firefighter dan hall is not that war royed. >> it's good to get the flu shot. i keep my hands clean. we'll go with the odds, we'll be okay. >> reporter: in a city of 8 million, they are no stronger to an infectious disease. the city's bravest have yet another brave to handle. they would work extra shifts. they could continue to protect the city. they are supposed to have similar preparedness plans. >> you asked our viewers to write in, post on our website where the flu is, where they live, how hospitals are coping. what did you learn? >> we heard a lot of outbreaks in florida, texas, tennessee, colorado. huge outbreaks. people telling us about hospital overcrowding. schools are coping well. others said they are not. it varies enormously. people are worried about shortages of seasonal flu vaccine before the swine flu vaccine arrives. it's because of distribution problems. it will eventually be resolved. they are worried about not getting tests. testing is not official at this point. >> nightly.msnbc.com, we want to keep hearing from folks. i know you'll keep hea

dan: it's a hall of fame play. that's where he'll be in five, six, seven, eight years.retire. timing is perfect. big hit in the backfield. dick: the chargers, in their frustration of this daying so many times downfield. four times inside the 10 for field goals. this final drive ends at the 20-yard line, as ray lewis with a dozen tackles. that doesn't tell even part of the story of his effort today. dan: ultimately, it came down to the middle of the offensive line for the chargers with the injuries to hardwicke, to vazquez. great effort by mruczkowski and dombrowski, but the ravens' big plays came right between the guards and the center today. dick: and when they had opportunity in the red zone, three times, three touchdowns, a couple key interceptions, and baltimore, one of the best teams on the rote -- road last year, 5-3, come to san diego. a hard-earned 31-26 victory against the hometown san diego chargers. coming up, james brourning all the scores and highlights from the scores and highlights from new york. ♪ i always feel like (announcer) it's right here, it's easy

hall. what would their mothers say? for dan's "a sign of the times". >> for students of human behavior, these past few days have been delicious. from serena williams losing it after a questionable call at the u.s. open. >> [ bleep ]! >> to rapper kanye west stealing the mic from country star taylor swift at the video music awards. >> i'm really happy for you, i'll let you finish, but beyonce had one of the best videos of all time! >> to republican congressman joe wilson interrupting the president during his speech to congress. >> you lie! >> we asked psychologist jeff gardere to give us a little analysis. >> we need to teach them to stop having temper tantrums and grow up and act in a more responsible, adult way. >> i'd like to think our culture is constantly getting coarser. >> for satirists like the writer joeltein, all this public incivility is a huge gift. >> kanye wasn't even halfway done with his crazy speech before the audience looked disgusted. even pink looked disgusted. when you disgust her, you've gone too far. >> th

dan white. senator dianne feinstein who found harvey milk dead on the ground at city hall and then had to deliver the shocking news to the city. >> both mayor moscone and supervisor harvey milk have been shot and killed. the suspect is supervisor dan white. >> as a person who grew up in the bay area, whose earliest memories included that statement by dianne feinstein and the news reports of riots that followed white's sentencing, i personally can tell you that it is rare and striking for a california politician who lived through that era to bring up that violence today. it's especially striking to hear it brought up this way, the speaker of the house, a politician who rarely shows that type of emotion. it was her response from the republican party john boehner. >> a little while ago speaker pelosi grew pretty emotional describing how our political climate is growing increasingly hostile, especially the rhetoric. do you believe our political climate has grown hostile? what's your opinion on that? >> as you heard me describe before, i do believe we're in the middle of a modern day political rebelli

but at town halls, public rallies, president obama has been called much more than a liar. here's dan harris. >>> reporter: they've waved signs likening president obama to hitler and the devil, raised questions about whether he was really born in the united states, falsely accused him of planning to set up death panels, decried his speech to students as indoctrine nation, and called him everything from a fascist to a socialist to a communist. >> i don't want this country to turn into russia. >> reporter: and that was before president obama's speech was interrupted by a representative who once fought to keep the confederate flag waving over the south carolina state house. add it all up, and some prominent obama supporters are now saying it paints a picture of an opposition driven, in part, by a refusal to accept a black president. >> they now see that this might be the same old racism that has steered the policy in this country for years. >> reporter: and with one pastor in arizona publicly hoping for the president's demise -- >> i'm going to pray that he dies and goes to hell. >> repo

