>> i don't enjoy seeing dolphins do tricks in a tank.value in dolphins doing stupid tricks in a concrete tank. >> larry: ben, i was in miami for many years. dolphins are amazing. >> amazing. you talk about the dolphinariums. literally in the last two or three years, i have two young kids. i have been in jamaica to swim with dolphins, done it in mexico and see this movie and immediately you feel so guilty and you feel so bad because you realize, okay, i want my kids to have that experience but not at the expense of the lives of the dolphins and humane treatment of them and in the movie you see how in the cove, you know, the dolphinariums come to buy them and ones not bought are killed and so immediately you think what can i do? first thing is not go and support this. >> that's the solution to the problem. don't buy a ticket. the consumer has all the power. >> larry: are you sorry you trained flipper? >> no. when i saw "the cove" first time at sundance, i look back 50 years and it makes sense to me. i understood why i was doing that. i wou

it exposes an annual dolphin slaughter in the town of taigi in japan. us is ben stiller, actor, director, producer, and writer. and with him is richard, the former dolphin trainer turned activist. he's featured in this film. ben, what brought you to this? >> i just saw the movie at the nantucket film festival this summer. i was blown away by it. i had no idea what was going on over there. and i didn't know who rick was. but i went to a screening, and he was there, and my friend fisher stephens produced the movie. and it was incredible. his story, what he's been doing for the last 30 years. and the movie really put it into a -- it's a great movie, because it's exciting. it's actually funny at times. and then it's also really moving. >> larry: and tragic. >> and tragic. but it draws you in as any great movie does. and it tells rick's story, which is pretty amazing. >> larry: rick is your hero. he's my hero. >> i walked out of that screening and i walked up to him and said, you're amazing. i said, you're my hero, rick. and he looked at me strangely. >> lar

he is like a star for the dolphins.e forget what a star he was back in college. touchdowns last night. three touchdowns for the dolphins. they beat carolina 24-17. hard to believe that a man born without legs would have had an advantage in a race. the two sicientists have researched the effect he does hope to compete in the 2012 olympics. one of the great stories. today's true champion, our man ricky sanchez. he got a local businessman to buy special new york yankees caps and plans to send them overseas to his brother who is serving in afghanistan with the 82nd airborne division. there is daniel sanchez. certainly unique souvenirs for a very special group. our true champion. love that. >> i love your stories aren't all sports related. i mean, it's kind of related but he's a true champion even though he's not someone competing. >> trying to prodden the horizons. >>> the house is trying to make sure the house doesn't lose money on a medicare. it stopped a 21% cut next year. republicans say it's payback for getting doctors

three touchdowns as the dolphins got the win last night. what a comeback story.y beat the panthers 24-17. >>> today's champion got new york yankees championship caps to send overseas to his brother who is serving in afghanistan with the 82nd airborne division. the hats are for daniel sanchez and all the members of his unit. convi hats off to ricky sanchez, true champion. >> i like that story. larry, thank you. >>> hln money coach clark howard is a member of the state guard, and he recently stepped out of the studio and headed to ft. benning, georgia, to answer military money questions. here is his advice to one soldier and his wife who need help buying a home. >> high. i'm captain john burns, this is my wife may. i've been in the army for about 3 1/2 years. i've had one deployment to baghdaded, iraq, for 15 months during the surge in 2007 to 2008. >> we are trying to buy a house in the near future, maybe a year or two. >> and you are going to be deployed where in america? >> i'll be stationed at ft. bragg six months after i get done here at benning. >> a permanen

came of over dolphin island 5:40 central time. look at the clouds ahead of that, the heaviest rain.he feetder bands dip willing through the panhandle and the gulf. that's what's supplying this with all the moisture. that's what look like on the satellite picture. the path of this thing goes up toward alabama this morning, rolls along i-10 when you get into florida, loses its tropical characteristics, gets absorbed by a cold front in the north and by later this week forms into a low off the coast of carolinas, hopefully not atropical low. >>> a few moments ago the former washington, d.c., police chief weighed in about tonight's scheduled execution of the d.c. sniper. it is planned at 9:00 p.m. eastern. the supreme court rejected john allen muhammad's final appeal, but virginia's governor could step in. here is charles ramsey. >> it's bringing something to closure. i think the punishment is appropriate. i think that, you know, mr. muhammad certainly -- the kinds of crimes he committed, the fear that he instilled upon everybody who was associated with that, that lived the region and a

it came ashore at dolphin island, alabama. if you have pictures like that or video of ida or the aftermath or anything that represents news and of great interest to everybody, go to ireport.com and click on upload now. don't compromise your safety. >>> a chicago bus made a stop inside the house. you'll see the miss. we received reports that the bus driver and three passengers were injured and taken to a hospital. now we're hearing only one person had to be treated at the scene but the impact was so intense the opposite side of the house cracked. a woman and her four kids were inside the home at the time. they weren't hurt. no word on what caused the bus to lose control but it obviously did. >>> the health care bill is moving to the senate now that the house passed it by a couple votes. many republicans are still opposed particularly to government run health insurance. last night on the "the joy behar show" democratic congresswoman maxine waters talked about how president obama is reacting. >> the president wants a bill no matt

