joined by michelle there low cross in phoenix she is the founder of mothers against illegal aliens in durham we go to jake a big dork he's a professor at duke university in fort worth we cross to one hundred and this he's an international political consultant and author of the recent book new american pioneers why are we afraid of mexican immigrants and another member of our crosstalk team you know on the hunger all right folks cross talk rules in effect we have a lot of different differing opinions on this program so i'm first i'm going to go to jake up and in researching this program one of the things i i found interesting and almost amusing and then worrying is that the myths about immigration. and it seems like everybody's got their ten eleven fifteen points the myths about immigration in your opinion and you're an expert on this an academic expert on this what is the single biggest myth to dispel what you would like to dispel about immigration particularly in the united states and all three of you or in the united states i think that the most important thing that everyone needs to recog

. >> durham, north carolina, part of the tri-cities there in the north carolina area. >> duriham alongget all four seasons, which is something that a lot of retirees like yet sort of milder versions. the winters aren't going to be quite as frigid as they are in new england. the median home price is only about $160,000 and durham is a former tobacco town, which is sort of emerging as a cultural haven, there's no art museums, the american dance festival happens there every year. >> very nice. and now finally we're going to go to the southwest. prescott, arizona. >> prescott is about 100 miles north of phoenix. so people would be surprised to know that because their elevation is just over 5,000 feet, they actually get all four seasons as well. which is again something that retirees look for. and you can go hiking in prescott national forest. there's a beautiful courtyard plaza, there's a constant rotation of arts and craft fairs that are going on. one retiree told us, if you get board in prescott, it's your own fault. >> i should say it used to be kind of pricey, but since 2007, the media

heavy rain near raleigh, durham, all that stuff spreading in our direction. we'll continue to have that flow pushing to our north, it appears chilly this morning. clouds will thicken up throughout the day. we continue to watch the slug of moisture extend through the carolinas and push through florida and cuba and the caribbean. that's our general focal point. the upper level low, core of cool air continues to spill its way in. will surge to the north. indications that a developing tropical storm that could get named today as nicole races to the north and could be across the chesapeake bay, by tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. let's bring it home and check out our forecast models here, rain returning this afternoon. the bulk of the rain moves in by daybreak tomorrow. heavy rain across central maryland and towards d.c. indication of heavier moisture. that red shading could see half inch or inch for our rates with this tropical range of rain. that could be spreading across central maryland from the chesapeake into the mountains. slug of heavy rain hugs th

russian leaders they need show the most against the south durham in one of seven days premier league highlights. in the cage challenge a nice muslims have tree gives to numb a mosque away three want victory over the visiting of on guard. and engulfed tiger woods will retain his number one status barring a record setting performance from phil mickelson on the final day of the tour championship meanwhile it's jim fury to say it's at the top before sunday's action . so for both of us stands on its relentless march to the second russian prime in a crowd in four years hit a new high on center day the biggest backside not showing up the biggest win of the season at the expanse of south zinni to receiving just reward for employing a normal out attack policy twenty five minutes into the game the on fire and he's on the pitch shuffle heading home an expert fashion their second came from the spot bunker was not it's believed he was abandoned in the penalty area and so did the referee who shook his international danny did the rest of the thirty three minutes and just moments later it soon becam

russian leaders they need show the most against the south durham in one of saturday's premier league highlights. the cage challenge a nice muslims hatchery gives to numb also the way three want victory over visiting on guard. and in golf tiger woods will retain his number one status barring a record setting performance from phil mickelson on the final day of the tour championship meanwhile it's jim sits at the top for sunday's action. so for both of us stands on its relentless march to the second russian prime in a crowd in four years hit a new high on saturday the biggest backside not showing up the biggest win of the season and the expanse of south zinni to receiving just reward for employing a normal out attack policy twenty five minutes into the game be on fire and he's on the pitch for heading home expert fashion their second came from the spot bungalow sauvage believe it was open ended in the penalty area and so did the referees who should use international danny do the rest up to thirty three minutes and just moments later to be king three it's worked well for doing the hard p

rain pushing through richmond, virginia and on down towards raleigh, durham. heavy rain beginning to spill up the piedmont. that will push in our direction. we're battling high pressure, spilling in from the west. rain coming out from the south, rain will develop from south to north throughout the day. overall that push from the south is really important. coastal georgia, stretching through most of florida. we're watching the upper level pattern and core of the cold air that will spill in by the weekend. back to our west, jetstream and strong winds will help to funnel all that moisture in our direction from what could be tropical storm nicole trying to form. near and just north of cuba. we'll take you back home, our computer models really indicating the fact there may be showers this afternoon. the main bulk of the rain will arrive by daybreak tomorrow. we expect to have heavy rain pushing into the region, especially by 5:00 a.m. you see the red shadings, it's a tropical-like downpour. we have a generalized two to four inches expected across maryland, we could

