. >>> and will roger clemens face a double-header? a judge decides if the rocket should be retried over testimony he gave about steroids. >>> and a new controversy over bethany frankel's new cocktails. we have the scoop on "skinny girl." >>> i'm michael smerconish in for tamron hall, and the "newsnation" is following reaction following a unemployment report putting pressure on president obama to bring thickness to the table for job growth. job growth flatlined in august. first time we have seen no change in hiring from one month to another in six decades. the white house is saying not the read too much into the numbers, but said that the level was unacceptably high. >> there is no question that we need faster growth overall in the economy, stronger job growth to get the kind of recovery that this president wants. i think that this only validates that we need to put real meaningful bipartisan action on the economy. >> the market is down more than 200 points as wall street absorbs this latest report. let's go right to the cnbc washingto

case against order clemens is stronger. his trainer is going to go to court and say, i gave roger clemens and drugs. hawn >> once you take a step into the charges to read up and start, you cannot turn back. they made a decision, they're going forward. the judge may rule that jeopardy attaches. in that case, the case would be over. i every positive that will happen. roger clemens will be back in court. >> i then, it is always a treat. it is interesting. 9:53 a.m.. we are back with more of a couple of moments. >> we are following medical news cotton people eating high potassium fruits, vegetables and dairy products they be less likely to suffer a stroke. the findings reported in a journal aimed stroke claimed that after each 1,000 mg increase the odds of a separate a stroke. i will try to post a link to the full study of our facebook fan page. hot >> the giants are hosting the arizona diamondbacks started today for a three game series. they have to wait. the showdown between the rivals is critical. the giants are down six gam

. >>> a court case involving former pitcher roger clemens. f >>> former baseball star roger clemens returns to federal court in washington, d.c. this morning where, once again, his attorney asked the judge to toss out the case in which he is accused of lying to authorities about steroids use. we just learned moments ago that the judge has rejected that request. his attorneys accused prosecutors of deliberately including testimony the judge had excluded in a video they showed jurors. prosecutors say it was an innocent mistake. it was declared a mills trial. now there will be a retrial in the roger clemens steroids case. >>> a woman who brought a friendly and comforting presence to bay area children has died. >> pop goes the wasel and the fox jumps out of the house. >> she was known as misromparoom. she first hosted kg o and then here on ktvu. she continued for the next 11 years. she is survived by a son and two grandchildren. >>> danville hero pilot chesley sullenrger is weighing in on the auto pilot. automation can lower the workload. and in

and former major league pitcher roger clemens is going back to federal court. today a judge set his new trial date for april 17th. clemens had hoped the judge would drop the criminal charges against him after his first trial ended in a mistrial. clemens regarded as one of the best baseball pitchers of all-time is charged with lying to congress about using steroids. that is tonight's 360 bulletin. john king usa starts right now. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm candy crowley. there is breaking news along the gulf of mexico. residents of mississippi and louisiana got short notice warnings today. get ready for tropical storm lee to hit this weekend. it may not be as powerful as a hurricane, but it's moving at a crawl, which means new orleans canals and levees will be tested by a prolonged rain. up to 15 inches or more are expected plus a storm surge. we'll get a live update on storm preparations in a few minutes. >>> but first, today's stunner from the labor department, the country saw a net gain of no jobs in august. plus no change in the unemployment rate still 9.

we have to have victory. >> roger clemens and not quite done yet.harges of using performance enhancing drugs. the mistrial was declared in july. after prosecutors to mrmishandled the evidence. well it looks like roger clemens will have the state in court after all. the raiders pre-season is at the seattle that coming up and he said it last night at the raiders in l.a. pre-season against the chargers. tonight, reiterating to the starter is going to be. it will be number 11, alex smith. 27 years old, 8- 10 for last night. against the chargers, no touchdown. not much pressure. 20-17 = 49 years.49ert or not, alex smith is your starter for the opening season for the niners. and this third seed upset today as she went against the italian. with 60 unforced errors. she lost in three sets. the first of this year. she was 12-0 coming in and. the classic out at the u.s. momenwhen we come back the colle season kicks off. tomorrow it is the bay area's big three cal, stanford, simmons est.. launching their 2011 campaign. i speak with one of the heisman hopefuls k