dan, please come on my show soon, okay? now a few weeks ago, i attended a health care town hall here in new jersey. i recalled being rather surprised at the reaction from one question from a doctor in particular received. check it out. >> physicians including myself order tests every someday that we know aren't necessary, but we've all heard of practicing defensive medicine and every doctor does it every single day. we don't have a choice. there's no incentive not to do it. the first part of my question is how can we expect any type of meaningful health care reform without meaningful tort reform as well? >> people applauded for that guy. i was in the room at that time. people applauded him for a demand for malpractice reform. i agree. the unnecessary tests that doctors order to avoid being sued are just costing too much. so i'm taking aim tonight at malpractice reform. sparring with me, trial attorney thomas adume. i can't believe there's almost nothing on malpractice reform. shouldn't there be something in there that can put you out of business? >> maybe we've done all the reform we need to do. th

dan. and we have more going on right now. with us right now is a brave, straight-talking survivor, kathryn callaway hall was kidnapped and raped by phillip garrido in november of 1976. same man now charged with the kidnapping, rape and imprisonment of jaycee lee dugard. jim hall, her husband is with her. and they have been married almost seven years and live in las vegas. how did you find out the man who went to prison for this kidnapping -- how did you put the two together? >> i actually heard it on cnn, coming downstairs to feed my dog, and it was on the television, and i happened to walk in front of the television and heard the name. >> larry: all you needed was the name? >> all i knew was the name. >> larry: what went through you? >> i screamed. i started screaming, oh, my god, oh, my god, it's him. he's the one who kidnapped me. >> larry: did you live in fear -- >> absolutely. >> larry: he went to jail. >> absolutely. he went to prison. >> larry: for how long? >> for 11 years. >> larry: after he got out, were you afraid he would come after you? >> i think he did approach me. i think he came to my game up in lake tahoe up

from a.c.o.r.n's alleged ties to the white house and dan brown's new novel suggesting free masons are running our country in the back hallsf congress. we can go on day with conspiracy and talk about them coming up. it's 10:00 a.m. pull up a chair and join the "morning meeting." >>> iran saying it won't stop nuclear activities even for a second despite international pressure to come clean on its nuclear program. officials in tehran are not even going to discuss it and jim miklaszewski is live for us at the pentagon with the latest going into this conversation. jim, where are we? >> well, dylan, if you talk to the iranians we are no place. they are as defiant as ever about pursuing their nuclear program whether it's peaceful use of energy or nuclear weapons. they are not willing to discuss it at this meeting on thursday in geneva. even though president obama has demanded immediate and unfettered access to this new facility, this new uranium enrichment city in northern iraq, iranians say not so fast. they say even if they allow the iaea into the -- into inspect the facility, they say there's certain protocols and that is goi

dan hellie. >>> a treasure hunter in britain made what authorities are calling an unparalleled discovery. >>> doctors say early detection is the best defense against many forms of cancer, including prostate cancer. that's why national football league hall of famer mike haynes spoke out this afternoon. haynes joined the american urological foundation as part of a campaign encouraging men to talk to their doctor. >>> there is a staff iing issuet prince george's county. they are citing several recent fires and emergency where there was no one to respond to initial calls for help. dorothy spencer has that call tonight. >> reporter: union leaders are sounding the alarm over staffer shortages affecting fire services in prince george's county. in some cases it's taking longer for firefighters and paramedics to respond toemergencies. >> minutes and even seconds count when it comes to an emergency or a fire environment. we are not aware of any serious injury or loss of life directly related to these incidents. it's always a gamble you take. >> reporter: during a recent house fire in bowie, a union official said there was an 11-minute response time because the two career firefighters assigned to the station were on an ambulance call when the fir

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