let's go back to don on that.was because of where her body was that made it so difficult for the dogs to catch a scent, right? >> yeah. and i don't mean to be an expert on handling dogs, but have used them before, that there are sometimes in some situations where if there are things that's going on inside that facility, where the dog can't get the scent, then they don't have very much use in this thing. and this was a laboratory. that may have affected them. again, that's not an expert, but that's some of the things i've seen in the past. >> don, real quick, i want to hit on something that was mentioned. we talked about it before the press conference, why raymond clark iii would be handcuffed. the chief said you're collecting evidence, you don't want him to tamper with anything. are you with him on that? >> i certainly am. i've been talking about, wait a second, this guy is arrested. i understand what he's doing there, he's really securing the evidence. it just happened to be that his hands were the items that nee

/ >> yeah. >> well, hi, dan and hearty -- >> don and marty. >> hi, don! don, i'd yodle for you any time. i sure would. >> a little accent in there. and it's so cool to look at your face when you're doing it. you put all you had into that. your whole face changed. >> well, that's cool. oh, my gosh. >> well, if you like that kind of thing. some thing it's overboard. >> well, yeah, it is what it is. you can't argue with that. >> and let's talk about acceptance. i just, well, you know. -- if they're accepted as a person of not. >> and my son is about to apply for law schools and about to take the lsat and my wife's a basket case. >> and it doesn't help anything. you know, it's, it's, pressure that just makes everyone miserable and you can't think clearly and you can't figure out what the right fit is. >> i told people you were a great character and great to interview the last time on the show and you didn't disappoint, you're cool, thank you. >> well, thank you, you're nice, too. we're talking about yodling. >> well, you passed the audition, next time, you ot

don. >> here is sharon and wjz traffic control. >> hi don, good morning. we have a big problem to talk about. at the southwest side of the beltway, we have an accident on 95 in the southbound lanes just past the southwest side of the beltway. you are looking at a backup already, because it is blocking two lanes. the speed there with our closest speed sensor at 13 miles an hour. meantime, we have that accident involving a pedestrian in middle river. kingston road. fire activity to report. we also have debris now on 50 westbound on the bay bridge blocking the right westbound lane. there's a live look at 83 at the beltway. everything looking good there. no issues on the west side of the beltway at liberty road. there's a look at 95. that's the closest camera we have to that accident. no delays there just yet. we'll keep you updated. wjz13 is always on. for traffic information, log on to wjz.com. don, back over to you. >>> here's what everybody is anticipating. the man accused of plotting the terrorist attack in new york is due in court there today. he is expe

marty and don to you guys. >> we were looking at that raven.carol had a tight shot of the raven and gave us the profile, a lot of folks will see a crow and think raven. a raven is a mighty scavenger. a powerful bird and there is a raven right there. ronny, how are you doing this morning? >> i think that is so cool. isn't it? >> yeah. >> man, and there's that profile. >> how about that? he is beautiful. that's conquer by the way. rise and conquer. we're at the maryland zoo. the maryland zoo has a new partnership with the baltimore ravens. this is one of two new mascots. >> reporter: the perfect zoo day in baltimore is topped off with a stop to see its iconic bird. >> what do you know about ravens? >> scare crows scare away ravens. >> when it comes to football, nothing scares ravens fans this season. >> i'm looking at going to the super bowl this year. >> we're always looking to make our team better. >> how about two new players? >> this is rise and this is conquer. >> reporter: unlike bob and edgar, 16 week old rise and conquer are traveling bir

i'm sure don is wanting to beat out ginsey here for bragging rights. and he's staying the course. >> razzle does it. >> ok. one and one. >> so st. croix's doing well today. >> ha ha. star out of the gate definitely got the jump-start but in mid-course loses focus, and ginsey has to go back and redirect, but razzle stays on track with don all the way through the finish line. >> all right. so here it is, our final battle for the championship crown right here-- pistol and razzle. both are doing great today. >> yes, indeed. the pressure is on. i'm sure megan and pistol would like to have a repeat regional championship here. but i don't know. these dogs are very evenly matched. this is going to be a close race. >> all right. handlers ready. 3, 2, 1, go! >> go, razz! go! come on, razz! go! >> pistol out of the gate fast. razzle putting on some pressure. but pistol right now staying on track with megan. >> pistol has some motivation. you see the tennis ball in megan's right hand. and shellene, it worked, as pistol comes through and wins it here in indiana. >>

