once they knocked me down i was out. >> reporter: round one, hurricane dang yelle. this from the international space station that showed what was at one point a category 1 storm. dangerous rip currents hit along the east coast this weekend. >> if you're not an above-average swimmer, we're not recommending anyone past their news. >> reporter: from new jersey to florida, life guards rescued people. ocean city called all swims out. >> yeah, at a lot stronger than yesterday. >> reporter: three men ignored the rule. three were found. one was missing. now hurricane earl is picking up steam with winds blowing at least 100 miles per hour. there were hurricane watches for the u.s. virgin islands. earl could be headed towards the mid-atlantic. earl will continue to strengthen. it could become a major hurricane over the next couple of days. earl could approach the outer banks 6 north carolina as early as thursday night. earl should stay clear of the gulf coast region but a third storm is close behind. forecasters say this system could develop into fiona sometime today or tomor

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spread of deadly disease. irtzu >> flood waters have broken through a levy in southern pakistan and danging 3 more towns. officials are urging those to evacua the area and aid workers are trying to keep disease from displacement camps. 17 million people have been effected by the flooding. world vision has been working in pakistan for decades. my coanchor wendgriffith spoke with mike baily with operations. his workers are witnessing among the victims. >> report: the country what we hear is that is horribly cold, acute watery diarrhea is on the increase. that is whatis worrying everybody. that is the sort of symptoms you get with cholera. with the conditions we see people living in where they have no real access to clean water and inadequate food and almost no shelter, it is almost inevitle there will be more and more places of diarrhea. we are trying to improve the shelter and improve access to clean wateto people. that is the main thing. it is the main thing in terms of preveion and in terms of cure and preventing illnes getting life sapping. it is essential to keep them drinking. if they a

you bring troops, state, county and law enforcement together and complete the dang fence. >> ifill: but heyworth who has spent only $3 million on the race focused on attacking mccain for changing positions on issues like immigration. >> complete the dang fence. >> ifill: mccain has lately opened a wide polling margin over heyworth. alaska and vermont also hold primaries tomorrow. >> ifill: joining us to take a closer look at what's at stake in florida and arizona are susan macmanus, professor of political science at the university of south florida, and bruce merrill, professor emeritus at arizona state university and longtime political pollster. let's start in florida and arizona, but start talking about the senate race starting in florida. what is the big differences in macmanus that voters are expected to draw between the candidacies of meek and green. >> it looks like it's boiling down to primary voters. and their assessment of which of these candidates is going to be best for democratic candidates all the way up and down the ballot in november. i can tell you truthfully it's been no

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. >> complete the dang fence. >> reporter: mccain looked vulnerable in the spring when former congressman j.d. hayworth accused him of supporting amnesty. >> if people really want amnesty and open borders, they can vote for john mccain on tuesday. >> john mccain talks tough on the border today. what about tomorrow? had enough? >> reporter: in an exclusive interview mccain acknowledges he has shifted. >> i would say that a certain amount of emphasis has changed with the changing situation. >> reporter: defending the change, he said his constituents are more afraid today because of increasing border violence. >> so it's their priority, so it has to be my priority. i represent them. >> reporter: mccain fought back and now has a commanding lead in the polls and in campaign cash. hayworth has raised about $3 million. mccain has spent more than $20 million. >> he's not taking any chances. he's going to keep pummelling this guy until the bitter end. >> reporter: mccain pounded hayworth over his appearance in a 2007 tv infomercial pitching for a company that promised free government grant money,

in china more than two hundred fifty thousand people were evacuated from the northeastern city of dang dong after a rain swollen river burst its banks. and a spate of bombings in baghdad have killed at least three people and injured twenty others the strikes came just days before u.s. combat troops begin withdrawing from the contrie the largest explosion came on sunday evening at a busy coffee house mortar shells have also been fired into the heavily fortified green zone which houses iraqi government offices and the british and u.s. embassies. now in siberia along the shores of lake by call law a sacred place where locals and childless couples come to people believe it's the home of a fertility goddess that helps even infertile women have children are song thomas met some of the lucky. many seeker wisdom but she never utters a word hundreds come to be blessed with children but she doesn't work in any clinic yet here near the shores of lake by called lies the sacred place that's home to the powers of the goddess young jima and it's not just the local people who are drawn in. on. was her