dolphins splashing around in the biscane bay. there it is. 86 today in miami.hat was two hours ago. is it a pod? i know it's a pod of whales. we'll see. it's murder of crows. we'll see. >> they're hanging out. thanks. >>> volatility has returned to wall street. the dow has gained or lost at least 100 points in six of the past eight sessions. so for a look at where the whole roller coaster ride is going to take us today, let's get over to susan lisovicz live at the new york stock exchange. >> good morning, natasha, in the first seven minutes of trading we're just going down. stocks are lower. taking a cue from europe where concerns about a banking sector have resurfacesurfaced. berk shir hathaway is buying burlington northern. buffet says the purchase is an all-in wager of the economic future of the u.s. stanley works is buying its rival black and decker for $4.5 billion. the deal comes as we're starting to see signs of recovery in the housing market. a good sign as well for the home improvement market. a bad sign for the jobs market , though. johnson and johnso

phil: those next two games, at new orleans and then division rival, miami dolphins.: you can see on your scoreboard, the raiders kicked a field goal with seconds to go. here is brady on third and 7 and picks up the first down. that is welker out to the 41. that is now the best game of a year, total reception-wise, in the league. he was tied before with the dallas clark performance. catch number 15. phil: excellent job. wes welker gets off the line of scrimmage. nobody can hit him. smart football player. knows where the first down is. good timing with tom brady, too. jim: second most in a game in team history. troy brown has the record at 16. we are at the two-minute warning. jim: so, the patriots come up with four picks here in this game and welker with an amazing performance, 15 catches. phil: who do we talk about first? wes welker, tremendous job today. but what gives them a chance to really proceed and be a big-time factor in the playoffs? we know they probably will be, but i think it is their defensive backs. they keep getting a little better. jim: we have an upd

phil: those next two games, at new orleans and then division rival, miami dolphins. jim: you can see on your scoreboard, the raiders kicked a field goal with seconds to go. here is brady on third and 7 and picks up the first down. that is welker out to the 41. that is now the best game of a year, total reception-wise, in the league. he was tied before with the dallas clark performance. catch number 15. phil: excellent job. wes welker gets off the line of scrimmage. nobody can hit him. smart football player. knows where the first down is. good timing with tom brady, too. jim: second most in a game in team history. troy brown has the record at 16. we are at the two-minute warning. i remember being at the hospital, thinking about my wife. i should have done more to take care of myself. now i'm exercising, watching my diet, and i trust my heart to lipitor. (announcer) unlike some other cholesterol lowering medications, lipitor is fda approved to reduce the risk of heart attack, stroke and certain kinds of heart surgeries in patients with several common risk factors or he

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but i want to take you live to dolphin island.t now beginning to get covered up with water as the winds come to the east. they're advising if you're going to leave dolphin island, do it now. let me show you the big picture of where the hurricane's located. still less than 330 miles away from pensacola, florida. looks pretty disorganized. it's running over cooler sea surface water, so good news there. looks like it's going to continue to weaken tonight. so what about the path? here's what it looks like over the next 24 to 36 hours. continuing on that northerly track, then hits around the pensacola area towards mobile, possibly as a category 1. then it's going to bend to the right and throw a lot of rain at you. areas in blue, but windy conditions as far south as miami. winds gusting at 28 miles per hour. we'll talk about this in about a half hour. there's miami. good morning to you. hurricane winds. not that bad though, which is good. only up to about 40 miles per hour, the most today. >> thank you. >>> the dow gained more than 300

i ask you to go back and take a look at the owners of the dolphins and the language that is in the public songs they have recorded. i can provide some of those lyrics to you. i wonder if you look at the same scrutiny on those owners. the way that you are doing it on an rush limbaugh. >> the hearing will now turn to the gentleman from new york. our member was recently displayed just a few days ago. i would now turn to mr. steve callahan id: -- cohen and the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. >> thank you. the game monday night that was here, there was a running back from the eagles, who was injured. as i understand it, he had a great free concussion which is the maximum grade. the coach had reportedly said that he is counting on west work to be back on the field sunday against the giants. that does not sound like he is looking out for the most careful approach to his concussion. do you think those comments are appropriate? it sounds like they are putting a burden on him to rise to the occasion? >> i have not seen the ". these are medical decisions that must be made by medical professi

goodell, and i'll ask you to take a look of the owner of the dolphins and the language in the public venues, the songs they recorded and review those lyrics and i'll provide those lyrics and i'll ask you to come back and respond to that question in the hearing whether you'll put the same scrutiny on those hearings that have shined a negative light on the nfl as opposed to somebody the nfl just doesn't agree with his politics. i yield back. >> the chair now turns to the gentleman from new york, mr. weiner -- oh, wait. oh. we'll defer -- we'll hold our member -- our only member whose athletic prowess was recently displayed just a few days ago. but i would now turn to mr. steve cohen, who is a subcommittee chairman and the gentleman from memphis, tennessee, is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i thank the gentleman from new york. the game monday night that was here in the d.c., area that was a run -- runningback which had a grade 3 concussion. the coach has been reportedly said that he is, quote-unquote, counting on westbrook to be back on the field sunday against the jientsz.

