dang, you know. >> leslie marshall, take it away. >> dang.guy i thought was hot working in radio or television or living in l.a., i would be a ho. i'm not calling the woman a ho but this is crazy. this is a 50-year-old woman. i understand. can't she get a breast implant -- wait. she did that. can't she get herself a car or jewelry. no, she had to get herself a 20-year-old. this to me is crazy. she's got kids. even though the relationship didn't work out with their dad, hulk hogan, it looks like charlie is getting free rent and a free ride and i don't know how long that's going to last. >> well, linda says this is a real deal. it's not a passing fancy. it's a true relationship is what she's saying. now, she's been with charlie over a year, which would have made him 19, i guess, when they first got together. listen to what linda told "inside edition" about her feelings for her boy toy. >> i really love him now. and it's like we're good friends. and we're soul mates. >> okay. soulmates. that's pretty song terms for a guy you've nope that amount

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, ricky gervais praised jennifer garner as so inherently good she'll only say things like darn and dang when she's angry. garner's favorite swear word, according to him is rats. that's the worst, rats. >> i can do a lot worse than that, i think. good for her for some restraint. >> you and me both. >>> well, this comes from topeka, kansas, where in nearby fort riley, volunteers are turning apples into scholarships. for more than 25 years, people have pitched in for the annual apple day festival. hundreds work all week just to bake nearly 2,000 pies. that sounds good. 10,000 apples and 800 pounds of sugar go into these pies. what comes out, that's even sweeter. it's college scholarships. i guess you could actually call it as american as apple pie. now that sounds and tastes good. >> my mouth is watering just watching that. very good cause, too. >> apple pie, anyone? it's not too early to have a bite, right? >> bring on the ice cream. >> of course. that too. can't do without it. >>> well, i'm christina brown, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc stat

. >> the site of te fabled biblical wonder, the garden of eden, is in dang o becong a dust ball. iraq is facin be disastrous fectsf a two-year drought. waters in the tigris d euphrates are at lw levels. iraqis have been driven fr their hes in search o clean drinking water. from baghd, we have this repo. >> it looks blushed and lycal. is farm is in baghdad, clo to the city ceer. there'a strong smell of fresh min herbs grow between the tre. there has bee no harvest at all this year. >> the drought is so bad,hey only get dat ery two years now. the last time there is any serious rainhere, that was si months ago. >> in the past two years, iraq h a lo less of its normal rainfall. three-quaers of the world's -- flowing through baghdad, e tigris rer is sinking away from its banks. the tigris and euphtes to the west e 70% lower than a rk 10 years a. -- en they work 10 years ago. this is a dramat back line here. this is the average level of the tigris. no problem. t this is the tigriand now. well below the average. whys the tiger is so low? [unintelligible] >> for howany ars as the rain be

. >> isn't this too dang are russ to be won? i mean it is not about one upmanship here.e are talking about the government saving $500 billion and no one believes that can happen. even adam who would like to support this can't say it can happen. >> i agree. nobody believes it. look at the polls on healthcare, americans are not behind it anymore because they don't believe what obama is trying to sell us. they is given up on him. to go back to ben's point about healthcare getting worse, i agree. if we start talking the medical device companies, healthcare companies, there will be less innovation, worse healthcare and we will be waiting in line. at the end of the day, it will cost our government even more money. >> so at some point, though, let's just say the savings number, they are going to keep that in there. do you think they can get away with any sort of savings at all, not $500 billion, but is it possible? >> they can claim savings? they will do lessening of reserves and other accounting things to claim savings. they can't get any real savings. we all love optimism. th

i mean, make it mandatory for people to pay their own god dang bills. healthcare is a commodity. that's what we do in this country. pay your bills. just like hamburgers or blue jeans or an i-pod or a car or anything else, you are responsible for paying for the goods and services you consume. there is no right to free healthcare. i know that's shocker to many, certainly in this administration, but a moral society is one that says individuals have a responsibility for paying their bills, whether it's for a tuna fish, mortgage or anything else. >> but wayne, we do have bill collection agencies in this country. if you don't pay your medical bills they come after you. we have a system in place. >> well, that's true, and jonathan talked about a moral society. you know, in a moral society in small communities in the old days, the people who have a lot of money, charitable organizations took care of a lot of this. i don't think you should garnish people's wages. i think you can assess part of that, but if somebody is in a poverty level, they cannot pay. it's up to the community at large

