look at these shots, i-reports from mike from concord, vermont.f you happen to go out, enjoy the beautiful sites you'll see up there with all the fall colors, also look out for scattered showers. back to the weather maps we go being as we do so, looks like a chance of not only rain but possibly severe thunderstorms in parts of the great lakes. got this frontal boundary that will move through places like milwaukee, back into chicago, gary, indiana, maybe detroit before the day is out. you'll have a chance of severe weather possibly some damaging wind, large hail, maybe even some heavy rainfall. an isolated tornado is also a possibility. could see strong winds across the central plains, some wind gusts happening 60 miles per hour in the desert southwest the big story, the extreme heat. temperatures back into the triple digits. take a look at temperatures we'll be seeing there, 107 for phoenix, 102 in las vegas, 86 in salt lake city, 60s from seattle southward into portland. 81 in san francisco, 87 in los angeles, 82 in kansas city, 93 in dallas. low

speaking with robert miller, author of native americans discovered and concord. thomas jefferson, lois and clark and manifest destiny. mr. miller to your book talks about the doctrine of discovery. why don't you tell us a little bit about that? >> the doctrine of discovery is the legal pnciple that scribes how euro@eans ce and claimed the land from the native people. the doctor and was literally developed by the church and portugal and spain in late 1400's and european countries used this legal principalo plead lans and africom nisha and the americas. the classic painting or example of explorers coming in scking their flag that in various paintings they were thinking of for a safe voyage across the ocean. that might be true. but europeans were also engaged in a legal procedure when they were putting their flags and cross is in the soil. they literally were claing the land for their own king and country. >> is the doctor of discovery still intact discussions today? >> absolutely. the united states supreme court adopted the stock dropped discovery and 1823 supreme

it happened in concord, california, at a hotel.hen they were -- the police were putting the families together when they were bringing jaycee in to see the family for the first time, they were at a hotel. and prior to going into the conference room, where they were going to meet, jaycee asked the police to let her be alone with her mother, and the family, because it was such a personal thing. and of course, the police acquiesced in that and let that happen. now, prior, the police had prepared themselves for an emotional meeting. they knew it would be emotional. but almost to the person they were saying that they never, ever in their wildest dreams thought it would be as emotional as it was. and we can all well imagine. but, you know, it went way over the top, in a good sense, in a very, very good sense. and it really touched the officers that were there, brought veterans to tears. one officer said, you know, this has touched me so deeply, i really want to talk to the -- a psychologist about this. and it made them all very proud to b

he like to set up the problem and he word, then and concord and emerge the victor but it did not work. >> host: i feel like i m for taking over with my questions i will a you to come takeover but while you are lining up, i will a you this the best to tell me about, you interviewed a number of people who were close to blagojevich in his first admistration. what did they tell you either on the record or off the record? whatmpression did that have and what did you learn in talking to those people? >> guest: he did have a very loyal staff which is puzzling because he never paid any attention to tm. he never had a staff meeting. he never held a cabinet meeting. ever. the way he ran illinois government was puzzling. it turns outarticularly in the end, he was runningrom a speaker phone in his living room. not only did he not go to springfield he did noto tohe office and the chicago eithe it troubled his staff to put it lightly and it was almost as if as if he had a real psychological problem. i have talked to enough people that i finally went in to talk to several psychiatrt who were good en

this is concord, vermont. this is just over the weekend.ek over there. then it will shift down to the south. wind might disrupt you a little bit. take some of those leaves off today. >> too soon for that. thanks. >>> trading has started on wall street. come on, 10,000. hi, susan. >> i put on that crazy hat last week and look what happened. you know, i mean, the dow is lower in four out of five sessions. the hat is going to be put away for some time. in the meantime, we are seeing green arrows for the start of the trading week. we are expecting not much to happen today. it's yom kippur and a lot of people not participating, but we do have a merger monday. ser red sox announcing a deal for nearly $6.5 million. it will triple its service revenue next year. meanwhile, abbott laboratories bought solvay for 7 million. it has a limited presence in europe and asia. final finally, thooes judge who fans love to hate. and now, simon cowell is reportedly the highest paid star on tv. the "new york post" says he has signed a deal worth more than 100 mill