there is so much evidence against roger clemens. >> well, yes and no. i mean, conventional wisdom is perjury cases are hard to win, we've been through that before. you saw the barry bonds case -- gregg: yeah, but they convicted him on obstruction of justice. >> you're right. i think they do have a pretty good case. but i'll tell you one thing for sure, if judge makes a pretrial ruling and they violate it again, that's going to be it. gregg: see you later. >> sayonara. gregg: all right, doug burns, former federal prosecutor, good to see you. jenna: we're a little more than a week away from the tenth anniversary of 9/11, and on this friday we have a worldwide travel alert issued by our state department. i'm just going to read a little from this. while they have not identified any specific threats from al-qaeda affiliates or al-qaeda allies, they say that citizens should be aware that al-qaeda affiliates and allies have demonstrated the intent and capability to carry out attacks against the u.s. and our interests around the world. they go on to say that of

the -- the clemens perjury trial is set to another date t legal side is going to try to pete the new trial. but it looks like he will have his day in court. >>> -- try to fight the new trial. but it looks like he will have his day in court. >>> alex smith has been named the starting quarterback for the 49ers. raiders, in seattle, against hugh jackson, a dud a game, whitehurst and flips it. out of the air, washington, the 32-yard gain seattle wins it by a final of 20-3 and the raiders 0-4 in the preseason. college football for you, cal hosts fresno state tomorrow at candlestick park. texas christian, erased a 24 point 4th quarter deficit to lead by one, but aaron jones, nailed a 37-yarder to retain the lead with a minute left. kasey, picked by mike hicks and that sales victory for the bares. 50-48 on top of the horn frogs. de la salle pulled it off tonight 26-23. sharapova, bye bye, here we go. third seed, she fell to 26th seed. sharapova, 60 unforced errors in the match as she loses in three sets. >>> there's is esurance tennis score bored, 20 seconds to go butvy to show you this. th

today is judge will decide if former baseball star roger clemens should face a second trial on charges he lied about using performance enhancing drugs. a mistrial was declared in july after prosecutors showed evidence it was declared inned a misbasketball happen he's declar -- inadmissible. clemens has denied using drugs. >>> casey anthony's lawyers head back to court today to fight a reimbursement motion. they want casey anthony to pay for the cost of searching for her daughter caylee. the little girl's body was found in the woods of december of 2008. casey anthony was acquitted on murder charges but she was convicted of lying to investigators about where her daughter was for months. she could be ordered to pay more than $350,000. >>> people in texas and oklahoma hope cool weather and calm winds this weekend will coil wild fires in the region. there are 14 wild fires in texas alone. take a look at this one. they burned 21,000 acres combined. one destroyed about 40 homes and threatening up to 400 others. a wild fire in oklahoma has destroyed more than 30 homes and has burned about 18 s

there will be a hearing on whether former all-star pitcher roger clemens should be retried on chargesf lying under oath. the accusations stem from a 2008 congressional testimony in which he denied using performance enhancing drugs. >>> technicians will be installing the tribute in light memorial in lower manhattan. the two four-mile high beams have commemorated the fallen twin towers on each anniversary since the 9/11 attacks. >>> and in 1901 in a speech at the minnesota state fair then vice president theodore roosevelt offered the now famous advice, speak softly and carry a big stick. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> finally here's a look at what's is coming up later this morning on the "today" show. residents along the gulf brace themselves as a tropical storm heads their way, and four time grammy winner lenny kravitz rocks the plaza with a full half hour of music to close out the today summer concert series. >>> now, keep i

a mistrial was declared in clemens' first trial after a major mistake by the prosecution. used performance-enhancing drugs. >>> now some news this morning about my old friend jack daniels. he is turning 161 this month. and to celebrate the distillery set out to break seven guinness world records. >> his age is not slowing him down. >> the gift that keeps on giving. >> that's right. they achieved six of them, including the largest whiskey bottle containing 183.9 liters. the most bottles played by a bottle orchestra, 475. and the most signatures on a greeting card, 1,075. the one rerd they didn't break, the largest gathering of people born in the same month. better luck next year. >> better luck next year, jack. i like it. they say jack daniels, his birth certificate was actually lost in a fire so because of that there's no actual date. so what do they do? you celebrate the whole month of september. you know, that's what i'm talking about. >> bottoms up. >> for sure. that's the friday spirit. i like it. >> tgif. jack and i are heading down -- >> keep on going, tanya. >> i do

