but still, claire mccaskill, we here... [cheering and applause] i... i may have solidified a first-class ticket to hell with that joke. we'll be right back. [cheering and applause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight is cnn's senior medical correspondent. his new special is called dr. sanjay gupta reports: terror in the dust. >> we have fire, plastics, other parts of the periodic table. >> gold and mercury from tens of thousands of florescent lightbulbs, bad -- lead from thousands of computer monitor, titanium from paint on the trade center walls, asbestos that coated lower beams of the trade center buildings. there was cement, glass, carpet fibers, ceiling tiles, even human hair. in all 1.5 million tons of the stuff. >> jon: please welcome back to the show dr. sanjay group ta. -- group -- gupta. [cheering and applause] so in the swirl of obviously all these remembrances and the ten-year, this really is an ongoing issue, which is the health of the people that went down to the pod, and that's what this special is exploring. >> no question about it. i

-- claire mccaskells of the world do wednesday morning? >> it is conceivable they abandon their suicide oaths and start voting against obama in coalition for the republicans for moderate policies. all over e country you are getting strong republican challengers to these incumbent democrats. sarah steelman in missouri, josh mandel in ohio, hoekstra in wisconsin. really burris in pennsylvania. really strong candidates who could take these incumbents out. rayburg in montana. what is going on now these incumbents better reel they better split from obama because he's dragging them down. >> sean: can you imagine a democrat, i'll probably vote for obama, probably, of course they vote for obama 500,000, infusion of money, fear-mongering. chuck schumer saying it makes you wonder if republicans aren't trying to slow down the economic recovery for political gain. basically echoing the white house's line. >> as you mentioned, the obama release today how he's going to pay for that jobs program and the big item he's going to eliminate the mortgage inter

claire marshall, "bbc news," birmingham. >> keep up to date with all the stories that we are covering on news day. visit the "bbc news" website and click on the link for full analysis and background. >> this is news day on bbc. i am in singapore. >> and in lyndon. fears are dwroge for the future of the eurozone. italy's credit rating has been downgraded by one agency. >> president obama has outlined plans for cutting america's huge budget deficit, saying america rich much pay their share. >> the national transitional council of libya say their forces have captured the airport in a city of saba. they have captured his home town. well armed forces loyal to the former libyan leader have been fighting back. richard reports from the western side of the city. >> the new libyan air force coming in to land not far from the front lines, flying low to avoid being targeted by gaddafi's men. the mission here, not combat, but taking the wounded from the battlefield to hospitals. the pretty is sam, who was once part of colonel gaddafi's armed forces. today he told me of his determination to help th

here's abc's claire shipman. >> reporter: imagine this.iness executive in your 60s with a hobby. dick druckman, always the unofficial chronicler of family events and celebrations. >> i like capturing magic moments and i'm particularly good at that. >> reporter: but he also reveled in the high octane world of business for 35 years and wasn't eager to face traditional retirement. so, dick made the unlikely and risky decision to jump from one frame into the other, in search of a second wind. >> i said to myself, this is fun. i think i might really want to do more of it. >> reporter: he started marrying his other love, sports, with photography. and has actually turned it into a well-paying job. not easy in a competitive industry. to lug around the 25 pounds of gear, the 72-year-old grandfather of eight works out twice a day. he's lost 25 pounds and there's no griping about stress or strain. you sound, though, like, in general, you're a fairly enthusiastic person. >> i think you might say that. >> reporter: he now looks for his imagine six mome

here's abc's claire shipman with one shy woman who never thought she could do what she does. >> reporterhe stuff of nightmares. you stand on the edge, look out at the crowd and what do you think? >> what the hell am i doing up here? >> reporter: and she's not a woman easily frightened. for 20 years, a new york city cop, patrolling the streets of coney island. policing a family tradition. but performing? always off-limits. she was painfully shy as a child. you weren't the class clown, you weren't the cutup, you weren't the one on stage. >> no, just the opposite. i was the person who loved to laugh. so, if there was a class clown, i was their best audience. and that's what i always was. i was the audience. >> reporter: did you imagine that you would be a standup comedian? i mean, is this -- >> oh, absolutely not. >> reporter: but after two decades of service, gina was ready for a break. still, like so many people terrified of public speaking, she didn't think she could take on what was both her biggest fear and her secret passion. >> no one wants to fail. but you got to just take that firs

ha-ha. >> reporter: there is more to come. >> there is so much more to come. >> reporter: claire shipmanc news, new york. >> certainly having fun. >>> absolutely. and coming up, uproar involving a kiss, an actress and airline. >> ooh, yeah. and grand exit for one of the stars on "dancing with the stars" get all of the scoop next in "the skinny." ars on "dancing with the stars" get all of the scoop next in "the skinny." stars" get all of the scoop next in "the skinny." 8t8t8t8t8t8t8t8p ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >> time for "the skinny," we'll start with the "dancing with the stars" news, and elisabetta canalis best known for being george clooney's ex-girlfriend was voted off "dancing with the stars." a surprise, chaz bono was the one with the lowest scores. doesn't really have the fan base in this country. a lot of people not calling in. another little update to the nancy grace wardrobe malfunction we talked about yesterday, turns out she says she will go to her grave, tells tmz, go to her grave, denying the nip slip. i was wearing pasties, the whole thing. maybe it did move a little bit. what