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. >>> tre was yet another warning today about the dange posed by globalwarming. according to a report issu by the international fo polic rearch institute, an ngo devoted to eliminating hunger, rising temperatures could devastate family farming inoor counies around the world. sub-saharan africa a southern asia will be hit especially ha, the report say fcing 25 million more ildren into hunger over the ne several decades. >>> in the southea asian nation of laysia, the impact of climatechange isn't th only environmental worry. like imany countriesin the region, the widespread destruion of fests to make way for big plaations is so tang its ll. t in thiscas the canary in the coal mine waing of problems ahead is the humble fire fly. laura kyle recently visited maysia and has this report. >> reporter: it's one of nature marvels. thousandof fireflies liging up the trees on the banks o the kuala selangor river. he's been caying urists up and down these waters for6 years. typical night on the weekend might have up to 800eople from arou the world coming to see the magical il

dang, you know. >> leslie marshall, take it away. >> dang.guy i thought was hot working in radio or television or living in l.a., i would be a ho. i'm not calling the woman a ho but this is crazy. this is a 50-year-old woman. i understand. can't she get a breast implant -- wait. she did that. can't she get herself a car or jewelry. no, she had to get herself a 20-year-old. this to me is crazy. she's got kids. even though the relationship didn't work out with their dad, hulk hogan, it looks like charlie is getting free rent and a free ride and i don't know how long that's going to last. >> well, linda says this is a real deal. it's not a passing fancy. it's a true relationship is what she's saying. now, she's been with charlie over a year, which would have made him 19, i guess, when they first got together. listen to what linda told "inside edition" about her feelings for her boy toy. >> i really love him now. and it's like we're good friends. and we're soul mates. >> okay. soulmates. that's pretty song terms for a guy you've nope that amount

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today, health officials express concern too many people may overlook the dang urs of traditional seasonal flu which can be deadly. >> and say many should get two flu shots this season. jay gray has more. >> reporter: it's an annual fall ritual. this year doctors are warning. one flu shot may not be enough. >> this year there are two flu-related threats. seasonal flu and the h1n1 virus. >> reporter: the h1n1 or swine flu vaccine won't be available until october. initially only for high-risk groups like pregnant women, chilen and young adults, health care workers and younger patients with pre-existing health problems. >> we know 2009 h1n1 virus continues to circulate. >> and grow, just like the fear over swine flu. on the eve of the september 11th anniversary, a consumer reports survey shows more americans are concerned about a swine flu outbreak than another terrorist attack. while h1n1 is the most dominant strain of flu worldwide, doctors are warning it could be dangerous, even deadly, to ignore traditional seasonal flu. >> seasonal influenza causes an average of 36,000 to 40,000 deaths e

here in ♪ ♪ it's a big job gettin' by with nine kids and a wife ♪ ♪ ♪ even i've been workin' man danged♪ ♪ keep on workin' ♪ ♪ long as my two hands are fit to use ♪ ♪ >>> lagana, session one top fuel at zmax. >> when that belt comes off, back end rotating around and bounces side to side on big goor slicks. brings it safely to a stop. >> and coming up to the line is clay mill can. tenth in the points and they changed everything on this car. we'll show you the standings, antron brown, herbert and schumacher, and rob fuller is eighth. cory mcclenathan, mill cannot in the show as of yet. >> clay millican battling with joe hartley -- >> hartley couldn't make it to this race. wow. where was he going? all over the place. millican, only a 4.026. >> well, take another look at this. mcmillen left way before the green light came on drove to the center. i think what possibly happened he started to two-step it. you saw it there. put down the throttle and went after it because he got distracted when terry mcmillen left the starting line too soon and what happens there for clay, that screws up the tim

