listen to this after he talks about malcolm can'ti malcolm -- talking about the devil. >> all right. i didn't know until 1959 when we were watching mike wallace documentary about the nation of islam. i couldn't believe he talked about the white man was the devil and standing up for white people's face. her face was radiant. the smile for her face. he said quietly (inaudible) she sat up and said she never trusted white people. she didn't like white people. she didn't want to live with white people. >> malcolm x is talking about how the white man was the devil and he laughs. what does that say about professor gates? is he the one that racially profiles here? >> that's the most ignorant

there's no game i can't play. >> you are the devil. >> okay i'll be the devil then. >> you like that?hing as it is. >> is it easy to take a life. >> i have never taken a life. >> is it easy to stick a knife into somebody? >> i never stuck anybody, stuck a knife in them. i cut them a couple times told them don't make me do this no more. >> why do people murder? why did those girls murder for you. >> they didn't murder for me. come back. that's not reality. >> what is it? >> reality is they did what they did. they are responsible for their own actions. i am responsible for my own actions. >> have you ever killed somebody? >> i have come close to somebody. i aent lying to you. if you think i am lying to you i am wasting my time and your time. do you think i would be here if i was guilty to him. >> you look guilty. >> see what i am saying the guy you are trying to make me into is impossible. you are care creating a legend, beast, whatever you are judging yourself with to the word manson. that's not me at all. >> you are not a beast charlie? you are a beast. >> i am whatever you need me to

and you have to fight the devil.n, it was a late night shoot, and maya and i were sitting there. and i was playing like with everything i had, and she's sitting on the couch with a glass of wine, and she just goes like this. "oh, my god, you're doing it." [ laughter ] "you're actually beating the devil." >> jimmy: so cool. "you're beating the devil." that is so cool. i mean, i never got that far. >> yeah. well, you know, it was actually one of the greatest moments of my life. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> oh, god. i didn't think you were gonna talk about it. i said, "this one's for you, jesus." and people were like, "hey, come on." >> jimmy: that was good. >> come on. >> jimmy: you gave it up for jesus. >> i did. >> jimmy: that's nice. now, you go to this premiere, you have the premiere of this movie. was it in boston? >> it was in boston. >> jimmy: are you a boston guy? >> i'm a boston guy. >> jimmy: ah, good man. [ cheers and applause ] >> yes for geography. >> jimmy: yeah. >> whoo! >> jimmy: big fans of ra

watson said i'm the devil.e desm's business. >> -- the devil's business. >> i started hearing loud screaming. >> when jay sebring tried to stop watson from man handling tate, he shot him and kicked him several times in the head before stabbing him seven times. voitek who put up a fierce fight managed to get to the front door as susan atkins slashed his legs with a knife and tex pummeled him with the butt of a gun. >> i started walking toward the house. and next thing i know, a man comes stumbling out of the house. covered in blood. and falls down and tex starts stabbing him. >> do you railroad what was going through your mind as you see tex stabbing -- >> i remember looking up at the sky, realizing that charlie was definitely the devil. greta: frytotski was stabbed 51 times and bludgeoned with a gun 13 times and shot twice. >> and in the background, i see a white figure of a lady gh a nightgown. -- of a lady in a nightgown. and stabbing her. >> abigail folger died after being stabbed 28 times by patricia krenwi

listen to this after he talks about malcolm can'ti malcolm -- talking about the devil. >> all right.didn't know until 1959 when we were watching mike wallace documentary about the nation of islam. i couldn't believe he talked about the white man was the devil and standing up for white people's face. her face was radiant. the smile for her face. he said quietly (inaudible) she sat up and said she never trusted white people. she didn't like white people. she didn't want to live with white people. >> malcolm x is talking about how the white man was the devil and he laughs. what does that say about professor gates? is he the one that racially profiles here? >> that's the most ignorant thing i have ever heard anybody say. >> did very a vash sha racial predisposition? >> he could. unless how he gets a picture of people before he gets there. i want to say something about police procedure. this is where most cops die they go up to a house they have an unknown call they don't know what the call is but they have to respond. the suspect inside has cover and concealing you can't see him and bull