. >> the youngest anna claire was just 3 when her father died. has her dad's life but what's hard when talk about her family. >> your family is like broken. we stopped dancing right before bed, stop listening to the song. stopped everything. >> a step back in time now, here's anna claire and her sisters ten years ago explaining what happened as best they could. >> he saved george bush's house. >> my dad got up there and he took the wheel and drove into a little field. he was trying to save everybody on the airplane. >> the one thing they do know is that their dad is credited along with at least three other men on the flight with overtaking the terrorists and likely was stopping the plane from crashing into the white house or perhaps the capitol. >> it's one thing to say my dad died in 9/11. but it's another to say my dad died as a hero in 9/11. i'm really glad that i can say that he was my dad and that i'm related to him. >> dina and her girls did not go to pennsylvania for the ceremony, instead, they went to southern california for the dedicatio

abc's claire shipman witnessed it firsthand.and any kidss in the pro s process. claire, how does she does it? >> reporter: my house looks nothing like hers. i only have two kids. she's suprisingly modest about how she does it. here's what i saw, she's consistent about a few key things, schedule, budget and chores. it's 6:30 a.m. and jennifer slips out to morning mass. it will be her only moment of calm for the next 15 hours. at home, the hungry and active clan awaits, for 11 children 12 and under. running the small army requires inspiration from above. it also requires a schedule and the matriarch is home by 7:00 to finish lunches. ♪ good morning ♪ good morning >> reporter: b bakfast, you guessed it, hand served. pancakes, waffles and cereals. dad is off to work, as a teacher. and kids off to school. they expected sheer turbulence in a house of 11 kids. minus chaos with just two. but life here seems enviably organized. jennifer and i sat down for some coffee talk. so, she could give me her secrets. >> i have to keep the tight sc

joining us now for the interview is senator claire mccaskill, democrat of missouri, the ranking member of the senate government oversight subcommittee on contracting and co-creator of the bipartisan commission on wartime contracting. senator mccaskill, nice to see you. thanks for being here. >> thank you, rachel. >> your committee found the u.s. has lost tens of billions of dollars in contracts and grants in iraq and afghanistan. why are we losing that money? is it oversight? that we're paying too much to contractors to begin with? is it that we're not keeping track of the money once we've handed it out? >> i think what has happened is we have become so reliant on contractors in a conflict situation and the military really, frankly, wasn't equipped to oversee, to scope these contracts, to pay attention as to how they were spending the money. it was contracting gone wild in theater. there have been some modest improvements made, but the commission, the contracting commission that finished its work last week has come out with some pretty bold recommendations and some pretty jaw dropping

. >> claire sentence. >> contrary to call, i think sarah palin will not enter the race. >> the u.s.dg growth rate will be below 2% for the next eight months. bye-bye!

. >>> the month claire pet and wildlife fund is expanding its pet for mayor contest to piedmont. bases are being asked to nominate pets for mayor and other positions like cats- torney general. during the campaigning season, people can donate to their faith candidates at holistic veterinary care in oakland. the money will be used to pay for care of wildlife. >>> after 50 years on el kamino real, it will be torn down to make room for a new building. it is the last standing bowling a alley in san francisco. >> actress jay lynch of glee will host the show on sunday night. she is also no, ma'am neated for best supporting actress in a comedy series. glee and american idol have a combined 22 nominations this year. you ka watch the emmys right here on ktvu channel 2 news. our coverage begins at 4:00 p.m. on sunday with the count down to the emmys pre show. the award show starts at 3:00. >> thanks for watching. have a great weekend. ♪ teacher, teacher, now we're back in school ♪ ♪ are you smarter than you used to be? ♪

clair is our representative, and i do not believe she is here. i would like to acknowledge david heller, president at a. gary street merchants and -- geary street merchants association. also, a person who worked closely with me through the network, jeanie lynch. [applause] the richmond district also consists of three district supervisors. eric mar, mark farrell, and ross mirkarimi. our geographical area consists up 5.7 square miles and approximately 101,000 individual residents. our district sectors, five districts sectors, ocean beach is the border, golden gate park, presidio. the richmond police station staff consists of one captain, myself. and my captain staff, once sergeant, sgt long, three officers. i have my right man, considered to be the commander. laurie has been around a number of years and is vital to with regards to giving a lot of influence and decisions. i think she actually got commander before you got promoted. just joking. our plane close units, one sergeant, six officers. the day what consists of two lieutenants, three surgeons