go back and look at the language from the dolphins and the salt that they have recorded. review those lyrics and i will provide those songs to you and i will ask you a comeback and respond to that question after the hearing, it will put the scrutiny of those honors that have put a negative light on the nfl, rather than someone with whom the nfl does not seem to agree with his politics. and i yield back. bubblers the chair now turns to the gentleman from new york, mr. wiener -- oh, wait. we will the firm -- are only member whose athletic prowess was recently displayed just a few days ago. i would now turn to mr. steve cohen, the gentleman from memphis, tennessee. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i thank the gentleman from new york. the game monday night that was here in the d.c. area, are running back for the eagles was injured. he had degraded ii concussion -- he had a grade iii concussion. the coach has reportedly said that he is counting on him to be back on the field. that doesn't sound like he is looking out for the most careful approach to his concussion. mr. goodell, d a

also dolphin island, alabama, now you're having the water coming over the western edge.y're asking if you want to evacuate this island do it now before the conditions deteriorate even farther. whatwhat about the rest of the region? we have tropical storm warnings. they've all been replaced by the hurricane warnings that were there before. some good news. now it's just a tropical storm warning. but you're still going to get the rain, the wind, the wave action that's going to start up in a couple of hours. here's a steady swirl in the action. that's the actual tropical storm. back up to the west rain south of houston. that's a trough of low pressure that's ahead of that cold front, and that cold front takes all that rain and siphons it across the western part of florida, alabama, mississippi, and louisiana and stretches it through georgia into the carolinas. notice the purple shading right there, richard. that is about eight inches of rain over the next 48 hours flood watches are in effect. and we'll talk about those coming up in the next half hour. >> and of course the co

with things they came out of the archeological digs in egypt, and classical figures, sea serpents, dolphins like that. it is very sculptural furniture. two of the most interesting art objects in the room are the bust, and the portrait of his daughter. the fact that dolly madison is connected to that story. president madison had died the year before and she moved back to washington. she was the most important woman in washington. president van buren was a widower. she introduced angelica to her husband to be. she became the de facto hostess of the white house. largely, as a result of dolly madison doing a little matchmaking. >> directly east of the party room is the blue room of the white house. in 1814, dinner was set. the party coming was not invited. two years into the war of 1812, british troops enter at 7:30. the head towards the white house. >> it is one of the biggest melodramatic moments of the white house. mrs. madison was looking through the telescope and she was absolutely terrified. nobody thought that they would really burn the building. one slave that was the last one to see th

it came assure on dolphin island a few hours ago but businesses are already reopening and people who live there say they came through this just find. ida's winds are being blamed for scattered power outages and it's already cause something flooding tooks. >> usually when we have hurricanes, it is so muggy, we can come out in our shorts. it's not brrr out here down at the beach. >> it's a little bit having it in november. you don't see it that much. but it happens and you just got to roll with it. >> meteorologist bob van dillen joins us in a minute with what kind of weather ida is bringing to the coast and a whole lot of rain is part of it. >>> the man known as the d.c. sniper is scheduled to be put to death in 11 hours. john allen muhammad and his accomplice is accused of killing ten people in 2002. they are fighting it saying he's mentally ill. today hisplans on visiting him. he talked about what that meeting will be like. >> it will be a hug. but more important, it will be a conference. we will get some things out in the open. i haven't talked to him in years. i have some question

with things they came out of the archeological digs in egypt, and classical figures, sea serpents, dolphinsgs like that. it is very sculptural furniture. two of the most interesting art objects in the room are the bust, and the portrait of his daughter. the fact that dolly madison is connected to that story. president madison had died the year before and she moved back to washington. she was the most important woman in washington. president van buren was a wi dower. she introduced angelica to her husband to be. she became the de facto hostess of the white house. largely, as a result of dolly madison doing a little matchmaking. >> directly east of the party room is the blue room of the white house. in 1814, dinner was set. the party coming was not invited. two years into the war of 1812, british troops enter at 7:30. the head towards the white house. >> it is one of the biggest melodramatic moments of the white house. mrs. madison was looking through the telescope and she was absolutely terrified. nobody thought that they would really burn the building. one slave that was the last one to see