watson said i'm the devil.e to do the desm's business. >> -- the devil's business. >> i started hearing loud screaming. >> when jay sebring tried to stop watson from man handling tate, he shot him and kicked him several times in the head before stabbing him seven times. voitek who put up a fierce fight managed to get to the front door as susan atkins slashed his legs with a knife and tex pummeled him with the butt of a gun. >> i started walking toward the house. and next thing i know, a man comes stumbling out of the house. covered in blood. and falls down and tex starts stabbing him. >> do you railroad what was going through your mind as you see tex stabbing -- >> i remember looking up at the sky, realizing that charlie was definitely the devil. greta: frytotski was stabbed 51 times and bludgeoned with a gun 13 times and shot twice. >> and in the background, i see a white figure of a lady gh a nightgown. -- of a lady in a nightgown. and stabbing her. >> abigail folger died after being stabbed 28 times by patri

watson said i'm the devil.ere to do the desm's business. >> -- the devil's business. >> i started hearing loud screaming. >> when jay sebring tried to stop watson from man handling tate, he shot him and kicked him several times in the head before stabbing him seven times. voitek who put up a fierce fight managed to get to the front door as susan atkins slashed his legs with a knife and tex pummeled him with the butt of a gun. >> i started walking toward the house. and next thing i know, a man comes stumbling out of the house. covered in blood. and falls down and tex starts stabbing him. >> do you railroad what was going through your mind as you see tex stabbing -- >> i remember looking up at the sky, realizing that charlie was definitely the devil. greta: frytotski was stabbed 51 times and bludgeoned with a gun 13 times and shot twice. >> and in the background, i see a white figure of a lady gh a nightgown. -- of a lady in a nightgown. and stabbing her. >> abigail folger died after being stabbed 28 times by pat

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ed h and the beverly hill billies of before starting in the 1966 eye of the devil. >> she was a so-soctress. at she wasn't anything particularly special. part she was stunningly beautiful.i. >> sharon was aware of the facx that she was extremely beautiful but she didn't act as if she had an edge on anybody because of that physical beauty. she was just a regular person. and that made her even moree attractive, if that's possible b>> greta: while filming eye of the devil sharon met and began dating german film directorm roman polansky. he was known for his dark andte sinister films. >> made him sort of an international superstart, sort of the next big director and there was a lot of buzz about athe t the time he met sharon. >> greta: shay ron hadgr a remain -- sharon had remainedlb friends with her hollywoodrsty stylist.sb >> i made up my mind i would dp all that i could to elevate the profession. >> i'm absolutely positive that sharon was jays with one true once love.hawa once sharon metro man, that it was, there would never beoman another chance.o >> i think they were a fabulous match

the devil is in the details, con tes yachlt you have to make sure that details work for you. >> but, joe, the devil is in the details and it is also to talk about the facts and not just use scare tactics. and that's what is framing the debate right now. >> chris, joe, gentlemen, we have a lot more to come. we barely scratched the surface. i appreciate you both adding to the conversation. >> thanks, contessa. >>> new allegations against mark sanford. they found the govern governor used state aircraft for personal and political trips. record shows sanford flew to locations of his children's sport events, political party gatherings and a birthday party for a campaign donor. the governor expected to hold an open door meeting today for residence toance some questions about his use of that state plane. >>> imagine being trapped insued a small plane on the runway for hours and hours and hours. why? well, because the crew was at their limit of work time. the tsa agents had gone home. so you're stuck. can you imagine? ♪ bicycle, what are we waiting for? the flowers are blooming. the air is sw