dang on it! frost-brewed coors light. official beer sponsor of the nfl. first one to say "cowboy" gets our last coors light after the game. - cowboy! - cowboy. - ditka! - oh, michael!  >> bob: nationals baseball  brought to you by: >> bob: nationals and marlins the rubber game of the weekend series. now at our park a few days ago. rob dibble made a visit to elijah dukes in the batting cage. >> rob: we're here with elijah and we want to go through one of his at bats. he has been swinging the bat very well lately. i want to ask you where does it start for you, does it start, you know before the game looking over film of a pitcher in the on deck successle or the batter's box. take us through the set-up and what you are thinking about. and on the pitch and power hitter. you win look at him pitching against like morgan or any -- you want to match yourself up against somebody of your standards when you are hitting. i look at zimmerman at bat or willingham at bat, guys with power from the right tide because that -- normally that's how they pitch me. and yo

. >> are there any dange as far as you can see or is it too early to tell with this vaccine and i ask that because as a pare when i go into my pediatricians office i want to weigh the options realistically. do you see any dangers -- mercury, we've heard about. that but do you see any of t dangers or things we should ask about when we get the shot. >> i plight get -- i might get in trouble for people. but i think you should use your own kiss and make your best judgment. i'm going to the doctor to get the doctor's opinion. i didn't go to medical school and i'm not a nurse or a doctor. and how am i going to decide if i can't. so i think we put our doctors on the spot. and let's understand first of all, the vaccine has been tested, but we don't know what will happen six months from now, a year from now because the testing was just recently done. so there are some unanswered questions. but what i'm going to do with my kid says, what tony bouche says, you go to someone who knows more than you, and if they are credible, take their advice. so let's stop telling people use your best judgment a

it represents an enormous dang to the mdleast and to the world. this is the prier sponsoring. >> charlie: there is no state i havealked to in the region that wants to see iran have nuclear weapons. none. >>xactly. >> charl: why did y go to russia? >> i don't confirm. >> charlie: do you thinthe russia are going to help on you this? >> well, i've spoken about this issue th allorld leaders and i thin that 's important that everne understandhat iran with nlear weapons is a danger to u all. n you imagine, can you igine an that splies terrorists th rockets and many many other things. it would give them a nuclear umbrel or worse or worse actually gave them nuclear weapon >> charlie: t iranian government is at a weaker point than i was before the elecon, coect. what opportuny does that offer? >> ihink this rime is a t aker than people think. overwhelming the iranian people have shown remarkable courage. they tested. th stood up for freedom and truly insrational courage. if you have essures, significant economic prsures on this regime, particularly the imp

great job of coaching by dang mullen right in the middle of the field telling tyson lee you cannot take a sack. we'll get a chance to kick a 50-yard field goal but you can't take a sack. boy, he's really upset. >> we are waiting an 8:49 kickoff. this game delayed just about an hour and four minutes due to weather. out to mark jones and bob davie with an update. we'll update florida state. chasing byu. what they call an audible. >> byu, ponder to casparowski. >> you're gloating about it. >> this a bit of a surprise. number 7 byu team on the ropes. now, come on. diggs agreement. why not. >> it's not a surprise. we did see -- we did see florida state play miami earlier in the year and did see miami play the other night against georgia tech which was a team coming into the season that a lot of people had high expectations for. i had picked them myself to win the akc. i was wondering after the miami and florida state game when i saw those teams tussle there and put up so many points i was wondering is this really great offense. are these terrible defenses? you see the game the following week

i was like, dang. >> pat, she was like dang.is, do you say more power to your cougar self, linda, speaking specifically about her, or are you a little embarrassed for her, she's 50, he's 20, 30-year age difference. >> i am not embarrassed by any older woman going out with any younger guy. let me tell you it to as i see it. >> quickly. >> i've had experience with men younger than me, not now, but earlier. the fact of the matter, i find that young guys that can handle older women are more secure, not threatened, not intimidated, they like the fact that a woman will pick up the check, that she's been around the world, that she has something to talk about. that's not threatening to them. i think a lot of guys find very experienced, together women quite threatening to their male ego. >> got to end it there. carlos diaz, pat lalama, i believe i've made a love connection here. >>> as we move on tonight, a big return today on "the view" for elisabeth hasselbeck, at least for a couple of minutes. elisabeth on maternity leave after having

