as the money to companies investing in here in chicago cleveland, pittsburgh. hiring american workers, with products that say made in america. i am running to make sure that after a decade of war we start doing some nation-building here at home. in 2008 i promise we would end the war in iraq. we ended it. i said we would go after al qaeda and osama bin laden. we did. now we're beginning a transition in afghanistan, making afghans more responsible for their own security. all of this is possible only beuse of the extraordinary men and women in uniform to protect our freedom every single day at great sacrifice to themselves. the question now is, what country are they coming back to? we want to give them a country full of opportunity. part of that is making sure we are doing right by them. as long as i am commander in chief, they would get the benefits they earn. if you fought for america you should not have to fight for a job or a roof over your head when you come home. it also means making sure the economy is absorbing the folks who are coming home. i wanted to c

sunshine today, more beautiful weather out there from chicago to cleveland. lower humidity values are very enjoyable. things are starting to warm up, mid-atlantic all the way down through tennessee and kentucky. 92 in memphis. once again, still looks like not many changes with isaac. florida has to deal with the storm possibly monday. >>> well, facebook flounders. soybeans skyrocket. and one little word can cost one county over half a billion dollars. >>> plus, taylor swift and her new boyfriend are accused of being wedding crashers. >>> coming up a triple play. the most expensive sneakers ever. and a bobble head night will have you shaking your head. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. the secret service arrested a man near seattle, washington, for allegedly making an e-mail threat against president obama. arresting officers encountered the suspect brandishing a shotgun. he's due in court this afternoon. >>> in syria, the government is talking about the possible resignation of bashar al assad, but i

retail price whether i'm in chicago, cleveland, los angeles, miami, shouldn't it be falling? >> i should put it in relative terms. demand is there. it is down compared to where it was so production is down. we're still consuming eight million barrels of gasoline per day. that is lower than last summer when we were over nine million barrels a day. demand is still there. refinnerries have a conflict of interest. adam: you think? >> if they move capacity they boost their bottom line. adam: very quickly, t. boone pickens was on with with us yesterday. he expects the price of gasoline to go back where it was before the hurricane by next week. do you think he is right? >> i say it may take a couple weeks. adam: a couple weeks? you're saying not even until the end of the september perhaps? >> i don't think it will be just one week. i think it may take two weeks. everybody knows prices come down slower than they go up. adam: patrick, thanks very much. i know stuart varney is big fan of yours. appreciate you coming on this show but also "varney & company". patrick, have a great day. >

as the money to companies investing in here in chicago, cleveland, pittsburgh. hiring american workers, with products that say made in america. i am running to make sure that after a decade of war we start doing some nation-building here at home. in 2008 i promise we would end the war in iraq. we ended it. i said we would go after al qaeda and osama bin laden. we did. now we're beginning a transition in afghanistan, making afghans more responsible for their own security. all of this is possible only because of the extraordinary men and women in uniform to protect our freedom every single day at great sacrifice to themselves. the question now is, what country are they coming back to? we want to give them a country full of opportunity. part of that is making sure we are doing right by them. as long as i am commander in chief, they would get the benefits they earn. if you fought for america you should not have to fight for a job or a roof over your head when you come home. it also means making sure the economy is absorbing the folks who are coming home. i wanted to

as the money to companies investing in here in chicago, cleveland, pittsburgh. hiring american workers, with products that say made in america. i am running to make sure that after a decade of war we start doing some nation-building here at home. in 2008 i promise we would end the war in iraq. we ended it. i said we would go after al qaeda and osama bin laden. we did. now we're beginning a transition in afghanistan, making afghans more responsible for their own security. all of this is possible only because of the extraordinary men and women in uniform to protect our freedom every single day at great sacrifice to themselves. the question now is, what country are they coming back to? we want to give them a country full of opportunity. part of that is making sure we are doing right by them. as long as i am commander in chief, they would get the benefits they earn. if you fought for america you should not have to fight for a job or a roof over your head when you come home. it also means making sure the economy is absorbing the folks who are coming home. i wanted to