. >> this is a reduced sugar devil's food cake mix. take it, use that, take two tablespoons of that and put that in there and clean this out. you'll shave it off. >> sugar really is the devil, right. >> that's where you get so many calories. >> when you're adding this, it's sweet enough. >> and then, you'll take fat free vanilla yogurt and two tablespoons of that and put it in here. >> when you mix it in the little ramakin or bowl or paper cup or whatever you have. it will not look like it a whole lot. it will look mushy and you'll say, yuck, but it will fluff up. it will fluff up. >> the power of the microwave. >> stir it in and you can spray it with pam if you have pam. >> well, i see girls doing this. not a lot of dudes? >>> well, dudes need to do this. or you need to find the dude that says, remember that great cake? >>> well, yeah. >> you'll stick it in here and cook it for one minute. >> on high? >>> yeah, on high, that's it and it will come out like this. it will be warm and toasty. you'll pull your cool whip out again. you'll t

we had an eight-city tour, and you got to hear me sing "the devil went down to georgia."et's hear it. ♪ >> first of all, i want to say that i went to the concert. they were mostly conservative, and they were great with me, and i think you. sean, you did a remarkable job, and you raised a lot of money, but listening to you do "the devil went down to georgia," and i know you try it years ago. it reminded me of eliza doolittle. i was right in front of him when he did that, and believe it or not, he hit it, because he was horrible five years ago. >> we will have to put you on that side. >> by the way, gladys, the woman who said she would like to marry me,Ñi i am sorry we did not get together. çsean: the president is off on his, i am sorry, 29-acre, multi, multi, multimillion-dollar estates, and i guess he is single-handedly trying to get us out of this recession -- multimillion-dollar estate. >> your approval ratings start sinking, believe town, that is what he is going to do. i say to not do another town meeting for a long time. >> get congress out of town, did the presiden

>> that is not a devil's advocate. role, to define the box that the cia has to operate within legally, and these have been reviewed by the justice department over the last years. this ground hasç been goneç or both by congress and by the justice department. greta: all right, well, let me have some more fun with you. you are telling us to trust congress, and that is the congress that people at town hall meetings are angry at because they think that we are having things crammed down our throats. why should we trust them on the cia and not trust them on health-care reform? >> that may be a good question. what would you go back over this ground? it was not just the congress that has gone over this ground -- why would you go back over this ground? eric holder has been looking at this or seven or eight months. now, he says he will appoint somebody to do a preliminary investigation. all of this time, we are creating confusion and uncertainty within the intelligence community. if eric holder believes that the bush administra

judge, let me play devil's advocate with you. well, let me start with you with what the watchdogs sent me which was u.s. code 5usc 552 a and i called you this morning and said tell me about t. >> right. glenn: what does this say? >> it was written by the congress in response to president nixon who used f.b.i. agents, c.i.a. agents and civil clan-clad military to take pictures of people and record their names and pictures at anti-war demonstrations in the '70's. the congress wrote a law that said the president and the executive ban much shall not make, record -- the executive branch shall not make, record or keep records of people's expressions of freedom of speech anywhere in the united states, unless expressly authorized by statute. there is no statute that authorizes this. glenn: this is what my question is -- the executive branch can't keep -- i mean, they're asking for, send me those e-mails. the fear is, and i don't think i necessarily agree with this, but i see the concern. the fear is they take these e-mails and now they h

and that's the tragic irony of making a deal with the devil like this where you turn your family into a show, is that if it's a reality show that reality, the uglier it gets the more interesting it gets. and so there's an incentive in the system to make this kind of chaos happen, and you couldn't -- a team of hollywood script writers couldn't produce anything more brilliant than this. >> yeah. it's the beast that swallows you up. let's face it, a reality show is a death knell to a marriage and keeping a family together. you mentioned it, jane, about the show. let's listen to kate gosselin on the "today show" today, basically justifying and saying -- and she said this, that the show didn't end their marriage. let's listen to kaitd, and we'll comment afterwards. >> ours is a very unique job. it's taught us many things. it's given our kids many opportunities they would not have otherwise had. they each have a substantial college fund. they will all go to college. i have made sure of that. and so i don't live my life in regret. i typically tend to look forward, not backward. and i still f