these i-reports in from mike dakota in concord, vermont.e'll see rain and possibly severe thunderstorms in parts of the great lakes. frontal boundary that will be moving through places like milwaukee, chicago, eventually gary, indiana, maybe even detroit before the day is out. you'll have a chance at some severe weather, possibly some damaging wind, large hail, maybe even some heavy rainfall and an isolated tornado a possibility. some wind gusts, 60 miles per hour. in the desert southwest, the big story is the extreme heat. temperatures again going back into the triple digits. take a look at some of the temperatures we're going to be seeing there. 107 in phoenix, 86 in seattle. but 81 in san francisco. 87 in los angeles. 93 in dallas. low 90s in houston. 89 in tampa. 69 for new york and 65 in boston with those scattered showers out by fenway park. that is a look at your forecast. i'm reynolds wolf for hln. >>> well, you probably already know that you can recycle paper and plastic to help the environment, right? but how do you keep your old

. >> they were to become worthy successors to heroes of concord and lexington. they would be minute men and women. they had a moment which against all odds was theirs to seize. >> work on a formal memorial at t sc is scheduled to begin next month. >>> our coverage of the 9/11 anniversary is far from over. coming up at 10:30, how one local husband is still dealing with the loss of his wife on this tragic day and then how people took president obama's day of service to heart and one remembrance a true show of endurance. >>> all of those ceremonies had to deal with some heavy rain at times today. you can see here on this map the rain moving through. but things are starting to improve out there right now. fox 5's gary mcgrady has more on that from the weather center tonight. >> you can already see on the radar picture, some of the raine has been breaking up. lle'w sanw e'u yod give you an idea of where the sheru wos are just a few norw nf the city. a little bit for montgomery county only perhaps getg tt leli ittle ste.er h er ut ofcolumbia. and then up i-95 towards

this is one of the northern ones called concord point. has a great deal of history.key point is the highest lighthouse. there's a bonus lighthouse not included in the challenge but we do have a souvenir for that and you don't have to visit the state park to get the souvenir but the baltimore sight. >> reporter: i've only got 30 seconds. >> friday there's an early bird special. this one is hope point near calvert cliff and i'll have you put fort washington and its site right there. >> reporter: that's where we are. very distinguish. my faulk d.c..com is our website -- my fox d.c..com is our website. we also have a link to the 2,009 lighthouse challenge. get your passport, celebrate the weekend and maryland's bit day and enjoy this wonderful state. >> i love lighthouse. >> i don't know where the time goes but tucker has your final forecast for the day coming up. >> what? >> yeah. and we'll answer your trivia question.  >>> all right. time now to reveal the answer to today's trivia question. what was the occupation of the cotton candy machine inven

coming up after our show, "nhra race day" from concord, north carolina. >> it's only two years old but has come of age. today the fight to the finish. the six-race countdown to the championship begins and it does so with emotion. both john force and tony pedregon showed how passionate this sport can be. this weekend the nhra heat continues to run hot. the pressure of the countdown and the fight for the wally as nhra drivers and crew chiefs push the limits. by day's end, history will be made as both funny cars and top fuel go four-wide for the time ever. you've never experienced an nhra you've never experienced an nhra race day quite like this one. captioning provided by espn, inc. ♪ early in the morning pack the truck and get some food ♪ ♪ i'm going to win ♪ because this girl don't like to lose ♪ ♪ i'm going to drive it ♪ like i stole it ♪ going to leave it all behind ♪ going to drive to it like i stole it ♪ >>> cruz pedregon may have miss the the countdown to the championship, but caught up in that emotion, he channels that to being the role of the spoiler in funny car. how can hector

christine of concord, california gets all -- we are going to send donald some stuff, too. steve: that's nice. bill: doocy, come on. martha just wiped you out. just you were just too fixated on the wizard of oz. 85 times. >> i'm not in kansas anymore. >> you are scarecrow. you are more tiananmen. >> you are tin man without the heart. >> hue zach man and debra winger. remember her? i love the glasses. right back with p and p as the factor continues all across the u.s.a. and all around the world. . . bill: time now for pin heads and patriots. some are tired of cell phones intruding on everything. hugh jackman's performance was recently interrupted on broadway by a ringing phone. >> i still see your face. all the time it's faces. you want to get that? you want to get it? i don't care, grab it. grab your phone. come on. just turn it off, come on. [applause] >> for his display of righteous indignation, mr. jackman is a patriot. as we mentioned earlier, polanski may be extradited back to the united states for charges of rape. deborah winger apparently doesn't like that. >> we cam