don miguel hidalgo. y ¿sabes quÉ? me acuerdo mucho de mi bisabuelo, me sentaba junto a Él y él se ponÍa apelar manzanas y me contaba las historias de la revoluciÓn en mÉxico, me contaba de pancho villa y de todas las mujeres, porque dicen que era un hombre que mujer que leustaba, mujer que se robaba. y Él me contaba todas esas historias con lujo de detalles, de adelita, de todas esas mujeres que eran muy importantes en mÉxico. mujeres con mucho carÁcter y muy fuertes. >> y yo vivÍa al lado de donde naciÓ el caudillo del sol, emiliano zapata, entonces ahÍ estÁ dÓnde Él naciÓ y donde Él se criÓ. y muy cerquita de esa Área es donde firmaron la pelÍcula de zapata con alejandro fernÁndez. >> es increÍble. y nosotros tenemos esos recuerdos de nuestra familia que nos contaba estas historias. pancho villa es de chihuahua y toda la gente que somos de ahÍ lo sentimos como propio. y es icaimportante que nosotros como padres pasemos esas historias a nuestros hijos y sobrinos, para que desde chicos conozcasu histia y su cultura. >

back to you, don. >>> marty, thank you very much. >> take it away, pal. >> don and marty, we're live at the mount washington tavern, just off falls road in mount washington. big fund-raiser here tonight for the baltimore county humane society. we thank everybody for coming down so early. this event will be huge. what's going to be happening? >> thanks for having us. we're really excited because our event tonight is a charity happy hour here at mount washington tavern. they've been generous. they'll give us 10% of the proceeds tonight. we'll have a lot of fun. games, one called in the doghouse. you can pay to boarder friends, co-workers, et cetera. >> i'm there with that. you've got uh, jill snyder from top chef. one of the contestants. >> she'll be one of our guest bartenders tonight. she can serve up a charity slide. we get $1.50 from each of the drinks. >> this starts at 6:00 and goes to 2:00 a.m.. >> website is www.baltimorehumane.org. >> i know you need the help. >> absolutely. we have lots of animals that need to be adopted um, we receive no government funding and we're not affi

. >>> hello, again i am don scott i am mary bubala. we begin with breaking news in baltimore county where police are on the scene of what ato be a fatal accident. skyeye chopper 13 overthe scene. captain mike perry. >> reporter: yes, good afternoon, don and everyone. late morning accident on the spur the ramp to go on the outer loop of 695 from southbound harrisburg expressway occurred after 10 this morning as vehicle being drip along the spur departed the roadway and the state troopers are walking into the wooded area. the vehicle plowed through several trees about another 50 yards into the wood line. apparently killing the driver instantly. state police are on the scene and remain on the scene and have been here since 10 this morning. the traffic situation here is pretty bad. we do have a significant backup of a mile and a half all the way back to pedonia road. only one lane is getting by. so spect delays in the area as state police continue their investigation. it's going to be sometime before they get this accident scene cleared u

don is the kind of watch dog that you and i need.romoted safe and approved by the s.e.c., i think they should really be bannings darn things and the federal reserve should get involved because they circumvent the margin rules. tonight for your protection i'm putting the three. in the maximum security ring in the "sell block." no possibility of parole. i would like to use cruel and unusual punishment against them. eighth amendment get in the way. by the way another way to junk the whole bill of rights with the obvious, amendment number two. what does don to be the considered most dangerous etf? go back, count ways backwards. i couldn't agree more. the direction daily financial bull 3x shares, you might know it as the symbol because it's most actively traded the most of the days. the xaf and the direction daily financial bear 3x shares the obverse and the f, a, z. you know i hate etfs that give you double the buying or selling firepower for every dollar that you put down. i spent months going after the skf which i think allowed unscrup

don? >>> and thank you, we'll begin with the flu watch report with the words prepare now, that's the warning from the president and in addition to the regular stuff, everyone's concerned about the h1n1 swine flu virus. eyewitness news and mary bubala are live outside. >> reporter: good morning, don and everyone. today, governor o'malley will hold a major briefing on swine flu and he'll bring the officials together from health and education and emergency management. he wants to know by the end of the day if maryland is ready for h1n1. 1million americans contracted the swine flu and 500 died from it. >> you'll find it everywhere. you'll find it on doorknobs and you'll find it on telephones >> reporter: tuesday, at the white house, president obama said, get your flu shots. >> this program is voluntary, but it will be strongly recommended. >> reporter: they're also preparing for the virus. >> we'll take advantage of the federal dollars and we'll strengthen the connections that allows to get th