the devil may be in the details, but the overall picture looks fine. the president is taking credit for, as would be is right as the leader at the time, so he is going to say it is suspending and his stimulus. >> here is an opportunity that those who really are concerned about the massive infusion of spending and potential spending associated with the stimulus package and health care bill and some of the other proposals -- it is a great opportunity for the republican party and moderate democrats to just stand up and say enough is enough. the economy is slowly, as it often does, moving back, and it is going to take some time. just as reagan's tax cuts took time. philosophically, i do not think too many americans believe that tripling the deficits with more government programs is going to give them stability in the workforce or put their neighbor back to work. at the end of the day, most people want to go to work. we need good public sector jobs. we have plenty of those. but we need more private-sector jobs. you do not grow those jobs with more governmen

andy, what is coming up on tonight's show you little devil? >> the mood at america's news headquarters as we get ready for the show. coming up, what countries who men made the best husband. >> sorry, belgium,ficational lands don't count. >> then a doll that beast feeds. >>> why is hollywood turning american icon g.i. joe into a multinational task force. some say it is a business decision but others say it is part of a master plan by new world order forces to prepare the way for one world masters. greg? >> greg: thank you, andy. >> see you later in the show. i thought he would never leave. let's welcome our guests. i'm here with fox news channel anchor patti ann browne. so hot and bubbly that j jacuzs relax in her. you just doubled our ratings, young lady. michigan congressman thaddeus mccorner also the republican house policy committee chairman. so knowledgeable that the internet is suing him for copy write infringe meant. is now knowledgeable he is. terrible introduction. bill schulz. in tijuana a taxi. >> sitting next to me, a first-time gue

i was being the devil's advocate. is it the key to lifting us out of recession. cash for appliances and toys and what's next? fall fashions? i don't know. decoding the dragon with so many missed messages from the government, should american investors run or could it be the perfect time to double down on china. plus unhappy hour. tough times forcing consumers to trade down to the cheap stuff. why are brewers ready to jack up the prices? it doesn't make sense to me. is it time for a beer summit of another time. you are watching "street signs." we are first in business worldwide. >>> the world's largest warning that the fiscal year will be tough despite posting a rise. predicting low growth in the coming year. brands like smir nof and you can of voe and guinness grew while sales are down due to the higher price tag. earlier on the street, paul walsh told me that the industry will be forced to move higher amid the price that even though pricing will be more challenging. shares are trading lower down by 4%. not alone in raising prices and anheuser bush doing the same

where the pharmaceutical manufacturers association made a deal with the devil, i do not know -- whether, rifling through their books and their pay scales. >> i guarantee you this. because of the sheer size of these companies, internal audits,ç state regulatory insurance requirements everything is there. everything. we are not going to find credit default swaps in there. we are not going to find all of this toxic -- neil: , all of these guys know is there. it is readily available on the internet or the sec. >> yes but this buys headlines for you. i do not want to be partisan here, but i happen to think that they have gotten themselves into a hell of a fixed with the health-care plan. neil:-- it into a hell of a fixed. most people feel pretty good about their health insurance. i think you're going to do a paradigm shift then you should talk about people like me losing some weight. seriously. my next-door neighbor watches his weight. he swims. he takes care of himself. i come home, i have four beers, some pasta, some strawberry shortcake, and then i go to bed. i am accident waiting to happ

. >>> this comes from wlwt news 5 in cincinnati, ohio where a nearby manson dare devil went for a long walk for a very long way high above the ground. the tight rope walker safely made it 801 feet on a wire suspended 662 feet in the air. this is the highest walk ever for the 30-year-old from the famous high wire family. to further appreciate the high-flying feat the steel cable he crossed was only as wide as a nickel. >>> i'm christina brown. >> a very good monday morning. a hot one today. high pressure in control. as far as our companies go, let's take a look. it looks like we're 78 to 76 downtown. 69 at the airport. 70 in easton. 72, cambridge. 72, ocean city. a nice mild start. we're going to head up into the low 90's today. 88 to 93. partly cloudy skies and dry with the presence of that high pressure still over the mid-atlantic. winds out of the southwest. the sun setting just before 8:00 tonight at 7:59. this is tropical storm claudette that made landfall overnight in the panhandle of florida. moving very slowly to the northwest, losing strength overland. it will probably be enter