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thousand people were evacuated from the northeastern city of dang dong after a rain swollen river burst its banks. a spate of bombings in baghdad has killed at least three people and injured twenty others the strikes came just days before u.s. troops begin withdrawing from the country the largest explosion came on sunday evening at a busy coffee house mortar shells have also been fired into the heavily fortified green zone which houses iraqi government offices and the british and u.s. embassies. well that's what the news looks at this hour from archie coming up for you our exclusive interview with the nicaraguan president daniel ortega but first we're going to take a look at what's happening in the world of business with daniel. welcome to the program we start with a naughty business exclusive the c.e.o. of neurosis nickel tells us he's worried the company could be used as a cash cow when the bustle for control is resolved but they may put time in. twenty five percent of the group want to buy the other out chief executives. there's not say who would like to see winning as long as they p

which they gave me with said you know come back any time the door will always be open in this way dang said the old the actual owner mrs yang's you wrote that. i wonder if this is yang is available the branford. any idea when she might be available in work on a story and. is there a spokesperson for the company that might be able to questions. hello. this meeting with tom feeney where he asked you to create which is what is essentially vote rigging software right electronic voting machines tom feeney is in the room your in the room mrs yang the c.e.o. is in the room anybody else in the room night cohen who is my cone like cohen was the executive secretary for mr change he was based in the note taker my cohen the executive secretary for mrs yang whom curtis claimed was at the vote rigging meeting told a reporter from wired that the meeting never took place if they really tried to put out a program to do vote fraud right the minute they checked the source code they'd see it sounds like you presumed that these counties the states and so forth would examine the source code before was actua

and instead of a border fence we also may as well have a great walk who needs to build the dang fence and we'll have an ancient wall that just keeps all the barbarians out and all that delicious good old american cafeteria food that we've been feeding our children but you can't just toss that away will be forced or you can toss that away excuse me now you'll be force feeding your youth chinese food instead of fried chicken we'll have orange chicken so the french fries to have fried rice and instead of gloopy pasta why not throw in a little bit of child maine which can think of it might not be all that bad an idea isn't going to delicious but worst of all ladies and gentlemen our very existence as a country could be in jeopardy and a recent survey which polled women on the hottest foreign accents the brits came in first australia came in second russians had a decent showing but the chinese well they didn't even make it in the top ten the hardest was to procreate when the chinese take over and their accents are so on hot i think it looks like dark days her head of us. all right now in a

. >> and complete the dang fence. andenator, you're one of us. >> reporter: and it is not over senator, you'r miller's lead is now down to >> reporter: isut 1. 1,5000 votes. are still morere are still more than 7,000 absentee ballots to ballots to be counted. so, we may not know the results two now, we are told, for two nail-bit even longer than that. >> nail-biting time for the >>> murkowski team. thank you, jon karl. as y >>> and we turn next to iraq. as you know, the u.s. is pulling at combat troops. the president giving a big speech about it next week. s t today, insurgents reminded are still hey are still there, nd still brutal. they launched attack after ttack across the country, aiming their bombs at iraqi qildiers and police now taking e er from the americans. at least 56 were killed. ris our dan harris was with some american forces when the word it came in the bloody assault as it came in. > reporter: out on a mission in mosul today with the u.s. army's we rt rogues battalion, we could hear the reports of the

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they'll scale security fences protected by razor wire and dang frel a rope or other instrument more than 100 feet off the ground. >> i don't know what these kids are doing climbing up those things. >> reporter: omar tores works with kids for the city and he's often cleaning tags around town. >> for a lot of them it's an identity. i know they don't get a lot of attention at home association a lot of them, you know, when obviously they're passing the car with the friends, i did that. not only that, it makes our city look bittery. >> reporter: in other areas, taggers will cut through cyclone fences to get to their targets. clarita has seen it for 22 years from her san jose home. >> it's taken the beauty out of our city. i know it's probably stressful people doing that but they should put the energy positive and make it beautiful. >> reporter: the signs are clean now but those in the know say give it a couple of days. and the caltrans cleaners were here in san jose and in san francisco yesterday. early this morning they were on highway 4 in contra costa county. the caltrans website says they

what, tell us how severe these floods are with the potential dang certificate. >> may i make a point about this picture. this picture which is from the back of a u.s. transport plane shows what looks like the mississippi river. that two weeks ago that was a small stream through the town of mingorha in the capital of swat. that town is now under that water. there are floods. >> rose: so give a picture of the size of the floods, the historic dimension of the floods and the danger they provide both in terms of human life but beyond that terms of other considerations. >> this is not just another flood in asia, headline which doesn't get much attention here. this is the worst floods, monsoon floods in pakistan's history since well before independence, 1926 was the last thing this size. secondly, it looks like the area affected has at least 14 to 20 million people in it. so far the death, that's far more than the tsunami and haiti combined. the deaths are far less so far, thank god, about two thousand. but we don't knows what he-- what's out there. 14 million people are in ha away. at leas