now, don scott, marty bass, breaking news with mary bubala. your first warning weather and wjz traffic control with sharon gibala. it's wjz, maryland's news station. >>> hello again at the top of the hour, looking live at ground zero in new york city where two shafts of light were illuminateed echoes where the twin towers once stood. here, one of the big stories, it's raining. it's having an effect on the rush. marty in first warning weather. >> here's first warning doppler radar, the low offshore started getting a second wind yesterday. it got its act together and we're many the path of heavy rain flung our way from the ocean and the purple box has nothing to do with the ravens, it's a tornado watch box through noon for kent and delaware. looking at the radar, come on, let's go back and do that again. let's look at the photo, maybe not, our watch warning graphic, our beaches have a flash flood watch and going to be some problems up the 95 corridor as the rain marchs up the sea board. 65 at lunch, heavy rain, rain slowly tapers but doesn't lea

. >>> hello, again i am don scott. >> i am mary bubala and here's what people are talking about right now. the state's attorney is reviewing the unusual case and police questioned the hopkins student and his roommates. wjz is live on university parkway with mike hellgren where the events unfolded just hours ago. good afternoon, mike. >> reporter: good afternoon, mary and everybody. everything unfold after one this morning. police say the suspect has a long history of break-ins and there's police activity here at the scene. the sword actually severed the intrude are's hand. -- intruder's hand. wjz is on the scene of east iewn have i parkway after a frightening series of events. police say it started when man broke into a home rented by four johns hopkins university students and one of them took action. >> the student heard rumbling around and went down stairs to check it out and he was armed with a samurai sword to protect himself and found the suspect sitting in the garage crouched underneath a counter. >> reporter: police say the man lunged at the student so the student swung that sa

nationals, not only was don's announcement made but also we saw the birth, i guess you could say, of another rivalry in drag racing, john force and pedregon brothers but snake, you had a long-running rivalry with tom mceauen that he's still extending into today? >> i can't, as a matter of fact, we're both to do a book signing in a couple of weeks and i'm not sure if they'll show up for it because we're still that way. still have the rivalry but the thing an indy when john and pedregons got into it, to be honest, i thought i was the best part of the show. and they should have paid them instead of fining them, because i just thought it was a human element and it shows you the passion that both the drivers have. and back in the day, buddy, that happens all of the time. >> it did. we saw fights in the pits, we saw fights -- >> you got to remember that's what made nascar years ago, when the allisons and them got into scuffles. that's a human element. things that normally don't get shown on camera that does happen in the pits and goes on. but hey, it's a new world, isn't it? >> it sure is.

>> oh, i trust you with it, sure. >> reporter: but now, don is putting the collection up for sale.ght in $4 million. he doesn't need the money, he just says it's time to pass them on to other people. that doesn't mean it easy. this is his wife, sally. >> oh, i miss them already. i can't -- it's hard for me to talk about it. you know? >> reporter: 7,000 toys, 7,000 stories. and if there's one lesson don kaufman wants the world to learn? >> this is a great one right here. really enjoy that one. >> reporter: it's that there's always room for one more toy. john berman, abc news, pittsfield, massachusetts. >>> that's going to do it for "world news" on this sunday. tomorrow on "good morning america," are america's hospitals really ready for the swine flu? >>> i'm dan harris. for all of us here at abc news, thank you for watching tonight, for all of us here at abc news, thank you for watching tonight, and have a great night. captions by vitac

. >> bueno, honor señores a quien honor merece, el presentador de televisión, don francisco recibió un la organización que vela por los derechos de los judíos a raíz del documental en dónde cuenta la historia de su papá en dónde es un sobreviviente del holocausto, desde aquí le deseamos muchas felicidades a nuestro querido don francisco. >> bueno, esta noche lo invitamos nuevamente a celebrar el tradicional grito por la una una independencia de su cadena univisión. estarán presentes joan sebastián el conjunto imavera, la diva de la banda jenni rivera usted no se puede perder. será desde las 12 de la media noche. vámonos a la pausa y al final aprueban la vacuna para cuombatir licól]yh@pr imp.@ >> pues la influenzamp. ex h1n1 adelante sasha. >> ¿qué tal? muy buenas tardes. salud y alimentos habrá vacunas para todos. esta es la información. >> el gobierno dio a conocer que ya cuenta con la anticipada vacuna para combatir la vacuna h1n14 fábricas se encargan de fabricar la vacuna incluyendo aquellos que no corren un alto riesgo de contagio la organización mundial de la salud. que en junio