>> first, devil is in the details. we haven't seen specifics that we can grab on to.p is run by the government, controlled by the government and funded by the government, there is no difference between that and a public plan. i think congress needs to decide whether they're going to truly move away from the public plan option and use the co-op idea to push market-base solution rather than the government naming it a co-op. >> jamie: there is an example of co-op in the state of washington. how has it worked there? when they say john pro non-prof they really non-profit? >> co-ops organized by business, a great example to show they exist in the healthcare marketplace. the question goes back to what is the role the federal government is going to have in these? i think we have to make sure that we kind of clear the line of saying what is the proper role of the government, versus why can't -- what can the government do to make more happen? the best move is get out of the way when it comes to creating the co-op. >> jamie: the goal is cost containment. everyone on both sides o

for instance, take the porn classic the devil in mr. holmes. 26 seconds of set-up until the first sex scene. and the sex is over in under a minute, 42 seconds flat. >> thank you, dear. send in the next patient. >> compare that to director nica noelle's, much more plot before the clothes comes off and the sex goes on for 32 minutes. >> there's some conflict, something presenting -- preventing them from acting on their feelings immediately. there's a lot of kissing and looking into each other's eyes. >> the actors are often partners in real life. the male star's more attractive t women less artificially enhanced and the scenes tend not to end with a bang. >> there's always afterplay. there's always i love yous and giggling and laughing. i love you. >> women aren't just transforming porn, but changing the places it's sold. in one of the most successful new shops opened this year is le tac tache. >> we saw lingerie and lubricants and erotic toys and dvd's. >> 60% of the customers are women. it's known for quaint, cobble town streets. george

he was a dinner table debater and devil's advocate.'s one you may not know. out of harvard he was a green bay packers recruit but decided to go to law school instead. he was a devout catholic whose faith helped him survive unbearable losses, and whose teachings taught him that he had a moral obligation to help others in need. he was not perfect. far from it. but my father believed in redemption. and he never surrendered. never stopped trying to right wrongs. be they the results of his own failings, or of ours. but today, i'm simply compelled to remember ted kennedy as my father and my best friend. when i was 12 years old, i was diagnosed with bone cancer and a few months after i lost my leg there was a heavy snowfall over my childhood home outside of washington, d.c. and my father went to the garage to get the old flexible flier and asked me if i wanted to go sleding down the steep driveway. and i was trying to get used to my artificial leg and the hill was covered with ice and snow. and the hill was very slick p. and as i struggled to

the dare devil standing on that plane is just 8 years old.we'll meet the world's youngest wing walker, "today," friday, august 21st, 2009.çó captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> and good morning. welcome to "today" on a friday morning. i'm matt lauer. >> and i'm ann curry in for meredith this morning. good news, hurricane bill is likely to stay out to sea, that's what forecasters are predicting. bad news, there's dangerous conditions up and down the east coast. >> forecasters are warning beachgers from florida to new england watch out for waves up to 22 feet and also strong rip tides. the threat is more significant in bermuda where more storm watches and warnings are in effect. bill and hillary clinton are vacationing there. a live report from bermuda and al's track of the storm in a few minutes. >>> the murder of ans aspiring model. police in california are releasing chilling new information about how she died and have formally charged her ex-husband, a former star on a reality tv show with murder. with the latest on the interna