clemens is accused of lying about using performance enhancing drugs. stay tuned there. >>> the raiders kick off the final preseason game today up in seattle. oakland stomped by the saints this past sunday which means the starters are going to play a whole lot more in today's game. coach hugh jackson called it another dress remember hersal. the raiders are 0-3 in the -- rehearsal. the raiders are 0-3 in the preseason. >> always nice to be a winner. >> winning is good. >>> 6:26. it was just downgraded from 57.1 to 6.8 according to the usgs. we're talking about the quake out of alaska. the seismograph did show some movement. we'll show you coming up. >>> how the game plan has already changed for a planned pro-baseball field in san rafael. >>> a gas leak is to blame for an explosion at this cupertino condo that left behind all this damage. why it took crews nearly two hours to shut off the gas and what federal regulators are going to do. stay with us. >>> a spike in crime at a local bay area campus, including robberies and sexual assaults. we'll tell you a

>> gregg: big decision for roger clemens the yankee great pitcher charged with lying to congress.re was a mistrial declared by the judge in his first trial a few days into it because the prosecution made a huge mistake and violated the judge's or. the defense claimed duct jeopardy he shouldn't be tried -- claimed double jeopardy, he shouldn't be tried again. was that the right decision by the judge? >> i think we are on parallel universes here. if a judge makes a ruling you have to respect that. as a result if a judge says don't play evidence, you have pretrial hearings, you determine what you are going to admit in trial and what you are not. the judge indicated repeatedly, this was not to be talked about. this prosecutor made two mistakes. first during his opening statement when he alluded to two other teammates of clemens that used performance-enhancing drugs and the judge said stop. then to play a tape with pettitte's wife corroborating the fact that he used performance enhance drugs was wrong. the remedy is a retrial. >> you gave me a long argument against your conclusion, i l

a's they helped oakland avoid a four day sweep that went and is a seven day losing streak >> roger clemensa judge to see if the pitcher in is to be retried on charges that he lied to congress. cloud are they gonna do it again. >> net flex it will be bad news stars entertainment is not renewing their contract and they have allied net flics to see a bunch of tv shows until recently some this is a major blow to net flex and of a blow to people that like to watch movies online. obama of his lawsuit to block at&t and t mobile is just going to hurt customers the a ministrations said the purchase by at&t could all but kill competition and drive up prices >> a woman is suing because it she said the gps is still calling following her even though she shut the application of they are to stop a gathering data after they opt out bomb >> we are checking the big board's the horrible jobs report did the dow is now down by 207 reportpoints. these numbers look bad on wall street will be back in a few minutes. a place with natural beauty and a forward thinking spirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling e

. >>> a judge will decide today if former baseball star roger clemens should face a second trial on charges he used performance enhancing drugs. the case was declared a mistrial in july after prosecutors showed evidence that was already declared inadmissible. he's accused of lying to congress in 2008 when he gave testimony in the use of steroids. >>> 4:49 is the time right now. a car left dangling in midair. what lead up to the accident inside a san francisco parking garage. >>> and a heated battle. the reason public access is in question at a popular bay area beach. >>> welcome back to the morning news. it's 4:52 and take a look a san francisco parking garage is back open this morning. that is after a car crashed through a wall on the fourth floor. it happened yesterday afternoon on folsom street. police say a parking garage employee was helping a customer with a dead battery and was in the drivers seat as the car rolled down a ramp. >> and could not figure out how to operate the brakes or find a parking brake and jumped out of the vehicle. crashed in the barrier at the end of the garage a

are now on the bengals and josh morgan is looking forward to playing against his old teammate nate clemens. >> that's the most winter ball. you know this trip. you know you're going to try to poke it around. you know you're going to fake. you know all that. you know you're practicing against them. that's what makes them a good corner because everybody doesn't know that. everybody not always with him. >> when looks across the field tomorrow, he will see a very familiar face on the jets side line. he and rex ryan once worked together as assistant coaches with the ravens. >> i was kind of like his setup man. i used to talk to the other quarterbacks before the game. i'm going to make sure i keep everybody away from my quarterbacks before this game and rex is unbelievable personality. >> i think rex is a great coach. i think he's a great person. there's no question about that. >> i'm also married to a super model. [ laughter ] >> i just happen to turn the "instyle" magazine to page 29. do i understand [beep] what i need to see tomorrow? let's eat a [beep] snack. >> he brings that fire when he w