that more people died on the morning of september 11th in new york city than died at lexington and concordry engagement in the war of 1812. the first military engagement of the mexica mexican-american war. the first military engagement of the civil war, fort sump ter, the battleship mayne, the sink of the lose takenia, pearl harbor and the first military engagement in the korea war and the vietnam war combined. and i think, you know, people have a sense now that our country is foregood -- for good or for ill part of the world no longer separated by two vast oceans. i think that's on the negative side. i think on the positive side i think this reawakened in america a sense of patriotism and a recognition of how precious the life is that we have here and our rights and our freedoms. and how it entails an obligation that sometimes requires sacrifice in order to pro thekt them. and i know a lot of friends of mine, sort of '60s hippies who now when the star-spangled banner is played the eyes mist up a little bit and the heart is firmly held to the chest and there is a recognition that there is

minutemen were going to use and the british, learning of the munitions, decided to march on lexington and concord, prompting paul revere's ride to warn that the british were coming, they got the minutemen -- got to the farm, hid the munitions and by the time the british arrived, the munitions were safely set aside where they could be used as we advanced our revolutionary war effort, but the shot heard round the world that changed the history of this country. so we've worked hard, my former congressman had initially filed legislation, i followed up on that, emerging with senator kennedy, the bill finally was signed into law and last april this april, i was sitting in my office and i get a call, it's senator kennedy on the line and i picked it up and he goes, isn't it grand? he could celebrate that small legislative act that protected such important history with the same joy and commitment that he did the grandest of efforts. senator kennedy's legislation has shaped american lives in ways we cannot even know. every day our lives are different for all that he did and we are so fortunate to have had

christine of concord, california gets all -- we are going to send donald some stuff, too. that's nice. bill: doocy, come on. martha just wiped you out. just you were just too fixated on the wizard of oz. 85 times. >> i'm not in kansas anymore. >> you are scarecrow. you are more tiananmen. >> you are tin man without the heart. >> hue zach man and debra winger. remember her? i love the glasses. right back with p and p as the factor continues all across the u.s.a. and all around the world. . . thyo g teasthhenscepa cseen hth g tls.. edave $4 y us ♪ are more than words here. it's personal. i have diabetes. rodney's kid too. so we're so proud to manufacture... the accu-chek® aviva meters and test strips... here in the u.s.a. plus, we've proven you'll waste 50% fewer strips... when you use our meter, which means greater savings... for people with diabetes, like me. now that's a true american value. accu-chek® aviva. born in the u.s.a. . . bill: time now for pin heads and patriots. some are tired of cell phones intruding on everything. hugh jackman's performance was recently inte

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we want to let you know that the concords elegance is there this saturday through sunday.e information, log on to foxbaltimore.com/morning. >>> chuck said, if it's italian, it will be at the big show. i guess i will have to be down there. it's a good one as i will get my pagnotti and drive on down. >> not to mention a big cherry. >>> 58 is the dew point right now. it's feeling comfortable out there. a good monday morning. we will try to pick up where we left off yesterday with the weekend. squeeze a little bit of sunshine, not as sunny. we are going to officially call it partly cloudy as the day wears on today. look out to the west, we do have showers. they will be coming in our direction, maybe sprinkles after midnight. no big rainfall, 54 in oakland as we speak, 59 in charm city, 60 in the district of columbia as we are on the eve of something nice. fall in baltimore officially will arrive at 5:18. set your clocks tomorrow, we will enjoying it mighty nicely. here are the showers coming through. no big downpours to speak of. cloud cover, you will see nothing happening, te

fortunately for us the men who stood their grounds at lexington, concord, at saratoga and yorktown are the men who wrote our constitution. and when they met in philadelphia decade later to form a more perfect union they still believed that we are endowed by our creator with certain inalienable rights. they therefore set out to devise a government with only limited enumerated powers so that they, their descendents, hoped would be part of a free republic and not of an expanding government. our constitution was ratified by the very minute men who fought for freedom in the new england, the atlantic states and the south. that's why we have the -- and the mid-atlantic states and the south. they fought for the states rights, who will always have opponents. that's why they're in the constitution. so it's appropriate that we take time to honor the minute men who left us a legacy of freedom on this the 50th anniversary of the minute man national historic park. and with that, mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlelady from guam.