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the devil sitting at the inner harbor has the city police commissioner -- the double shooting at the inner harbor has the city police commissioner concerned. kerry cavanaugh has more details live from downtown. >> the commissioner says that sheer manpower is not the answer to curbing crime here at the harbor. he is advocating that officers are on the lookout for troublemakers before trouble starts. he calls that proactive. some college profiling. police are on prominent display at the inner harbor to make people feel more safe. but some feel it is not enough. >> i do not think you need men and women in uniform standing around. i need men and women who are vigilant, who are attractive, and engaged. >> especially when he says he is dealing with gang members who have no respect for men and women in uniform. he points to it the shooting inside of the pavilion this weekend. he is urging his officers to act more aggressively to prevent such violence. >> cops ought to know a gangbanger when they see one. some of these guys fly very overt, conspicuous signs or symbols to do that. when we see

nicknamed the devil typhoon by some, it washed away roads and bridges, causing massive mudslides andrapping people. in this village, hundreds are unaccounted for and feared dead. this is where the survivors are brought. anxious family members have been waiting here, fearing the worst. , of communications have been cut off. their only hope of finding their loved ones are the helicopters, which are supposed to be landing said. they can only help a fortunate few. an all-out effort to dig out the village has been hampered by cut off roads. the only way in is by air. the typhoon wrecked havoc throughout taiwan. record rainfall damaged dozens of roads and bridges. here in central taiwan, the only school in the town. there are further dangers of mudslides as the rains have loosened up the soil. rescuers across taiwan arnot racing against time. but as the days pass, i hope fades. -- rescue is a cost one want -- rescuers across taiwan are racing against time. but as days pass, hope fades. >> 60 bowa been arrested. -- six people have been arrested. in the southern region of chechnya, the head

. >> let's be the devil's advocate for a second. can we make the argument that they need to fly privately, that they need these planes? is there a way to make that argument? >> i think they could fly business class. they don't have to fly coach if they're going orrn a 14-hour flight to europe. but no, it's a real stretch. if the rest of the country is stretching and making sacrifices, they look frivolous by doing something like that th. >> matt, is there any way to make a argument? with the auto executives it was really difficult because number one obviously they're the head of car companies. so the fact that they're flying in jets is kind of funny. and also the fact the companies have been in bankruptcy for so long. would the financial executives -- and actually with a lot of executives their dollar per hour, their time is very valuable in terms of what they could be doing, how many meetings they could be in, how productive they are. it kind of makes sense they wouldn't be sitting in security, effect squeeze in for more on a given

they look so nice and so -- they treat women so well and they turn out to be the devil.erstand that. >> larry: david, do you have any knowledge your wife had something wrong with her? >> larry, you know, at the time nothing that was, you know, a telltale sign. i can look back now and see little things, but at the time i didn't have any clue, larry. >> larry: so the surprise is substantial, right? >> oh, very much. i mean, you know, i stood by susan for those nine days. >> i remember. >> trying to find michael and alex. i never suspected her at all. it was very shocking. >> larry: we'll have more with our complete panel right after this. announcer: cialis asks, when is it time to get out of those tubs? man: when we want. man: when we're in the mood. woman: it's our choice. announcer: today, guys with erectile dysfunction can be ready with another dosing option from cialis. cialis for daily use is a clinically proven low-dose tablet you take every day, so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. so relax and take your time. man: tell your doctor about your medical con

they look so nice and so -- they treat women so well and they turn out to be the devil. understand that. >> larry: david, do you have any knowledge your wife had something wrong with her? >> larry, you know, at the time nothing that was, you know, a telltale sign. i can look back now and see little things, but at the time i didn't have any clue, larry. >> larry: so the surprise is substantial, right? >> oh, very much. i stood by susan for those nine days. >> i remember. >> trying to find michael and alex. i never suspected her at all. it was very shocking. >> larry: we'll have more with our complete panel right after this. en they taste fresh... say it again! what? say it like, "mmmm, these healthy choice fresh mixers taste freshh!!" they taste fresh... wait. what are you doing? got it. you're secretly taping me? you were good too! but you know, it wasn't a secret to us, we knew... yes, but it was a secret to me. of course, otherwise i would be sitting like this and completely block his shot. so that's why i was like... didn't you notice this was weird? no. they taste fr