i'm mary bubala, don will be back on monday. let's start with marty. >>> it's friday, we have our finger on the pulse and talking about the great prostate challenge. might not be a good thing to say. looking at first morning doppler radar. we're seeing, i like shower activity through the overnight. it's a really nice good early fall soaking rain. it's the stuff that gets the colors going. the rain symbol changes into a partly sunny symbol. 70 is the high today. not that uncomfortable. >>> out to sharon gibala in wjz traffic control watching the roads for us. >>> we have pick up the first delay of the morning on the west side, no surprise. there's your speed sensors, the delay on the outer loop between 7995 and security. you can see the sensors there, the drive time between 795 and security is 7 minutes. we have the baltimore book festival downtown and that could be causing some lane closures. no issue on the topside. there's the west side delay at liberty road. the traffic report brought to you by toyota. toyota moving forward.

i'm mary bubala in for don scott today. let's start with marty. >>> let's look at how the day will square away, it's in the low 70s right now. going for a temperature of 82. look at this evening, the second day of fall, we're going to be two shy of 80 at dinner time. warm and sticky, partly cloudy through the day. >>> now to sharon gibala in traffic control. >> reporter: good morning. the good thing is we haven't pick up any new problems. we have the same ones including a downed pole blocking fox hole farm. the fire activity at 83. police activity at liberty heights and the baltimore book festival downtown, watch for lane closures on charles and madison. a water main break at bell claire road. there's a look at 95 at whitemarsh looking good. new issues at liberty road. there's the beltway on frederick road. everything running smoothly. wjz is always on. for traffic information, log onto wjz.com. >>> thank you very much. here's what people are talking about. leaders of the economy's top 20 are in pittsburgh for the top 20 su

abc2 photo journalist don harrison caught up with crabbers who say virginia watermen aren't playing byhe same rules. [no audio] bay clean-up could be a model for other waterways. apparently there was a problem with the tape. we'll get back to it. high-ranking epa official scott fulton says the development of a bay clean-up strategy is worth watching. >>> got some weather for us? >> we want to see the crabs make a good comeback. we'll have a choppy day on the bay tomorrow. north winds probably kicking up one to two foot a chop. water temperature still 73 degrees. >> it's september. >> the water stays warm for another month or so. beautiful shot on the tower cam. nice panoramic view. and really a nice sort of summerlike night even though we're well into the first days of fall now. temperatures dropping off into the upper 70s now. 79 currently at bwi marshall. humidity 62% but noticeably less muggy out right now. thanks to a cool front that trucked through the area about midday today. low temperatures this morning, down around 69 degrees. but you know what? that is going to be more like t

and the most notable example of that, in addition to bill fagay, has been don ho hopkins. don hopkins was the expert in the centers for disease control, not only for guinea worm, but also for smallpox. he helped bill fagay to eradicate smallpox and then he had guinea worm, so when the carter center adopted guinea worm as a project, he came over. so it's a good working relationship on an equal basis between these two wonderful organizations. >> that was 1986, 1987, when don hopkins came and he's the head of all of our health programs now. >> don had been deputy director for the center for disease control before coming to the carter center. so we had strong leadership. i know that you visited bolivia and spoke with president moralees in may of this year. those of us that work in and for bolivia were very hopeful this might lead to an improved diplomatic situation between bolivia and the united states. where are we in that process, and do you see an exchange of ambassadors in the future? >> well, i do see an exchange of a.m ambassadors in the future. this grieves me much that

orlando cabrera and don kelly is out there.nce it got above the lights i had no clue where it was, it was a day game. >> in the ninth, span had trouble with two balls in the roof and he plays there every game. >> doesn't matter if you're a rookie, a veteran or away. it doesn't matter. >> after the ball dropped they had second and third, so first base open, they'll walk mauer. now the bases are loaded for maybe the twins' best clutch hitter in kubel. sure enough, it finds don kelly once again. this drops in front. it scores two. >> the twins are in the tops in runs scored and they're scoring without justin morneau. typical of the twins. just when you think they have some trouble. >> nice read there. that ball not crushed. >> first thing he did at second base is he knew exactly where the position players were placing, and then he was in the windup. that allowed him to get a bigger lead to get home. >> tim, with no morneau, cuddyer really picked it up. >> 28 home runs for him. absolutely one of the team leaders of this club also.