russian leaders they need show the most against durham in one of saturday's premier league highlights. in the cage challenge denise lives hatchery gives to numb a mosque away three want victory over a visiting of on guard. and engulfed tiger woods will retain his number one status barring a record setting performance from phil mickelson on the final day of the tour championship meanwhile it's jim fury so it's at the top before sunday's action. so we start with the bulls and it's relentless march to the second russian premier league ground in four years here to a new high on saturday the biggest big side belching of their biggest win of the season at the expense of. the nature saving just reward for employing it and all out attack problems say twenty five minutes into the match of the own fly out example of the football having to go in expert fashion their second came from the spot duncan was of age believed he was up on the day in the penalty area and so did the referee so which of these international danny did the rest of that thirty three minutes and just moments later became three

by michelle they're low cross in phoenix she is the founder of mothers against illegal aliens in durham we go to jake a big dork he's a professor at duke university in fort worth we cross to one hundred and this he's an international political consultant and author of the recent book.

from baltimore all the way through raleigh-durham, back up through boston, you name it, just crystal clear, there's a little weather up towards chicagoland but overall, just a breeze blowing from the southeast. temperaturewise, mid-70s to low eights to the west. we'll cool off into the 70s and into the 60s later this evening under a nice clear sky. mild and breezy is the story. in the next few days, a dramatic warm-up. we'll talk about that and tell you how hot it gets, coming up. >>> friends and family will tend a viewing tonight for joseph d'entremont. it is 6:00 at the mountain christian church in joppa. the 14-year-old was struck and killed by a car friday night in bel air. a second viewing will be tomorrow at the mountain christian church from 10:00 a.m. to noon. the funeral will follow. >>> a public library in frederick has a case of the bedbugs. it was spotted in a book friday. exterminators will treat all the county's eight libraries, two book mobiles and delivery van. a total of five books turned up and the library notified the patron who dropped them off. >>> president obam

fenwich high president father deporres durham says they needed a finance director who could balance the monetary interests with the school's overall mission. >> the corporate world is driven legitimately by profits for shareholders; we're driven by effectiveness of a mission. and so i think it's also important that he brings a sense of understanding that the bottom line is the success of our students, the opportunity that we create for them. >> reporter: pritz sees high school as a reflection of life-- it's where lessons are learned. he says being without a job taught him about humility and gratitude. and this fenwick friar thinks he's here to stay, even if the corporate world heats up again. >> i think it's permanent. i got to tell you, coming back here is like coming home. >> reporter: diane eastabrook, "nightly business report," oak park, illinois. >> tom: that's "nightly business report" for labor day, monday, september 6. i'm tom hudson. good night, everyone, and good night to you, too, susie. >> susie: good night, tom. i'm susie gharib. good night, everyone. we hope to see all of

. >> our thanks to raleigh-durham's coverage.ned an emergency disaster declaration already for massachusetts. >> this thing obviously as we said all week was a massive storm at first, a strong cat 4, monster storm. it chas weakened, though. that's the good news. not out of the clear just yet for much of the east coast. >>> lighter news coming up. "the skinny" is next including a very funny message from jerry lewis to lindsay lohan. >>> and what's jennifer aniston up to. who's she dating? n n n<<<<<<<42x2x2xbbb ,úcc4444a)uuuuuud >>> it is that time again, time for "the skinny." >> everyone's favorite. >> that's right. we know jerry lewis is a man who for 50-plus years has dedicated this labor day time with a telethon helping children suffering from muscular dystrophy. he's now turned his interest to helping some troubled women of hollywood, rob. >> yes, and the very compassionate jerry was asked how he would deal with lindsay lohan and her recent troubles. he showed some more of that trademark compassion. take

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yesterday book signings for his "white house diary" were cancelled in cleveland and durham, north carolina, when the 85-year-old got sick. his grandson says he is now doing just fine. >>> well, plagued by polls that predict republican victories in november, president obama has found a new target to attack. his own party. today in the bay's tracie potts has more on the president's soft tongue lashing from the campaign trail. >> i don't know about you, but i'm fired up. >> reporter: president obama is telling democrats ignore polls and pundits claiming the party is apathetic. >> we cannot sit this one out. we can't let this country fall backwards because the rest of us didn't care enough to fight. >> reporter: in interviews he's even tougher. the president told "rolling stone" the democrats sitting on their hands complaining are irresponsible. republicans and even some democrats say beating up the base may back fire. >> you're out there trying to terrify them and put all these scare tactics out there and hope that the fear will drive them to the polls. >> reporter: mr. obama is on a four-sta