what fellowship has righteouess with unrighteousness, what communion hath lit with darkness, what concord hath christ with belial, what part of he that believeth with an infidel, what agreement hath the temple of god with the temple of idols? wherefore come out, come out, come out from among them and be ye separate saith the lord, and touch not the unclean and i will receive you and will be a father unto you saith the lord god almighty. oh obama get into your bible. don't listen to some cock-eyed preacher who promotes darwin like 1800 did. get into the bible and take your stand against these communists and don't try to appease russia like you just did. now we are not even going to have bases to protect our european brothers and you want to even put the base in turkey which will go with russia in the next war, ezekiel 38:7. >> oh so very well said jack and from his heart. let's pray for all those in authority that they would do what god wants them to do. and let me just say, you do what god wants you to do. open your heart to him and he'll give you peace in this troubled world. jack, show

tall, said she was so excited, she was beside herself, because she wanted to see the flight of the concord the show. she called herself a talker. >> that's hysterical. she is very tall. and you know who is very short but adorable? kristin chenoweth. >> she's that tall. >> and blew me away from her acceptance speech. you'll see a lot more emmy coverage here on "the early show" and tonight on entertainment tonight, be sure to check your local listings. we'll be right back. you weren't always my favorite day. with all the pet hair in the air, i'd spend class preoccupied, bothered by itchy eyes. but now i have new zyrtec® itchy eye drops. it works fast, with just one drop, to relieve my itchy eyes from allergies for up to 12 hours. no other allergy itchy eye drop works faster or longer. which is good, 'cause there's a lotta paws to shake. with new zyrtec® itchy eye drops i can love the air™. (announcer) find it in the allergy aisle next to other zyrtec® products. ♪ happiness starts with healthiness and healthiness starts at petsmart. during our favorite things sale you can save up to 20% on fo

significant purchasing in the household, 56% of capital spending in the households are made with the concordance are talking amongst themselves. we're coming out with our first missed forecast in a couple of weeks but we're forecasting a happier christmas -- >> hold on one second. >> if i can just take you back to your american family happiness index which you've plotted for ten years, did it plunge in september of '08 when the lehman crisis happened or did people continue to be happy even when times got bad? >> there was a real steep neurotic fall-off for two months. then once people got through the panic of the october statement, they began to plan with how they're going to deal with their problems. it is important to realize that while about a million people have fallen off the affluent index, those that haven't haven't really had much of an income effect. they've had an asset effect and they've gotten together as couples and said, what are we going to do, how are we going to do it and it's made them feel more resourceful, more confident and better about themselves as people. >> you're foreca

look at the thundershowers stretching from concord down to charlotte and back on in to gafney. now heavy rainmakers and flashlight inning going on, too. look at the rain showers thinning out to philadelphia. light rain around baltimore, down in towards washington. it does stretch to the altuna area in through harrisburg and lancaster, too. it should pick up later today. down across florida, showers and thunderstorms developing. right now most of it's offcourse. light rain across ft. lauderdale and miami. across the middle of the country around kansas and towards oklahoma, stretching in towards missouri. look at the flashing lightning from tulsa all the way to wichita. plenty of rain around wichita the last 24 hours. you'll see more, too. >>> some interesting video from yesterday in the pacific northwest. tens of thousands of puget sound pink salmon are making a run up the river. they usually only have about 40,000 to 60,000 this year. look at all this trying to get around the dam so they had to cart them around man you'lly with trucks. not sure they can get all of them because

these i-reporters from from concord, vermont.e hag out, enjoy all the beautiful sights you will see with the fall colors. and the showers will stick around for a good part of the day. we will see a chance of not only rain but possible thunderstorms in parts of the great lakes. we have a frontal boundary traveling even through detroit before the day is out. you will have a chance of severe weather. and maybe some heavy rainfall. and an isolated tornado is also a possibility. could see strong winds. and in the desert southwest, the story will be the extreme heat. and then take a look at some of the temperatures you will be seeing there. 107 for phoenix. and 60s mainly from seattle, and even into portland. and 87 in los angeles and 93 in dallas. and low 90s in houston. and that is a look at your forecast. i am reynolds wolf for hln. >>> we have something new to tell you about. joe behar is coming to have her own show. >> who was sitting with marie? jermaine jackson. the man is like, everybody. like smog. and the former house majorit