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we come in don peebles from the peebles corporation.the irs is looking to combat tax evasion by sifting through mortgage interest data to catch people underreporting their income. the government report says the irs is potentially losing out on $1.4 billion in missing the discrepancies, contractors, roofers, small business owners with big mortgage payments but very small income, this might not be good for you. this is the irs using mortgage interest data to find tax cheats. a good idea? >> not necessarily. i think obviously our tax system is based on a voluntary level of reporting. there needs to be some form of enforcement to keep people honest. many people are borrowing money, going into their savings to pay their mortgage payments. it wouldn't be unusual for someone to, you know, have no income and be making a mortgage payment and still be entitled to deduct it. we have tore careful. we don't want the irs is in everybody's kitchen looking over our bills. >> especially in the high tax areas where you live, bill tucker. you can make a r

and if there's one lesson don wants the world to learn? >> it's a great one right here. >> reporter: it's that there's always room for one more toy. john berman, abc news, pittsfield, massachusetts. >> reporter: we're going to take you outside, back to dundalk, we're watching at the elementary school with temperatures of 56 degrees this morning. we got a littlehibit of that easterly wind, whenever we have that eitherly wind and high -- easterly wind and high humidity we have fog. that is the issue this morning. right now high pressure is still protecting us with 53 degrees in baltimore. we dropped in the 40s yesterday morning. some spots in the 40s still as well. we'll make a recovery. you can see showers back here. this is interesting, the cloud line and basically back into the mountains and then just off towards our north and east and we've highlighted that with the yellow shading, high pressure in control. we're getting that east-to-southeasterly wind today that will build in moisture even though it looks dry on the satellite and radar composite. a storm system throug

orlando cabrera and don kelly is out there.said once it got above the lights i had no clue where it was, it was a day game. >> in the ninth, span had trouble with two balls in the roof and he plays there every game. >> doesn't matter if you're a rookie, a veteran or away. it doesn't matter. >> after the ball dropped they had second and third, so first base open, they'll walk mauer. now the bases are loaded for maybe the twins' best clutch hitter in kubel. sure enough, it finds don kelly once again. this drops in front. it scores two. >> the twins are in the tops in runs scored and they're scoring without justin morneau. typical of the twins. just when you think they have some trouble. >> nice read there. that ball not crushed. >> first thing he did at second base is he knew exactly where the position players were placing, and then he was in the windup. that allowed him to get a bigger lead to get home. >> tim, with no morneau, cuddyer really picked it up. >> 28 home runs for him. absolutely one of the team leaders of this club

. >> hello again, i'm don scott. >> i'm mary bubala. >>> a few moments of panic today at the pentagon across the river from washington d.c. the scare start after reports of shots fire near the motorcade of the president. what cause the false alarm. good afternoon, sally. >> the u.s. coast guard blaming the chaos on a training exercise. you can see the boats in the river around 10:00 this morning. there were several reports that the coast guard fired shots at a suspicious vessel. they say there was no shots fire, it was a training exercise. they were listening in and help lead to confusion and it was a pre-planned training exercise. it happened at the pentagon. back to you. >> thank you. they say departmenttures are halted afterwards but have long since resumed. >>> things have been calmer in new york city as mourners gathered to honor those who lost their lives in the attacks. they're reading the names of the thousands of the people who died. the ceremony started at 8:36:00 a.m. with a traditional moment of silence. >> there were tears in the rain to mark the 8th anniversary of the te

don, back to you. >> thank you, ron. classes have resumed. >>> advanced tearation has been discovered on bridges that cross the susquahana river here. the deterioration on the pier foundation pose nos danger immediately but needs to be fixed soon. >>> today is the last day that you can legally text while driving here in maryland. if you are caught texting and driving you could be fined $500. drivers will be able to read the messages while they are behind the wheel. >>> a tsunami has devastated the south pacific islands of samoa. a earthquake triggered the walls of water and killed many and others are missing. we have the latest. >> reporter: the tsunami leveled samoa and american samoa. >> reporter: the waves up to 20 feet high slammed the islands. many people living there were swept out to sea. >> the death stole 100. with many still missing it is expected to rise. debris is scattered for miles. >> trees, cars, boats, floating past the window. >> a 8 earthquake struck between samoa and american samoa, a string of island

