-09-09 was a lucky number? at least one thought it was unlucky, he thought it was 666 turned us down that he hijacked a plane. luckily it landed safely. they ushed all those to safely including a couple newly married. what a story they have to tell. we will hear from them ahead this morning. >>> first, though, president obama is looking to turn the tide with his address to a joints session of conditioning last night. he's been facing growing opposition to his health care reform plans. here's cbs news senior white house correspondent bill plante with more. good morning, bill. >> reporter: good morning. it was kind of a light a state of the union address, a lot 6 pomp and say money as the president reintroduced his plan. he wants universal coverage, everybody required to carry health insurance, and he also wants insurance companies not to be able to drop or deny coverage. >> now is the season for action. >> reporter: the president tried to clear up confusion about what exactly he

captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, everyone, i'm maggie rodriguez, here with harry smith, julie chen is on assignment this morning. >> more than dozen fires burning in california. and finally a degree of optimism about getting some control about its future voiced yesterday. dave price is on the scene. we'll get to him in a minute. >>> also this morning, we'll be speaking with two people who have a lot to say about the two people accused of kidnapping jaycee dugard raping her and keeping her captive for 18 years. you will hear from one of the attorneys of one of the suspects. and on the right is katie callaway who was raped by phillip garrido and or horrified to find out that he went on to do this again. we will get to that this morning. but first, we have a glimmer of hope to report on those california wildfires. >>> firefighters say they're making progress against the biggest of those dangerous fires. the station fire just north of l.a. has destroyed at least 62 homes. but some evacuation orders have finally been lifted as of this morning. let's get to our own dave price out there i

jewelly chen our part they are here spoke recently with neil patrick harris who is on the show of courselso talked to the rest of this wait for it awesome cast. >> it's such an honor. and that means people know our show. >> seems like there are a lot of crew people have said this is their favorite work experience they've ever had and a lot of people who have had years in the business and they say i want to ride this one it retirement. so that's nice. >> i want to ride this straight to retirement. >> reporter: after four years together the cast isn't just rooting for a best comedy win on sunday night. tell's also be cheering for co-star neil patrick harris to walk away for the award for best supporting actor and shine as the show's host. >> he's got a real variety of talents, he can sing can he dance, can he act, a great sense of human organization he's very good looking, he's got a lot of charisma. he looks fantastic in a tux. and he's game to go along with anything that's thrown his way. >> i'll probably do some singing maybe. maybe. i don't know. i'll do a monologue for sure. >> that i

i'm not sure, but knowing jewels, i bet she took chen and leslie and made charlie. >> what's our part? >> we'll have to ask her. >> we're so happy for them. it feels so much love from out there. talk about a development deal. >>> all right. first, we're learning more about a number of on going terror investigations across the country. stunning new charges have been announced against 24-year-old najibullah zazi. armen keteyian is here with details this morning. about. >> reporter: good morning. when it comes to fighting terror in this country, the plot has definitely thickened. and the biggest case the u.s. government put some big cards on the table against undocumentedly the prime suspect. court papers paint the darkest picture to date of the terror plot tied to najibullah zazi. and a small gripe of company conspirators. charging him with con spir racy to use weapons of mass destruction. as evidence, the government played some of its hand in the case. receipts and videotape timed assist zi and unnamed others to the purchase of large quantities of hydrogen per robs side and acetone fro

. >>> two photographers are suing tom brady and gisele bund chen for a million dollars.ouple. here's the scoop. >> these are rather inflammatory accusations. in a lawsuit which was filed in manhattan, two photographers say brad di and bunchen's security guards fired shots at them after taking pictures at a post-wedding party. after they refused to give up their cameras and memory cards. the photogs say the bullets smashed a car window and barely missed them. the suit alleges brady and bunchen hired improperly trained guards. their lawyers have not commented yet. >>> it was an emotional day in court for plaxico burress who tearfully said good-bye to his son and buy wife. he is part of a plea deal is sentenced to two years for carrying an unlicensed gun where he accidentally shot himself. he was immediately taken to liker's island, a hard-core prison. he could be out in 20 months for good behavior. what he did was stupid but i feel for his wife and kid. >>> it looked like a random bit of luck when bengals several owe checinco found fans for the lambeau leap. it turns out t