try to extort him while he's in prison because if they think he's got money and his life might be in dang i they might threaten anymore so way. it's according to what kind of prison he goes to. if it's a maximum security prison which it might be because of the gun situation, i would assume he would be in some tear confinement or protective custody because you just can't take a chance putting a guy out there that has the note rite that he has and i spent some time in some tear because they didn't know how the population would treat me. the lady listening she makes good sense. from the outside in it seems like he would be able to fit in and be fine. but it takes some adjustments. you got to figure it out and i'm sure he's going to be watched pretty closely by the authorities. >> what's the worst thing that happened to you in prison season? >> we, the worst thing that happened was to be threatened, and when you're threatened, you know, you're scared. i tried to carry myself the way i would want to be treated by anybody else. i had people come up to me and threaten americas ask for money and

we got word this morning that another earthquake, this one near pa dang in indonesia. that earthquake, a strong one at 7.9. it's part of the area of the pacific, known as the ring of fire, which is active for earthquakes. >> we have to keep an eye of that. >>> let's go back to what happened overnight. moments ago, i spoke with joey cummings, a radio broadcaster, in american samoa. he describes when the water hit. >> i was in the harbor. and where i was, that building is close to sea level. and i would estimate that the water came up as high as 15 feet. but that was the thing that really surprised me. the first portion of the first surge looked like it was only going to be three or four feet, which would be something that was sort of a major inconvenience. but after a moment or two of that, the surge really started for real. and it came up and started this huge, muddy river of just trees and boulders and cars and boats. i keep telling my friends that keep calling me, i just watched my car float past my second-story window. it was very unreal. >> we saw the video that yo

dang on it! frost-brewed coors light. official beer sponsor of the nfl.ne to say "cowboy" gets our last coors light after the game. - cowboy! - cowboy. - ditka! - oh, michael! >> ♪ i don't think you're ready to go stop me when you've had enough ♪ >>> national league wild card. colorado with a four-game lead. san diego, now 45 degrees, no wonder carmelo is hanging out in l.a. bartender, how about a mojito or mohica? brad hawpe off edward mujica. 20th of the season. first since august 29. 4-2 rockies. troy tulowitzki. every time you see him he's knocking in somebody. scores here. scores a run here. rockies up 7-6. how about top five? chase headley grounding into todd helton. he's been doing that forever. 3-6-1 turns two. bottom seven, locked up in a tight one. rockies, 8-6. clint barmes lines it to right. edgar gonzalez dives. he needed longer arms. do we have an inside-the-park job? for gonzalez, he was hurt, and didn't mean to make fun. 10-6. 11-8 padres done. two outs, top nine. oscar salazar with the bases loaded. two score. the padres down a run. next

lack of risk-management, when you have all of these regulators that are supposed to berseeing these dangs, supposed to be overseeing these terrible, terrible global risks that were growing through 2007 and the reason-- this is not all richard fuld's probl. clausal so the problem of our regulators and the fact that they were s horribly, horribly and coordinated. going forward if we are going to have people in these roles, we should have people that have a global systemic riskanager, aba committee of people to look of the whole picture, look i the leverage all around wall street, l around the different banks that there be accountability because capilism cannot work without transparency and ve have to, we have to have, we have to have transparency o risk. we can't hav investment banks that are black boxes anymore. because you know, from the bottom of my heart, i wrote this book because we never ever want this to happen again, and still live, i still live six blocks from lehman brothers. casionally, once or twice a week i walk by and i promised myself, i promised myself that i'm not going to