. >> reporter: as the officers were about to cuff him, clemens warned them that they had the wrong guy and then mentioned that his wife was priya david, a correspondent for cbs news. >> when they yelled at me, is anyone else in the house, i did say, yes, my wife is a cbs news correspondent and she is upstairs nursing our infant baby and that seemed to deescalate things. >> reporter: it turns out the person or persons the fbi was trying to arrest at this house used to own this house but they have now moved across the street and they are renting this house. this is cell phone video of the arrest being made across the street. the only thing the feds will say is that state and federal warrants were issued and that the investigation is ongoing. >> this is the question. it's always the question. did the neighbors seem nice? did anything seem out of the ordinary? no. these neighbors were completely ordinary. they were nice people. they had sold the house to us. >> reporter: in alameda, anne makovec, cbs 5. >>> the release of two uc- berkeley grads held in iran is in question again today. iran

federal prosecutors will get a second swing at former pitching great roger clemens. judge in washington ordered him to stand trial again for allegedly lying to congress when he denied using performance- enhancing drugs. the first trial ended in a mistrial. wikileaks today let the world in on still more u.s. government secrets. wikileaks posted online its entire archive of internal state department cables-- more than 251,000 of them. most are uncensored, potentially exposing the names of people who have given the united states sensitive information. it happened in kuwait. could it happen in libya? qaddafi's threat to destroy the oil industry when we come back. back. [ grandma ] why do relationships matter? [ grandpa ] relationships are the basis of everything. [ grandma ] relationships are life... if you don't have that thing that fills your heart and your soul, you're missing that part of your life that just fulfills you. ♪ [ male announcer ] for us at humana, relationships matter too. the better we know you, the better we can help you choose the right medicare plan.

roger clemens is going to get reacquainted with the court system.trial of lying. the federal judge in washington d.c. has a new trial for april 17th. the mistrial was declared in july. the of appeal could be made by his legal team but it looks like he will be going to court. >> n f l friday what is going on on friday? pre-seasoned business against seattle. 10-3. in this seattle. i think those scores are switched. seattle = 10-3. the starting quarterback is going to be alex smith. not anybody surprise some smith = 8- 10. with no touchdowns, no interceptions but he did manage to manage the offense. leading 20-17 victory. alex smith is your starter for the 49ers. >> big-ticket weekend. college football is getting ready to launch. opening at candlestick park the new quarterback sack will be at the helm. still drawing a to a village on the sec mainer. san jose state on saturday. this quarterback would of been the no. 0 n f l number e pack. but he did return to college. >> i guess my first thing is that i've listened to my ipod. >> give me an artist. >> a

. >>> roger clemens will have to face a second perjury trial.ederal judge rejected clemons to dismiss a retrial on charges he lied about steroid abuse. prosecutors may have caused a mistrial in his original trial. but they said that's not enough to dismiss the indictment. and they set a new trial date. >>> it's a high tech tool used to help pilots. patients at hospitals are paying more today. whether they know it or not. the dispute that is changing their hospital bill. [ male announcer ] meet rachel and annie. we asked them to be part of an experiment to prove febreze air effects eliminates tough cooking odors. [ facilitator ] take a deep breath, tell me what you smell. it's grassy. it's green. it smells like fresh wood. like a latte. [ facilitator ] go ahead and take your blindfolds off. oh my goodness. are you serious? wow. i think my nose touched that. [ facilitator ] ok, rachel, annie. wow. [ male announcer ] eliminate tough odors with febreze air effects so you can breathe happy guaranteed. >>> customers of anthem blue cross may find their

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. >>> and former pitching great roger clemens will face another trial due to steroid use. a federal judge ruled that he could be tried again, that his rights would not be violated. the first trial ended in a mistrial after just two days because prosecutors showed evidence that the judge had ruled was inadmissible. >>> and gabrielle giffords is back in her hometown of tucson for the weekend. she arrived last night. she'll spend time with family and friends. this is her second trip home since being shot in the head in january. she's been rehabbing at t a facility in houston. >>> finally, our favorite wayward penguin won't make it back home for at least another day. happy feet's release, dan is riveted by this story, has been delayed because of rough seas. once he's released, you and others will be able to track him online thanks to a gps tracker. >> the reason they delayed the release. they have rough seas on the boat. everybody on the boat is feeling sick except for the penguin. ron, thank you. >>> big economic news this morning. bianna, over to you. >>> it w w a brutal sta