looking at a high of 85 today in new york city. 80 in cleveland. 80 in chicago.es for high temperature today. storm system rolling through that area and that is what is producing coolest weather in your area across parts of the upper midwest. otherwise, take a closer look at the temperatures across parts of the desert southwest. going to be a very hot day out here. 108 high in vegas. 107 in tucson. a number of heat advisories out here. because of how hot it is going to be out there. stay safe and high dralted add and stay indoors during peek afternoon hours when it gets so hot. otherwise we had rain over the weekend across parts of the northeast. finally for the second half of your weekend it's going to look much nicer for places like new york city and much of the interior northeast as we head westbound. parts of new england take a closer look. still have showers we are dealing with early this morning. continue to see that for at least the first half of today before that storm system finally finishes pushing offshore. otherwise, further west across parts of the m

from minneapolis, chicago, cleveland, burlington, refreshing for you out there with temperatures in the 70s. yesterday, rebecca, minneapolis, ben for that matter, 74 degrees there. it will be more of the same for that area. on the east coast, new york city yesterday close to 90 degrees. today the upper 70s. that's a quick look at the national picture. here's a closer look at the weather for your weekend. >> oh, how i love to talk about that nice weather in minnesota. rebecca, over to you. >> make sure you get st. paul in the next report. >> minneapolis st. paul. you bet. >> need to know the weather across the river too. >>> mitt romney seems to be in good shape. but is he as fit as his running mate? >> i notice you didn't mention that p 90x workout. is that on your game plan? what are you doing to stay in shape? >> you know, i have never tried. i might have him show me how to do it. he's in pretty darn good shape. >> it's a tough one. governor you're looking pretty good. >> a look at whether extreme workouts are the right way for a weekend warrior like yourself to get back into shape wh

will not get past baltimore until sometime tomorrow night or early on saturday morning. 73 cleveland, 64, chicagoes at international falls. slowly but surely our temperatures should back off a little bit. with a front coming through, a slight risk of storms. but skies will be cloudy, warm, muggy. highs of 82, 87. there is a small craft advisory for the southerly wind. be careful venturing out on the bay during the day. up in the mountains, thunderstorms are likely tomorrow. the eastern shore locations, storms are coming your way tomorrow afternoon and evening. the storms will linger into saturday. we will have a threat of a thunderstorm friday, saturday, sunday. temperature ranging from 74-79 degrees. the tropical storm is done, tracking through the mountainous regions of mexico. we have a new storm. this is getting a little bit more organized. right now, the wind is 35 miles per hour. static thunderstorms, tomorrow, showers tapering off saturday. monday looks nice, t 00. a high of 86. >> we will show you how the former first-round pick did in his debut coming up and sports. >> the coach was hopi

scattered showers around chicago, detroit, cleveland, and pittsburgh.m new york to d.c. and we are going to find thunderstorms in the south. >> 80s from new orleans to new york. 70s in the midwest. 106 in phoenix. >>> produce suppliers from california are recalling bags of lettuce because of fears that it may be tainted with e. coli. single heads of romaine packaged by tanimura and antle were shipped to 19 states. look for a best buy date of august 19. the lettuce, you want to return it to the stores. you don't want to eat it even though no illnesses have yet to be reported by the lettuce. >>> and there's some new anger this morning about the latest salmonella outbreak in cantaloup cantaloupes. the fruit involved was grown in southwestern indiana. so far two people have died, over 140 have fallen ill in this outbreak. food safety advocates are criticizing the fda for delays in putting out new rules and regulations which they say were authorized in legislation that was passed two years ago. they say that this should not have happened. much of it could ha

severe storms from cleveland and chicago, down to memphis and little rock.e triple-digit heat from texas to california. >>> and finally from us this morning, the u.s. and china are in a heated battle, of course, over those medals in london. >> and china's been a powerhouse in the past several olympic games. how do they do it? abc's jeffrey kofman finds out. ♪ >> reporter: it's beginning to sound like a broken record at these olympics. the chinese anthem blasts out again. and again. and again. as its athletes ascend the podium. the cold war is over. but the u.s. and china are locked in an olympic gold war. while the u.s. medal haul has been consistent in recent years, china's has rocketed. from 5 golds in 1988, to 51 in 2008. how do they do it? this week, abc's gloria riviera in beijing visited one of the thousands of sports schools where future chinese olympians are already being groomed. this headmaster told abc news the secret to china's success. young athletes who train hard and can endure hardship. hardship? look at the face of this girl as a coach stand