pass and it won't pass already as we have all the time we have many many thanks to my guest today in durham phoenix and fort worth and thanks to our viewers for watching us here r.t. see you next time and remember cross talk rules. if you. want to. explain to us we're telling. just keep. thirty thing when i'm trying trying to reason with hitler germany demands of the. land and gets its way they all thought they had traded a safety net for themselves nineteen thirty nine the whole of europe is involved in war efforts to establish a system of collective security in one nine hundred thirty eight failed and it's still on the agenda. the lesson was to be learned from the munich agreement on our teeth of a failed state this is not a prohibition but a war and. pay for it and we should use every body is sure to support the trieste because they have no idea about the hardships to face. one it's the says it all to tunis and for any army the life of the usaf is the most precious thing in the world. is of self-sacrifice and heroism with those who understand it fully but you have to live a. real life st

it will improve next week or so. 94 at raleigh/durham. hot stuff pushing its way through the region. 93 in dallas and houston. 91 in new orleans. very hot and humid weather. on average next week we will probably be above average. that is because the air masses are strong enough to push south, but they do not have the trajectory coming out of canada that they will later in october and november when you get the trail in the air. the -- the chill in the air. fort umar, high pressure will push through -- for tomorrow, high pressure will push through. 70's and 80's. we will call a 30% chance of scattered showers thursday night and then after that another long stretch of dry days. it 62 in the morning in this city, 50's in the suburbs. we should live up to about 80 in the afternoon on thursday. as we head into friday, a couple of showers possible in the morning. then we get back to sunshine. the rain will be pretty much finished sunshine in the forecast saturday, sunday, monday, and tuesday and the temperature back in the mid 80's for next week

i work closely with debbie durham and work closely with the siouxland alliance. they are great people that are very aggressive and there's a lot of opportunities, i think, in this area. >> thank you, governor branstad. >> all right, we have come to the point in our program where the candidates will get a chance to ask each other a question. now, the coin toss has determined that governor branstad will ask the first question and governor culver, you'll have a minute 30 to answer. governor culver, you recently had an ad that you said you'd made mistakes as governor. would you tell us what were the three biggest mistakes that you've made? >> well, terry, like all governors including you when you were in office for 16 years, we've made our fair share of mistakes. the difference is that we've taken responsibility for those mistakes. in your case, you had 20 different scandals in 12 separate state agencies you continue to not be honest with the people of this state. you attack day after day after day and i think tonight, it's important that you, you know, be straight a

i work closely with debbie durham and work closely with the siouxland alliance. they are great people that are very aggressive and there's a lot of opportunities, i think, in this area. >> thank you, governor branstad. >> all right, we have come to the point in our program where the candidates will get a chance to ask each other a question. now, the coin toss has determined that governor branstad will ask the first question and governor culver, you'll have a minute 30 to answer. governor culver, you recently had an ad that you said you'd made mistakes as governor. would you tell us what were the three biggest mistakes that you've made? >> well, terry, like all governors including you when you were in office for 16 years, we've made our fair share of mistakes. the difference is that we've taken responsibility for those mistakes. in your case, you had 20 different scandals in 12 separate state agencies you continue to not be honest with the people of this state. you attack day after day after day and i think tonight, it's important that you, you know, be straight a

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raleigh-durham already at 87, certainly going to exceed 90 there today. we may exceed 90 here again. we'll add to our string of 90-degree days. now, over the last 12 hou, we had just a few clouds drifting through this morning in the wake of those showers we had last evening. now those are long gone. we do have a weak area of high pressure that is in place. that's going to bring us a delightful afternoon. it's really only going to be uncomfortable warm for about another couple of hours or so. by mid-afternoon, it'll begin to drop back down. and we'll have a mostly sunny afternoon and a light breeze, a variable wind around 5 to 10 miles an hour. we'll take a look at friday and the weekend. changes on the way. and a little uncertainty in the forecast coming intoext week. i'll tell you why, that'll be in a couple of minutes. >> we'll see you soon. thanks so much, tom 6789. >>> let's check on the midday traffic. >> hey, eun, good morning to you, good morning, everyone. lots of road work to talk about. as usual the bulk of it in northern virginia at this point.

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the second six was called the durham sister.w gis that got on board the dorchester. 150 miles west of green land, the ship's captain got a message that there were german you tub submarines patrolling the waters near greenland. the captain told all the young soldiers aboard, you need to clear your uniforms when you sleep tonight and your muskets. they went into coal. some a lot of them 17 through 19 years old, 900 men under there. it was hot and uncomfortable down there. they did not feel like we're in their life jackets or their uniforms. bay street down into what a lot of guys wear at that age when they go to bed. around 1:00 in the morning appears close -- periscope broke through the water and ice was in the air. in the cross hairs of that periscope, the nazi submarine identified the dorchester and fired a torpedo and then a second one. the second one hit the flank of on. ship had go -- head- hill's story opens. scores of american gi's lost their lives and water poured into the ship. the lights went out, the power went out, th

