we think about the miles does that have passed over the course of nine years, births and christenings, weddings and graduations, all with an empty chair. on this day, we honor those who died so that others might live, the firefighters and first responders to climb the stairs into two burning towers, the passengers who stormed a cockpit, and the men and women who in the years since have borne the uniform of this country so that our children can grow up in a safer world. they defended a simple precept. i am my brother's keeper. i m my sister's keeper. and on this day, we recall that in our darkest moment, we summon commonnse of unity and purpose. we responded to the worst of the tax with the best of our humanity. -- the worst of attacks with the best of our humanity. we will never waver in our defense of this nation. we renew our commitment to our troops and their families. we also renew the true spirit of that day, not the human capacity for evil, but the human capacity for good, not the desire to destroy, but the impulse to save. that is why we mark september 11th as a national day of

pursued the paper trail, unwound the breed of names through census and baptism each generation christeninghe last until it was language on the tongue and the trail trailed to the mists of the unrecorded. now i was tracing a highway to ore gin the potatoes struck black with blight. metals and we was their faces swollen with fever. stench rising from the evicted burrowed. men like dogs scoured the fields. i saw in one cottage a royal of rats feasting on an infant. no one where i witnessed anything like it not in calcutta. the voiceless children silenced by hunger the bodies burned at night leaving i don't trace. descending the drum hills i turned off the main road following signs and i language lost before i was born. this was land observe the land was renamed and hushed. what was left for me, generations gone. a purfume of smoke freshened my nostrils. pastures reached to the head of the bay. thick roads where locals greeted with slowly raised hands or a nod of a cap to my car the postcard my eye framed in it's longing. moony's pub where i stopped for a pint and slipped my quest. so, you are

she's going around christening these candidates. and i think the alaska race right now is really going to be an indicator on if she's able to run. there's a really good chance that we'll have a democrat as a senator. joe miller has taken out the moderate lisa murkowski. for her to be able to turn alaska blue is going to be a real message to her and hopefully she won't run. >> a lot of people who have not necessarily presidential ambitio ambitions, but they see her leading a much bigger charge. i want to read to you an article from the "washington post" today. a lot of people in politics have wondered about the possibility of a third party. would it be possible to organize one? while they were wondering, a virtual third party was being born, and nobody organized it. is the tea party potentially, mike, a really legitimate possible third party, and if they are, is sarah palin one of the potential leaders? >> we talk a lot about this on the show, actually. i don't think the tea party is a third party. i think it can be become the second

i was there for the christening of the children's area. we used to close off the street in front of the park. the kids would run a track meet, and would run races. mentioned earlier, -- i mentioned earlier, we want to make that a pretty safe open space for everybody. there was a bowling alley. >> my concern is, i work with the academy. they do great work there. i want to make sure that the children who live in this neighborhood are able to go to school. you have a program for that. they should not walk by the drug deals, walk by the hand to hand sales. the children spoke about a day in the life of a child at the academy. the parents are trying to send them to school, but they have to walk by drug dealers, and walk by people shooting heroin on the street. i want to make sure children are able to get to their schools without having to see that. it has become part of their daily lives. i know you will do that, but that is my concern as a commissioner. i hate to ask this question. do you have enough staffing? do we need to go to a model where

the giants christened their new stadium with a win over the panthers.ngs didn't go well for eli's brother peyton. steamrolled by the texans' foster. three touchdowns, 231 yards on the ground, not too shabby for a guy who spent last season on a practice squad. texans won. and finally durant lead team usa to their first world championship in 16 years. shot the lights out from beyond the arc. durant finished with 28 and was named the tournament mvp. the usa won the world championship 81-64 over turkey. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> who won at the box office this weekend? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. plus, after years away with a little help from his friends, he is back to riding the waves. you're watching "early today." host: could switching to geico really save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance? was abe lincoln honest? mary: does this dress make my backside look big? abe: perhaps... save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance?really host: is having a snowball

we just christened our third national security carter. it is the capital ship for fleet. we are in negotiations for no. 4. we have number -- we have money in the budget for no. 5. then we will start working our medium-endurance cutters. they are younger. my biggest challenges to recapitalize that fleet. >> gulf coast residents wonder how long the coast guard will be in that area, dealing with the oil spill there? >> first of all, that is the eighth coast guard district. we live there. they are affected just as much as the people of louisiana are affected because we make our business on the water down there, too. we are not going to go away. we are going to remain there until everything gets cleaned up. >> what about the role you will play? >> we are going to be supervising the cleanup efforts down there. we're committed to staying down there and restoring the health and colonists of the gulf coast area and provide that supervision to make sure that is completed. >> for months? years? >> whatever it takes. >> when a disaster strikes, whether it is natural like hurricanes o

expected to raise their forecast for four year exports to fetch a six million tons that's the thirteen christen two month sense adjusts that american grain produces are taking russia's export markets russia has suspended grain next fall so it's expected to return to the markets next chair today the minister reports. the last one and a half months has wiped out the work of six years during which russia built a thirteen percent share of the world grain market the prolonged expert event not only rocked international markets but also he did the mystic one russian wheat rises were based on export prices set on the trading floors of chicago in london now russia's consumers and producers come to green prices and green is sitting in storage the government this group who's sitting on domestic exchanges but specialists say it would be impossible to set a price with export been in place if you're going to have a very stringent export policy or imported policy or farm domestic minimum prices you know what's the point of the commodity exchange there won't be any price discovery if tomorrow you're going to p