scattered showers around chicago, detroit, cleveland and pittsburgh. from new york to d.c. and we are going to find thunderstorms in the south. >> 80s from new orleans to new york. 70s in the midwest. 106 in phoenix. >>> bags of lettuce are being recalled. they were shipped to 19 states. puerto rico as well as canada. look for packages with a best buy date of august 19. the lettuce, you want to return it to the stores and you don't want to eat it, even though no illnesses have yet to be reported by that lettuce. >>> new anger about the latest salmonella outbrea in cantaloupes. so far two people have died, over 140 have fallen ill in this outbreak. advocates are criticizing the fda for delays in putting out new rules and regulations which they say were authorized in legislation passed two years ago and say must have of it could have been prevented. last year, 30 people died from salmonella due to the cantaloupes and 146 were sickened. >> look for the stickers on the cantaloupes. if they're taken off, ask the store are these from indiana? very interestin

president also went on to talk about the dozens of people gunned down in chicago with murder rate in atlanta, milwaukee, and cleveland you can imagine what the ima president didn't tell everybody is that chicago has theheerybod strictest gun laws in this country. the number of murders nowhere near those other cities, far, far greater. example.for atlanta with 42 murders this year. that is down, by the way, 9%.n % new orleans, has had nearly 90 murders. new orleans, 90. milwaukee, -- milwaukee is, for a town and city of its size, 41 murders. >> i think i could clean that up. i could line up a little better. it is a 15% decline. 15% decline. and that is kind of impressive, ,on't you think?impessive 18% in the past year. yet, the president mentioningond these cities -- cleveland, lastd year, cleveland. clcleveland had 59 murdleveland. cleveland had 59 murders. last year alone. nearly 30% of the decline from the previous year.ear so let's take a look at chicago. so far this yeart . chicago.by itlf chicago service by itself here.i chicago, so far this year, has had at least 284 murders. 284. i an increase of more than 30%

president also went on to talk about the dozens of people gunned down in chicago with murder rate in atlanta, milwaukee, and cleveland you can imagine what the ima president didn't tell everybody is that chicago has theheerybod strictest gun laws in this country. the number of murders nowhere near those other cities, far, far greater. example.for atlanta with 42 murders this year. that is down, by the way, 9%.n % new orleans, has had nearly 90 murders. new orleans, 90. milwaukee, -- milwaukee is, for a town and city of its size, 41 murders. >> i think i could clean that up. i could line up a little better. it is a 15% decline. 15% decline. and that is kind of impressive, ,on't you think?impessive 18% in the past year. yet, the president mentioningond these cities -- cleveland, lastd year, cleveland. clcleveland had 59 murdleveland. cleveland had 59 murders. last year alone. nearly 30% of the decline from the previous year.ear so let's take a look at chicago. so far this yeart . chicago.by itlf chicago service by itself here.i chicago, so far this year, has had at least 284 murders. 284. i an increase of more than 30%

across the northeast current temperatures across the region 62 in cleveland 67 in chicago. temperatures this afternoon should be around where they should be at for this time of year into the 80{caseÑ]s for mot of us. triple digit heat tomorrow 104 should be the high temperature in tulsa, oklahoma. 105 over in oklahoma city and oklahoma. generally dry weather out here. you could see a spotty shower or storm. we are going to be seeing activity across the southeast today. >>> you want to pay attention to this first story consumer report list. joining us now is lauren simonetti. lauren? >> i don't have a car. i cleared this list. when it is time for your next set of wheels avoid the honda civic. it has a choppy ride and noisy cabin and honda took too many short cuts. the prius c the cheapest in the line consumer reports critique it is just like the civic. jeep liberty, ford edge and dodge grand caravan. that one apparently squeaks. >> i love my iphone and ipad. no more youtube? >> google youtube will not be included in the next version of the software used in the iphone and ipa