police say several people called to complain about a low flying plane over their concord neighborhoodng a person and included racial slurs. when the plane was over the neighbor wednesday night, neighbors called the police. >> psycho boyfriend is about it. >> it is a little loud. just sounded like a small engine on an airplane that was buzzing the neighborhood a little bit. >> police found the pilot after he had landed the plane. he was arrested on suspicion of stalking and violating a restraining order. >>> wildlife official are pretty upset over a man's marriage proposal over his girlfriend. what did he that killed dozens of loggerhead turtles. this story after the break. ring ring ring ring. hey, your chicken noodles ringing. ring ring. progresso. hi, may i speak to my oggy please? thank you. i'm sorry, who? my grandma. this is obviously her chicken noodle soup. only hers tastes like this. just put my oggy on the phone. thanks so much. hold one moment please. another person calling for her grandmother. she thinks it's her soup huh? i'm told she's in the garden picking herbs. she is

the tragedy of their loss is eased by the knowledge they had an opportunity to fight in concord the medievalrning. this plot will ensure that their actions are for ever held a similar is steam. -- with similar to the steam. esteem. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. before we unbuild this debt to, i want to acknowledge how honored we are to have with us the leadership of the senate', the senate majority leader harry reid, republican leader mitch mcconnell, deputy leader of the senate, richard durbin, senator john kyl of arizona, senator bob casey of pennsylvania, and senator frank lautenberg of new jersey. center roland burris from illinois, representing the administration and here in his own rights, secretary of interior salazar. senator barbara boxer of california. are there any other members? steny hoyer. the minority leader john boehner, the republican leader of the house. senator isaacson of georgia. senator gramm of south carolina. senator shot team -- shahim from new hampshire. senator franken and minnesota, and the newest member of the senate. senator feingold who is with us. senato

police say several people called to complain about a low-flying plane over their concord neighborhoodets referencing a person and included racial slurs. when the plane was over the neighborhood wednesday night, neighbors called the police. >> psycho boyfriend is about it. >> it's a little loud, but it just sounded like a small engine on an airplane that was buzzing the neighborhood a little bit. >> police found the pilot after he landed his plane. he was arrested on suspicious of stocking and violating a restraining order. >>> it looks like recent changes in credit card rules will give you more protection, but hln money expert clark howard warns that card issuers, he is warning them to still find ways to get around the new reforms. take a listen. >> i've been getting calls from people who are absolutely fit to be tied by the notices they are getting from their credit card companies. credit card companies are racing new legislation that takes full effect in february of next year that restricts when a credit card company can raise interest rates on you and when they can change terms and

next, from concord, california. you are getting at all because you have the volume of. if you could turn it down, we could hear you much better. caller: just one question. what is the republican plan? guest: the republicans have issued a number of principles and a number of ideas. they would like to move away from the current system, which is employer-based system for most people, so that tax credits would go directly to individuals and they would be able to buy insurance on the private marketplace as individuals. they have also said they want to reduce certain rules that don't allow insurance to be sold across state lines, thinking that by breaking down state lines you would have a lot of -- better competition, and therefore from a low or prices. there isn't a piece of legislation, though. there are these principles, proposals. there is not a piece of legislation that has been developed along these lines. one of the interesting things about health care which makes it different from the early 1990's when clinton's efforts failed is that over the last four or five years,

us will owns the second lateral largest cadillac dealer in north carolina and a radio station in concord. he loved it. never let me forget it. never jumped me again for being -- benefiting from tax cuts either. he became a voice that people listened to because he could get up and speak to something and go right to the pith of it. it's really a gift. and he had that gift. as i said, he was a lot smarter than he let on being. one of my favorite recollections of bill's debate, we were debating the b.t. bomber, the b-2 bomber, he got up and said, you know, if this bomber's so stealthy as everybody says it is and you can't see it and find it and acar can't even see it, what i would suggest is we save ourselves $50 billion, let's don't build it and tell the russians we have built it, they'll go crazy trying to find it. that's the kind of humor he brought to the people's house. talking like that all the time with a humorous cover to it but a for real-serious substantive to it as well. he was a great guy. this place has been known through the centuries as the house of the people, bill hefner hel