>> on jimmy tonight, "homeland" claire dane. >>> well, it's time now for your first look at entertainmentews. at the box office this weekend, can hollywood's september surprise finish the month on top? "the lion king" will likely take in around $15 million this weekend for its third straight win. the r-rated debut "50/50" about best friends dealing with cancer looks to be top challenger. also expected to take in about $15 million. but don't count out brad pitt's baseball saga "moneyball," which topped the charts all week. but this week's playoffs could keep potential fans at home. well, the wild card will be the mystery thriller "dream house" starring daniel craig. experts predict very widely. some seeing it challenging for the top spot. others see it in the low teen millions. finally, the opening of latest r-rated anna faris comedy "what's your number?" has a shot at cracking the top five with around $10 million. and lastly, mike myers and wife kelly tisdale have welcomed their first child into the world which they named spike. in the world of hollywood names, not so bad. >> absolutely.

she opened and developed the san francisco unified school district claire lynn public elementary schoolrents avoid to get their children into her school. she oversaw its creation and development and to its k-8 current configuration just before her retirement. the parent bodies and teachers cherished her leadership at the school, often developing deep, lasting friendships. and an untiring world traveler, kathy most of all loved france, its culture and people and -- i can't speak french. particularly where she also developed a long-landing -- lasting personal relationship. kathleen, a most public figure in life, in death did not wish for a traditional service but the family thought it fitting that in her memory, gifts to a favorite charity be made. she worked with many nonprofit agencies in her various careers and knew they were always desperate for money to accomplish social goals. she will be sorely missed by the family and friends. the board of education and superintendent of schools expressed sincere condolences for the families and commissioner wynns would like to make a comment. com

we have a 20% chance of thunderstorms in alameda and santa clair county from saturday through sunday, so we have to be very mindful of dry lightning, we do have a red flag watch and perhaps even a warning that will be issued for the north bay mountains until saturday morning at 11:00 a.m. lot going on in the bay area, because of that subtropical moisture you see there. the green on the screen, those are thunderstorms that have been blossoming out of arizona, lifting to the high sierra. there's a potential of a stray thunderstorm moving in the back door in the inland areas. we have the patchy fog to deal with and as that peels off, we will see partial clearing. 58-67 at the coast, 85 in saint that clara. average high in santa hose is 83, bingo, that's what we're seeing. here's a look at the east bay numbers going all the way up to 90 degrees, winds variable from the north/northeast, a dry wind, 81 degrees in assistant that rosa. and -- in santa rosa. an average high in san francisco is 70. so it will be slightly cooler on sunday and less risk of the thunderstorm popping. otherwise, fro

a possibility of thundershowers mainly santa cruz mountains, santa claire county south. 60s on the temperatures or 50s. they are all over the place once again. very mild conditions san jose, livermore 65. this is kind of deserve as wow. far south of us but are drifting this way. we will mention that. it's a broad brush, impossible to pinpoint. suffice to say, they will be there. this system will bump this low off of la, inland saturday. underneath that we have low fog, this system will sweep through by sunday cooling everybody off. because of the thunderstorms from southern california , there is a fire watch. red flag warning. monterey, padres national forest, mainly. if you are heading in that direction or watching down there, keep an eye on the sky for later on this afternoon. low clouds, higher clouds and sun. a little bit more on the muggy side as the humidity comes up from the south. by the coast, we will go from 60s to 70s, 70s to 80s around the bay. hot day inland. upper 90s and start to cool off starting tomorrow but today, it will be hot inland. drop saturday, drop sunday. possibility

. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ anna claire: i think after about two years, i finally understood he was notg to take the place of my dad, so now i don't really mind her being married to him. i actually kind of enjoy it because he's a very nice guy, and my stepbrother, tanner, he's hilarious, and we get along really well. deena: yay! uh-oh. uh-oh, some trick ones in there! why do you always use those? >>> next on nbc bay area news, complete coverage of the jessica aguirre reports live from new york. and bay area families honor the victims of flight 3. sste n years later, we've seen how the children of 9/11 continue to move forward with their lives. they're coming to terms with their grief, and for some, it's gradually subsiding. but one thing will never change -- their desire to keep the memory of their mom or dad alive. this year, families are invited to tenth anniversary ceremonies at all three sites, including the recently finished memorial at ground zero. madison: i can't believe that ten years have passed. it feels just like yesterday. to be honest, i'm kind of dreading the anniversary.