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i really don. rose: so you're going to live for... regardless of the selement, regardss of whater solution or settlemt there is, you will continue to have the aspirions sometimes expressed by hamas? >> right. but i believe the ia that if you could have a generion two wi theower mperature, with less war wh less killing on both sides.... >> rose: and economic poibilities on both sides. >> yes, you can have a generation of people beuse i do sort of think that people have more in common than they do different. >> rose: there some model in south africa or ireland to... >> don't know. i think it's ique situation because u have two people where bothides are wrg and both sides are right. you know, u have equal claims. and the idea is, you know, is... is it going to be like... are we going back to thancient world here? >> ros if you put the kind of settment that was essentially at thabo coming out of camp david, wld the majority of raeli citens-- in your judgment-- support it? >> yes, absolutel i mean, israel has a messedu political system wre

don, back to you on tv hill. >> didn't know that. thanks. the public service commission will make a decision by the middle of next month. >>> today marks the 1 yearance vrry of the collapse of lehman brothers and the president is use the event to propel americans to a new financial era. sally thorner is live in the newsroom with more on this story. good afternoon, sally. >> reporter: good afternoon, mary. president obama has just commenced the speech from wall street and the ecomony address will discuss plans to scale down the government involvement in the financial sector. he will call upon wall street firms to take responsibility and avoid reckless behavior. president says new rules are crucial to heading off another cay at that time row if i. president obama will face challenges though his regulatory reform effort is hitting resistance in congress. mary, back to you. >> thanks. >>> live in the newsroom, some believe the fall of l-ehman brothers triggered the subprime mortgage cries they's led to the worst financial crisis since the great

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don, back to you. >>> get ready for a week of electrifying debate.y could scrap plans to build a nuclear reactor here. wjz and mary bubala live outside constellation headquarters. >> good morning everybody. the psc will open another round of hearings today. they will last throughout the week. thursday the public gets to speak out about this proposed deal between constellation and edf. the psc is trying to figure out if it is in the public interest. >> reporter: if the deal goes through, half of constellation's nuclear power business will be owned by french company edf. it comes with a price tag of $4.5 billion. conc tlaegsstellation needs to build a third nuclear reactor. >> bge is used as a cash cow by constellation energy. that is a fact. >> reporter: you may have seen these recent full-page ads in the baltimore sun. constellation insists the deal isn't only a win for the company, but also for marylanders. constellation was supposed to close the deal with edf on wednesday. that's been delayed because of the hearings. the psc hopes to rule on this b

don, back to you. >> thank you very much.rges and several, because of a natural gas bleak. the fire crews responded in forest dale yesterday. while the leak caused no major damage this time. it was early they are year it was an entirely different story there. >> this building is a shopping center itself, it's the infrastructure that ser services this shopping center. >> it was back in may, nine firefighters r injured in that gas explosion. as the football season heats up, an intense survey of stadium safety. they're among potential targets for terrorists attacks. >> reporter: the first is to complete an assessment to determine if baltimore stadiums are dangerous to the thousands who visit them. as baltimore ravens fans charge for sunday's game, signs caulk them workers are taking recautions. >> check all your areas. >> they went through my purse and looked through things. >> we pretty much follow off the nfl best pack practice for security. after federal warnings terrorist may target, mass transit and motel, authorities wonde

don makes a very good point.certainly it's not license for them to go crazy or anything, but i just assumed that there was a relationship there that existed and that the irs would in fact go hey, we need to check on that to see if these payments make any sense and to see if this income checks out with what's been voluntarily reported. >> ali, something that somebody mentioned to me on twitter, facebook, about this story said look, before they start raising anybody's taxes why don't they try to get taxes from the people who are supposed to be paying which is an interesting point. >> yeah, although one thing that i think we have to watch out for as a trend is that a number of people who have lost their jobs, people are becoming small business people or contractors, also with the threat of health care reform, a lot of small business owners have told me if they can't afford to provide health care the way the government wants them to, they're going to switch to using contractors. so in fact, we may see a real increase

and i don... i've hear from democrats on capol hill who are concerned about this becau theyay they need to have some sort of talking points, a support fothe war in afghistan. it's eroding. and there needs toe some sor message from e obama adnistration, state deparent democrats capitol hill, talking abt why the war in afghantan needs to be fought, what the interests arehere, why the u.s. continues to need to go after the taliban and al qaeda there. and they'r not gting that from this white house. esident obama is hearing from a lot of difrent point of views on this. he is puing off this decision until he is thoroughly vetted all th arguments. t there are... i mean, the people a very divided even within this administration. some peopleay no, we don't want to sendny more troops there, that's eugh, we are not going to get bged down inraq too. and others are saying, lk, we need to createhe situation as we did i iraq whe a surge create the political vironment that there can be some sort of reconciliatio