an income tax for its whole history and had conservative governor bush and conservative governor clemen who held the state tax at a low environment or romney who has created tens of thousands of jobs by his direct effort. i'm a jobs creating expert. suddenly he's on a defensive over his major issue which is jobs. >> greta: in terms of the voting republican vote this time around, do you think, any data to support that people are going to vote for whether they are going to vote for someone they really like or whether they vote for the person who they think can beat president obama? >> it is overwhelmingly the second when they ask people in the polls. almost 2-1 a tactical vote. which is very unusual for the republican party. one top republican strategist charlie black once told me, the republican party behaves like a third party they vote for ideological purity and that's it. now they are voting on who they think can beat obama. i think that's pretty good. >> greta: who else could jump into the race? >> we talked about palin last week. i think her backing away from september 3rd, thing le

politically correct speech code and how inappropriate it was given the fact mark twain who samuel clemens wrote with the power of the work pending. so i want to just take a look at what the sanitized text looks like so that is sitting on my desk. and then there are two books, i'm trying to remember their names and it's an opportunity to help out authors that i'm reading and one is about lawrence block who is a mystery writer and i think it is called a drop of the hard stuff. it's a mystery novel and lawrence block is to me a terrific mystery writer. that is the top of my list. if i wasn't here tonight i would read lawrence block. i think that he is terrific. and then george is a mystery writer that writes about mystery set in washington, d.c. and has a new book coming out his wife told me about because she exercises at the same gym i go to and so i'm looking forward to that because he set the scene on the travel to the constraints i travel every day so i want to see what he's done. >> tell us what you are reading every summer. send us a message at book tv. >> erik larsen recounts the amer

state that didn't have a income tax for its total history and conservative governor bush and governor clemens who held the state at a low tax environment or romney who created tens of thousands of jobs by his direct personal effort. i'm a jobs creating expert, that is what he has got to say. and suddenly he is on a little bit of a defensive over his major issue which is jobs. >> greta: in terms of the voting, republican vote this time around, do you think or the polling numbers or any statistical number to support that people are going vote -- whether they were going to vote for someone they really like or vote for the person who they think can beat president obama? >> it is overwhelmingly the second when they ask people in the polls. it is almost 2 to 1 a tactical vote which is very unusual for the republican party. one tough republican strategist charlie black once told me the republican party behaves like a third-party. they vote for idealogiccal purity and that is it. now, that is different. they are voting on who they think can beat obama and i think that is pretty good. >> greta: who el

. >>> a federal judge today refused to throw out the perjury case against baseball star roger clemensfor april. chemicalens is accused of lie to go congress will using steroids. >> the list of gadhafi family atrocities is long and one son even had a jail cell in his office. >> reporter: now being cared for in tripoli's burn hospital, she is weak, but able to gesture a greeting to those who have helped her and express her profound gratitude. >> translator: i want to say thank you very much because all the people have helped me. thank you very, very much. >> reporter: she's overcome with degree motion, but these are tears of relief, not pain. she's christian and her faith has been crucial in coming to term with what's happened. >> translator: thank you very much. i want god to heal me. and rrn me back to my family. >> reporter: the national transitional council's new health minister also visited her and summed up the horror of her or deal. >> we'll ask the minister of justice to send someone who can document it and then we document everything and then after that, she has free waiver. if

look what happened to roger clemens.ght he could go in there and finesse the congressional hearing. you cannot. lying to congress is a crime. it locks you in. criminal investigation going on right now as there should be and there will be indictments. >> bill: what are the insiders saying happened at the solyndra company? why did it go bankrupt. >> there is two scandals, potential criminal one. put that aside and start with the political scandal first. how did they get a half a billion dollars in loan guarantees? >> bill: well, because one of the investors was a big clinton -- obama fundraiser. >> that also. but they also hired high powered lobbists, spent $2 million, had many meetings with valerie jarrett, special assistant to the president. they lobbied washington intensely to get this loan guarantee. why did they get the loan guarantee? they had idea that superior technology could- even though it was more expensive to produce solar panels in the united states that because their technology was superior they could produc