. >>> dangs floods are forcing people from their homes and devastating entire areas of the philippinat do you do if you're the person on that? at least 140 people have died. some people just hold on for their lives on that floating debroi. rescuers are trying to reach families waiting on rooftops for help. thousands of people don't have water, food or power. officials say this is the worst flooding in 40 years. >>> in our salute to the troops, today's salute is to army ar gent andrew mills. his girlfriend says he deployed to afghanistan a little over a month ago. he's very missed and very loved. >> good morning, robin. my name is linda. i would like to salute my boyfriend and best friend, army sergeant andrew mills. i want him to know that while he may be absent in our lives this last year, he is ever present in our hearts. i'd like to dedicate a poem to drew by emily dickenson. to wait an hour is long if love be just beyond. to wait eternity is short if love -- i love you and i miss you. >> we can certainly hear that it's a heartfelt message.ñ >>> if you have somebody in the servic

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i haven't askwhen they leave here, i'm pretty sure they're saying, dang, those guys get after it, andback, but we go out there play hard every inning, every pitch, and we're going to give you our best every night, and i guarantee you, those guys know that. they won the game tonight, but i guarantee they're sitting the going, man, those guys were bad, you know. >> just like the way you played when you played for the rids and the astros and the orioles, and the mets and the tigers, you give it your best effort every single night. you said you winter looking for certain pitches. >> well, you can't look for a guys best pitch, a breaking ball or slider, because if theyly to it the way they want to, they're going to get you out, but you're right, johnny, this team plays hard all the time, and that's the only way you can go about your business. it's not something to be heralded and shouted out across the mountains, we played hard. that's an expectation. this team has done it all year long. >> pedro martinez on his game, throwing everything from 71 to 91 on the radar. 5-3 the phillies win. ra

is there anything under this 9 # 1 this would change the skeem for dang jo no, sir.s there anything in this section to change the scope of prk tis as to what a nurse or doctor can do? >> under existing scat uts, no, sir. >> if there are thorlts, they would remain unchanged. and this would not change any of the laws related to any of the shortage, would it? >> to the extent there is current law on the topics you are laying out, this would not change those statutes. >> time is expired. host: i'm time lichled ever >> become in 1996, i introduced legislation and called it at that time christopher reid. he was a good example of people that. most people don't realize what's in their insurance policies. where this is accute late felt. it is important to note that that has been cured in this bill. members made reference to the lohan report. that was written months before the proviegs. -- it is a refresher -- the organization is owned by united healthcare. united healthcare was the one that came before the investigations in the oversight committee and said we are not changing

i was like, dang. >> when you hear this, do you say, more power to your cougar self, linda, i'm speakingcifically about her, or are you a little embarrassed for her. she's 50, he's 20. a 30-year age difference. >> i am not embarrassed by any older woman going out with any younger guy. >> quickly. >> i've had experience with men younger than me, not now, but earlier. the fact of the matter, i find that young guys that can handle older women are more secure, not threatened, not intimidated, they like the fact that a woman will pick up the check, that she's been around the world, that she has something to talk about. that's not threatening to them. i think a lot of guys find very experienced, together women quite threatening to matheir ma ego. >> i believe i've made a love keck here. as we move on tonight, a big return today on "the view" for elisabeth hasselbeck, at least for a couple of minutes. elisabeth on maternity leave after having her third child, isaiah. she filled the ladies in on her newborn's health scare. >> how is isaiah. >> he is great. he had a little bit of a hiccup, had hi

i said, dang, i wish that could have happened. and he said, why couldn't it?n before he changes his mind. >> yeah. >> and that song, it made it terrific. >> you wrote 200 songs and recorded 200 and then you got it down to the final 14. >> it's true. it's true. >> well, good, all of the hard work -- >> we wish you such great luck. >> keri, good luck. >>> up next, we're going to have a preview of my worthy movies. >>> and the emmy goes to -- >> the primetime emmy awards is the start of the official award season. here are the picks and predictions. and i predict that i got your name right this time. >> you always do. >> okay. neil patrick harris is going to be hosting. >> i think he's really good. >> he's really broken out big time. >> i'm really excited about this. he hosted the tony's. he went up about 20%. he's funny, likeable -- >> and he's self deprecating. >> yes. and they are hoping that he's going to be helping the rating for the shows. 12 million people watched it last year. >> oh, really? >> and the daytime emmy's was way down. >> yes. and they are hopi