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. >> up next, nine news now continues for the devils. helping to blow up all of them at 103.and now, why some say that the only compassionate thing to do is to let him go. and while others, they say no way. >>> and it is just like something straight out of the jetsons. believe it or not, they believe that washing dishes in the future could be just as easy as a >>> the washing, the scrubbing. imagine if you could clean yourself with the simple rinse. and well over at the american chemical society if many d.c., scientists say they might be close to making that happen. they get the dirt. those are drops of fuel and the coating is so slippery that they beet up on it. but the water, they don't. the possibilities are almost endless. treat your glasses, so more soap necessary. >> the 18 wheeler, trucks, garages, houses. pans, all of that, the bathroom mirrors. they think that it mite help them clean all the stained ties. center and that is out there. >>> that is the size. >>> coming up there, boarding up and stocking up in florida, racing for them. plus, they are determining the for

. >>> this comes from wlwt news 5 in cincinnati, ohio where a nearby manson dare devil went for a long walk for a very long way high above the ground. the tight rope walker safely made it 801 feet on a wire suspended 662 feet in the air. this is the highest walk ever for the 30-year-old from the famous high wire family. to further appreciate the high-flying feat the steel cable he crossed was only as wide as a nickel. >>> i'm christina brown. >>> good morning to you. i'm joe krebs on this 17th day of august, 2009, 4:54 is our time. we have 73 degrees outside. feels pretty nice right now. wonder what it's going to feel like later today. we'll find out. >> we will. good morning, everyone, and welce. i'm barbara harrison. we will start things off, as we always do, with a look at weather and traffic. tom is here with his forecast for this monday. >> did you have a good weekend. >> yes yes. >> yes. >> the weather was traffic. i went up hawksdale mountain on ay turd morning. i'lltuhow you that. e skinyldr einas wsyas. .le .ppe er te emperatures this morning ar ths cl y,r ad rosar not precipi

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we're seeing the other side hanging congressmen in effigy, drawing devil horns on a congressman, bringing swastikas and frankly -- >> when you mention the swastika, that's inflammatory and understandably you want to do that. would you like to describe the swastikas that have been present at one of those meetings, just out of curiosity? >> what a swastika sign looks like. >> a pure swastika, wasn't anything else associated with it? >> i'm not sure exactly what it looked like, but those are the kind of things we saw and we're still seeing people basically inciting being violence. we don't want that. we want civil discourse. that's what we're looking for. that's an american discussion to have real town meeting, real discussion, to listen, not of lies, not of distortion. the other side is disrupting and being violent, and threatening people, we need to make it clear that our voice is heard. >> that's just not true. while there may be some individuals and we would -- we are very clear, lou, in the correspondence we have with people that we should be respectful of those in office and we do want

daredevils devil in switzerland switzerland, the 44-year-old climbed without a harness, only used a balancing pole to make this journey. it was for a good cause. he raised more than $19,000 for a school project in ethiopia. that's a brave guy. either brave or a little crazy. >>> coming up next on "good morning maryland" -- it signals the ends of summer. >> what is going on at the state fair? weill tell you. ( music, toasters popping ) ♪ mmm... hot fudge sundae. ♪ ooh! frosted blueberry?!? ♪ over 25 flavors of kellogg's pop-tarts®. and they're all for fun and fun for all. pop-tarts®. made for fun™. and replace your old mayo with the full flavor of kraft mayo with olive oil. stei is the new standard in mayo. >>> welcome in on monday morning, first day of school for many people. >> and last day of august. >>> what happened on marley creek? we saw jet skis, 40-foot yachts, speed boats all out there yesterday enjoying the sun. then this. linda so is live with a boat crash. >>> and joe jackson is calling for a congressional investigation into the death of his son. >>> and school teacher miss jenna