the market, especially as we heard today, 13 approvals for ipos in this nasdaq-style board over in chen sen. 13 ipos together take up about $500 million. but already another ten companies are going on road shows to raise money. and these concerns appear to be pretty much justified given that the latest wire suggests that china is starting to limit financial companies ipos access to invest. so this is something that could impact sentiment out here in asia going forward later this week, as well. and what is also interesting to note is that in the past four months, chinese regulators have not issued any such licenses that would enable institutional investors including mutual funds, private wealth management and also qualify those to participate in offline bidding. plenty of ipo concerns coming on to the market. and as for the other markets, the korean market snapping a four-day winning streak. that market is now included in the developed marked status. we're expected to see a lot more volume, liquidity coming down to the market. but stepping back by about .25%, but this market is already a

my kids will get the flu vaccine when it becomes available and i would recommend that all school chen get vaccinated. welso are recommending that all people with underlying conditions get vaccinate people who have asthma, diabetes, lung disease, heart disease, ner muscular conditions, neurological conditns that increase their risk factors and women who are pregnant. vaccination programs will be run by t states and localities throughout the united states. we areorking closely with all the jurisdictions to help them identify the challenges that they will face in vaccinating the people in their area and in addressing those challenges. we are in the process of releasingbout $1.5 billio in vaccine planning, preparedness and administration funding. that will allow each jurisdiction to identify what are the strength, some jurisdictions will work largely with the public sector. other jurisdictions will work largelyith the private sector. each place will know what the strengths are in their area of bostomill be able to reach out to the scialty clini. for example children as special needs, for

>> reporter: and kristen chen wynn, "pushing daisies" a show killed by the network. >> i'm now unemployedbehind "mad men" and i like "the office." >> reporter: dramatic supporting actress, and emerson won for supporting actor. the amazing captured reality series, seven years in a row and neil patrick harris got a little sarcastic. >> unbelievable. upsets at every turn. >>> another seven-time winner "the daily show" in the variety category. virginia? >> got to ask you about neil patrick harris. a lot of buzz about his hosting skills. >> reporter: he is getting absolutely great reviews this morning throughout hollywood, and some people are suggesting he better prepare himself to host again and they also give him a lot of credit for moving the show along and not letting it get dull. so watch him in the future, possibly. >> amazing, because you were talking about the ratings off the top. do you think his hosting had a lot to do with that? >> reporter: not sure, but certainly it had to have been a factor, because you know how people are. they'll go ahead and change the channel at a moment's no

i want to thank tina chen for mc-ing the day.he too is doing a fabulous job as director of our office of public engagement and she played a critical role in pulling together today's event as a key figure had making sure we are aware of what is going on. finally, i want to thank the three women behind me. [applause] it is not easy to come here and tell your stories. these stories are not new. these stories are happening all over this country, not just for thousands of women, but millions of them. for two years on the campaign trail, this is what i heard from women, that they were being crushed by the current structure of our health care -- crushed. but these stories that we have heard today, and all of us, if we are not experiencing it, we know someone who is. these are the stories that remind us about what is at stake in this debate. this is really all that matters. this is why we are fighting so hard for health insurance reform. this is it. this is the face of the flight. that is why i would like to talk to you today. that is wh

since 1980 we run our federal debt from $1 trillion to trend built -- chen dollars trillion before obama and then making a big deal about getting us out of a financial crisis. it has been a house of cards ever since then. we were running up deficits every year under the guise that we have some kind of greek economy going since 1980. i think these guys on fox and rush limbaugh are just crackpots and have nothing to add but are just ranting and raving like a radical commie in the white house. host: we are showing you a couple of excerpts from some of the most recent programs. kieth olbermann, o'reilly factor, and the topic is does cable talk influence the debate. msnbc, here is part of the exchange. >> i am trying to follow fox and france. they are saying that if the crazy off-the-wall rhetoric at the anti-health reform rallies and all of that, some of that verging on the violence, that it will not cause anyone to tend toward violence but nancy pelosi preaching against violence, that will definitely provoke violence. that is the fox and friends notion of how works? >> where was the out rag

i also want to think tina chen who you all know.plause] she, too, is doing a fabulous job for our office of public engagements. she pulled together today's events. she is also a key figure had making sure we are all aware of what is going on. finally, i want to thank the three women behind me. [applause] is not easy to come here and tell your stories. the stories are not new. at the stories are happening all over this country. -- these stories are happening all over the country for millions of women. for two years on the campaign trail, this is what i heard from women, that they were being crushed by the current structure of our health care. crushed. these stories that we hear today, and all of us if we're not experiencing it we know someone who is, these are the stories that remind us about what is at stake in this debate. this is really all that matters. this is why we're fighting so hard for health insurance reform. at this is it. this is the face of the fight. this is why i would like to talk to you today. that is why i am here.