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. >> don vicente, alejandro, buenos dÍas. >> se vale ver pero no tocar.e autos de lujo dicen que la crisis los estÁ afectando muchÍsimo tambiÉn porque los millonarios parece que estÁn diciendo "este aÑo no me voy a comprar un auto de lujo". >> parece que los que ganaron poexcelencia fueron los hÍbridos y los elÉctricos porque estÁn muy preocupados por el medio ambiente, eso me parece genial. en aÑos nosotros o como soportar disfrutay asÍ vamos a poder cuidar al medio ambiente. >> hubo un momento en que a la gente le importaba la apariencia de un auto pero hoy en dÍa viendo los problemas que enfrenta nuestro planeta, la gente estÁ tomando más conciencia y dice: voy a dejar mi lujo a un lado por un carro mÁs eficiente en todos los sentidos. >> es bonito ver uno de estos carrazos que se siga viendo bonito... >> en nuestro paÍs decían que un hombre en un carro de estos levantaba 10 mujeres por millas. ( risas 9 >> sÍ, la verdad, felicidades al que puede comprar estos autos pero yo creo que es importante que tomemos conciencia sobre cuidara nuestro planeta. >>

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don kohn says no. kevin warsh and dick fisher says the fed should tighten sooner and harsher. we've got vince reinhart and bank of america chief economist mickey leva. fee they were featured speakers today we were a little light on the numbers. durable goods looked pretty soft. chicago looked pretty soft. is the profits recovery still on track? >> the answer is yes on both. i think the economy will grow faster than expected. you have a tremendous amount of fiscal stimulus and, you know, you're on track for a nice bounce back. i would also add that even if you get a gradual rebound in the economy, you get a v-shaped rebound in corporate profits because businesses were able to maintain their productivity gains through a deep recession. let me add one other point. i'm not a stock market strategist, but if you look at the level of the stock market, it's still below where it was just prior to the financial crisis and that crisis is over. >> that's a very important point. financials have led the way. you have this upward sloping yield curve, zero percentage interest rate. you're noi

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don fisher was also a philanthropist and avid collector of modern art. 81 years old. >>> meatballs were in the forecast at the weekend box office. the animated movie "cloudy with a chance of meatballs" held on to the top spot taking in nearly $25 million in ticket sales. the bruce willis action thriller "surrogates" is opened in second place and updated version of the hit "fame" debuted in third. >>> advance screenings to michael jackson's documentary are sold out. fans snapped up 3,000 ticks to the sneak peek within two hours. it opens nationwide october 28th but these fans get to see it one night earlier. >>> well, from a filmmaking news to a filmmaker making news, next on this monday will roman polanski finally be sentenced for a 30-year-old crime? we'll get a live update from london. >>> at the track they call the amongster mile, a monster of a crash. so how did the driver walk away? younger skin? i wantnew skin. introducing anewreversalist. only from avon. it makes new skin faster so wrinkles fade quickly. my skin doesn't ust look new. it is new. ca

the first to parachute in was veteran firefighter don mackey.ording to protocol, that was enough to make him team leader. however, mackey was confused. should he be in charge or should the local fire chief call the shots? >> and don mackey says to the man he's with, by the way, kevin, who's in charge here? >> reporter: the professor points to that conversation as an example of ambiguity of leadership, that confusion that would set off a cascade of missteps. for example, no lookout was posted to check on the fire's spread, no one assigned to check weather reports to see if conditions had changed. no one knew they were, in fact, getting worse. he says those are decisions that should have been made. mackey didn't make them. the most important decision mackey did make carried huge risks. even today, you can see what they did. take a look. this is a fire line they cut. it's a thick path to contain the spread of the fire. mackey tells his crew to make the cut up the mountain above the flames. it's a flawed strategy. that means if the fire spreads, the