it is in the devil, i know. we don't particularly like the way we're getting healthcare right now, but we're getting healthcare. it is a pain. we have to file form after form, but we don't have a good sense of what is coming. so i agree that a lot of the town hall shoutdown is generated from outside. it's being promoted from outside, but when you look into the town hall, sometimes you hear a question that's just so painfully personal about how this will work that you beg for an answer. you beg for the truth that our friend in alexandria, minnesota was calling for. >> host: and sam from central city, kentucky. good morning, sam. >> good morning. how are you today? >> guest: just fine, thanks. >> good. good way the lady from new york just called, i was going to talk about tort reform. i believe this is not healthcare reform. this is healthcare welfare that is being pushed on us and will be passed on us because this is what the liberals want. if it was reform, tort reform wod be a big part of it because we know the

this was a high latitude and we actually sawdust devils using the ssi. i think they saw 34 or 40 dust devils and i think there are two or three instances where they -- where the temperature change was also indicative that a dust devil had gone directly over the lander. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> thank you, brent. that was great. the water droplets or probably droplets on the legs is just amazing. we're quite fortunate to see dr. steven squires talk about -- dr. paul mahaffy is going to talk of the mars science laboratory which is the next generation of rovers, much more bigger and capable than the spirit and opportunity rovers so this should be pretty exciting. he's the principal investigator for the sample analysis at mars on the science laboratory. he's been -- worked many years as nasa goddard space flight center he's the chief of atmospheric laboratory and science exploration at nasa goddard. he's also participated for many years in the planetary atmospheres and space qualified instrumentation and he has many publications. ladies and gen

. >> let me play devil's advocate.oman has the right to do whatever she wants. >> she's very fit. >> there you go. she does that. the guy is a police officer and the town is giving him a hard time because they don't like what his wife did. that's not right. >> it's not the town. it's allegedly his fellow police officers. but what's so wrong about it? is it so hard to anticipate other cops are saying, hey, you mind getting me an autographed copy of your wife's pictorial. >> should have been obvious to his wife. >> hello! >> you are a mean person. >> come on, it's obvious. >> let's go to oregon where we did a report with miss megan about a trans gendered mayor who i think is a nut but kellie likes him, stu rasmussen, no relation to scott. he's prancing around in outfits he shouldn't be wearing. what's happening to stu? >> he was brought up on complaint -- >> he's the mayor. >> the parent to showed -- the city council has ruled that he will be censured which basically is a slap on the wrist saying, stu, don't you do that

this is somebody where they are trying to legislate something where the devil is in the details. you cannot quantify or give criteria to how people should behave and you can't ask them to do that. it's just outrageous. once again the government is interfering in something they shouldn't be into. terry: ok. voice of wisdom as always. thanks, wayne. coming up, what's more important to americans during this recession, saving a few bucks or saving your sex life? the surprising results next. 3... 2... 1. ever wonder how cheez-it bakes... so much real cheese in such small bites? ♪ baking complete! well, now you know. cheez-it. the big cheese. >>> okay. time for what do i need to know for next week? tracy, you're up first. >> shortcuts.com, service by aol, they did a survey and it showed 57% of the people surveyed would rather save $50 a week rather than have sex or lose weight. one, people are afraid. two, a lot of to cranky people are walking around if they choose to save money instead of entertain themselves. >> for $50. that is sad. steve, what do we need to know? >> for next year y

the devil is in the details, as you said. not only do you need legislation, you need regulation, but once you sit down and say it is important to have something in writing to do this. when you put pen to paper, it becomes very hard to put down in black and white and in english exactly what you want to do, what the penalties are, and how you will enforce those penalties. we have for internet principles -- four internet principles that at the time that were adopted were explicitly adopted as principles and not as regulations. there were magically transformed into regulations through a rather unusual enforcement proceeding in the fcc last year. >> involving your company. >> just coincidentally. the decision that arose out of that odd proceeding is now on judicial review. just to be clear, the comcast challenge with that order was not to the fcc's authority or jurisdiction to regulate in this case. it was to the procedure that was used to convert unenforceable, and on regulatory principles into enforceable regulations without a p