on the move hampton st claire said it was a fantastic frail. bustling i've dreamt of this there's a while before and this is a dream come true hopefully i'll have a nice strength to go to the bungee jump with. the players were like kids in a candy store and we're trying to royds time off to time up the time. even though some of russia's challenges seem more interested in getting better acquainted with the local animal population. england recently got roundly criticized for doing similar to tease of the russian coach kingsley jones couldn't have been more different in his approach saying it was a wonderful distraction for the players ploy i think it's important you know we've worked hard for the last. hundred twenty days and they need to refresh recharge you know. she's a lot of technical things we can work on but thing is going to. make us part of the force constrain years everybody fresh mentally physically and you know the mental thing mental rest and change from coaching is and getting coached and training every day is important of course th

>> we just got a call from our neighbor that we needed to get out, and claire also was getting calls from friends who live on the street, saying we had to get out. and we just threw kids and dog in the car and left. >> reporter: and your home? >> it's gone. we hear from a neighbor who snuck back in -- we're not allowed to go back, probably for a few more days to see, but a neighbor said that he saw our house and it was gone. >> claire, what's it like to go through that? what does it feel like? >> well, right now you just can't think anything about it. everybody else is in the same situations. there's no self-pity. we'll be better off than most, but the fact that half of our town is homeless, you can't really think of yourself right now. >> reporter: what are you going to do? >> we don't know. we're trying to form late short-term plan, midterm plan. we're just wandering around stunned, and just aimless. figuring out what to do next. >> reporter: drew, a lot of people in the same position. this is the command center for this fire, trying to pick up a few supplies, water, even toilet pa

here's abc's claire shipman. >> reporter: the expectations are high for gilly and joe.to be useless, past their prime. not now. >> they have drive. they are boldness. they have self-confidence. >> reporter: shelter dogs, once abandoned, now top flight rescue dogs. working in disasters to find victims. re-energized, doing what seemed the impossible. >> to see a working dog, to see the beauty and grace and agility that they have -- it just makes my heart sing. >> reporter: maybe because will wilma melville has walked a similar path. a p.e. teacher in his mid-50s, she was not about to retire. >> when i think about age, it's just a number. i just don't live based on numbers. >> reporter: she used the connections she'd always found with animals, even with a girl, to rescue herself from that middle aged stereotype. >> i wanted to learn to train a dog to do something special. >> reporter: it started with murphy. with hard work, she got her certified by fema to work disasters. and then, oklahoma city. wilma and murphy were called in and the shocking shortage of rescue dogs left

in one thousand nine hundred three trowbridge so was a muslim enclave on the territory of a sofa claire entity called republika srpska. troubridge that was surrounded by him not to choose troops but muslim troops led by enough storage who were in control of the situation inside the town. generally the seventh this christmas for the orthodox church on that day in one thousand nine hundred three enough storage his troops launched a massive attack on nearby serbian villages. the village of cravats is fifteen kilometers from strip police are christian story and of each a serb has lived here with his family since his birth on january the seventh one thousand nine hundred three he was on the front line in the afternoon he and fellow soldiers were told that the muslims had captured cravats after attacking it from. the serbs were ordered to retreat. so then this is it i could be there to crowd somewhere to troops liberated the village zone for two days after there was a hairy stranger of brown flashing the division i found the body of my father and a hundred meters from the house. had been stab

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claire just is so good in a crisis. she's so calm. and my husband, my family and our friends are really helping each other through this and helping each other stay focused on what we can at the moment. first off, that we're safe and that we're together. and so it really helps you to put your priorities in order and my daughter's been gathering her friends together and they've been volunteering. there's a huge outpouring in this community of everybody trying to watch out for each other. >> a final question. >> up what they need. >> what do you need? how can we help you? >> thank you so much for asking. we received lots of calls and we're just not sure what we need right now. because you know, when you see the smoke, you don't know how entrenched you want to be in any new thought because that fire could happen anywhere. the conditions are so bad right now for fires. but water good, ice water, inflatable beds have been just a godsend for us. food. just the real basic necessities. >> hopefully people are listening and hearing and maybe ca

again red bull to make my bubble start second against him button and knew how to make up a normal claire and second row vettel admitting things could not have gone better so far. all in all a perfect session and i'm very happy especially around here it's a very fun track picture i mean it's very difficult so many corners such a long up to get everything together. but i think we learned especially from you know the mistakes we've done last year in qualifying and kept cool and yeah. it's great you know we have both cars in the front row so let's see tomorrow it's a very very long. kind of golf store championship it is aaron baddeley one hundred million who share the lead with the rams left to play while world number one luke donald is three shots back but could still top the third next rankings to claim a ten million dollars bonus badly having the rub of the great early on this sign was inch perfect for him the ball landing straight into the cup for an eagle. he went on to think for birdies on the back nine to carve a six under sixty four and that gives the strain a share of the lead in my