giant's christen their new stadium with a win over carolina.the detroit lions came very close to pulling off the upset of the day. cray jai cutler gets the block and run his pursuers 89 yards to the end zone. lions, 14-10 after this score. but their quarterback, matthew stafford had to leave the game with a shoulder injury. enter shaken hill and lets one flyyon. johnson outjumpsmine. the lions think they pulled one out, but they review whether johnson had control of the ball before he hit the ground and let it go. the call goes against the lions and after, nor incompletions, the bears escape with the win, 19-14. >> seattleers score the only touchdown of the game in overtime as they edge the falcons 15-9. >> in the sunday night game, mike shanahan made his debuts head coach of the redskins. choice puts the ball on the grown's it's taken back notwithstanding. redskins hang on to the 13-7 win. they also got help when a cowboy touchdown was called down on the game's final play. cincinnati not a match for the patriots. dolphins outlast buffalo. tamp

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there was a famous incident where she was doing a christening of a ship and she went to break the bottley forgot to score the bottle ahead of time. so she's banging and banging and it just won't break. and she was humiliated. she told her husband, i'm not doing another public appearance. she made a few after that, but very few. >> lisa burns, thank you very much. we appreciate it. not surprising if she did, in fact, say that she didn't like the job, right? >> true. thank you, don. >> thank you very much. she says she denies it. again, the french -- the office in france also denies it as well. >>> next, a grisly home invasion that many say could have been prevented. >> we have a lady who is in our bank right now who says that her husband and children are being held at their house. the people are in a car outside the bank. she is getting $15,000. >> that's a call that may have saved their lives. the police took 30 minutes to respond. what took police so long? we're investigating next. es you, and it dominated mine. i honestly loved smoking, and i honestly didn't think i would ever quit. ♪

eveal knievel's very own granddaughter christen sang the national anthem. ♪ and the rockets red glarep them safe. give us a good show in jesus' name. amen. >> reporter: gene sullivan, who heads the jump for jesus ministry, delivered the invocation. and then all hell broke loose. >> that's right. it's time to smash the metal, ladies and gentlemen. boys and girls. rock'n'roll. yeah! >> reporter: sensational, stupefying. this was only the beginning. >> are you ready to blow something up any, omaha? let me hear you. >> reporter: ambulances were standing by. >> 1, 2, 3. >> reporter: stunning. these folks really know how to have a good time. >> it was awesome, man. the best time of my life. >> want to let them get burning good here. >> reporter: this is not pro wrestling, folks. this is real. >> i probably have about $300,000 in hospital bills that i'm working on. >> reporter: broken a lot of bones. >> broken a lot of bones. been on life light helicopter four times. this is live. it's for real. it's true drama. people could die here tonight. >> reporter: mr. dizzy, for example. he raced aro

. >> christen got in his car and drove down roads matt would have likely drifb that day. >> thinkingditch or something. >> by 9:00 that sunday night, chris was concerned enough to call matt's mother. >> he says, well, we can't find him anywhere. we don't know where he is. >> you're starting to get worried? >> yes. i was starting to get worried. >> doreened landry had worked in the banking business for years and knows how to spot patterns of fraud. so she clicked on her computer to check matt's debit card activity. that's when alarm bells started going off. >> what did you see when you logged on to his account? >> i saw three $100 withdrawals, cash, from an atm machine with a $2 fee from a gas station on seven-mile road in detroit. >> what did that all add up to you? >> a few things. number one, what was matt doing at seven mile in detroit? >> seven mile, the northeast side, is an especially rough piece of detroit turf. drug dealing gangs run the streets there, a bleak landscape of burned-out houses and abandoned cars. >> why would matt take out all of his money out of his account? >>

prosecutors say 29-year-old maria christen, obsessed with her looks, systematically visited various southic surgery clinics, getting botox injections, sculpting her look. the price of beauty, more than $5,000. every time, she cut out before paying. >> this is the first time i had anybody accused of stealing botox. her lawyer says the deal offered by prosecutors was picture perfect. restitution to the doctors, a $500 fine and community service. >> i'm just glad i'm off my house arrest and can move on with my life. >> reporter: the unemployed beauty bandit still faces charges in another jurisdiction, although on her facebook page which has dozens of photos, some not appropriate for television, she claims that plastic surgery patient, who nipped out after tucking her wallet deep in her purse was a look alike, not her. >> her features are very unique. i could see her in china and i know that it was her. >> reporter: her monitor is off. like cellulite, there's no promise it won't come back. the terms of her sentence require strict attention. the beauty bandit offered no excuses. but her lawyer

we think about the milestones that have passed over the course of nine years - births and christenings, weddings and graduations all with an empty chair. on this day, we also honor those who died so that others might live -- the firefighters and first responders who climbed the stairs of two burning towers, the passengers who stormed a cockpit, and the men and women who have, in the years since, borne the uniform of this country and given their lives so that our children could grow up in a safer world. in acts of courage and decency, they defended a simple precept -- i am my brother's keeper. i am my sister's keeper. and on this day, we recall that at our darkest moment, we summoned a sense of unity and common purpose. we responded to the worst kind of depravity with the best of our humanity. so, each year at this time, we renew our resolve against those who perpetrated this barbaric act of terror and who continue to plot against us - for we will never waver in defense of this nation. we renew our commitment to our troops and all who serve to protect this country, and to their families