loan demand rose new york city, philly, cleveland, atlanta, chicago and the kansas city districts and housing markets across most districts exhibited signs of improvement. so those are the positive takeaways from my quick scan. the negatives -- the chicago district noted that the pace of economic growth slowed there. the drought cutting farm output in the midwest, that can trickle through in months and quarters to come. and many districts reporting some softening in manufacturing. in fact, 6 of the 12 reporting fed districts said demand for manufactured goods fell and not just in europe as you might expect but several districts mentioned that weakness for demand in asia hurt manufacturing. report noted that weakness overseas does remain a problem for manufacturing, mandy and found the most interesting is it wasn't just europe but asia. the takeaway of the positives, on a quick scan, a more positive beige book than a negative one, mandy. >> absolutely. seems like that and by the way, china's richest provence in a full-blown credit crisis. >>> the dow was trading in the second smallest

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and chicago fed president evans and cleveland fed president speaking out. >>> and tuesday, the index of home builders and consumer confidence. wednesday, real gdp and -- maybe that's china. pending home sales. paul ryan is planned to speak at the rnc. thursday, it is mitt romney's turn at the podium in tampa. we also get chain store sales, jobless claims, personal income and spending and friday fed chairman ben bernanke speaks and saturday, european central bank mario draghi participates in that panel in jackson hole. >> no one in southern europe has a six-day work week. >> they don't have a six-hour work week. >>> just ahead -- >> the bane of herb's existence. why the op-ed of staples has herb fire l up today. >>> popping pills and tanking tankers all after a quick break. look at these streaming charts! they're totally customizable and they let you visualize what might happen next. that's genius! we knew you needed a platform that could really help you elevate your trading. so we built it. chances of making this? it's a lot easier to find out if a trade is potentially profitable. ju

chicago land today. it hit detroit, toledo, heading to cleveland.e to race off to the east ahead of the front. i think for the next few hours, at least the next 12 to 20 hours, we're doing okay here in the metro area. we will have more of an opportunity as i mentioned for those severe showers and storms to move on through. some showers early in the afternoon tomorrow, but the brunt of the heavy downpour in pockets will come to us tomorrow night. more on that in the extended forecast. right now, looking good at the michael and son camera for capitol hill. just a light breeze. temperatures have gone down to the middle 80s. we'll keep on going to a low in the 70s later on tonight. right now, about 83. in arlington, 83. up toward rockville and 79 up ford in laurel. we will begin to see the gad dull clear -- gradual clearing. a sunny start to your sunday morning. a few showers will be off to the west overnight tonight. i don't think any will reach the metro region. as we sit down to about 76 degrees for the overnight low, it's still going to feel muggy a

i found mayors of 12 major cities, cleveland, detroit, new orleans, chicago, philadelphia, pittsburghmemphis, and dallas. they are democrats. they are governors and lieutenant governors from five states, and on and on, over 200 politicians. 85% of them are democrats. i think there is no data suggests the democratic party is seven times more corrupt than the republicans. >> but how you tie this to karl rove? >> there is the testimony as don siegelman said, of the former republican operative chill simpson who testified before the house judiciary committee. rove in "gq" said she did not dare mention his name. i went back to the testimony. his name is in it at least 50 times. she explicitly makes it clear that he was involved. what happened with the don siegelman prosecution is a colleague of rove's named bill canary, was sort of the karl rove of alabama, handling the republican gubernatorial candidate, senatorial candidate, and so forth, and who was appointed u.s. attorney in alabama, but canary's wife. he was in this wonderful position. his wife would indyk the democratic opponent while

cleveland 3-0. the play of the day, the chicago cubs won in broke his bat, a piece went flying into the stands and one spectators stuck his hand out and caught it. not necessarily wise move in but he made the play of the day. >> hundreds honor the victims of san jose crime wave. >> san francisco's future archbishop arrested for drunk driving. his apology and why his mother blames herself. >> police,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> good morning, tuesday august 28th. >> the time now is 630. isaac is about to become a full-blown hurricane as it moves over the gulf of mexico. >> this is a live look at doppler radar. the storm has sustained winds of 70 m.p.h.. it will likely be categorized as a hurricane category one by the time it makes landfall tomorrow. it is moving toward shore on the eve of the seventh anniversary of hurricane katrina. >> a cbs reporter is in new orleans where the french quarter is basically a ghost town. >> we're just parting to feel some of the rain as a result of the storm but you're right, much of new orleans is a ghost town especially in the french quarter. unlike the low-lying areas, n