. >> arthel: a federal judge ruling that roger clemens must face a new trial on charges that he liedbout taking performance enhancing drugs. >> gregg: sarah palin greeted by chants of run, sarah, run, at a speech in iowa. but the tea party favorite not saying whether she's actually going to join the race for the white house. >> arthel: we're going to get back to our top story. tropical storm lee battering the gulf coast with heavy rain and powerful winds and putting levees to the test in a region still realing from hurricane katrina. elizabeth prann live in biluxi, mississippi. looks like you're in the middle of some rain there. >> hey. we are getting hit here and we're getting hit really hard. we've been feeling this rain throughout the day and even yesterday. it's going to continue at this rate. we've already had about seven inches of rain here in the gulf coast of mississippi. one thing that locals are very concerned about, they tell us people who have boats in this marina, that the water was up into this parking lot last night. but look how close it is to coming up in the parking

politically-correct speech code and how inappropriate it was given the fact that mark twain, samuel clemens, wrote it with the power of that word intended. so i wanted to take a look at what the sanitized, if you will, text looks like. so i picked up that book. again that is sitting on my desk. and then there are two books, i'm trying to remember their names, and i, such an opportunity to help out authors that i'm reading but one is a book by lawrence block, who is a mystery writer. and i think it is called, "a drop of the hard stuff". it is a mystery novel. and lawrence block, to me just a terrific, terrific mystery writer. that is actually at the top of my list. if i wasn't hear tonight i would go read lawrence block. yeah, i think lawrence block is terrific. and george peliconis who is a mystery writers writes about mysteries set in washington, d.c. his wife told me about it. she exercises the same y i go to. so i'm looking forward to that, because he has, he set scenes on streets that i travel every day. so i want to sea what george has done. >> tell us what you're reading this summer.

and how inappropriate it was, given the fact that mark twain, samuel clemens, wrote it with the power of that word intended. so i wanted to take a look at what the sanitized, if you will, text looked like, so i picked up that book and it's sitting on my desk. and then there are two books, i'm trying to remember their names, and -- this is such an opportunity to help out authors i'm reading, but one is a book by lawrence block, who is a mystery writer, and i think it's called, a drop of the hard stuff. it's a mystery novel. and lawrence block is, to me, a terrific, terrific mystery writer. that actually is at the top of my list. if i wasn't here tonight i'd read lawrence block. i think lawrence block is terrific. and then george pellicano, writes about mysteries that are set in washington, dc. his wif

roger clemens back in court today.whether to retry the former yankees pitcher on charges he lied to congress about alleged steroid use. the case was declared a mistrial back in july. clemens' lawyers will ask the judge to throw the case out and heidi klum's secret to staying thin is all in her genes? doctors from imperial college in london claim that anyone born with a duplicate chromosome 16 will likely be skinny. 1 in 2,000 people have that duplicate gene. start doing your genetic homework. >> i need to figure that out myself. as we told you at the top of the hour, the white house has now downgraded its own jobs growth forecast saying unemployment will stay above 9% through the election. >> not a good number. this as the president is set to present its job plan this coming thursday. >> next week, i will be laying out a series of steps that congress can take immediately to put more money in the pockets of working families and middle class families to make it easier for small businesses to hire people. and all the othe

clemens. the position he served in would later become secretary of state, a position which i held prior to my service in congress. like the clemens brothers who sought greater opportunities, it is in a state like nevada where a son of a mccannet can have the opportunity to interact with those who are responsible for governing the state. for instance, as a boy, i delivered the newspaper to then-governor michael callahan. for a time i went to sunday school with then-lieutenant governor harry reid's sons. i was educated in the same public high school as senator paul laxalt. our current governor, someone who i used to bray basketball with. i want to thank senator laxalt for his support and senator reid for being here today. and although not a nevadan, i also want to thank senator mcconnell for being here as well. my father's automotive shop was across the street from the nevada legislature so many of the legislators would come into my dad's business. i spent a lot of time there as a kid working in

politically correct speech codes and how inappropriate it was given the fact that mark twain samuel clemens wrote it with the power of that word in tended. so i want to just take a look at what the sanitized if you will text looks like and so in that book is sitting on my desk. and then there are two books. i am trying to remember their names and this is such an opportunity to help out the authors that i am reading. about one is a book by lawrence block who is a mystery writer and it's called a drop of the hard stuff, it's a mystery novel and lawrence block to me is just a terrific mystery writers of that is actually at the top of my list.