the second six was called the durham sister. are over 900 young, eager, new gis that got on board the dorchester. 150 miles west of green land, the ship's captain got a message that there were german submarines patrolling the waters near greenland. the captain told all the young soldiers aboard, you need to clear your uniforms when you sleep tonight and your muskets. they went into coal. some a lot of them 17 through 19 years old, 900 men under there. it was hot and uncomfortable down there. they did not feel like we're in their life jackets or their uniforms. bay street down into what a lot of guys wear at that age when they go to bed. around 1:00 in the morning appears close -- periscope broke through the water and ice was in the air. in the cross hairs of that periscope, the nazi submarine identified the dorchester and fired a torpedo and then a second one. the second one hit the flank of the ship had g -- head-on. hill's story opens. scores of american gi's lost their lives and water poured into the ship. the lights went out

. >> and the rest of the top five, dallas, texas, what's going on in texas, columbus, ohio, durham nockland maine are the final. >> and is portland, maine and burlington vermont. it's hard to be sexy when you're wearing five layers of wool, that's not particularly sexy. >> can i point out the criterion for sexy or not sexy. >> birth rates. >> birth rates and tv rates and condom sales. >> they have a point. let's go outside to rick. >> what, std rates. >> that's part of whatever. >> makes it sexy? >> what cities are in engaging? >> i guess i'm going to new hampshire. all right, take a look at this huge storm on thursday evening in areas of new york. take a look at the picture that was sent in to me. it was a scary storm and yesterday, they were out doing the surveying to see what kind of a storm it was, and in fact, there were two tornados that touched down, one in queens and one in brooklyn, two of the outer boroughs in a microburst and causing problems. you don't see those kind of storms. if you have any pictures send hem to me, i'll put them on my twitter page. crazy storms and switch

i am thankful for my social security and my good health care at the durham medical center. host: what is the one area that the government should be focusing on to create jobs and bring them back for young people? caller: well, that is a tough question. the stock market is indicating that things are getting better. i keep my own data on the market and i did not lose in the big downturn. the one thing we should be doing, i suppose, number one is education. people are accepting all the gop propaganda too easily. host: in the survey that rocked the boat did when they asked 18- to-29-year-olds about the most important aspect of the energy policy to address, 43% said there needs to be investment in new technologies to create jobs. they are looking at the energy sector to do that. guest: the top issue is jobs and the economy, and then you see education, and the deficit, really interesting, rising as a top issue for young people. the ec energy issues. each one of them is really -- that you see energy issues. it's one of them is really about jobs. education, improving the quality of

in north carolina, the raleigh-durham area, there used to be one immigration nation community out there. we're going to recalibrate these things. when the new census numbers come in, a lot of these types will get remade. it will be interesting to see who goes up and who goes down. host: tractor company? guest: what you think of as rural farming area. i go to iowa, a small town in northwestern iowa about 3,000 people. host: so in addition to the book, you also have a website and interactive map on the website where vures can go. what can viewers do with this? iveragesdz the nice thing about the map is there's a couple things you can do. you can scroll over and see where your county falls, the types. there's also a district map on there. so we've just literally within the last week have created a map of districts in america using the same kind of breakdown. host: congressional districts? guest: congressional districts. and you'll see there's the type map and another tab that says compare data. and the last tab is latest data. we've mapped a lot of different things. where are the gun store

in north carolina, the raleigh-durham area, there used to be one immigration nation community out there're going to recalibrate these things. when the new census numbers come in, a lot of these types will get remade. it will be interesting to see who goes up and who goes down. host: tractor company? guest: what you think of as rural farming area. i go to iowa, a small town in northwestern iowa about 3,000 people. host: so in addition to the book, you also have a website and interactive map on the website where vures can go. what can viewers do with this? iveragesdz the nice thing about the map is there's a couple things you can do. you can scroll over and see where your county falls, the types. there's also a district map on there. so we've just literally within the last week have created a map of districts in america using the same kind of breakdown. host: congressional districts? guest: congressional districts. and you'll see there's the type map and another tab that says compare data. and the last tab is latest data. we've mapped a lot of different things. where are the gun stores, t

men for doing everything conservatives say blacks ought to be giving culturally and yet today the durham $20,000 a year of less than the white counterparts. at the end of jim crow, the beginning of the post civil-rights period, these black individuals earned $16 less than their white counterparts so the problem has gotten worse since jim crow, not better. the appendix to my book contains 100 carefully to and tables that measure financial, human and cultural capital deficiencies of all of the major racial groups since the end of the jim crow period. liberals are also wrong in their characterization of the problem because racism and discrimination have declined since the end of the civil-rights movement. 43% of whites voted for a black president that would not have happened with the black table was in session. but the racial differentials and resource disparity pretty much remained constant since the end of the civil-rights movement. some instances have gotten worse. also institutions today are pursuing diversity like never before. there is one black partner in the law firm that told me di