challenges, in many of the markets, mike chicago and elsewhere, we're seeing upward trend, at least a stabilizatio. but unfortunately, there are areas like detroit and clevelandthat face a lot of challenges. >> what about the blows we have been seeing recently to the confidence in america's market? confidence on the part of investors is way down. this week we had a huge story that the computer glitch at knight trading caused massive trades on wednesday, the firm now possibly looking to be acquired, struggling to come up with cash. what do you think can be done to restore confidence on the part of the individual? do we need actually human beings to conduct trades and get away from this electronic trading? >> we have to remember that human beings were not flawless. in the days before we had the automated trading be so important. so it is not as if getting rid of the robots will be perfect. there will be flaws in either system. i think the key is good backups, so if there is a problem in trading somebody else can step in and allow the trades to occur. certainly there was a disruption, but it is the key, if it is going to be a problem it will be a short problem t

chicago with a 20-17 win. next up for the giants against new england. the bears will finish up their preseason against the clevelandowns next thursday night. we've come to the end here at met life stadium. our final score, bears 20, the giants 17. for tracy wolfson and dan dierdorf and our entire crew here at the meadowlands, i'm greg gumbel. thank you for joining us. so long from east rutherford, new jersey. you've been watching the nfl on cbs. the home of super bowl xlvii. can >>> this is nine news now. >> new tonight at 11, we have the dramatic video of police shooting and killing a man outside the empire state building. >> jeffrey johnson is the man accused of killing a former coworker before the cops shot him. what you're about to see is graphic. this is surveillance video just out. keep your eyes on the man wearing the suit walking up the sidewalk. there he is. police run up from behind him. people scatter and the suspect turns towards the officers and they open fire and he goes down. check out this video taken by a passer by a few seconds later. in it you can see two police officers standing there, guns aime

cleveland and 69 degrees in new york city. we will be warming up later on today. mid 80s in chicago. >> it is official tom cat is cap caput. judge signing off on the divorce settlement. katie called it quits back in june. fans wanting juicy details. the court parps have been sealed and i am pounded. a a avril lavigne has a relationship with the drummer of nickel back. this will be her second marriage. >>> hit comedy "the office" is taking the final bow. it comes to an end after the up coming 9th season. >>> 38 minutes after the hour. she asked her husband to stop staying out late with friends. he called her crazy. dr. ab low is here. he will weigh in on whether it is normal or not. last chance to answer the question of the day. new britain connecticut wants to fine students 75 bucks if they don't show up for class. is it just fine or over the line? your e-mail coming up next. a quick look at jay leno from last night. >> 62. should be 63 tomorrow. endurance swimmer had to abandon her 4th attempt to swim from cuba to florida. you know why they went back to cuba? the economy is better. she just realized. the words are going t

cleveland county. and finally, the wife of congressman jesse jackson junior is revealing more about his mental health saying he collapsed from, quote unquote, debilitating depression two months ago. sandy jackson told the "chicagoand at the mayo clinic and found he's still very depressed but showing progress and she says experts are still trying to determine if his recent weight loss surgery helped trigger the depression. it was such a mystery around his abrupt departure from capitol hill. >> over the years, he seemed very vibrant, all of a sudden he goes into this depression. >> we're going to have more on the sikh temple shooting throughout the hour, including a live report from wisconsin. stand by for that. we may now have a better sense of who mitt romney isn't choosing as his running mate. stand by for that, as well. remarkable new pictures coming into the situation room from mars after a nasa rover makes a jaw-dropping landing. male spirit present.trong it's the priceline negotiator. >>what? >>sorry. he wants you to know about priceline's new express deals. it's a faster way to get a great hotel deal without bidding. pick one with a pool, a gym, a great guest rating. >>and save big. >>thanks negotiator. w