do you want to be like robert clemens and spill the beans and face a trial later on? no way! there could be something serious or in this case may be there was a mistake remember, in july, just two months earlier, these same people from solyndra told congress, we are fine, our company is profitable and we are making money, give us this long, we will be right back, etc. and then, they filed vagrancy and cannot get back. what happened? is this fraud? rhythm is representing the company? these are serious felonies. 535 million! why should they incriminate themselves? they have a right to take the fifth amendment and not incriminate themselves. it >> so they keep that line going. >> absolutely! >> let the government prove it. let them talk to the president. let them talk to everyone. let them get the evidence. why should i convinced myself? yes, i committed fraud. i wanted that five of the 5 million so i lied. now take me away in handcuffs. is that what you want? >> it seems perjury that the one thing the federal government have been going after people in high-profile cases. wonder

. >> roger clemens is going to have to go to trial for the second time.ying to congress for the use of steroids and performance enhancing drugs. the first trial ended in a mistrial in the month of july. >> it is like jurassic park coming to life with interactive dinosaur exhibit in the east bay. gabe slate has the highlight this. >> dinosaurs have invad invadede bay area--at least giant, robotic type. through january, the murray and scene of science and berkeley is showing a high- tech the museum of science and industry. recreated and a unique interactive exhibition. it is called " dinosaurs unearthed'interactive with visitors it seems to be coming out of life. watch as this cat runs away. startled him. >> you have to see the tall t- rex. and in the lobby this was one of my favorites. walking through the exhibit you feel like you are in another place and the time. they have made this a darker, spooky. i do not know hall told to art or care. who fast-how old you are--to the of is fun for all ages. " dinosaurs alive " is also a 3 d movie. between now and ja

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. >>> a judge ruling that pitcher roger clemens must face a new trial on charges that he lied about usingng drugs. the trial slated for april of next year. >> kelly: a deeply divided and unpopular congress returning to washington next week facing numerous challenges, from creating jobs to spending cuts. so what's first on their agenda? doug reports now. >> if the divided congress left for its august recess on relatively bad terms -- >> this is a bad piece of legislation. >> dealing with the white house is like dealing with a bowl of jello. >> it returns next week perhaps more deeply mired in divisiveness such as when to do the president's speech. >> the scheduling snafu is a bad sign of things to come. it shows you how high the stakes are that even scheduling at a certain day could be problematic. now you're talking about finding trillions of dollars worth of spending cuts, serious deadlines, and serious pressure. >> formosan the agenda, finding $1.5 trillion in cuts that congress couldn't agree to last time around. it first meets next thursday. if the committee fails, automatic triggers

clemens denies using performance enhancing drugs while in the major leagues. >>> president barack obama'sunsxukted detour trip. it diverted to an alternate landing site. he took a motorcade the rest of the way. the white house said stormy weather led to the last minute decision. >>> and could stem cells hold the key to reversing baldness? yale researchers believe they just might. in their studies, scientists found stem cells can reactivate dormant follow coiclefollicles. the study worked in mice but no evidence it will help men, too. and hurricane irene has claimed a tree linked to the kennedy family. the oak was knocked over by last weekend's storm. it was estimated to be 220 years old. its it shaded an area near the graves of the kennedy family members. president kennedy is said to have remarked during a 1963 visit there that a view which you included the tree was so magnificent that khe could stay there forever. what a loss. >> stuff happens, i guess. sad. all right, lisa, thank you. >> the feds say gibson guitars has to face the music. but the company isn't playing along and says the

in about an hour, a judge considers whether baseball great roger clemens will get a new trial on chargesngress using steroids. >> in san francisco, a status hearing taking place on another baseball great's legal future, barry bonds. at 4:45 eastern time, congressman john boehner will discuss house republicans' plan for american job creators. we are following lots of developments. we'll check in with our correspondents. let's start with you, christine. >> no jobs created on balance in this country in the month of august. unemployment remains at 9.1%. i'll tell you what you can do to insulate yourself from a weak job market and politically what it means for the president. >> reporter: i'm brianna keilar. dismal jobs numbers raising the stocks on the president's jobs address next week. i'll have a report at the top of the hour. >> reporter: i'm arwa damon. moammar gadhafi releases a radio address, but who is listening? >> i'll see you all here in a bit. at nine minutes to the top of the hour, i ask you to forgive me for asking this question. is marriage forewhite people? i'm not the one ask