you had millions of dollars in dang damage and closed upwards of a year. >> 13 months.or if we were going to get any insurance moneyment you don't feel sorry for yourself because everybody went through the same thing. >> it looks like you are back. let's get to the food. what is it that just defines new orleans cuisine? >> this is the dish we're most known for, turtle soup. these are not endangered turtles. these are farm-raised snapping turtles. that is a signature dish for shoe. we're going to go over to a caribbean shrimp salad. you have the shrimp and the caribbean spice, corn, tomato, coconut. don't try to cut one open yourself. >> coconut makes the dish. >> yeah. >> literally creates the dish. >> that is fabulous with the plantain chips. this is the king of seafood. god, i wish my chef was here today. he's off at a charitable event. this dish is a simple seafood dish. creole tomatoes. they're really not creole. local tomatoes. great gulf fish. these fabulous shrimp. >> this is not a shrimp. this is actually a whale. >> look at that. a little kid in the restaurant

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. >> complete the dang fence. >> senator, you're one of us. >> reporter: it's not over yet in alaska.'s lead is now down to fewer than 1,500 votes and there still are about 7,000 absentee ballots to be counted. alaska officials say the process of counting all of them and getting an official result could take two weeks or even longer. jonathan karl, abc news, capitol into a cb t talk wiiverh asked him if he was a muslim. when the driver said yes, police say enright gave an arabic greeting and then began a brutal knife attack. >> he said asam malikem, then began to stab the driver sort of throug >> first he knife here. i lean back when i see the knife, then came right here. >> besides that serious neck wound, cabbie ahmed sharif suffered wounds to his forearm, face and one hand. prosecutors say he was trying to fend off enright. >>> president obama will address the nation from the oval office tuesday to mark the end of u.s. combat operations in iraq. the withdrawal of u.s. troops has triggered a new wave, though, of rebel attacks aimed at testing the strength of iraq's security forces.

[applause] >> dang, i thought i was going to get away without questions. any questions? yes? >> you mentioned a couple service platforms -- [inaudible] >> it is interesting. we get into a lot of conversations around data as a service. and it goes back to -- man, data as a service is one of those terms that the semantics are not well agreed to. because you could be talking data storage as a service. we could be talking backup and recovery. we could be talking disaster recovery as a service. when we talk about it as a service, what we're talking about is this concept i shared with you on the information object and all the mteta data associated with it. what we're probably going to evolve to, and i am from a vendor so i can say this, one of the problems we have with all the semantics associated with cloud it computing is the fact that marketing departments have turned everything into as a service. i jokingly say that i will go to a store and see a ball point pen as a service offered somewhere along the line. data as a service really is a precursor to information as a service, wh

i have great hope that november will bring a much dange of direction in washington. i urge my colleagues to vote no, no, no against this bill. i yield back the balance of my time. . mr. green: i want to share mine, i thank the chairman of the energy and commerce committee for yieldingism support full passage of the bill. i rise in support of the students and teachers who will benefit from a passage of the education jobs and medicaid assistance act. i ask unanimous consent to place in the record two letters from education groups supporting this legislation. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. green: at a time when local and state governments are cutting funding for basic services such as education, public safety and transportation this legislation will bring much-needed assistance, 160,000 educational professionals working now. 14,500 educational jobs in texas alone will be saved. i want to speak to the important provision my texas colleagues on this side of the aisle worked hard to get in the bill. last year, the governor of texas took $3.25 billion in fe

they were in dang they are that relationship at any point in time. >> reporter: days before the murdere told friends huguely was sending threatening e-mails. police say the day after he killed her he stole her computer and tossed it in a dumpster. when investigators later found the computer they found the threatening e-mails. prosecutors will likely use it all as evidence of premeditation. >> you believe this is first degree murder? >> absolutely. >> that he intended and planned to go and kill her? >> that's our belief. >> reporter: today, months after the murder, uva students are back starting another school year, still haunted by the death of their rising star. >> i do view it as an isolated incident but at the same time it's not something you forget. >> reporter: no comment this morning from either side. we should mention something else interesting from these court papers. it was one of yeardley love's own sorority sisters that witnessed this violent outburst, the fight days before the murder but according to university officials she never filed a report, no one filed a report. the

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