>> glor: all right, elaine quijano from new york tonight. elaine, thank you. temperatures only reached the mid-80s today in bar harbor maine where president obama and his family are on vacation. our chief white house correspondent chip reid is there, as well. chip, good evening to you. >> reporter: well, good evening, jeff. presidential vacations have a long history of generating criticism, and this one is no different. for the obama family, vacation means non-stop activity in less than two days on the maine coast, they've been seen touring a lighthouse, taking in scenery from a mountaintop, boating in the harbor, going for a hike and getting ice cream. >> this is terrific. >> reporter: off camera they've also gone biking, swimming and played tennis, but whether they're in public view or not, presidential vacations are always under a microscope. the first president bush was criticized over his passion for fast, gas-guzzling boats, president clinton about his hobnobbing with wealthy friends on martha's vineyard. earlier this week first lady michelle obama raise

please welcome elaine. next, the project manager in the mayor's office was hoping to be here today to talk about the port of san francisco being able to be the only city in defense of the america's cup, but she is out wooing potential suitors to enhance our bid, so i am going to do my best to give that report. there is not really much to add other than what has already been in the press, but after quite a few weeks and months of careful consideration, the bmw/oracle team, which is based here in san francisco out of the golden gate yacht club, determined there's only going to be one candidate for the america's cup in the united states, and that would be san francisco. [applause] thank you. we are up against, we believe, three other locations. we are not quite sure who they are. they have not been named publicly, but we know that they are countries, so this is going to be a very interesting process. it is a somewhat informal process, as best we can tell, and i can assure you that the bmw/oracle team has commi

elaine quijano, cbs news.hinebe rhinebeck, new york. >> that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday morning. thanks for watching. hope you'll join us later for "the early show." i'm betty nguyen. have a great day. ,,,, - tens of thousands of >>> good morning. it's monday, the 26th of july. >>> if you ride at transit, a word of warning, d

>> reporter: elaine quijano, cbs news, rhinebeck, new york. >> couric: and that's the cbs evening newsie couric. thanks for watching. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. already? just wait. the new plan to get more cash form you - coming and going. >>> think driving into san francisco is expensive already? just wait. the new plan to get more cash from you coming and going. >>> protestors in front of the federal building arrested by police. why they are still rallying for immigration reform. >>> san jose's quest to grab oakland's major league baseball team heading into extra innings. good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm dana king. the news starts now. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. caption colorado, l.l.c. comments@captioncolorado.com >>> you have to pay more for gas, more for bridge tolls. now getting in and out of san francisco may cost more. phil matier explains the new proposals that would hit you coming and going. >> report

elaine quijano, cbs news, new york. >> couric: apple's c.e.o. steve jobs had a clear message to iphone customers today-- "we're not perfect." he apologized for trouble with dropped calls on the latest model and he offered a free temporary fix, a protective cover that should help the phones keep a strong signal. but bill whitaker reports the reception today wasn't all that good. >> iphone 4. >> reporter: the iphone 4 was the most anticipated apple product in years, sleek glossy. >> this is part of some brilliant engineering. >> reporter: early adapters lined up for hours to get their hands on one and almost immediately started complaining. >> it's worthless. it's worthless. >> reporter: jonathan benroach called apple to tell them... >> the phone doesn't work. >> reporter: it frequently drops calls, he complains. >> hello? >> he had to call his mother back. >> you hear me? >> i hear you. >> reporter: after testing the iphone 4, "consumer reports" found the problem is with the antenna. with this uniquely designed built-in antenna wrapping around th

i told them when they took elaine from me. >> reporter: hallens family says police are responsible for her death because they kept e. m. t. from getting her medical attention. >> they brought her down like she is a piece of meat. >> it was a high risk contact. we take the suspect into custody. we can't pass apartment 12 for fear there is a second suspect. we have to clear the second residence which takes us a couple of minutes. >> reporter: police are saying they had to secure the scene before they could get medical attention to the woman to the apartment where the suspect was. we got the report, it came out that this started at 9:46. this afternoon police are saying 8 minutes later. sometimes when you call police under these stressful circumstances it can seem like an hour for help when it only takes a few minutes. as for the suspect in this case he is identified as robert lee turner. he could be facic a judge on an arraignment charge as early as tomorrow. reporting live in san jose. >>> police are asking for the public'sal help in identifying two people suspected in a deadly shooting

. -- is elaine. basically the same thing that paco said, bus drivers are not stopping. another thing is taxis. we go shopping in the city. they come and roll down the window, no dogs, and then they take off. one time we waited two hours to get home. taxis will drive by. we cannot be good enough to get the car number. that is a big problem for me and not calling the stops. i have not been shopping here for a long time because of that, the taxis. i think many to be educated, and paco did try to educate them. i do not know if it worked or not, but every driver that pulled up to us would not pick us up. supervisor mar: thank you so much. next speaker. >> good morning. thank you for hearing this matter today as well as for the civil grand jury for their report, and the ongoing work of the mayor's office. the council felt, due to the circumstances for disabled people in the city of san francisco, we had a little bit different response than they do. predominantly, we agree with their findings and response to the items. the only thing that i would like to call your attention to

elaine quijano is on the scene. >> reporter: in the one stop light village of rhinebeck, new york, nestledthe postcard perfect hudson valley all signs indicate chelsea clinton will marry fiance here next saturday, and the rumors are swirling. >> president obama is coming up in the hudson in a private boat, and, you know, the frogmen will escort him. >> reporter: the clintons have not confirmed ryan beck as the wedding location but the mother of the bride told cbs news she's thrilled. >> i'm very excited. i think she is a really responsible young woman. her fiance is a wonderful young man. >> reporter: mayor jim reardon believes the ryan beck rumor is true. what do you think this place is going to look like come july 31. >> i think it's going to look like a circus. >> reporter: the wedding will reportedly take place at the $12 million estate known as aster court, 50 acres and owned by clinton donors. just two days ago, the local paper, the "hudson valley news" spotted this newly erected tent on the grounds of the estate. >> go ahead, what's up. >> reporter: executive edsor jim langan. >> ou

among those belting out show tunes were idina menzel and the legendary elaine stritch. the concert was the sixth installment in the white house music series, which is meant to showcase different musical genres. i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. >>> one art competition in austria took things to the next level by displaying masterpieces in a unique way. human canvases strutted and flew down the runway in flamboyant designs. over 200 artists from around the world combined fire, dance, and ornate costumes to make for a dramatic performance. the competition is the largest of its kind in the world. >>> brazil is turning the tables on how to spend your golden years. a group of grandparents are trying their hands at deejaying during a three-month course. a granny who stole a show at the french disco inspired the idea, and now deejay classes show the elderly how to mix their way to a new outlook by teaching them there is no age limit to learn. >>> some unlikely competitors squared off in japan. the big brown rh

to people like elaine who wrote me this note, it's people like elaine who have run the bell. quote, i'm soon an 80-year-old woman and a widow. my husband and i farmed and we certainly had hard times the first years but the years now are harder for old people. oil companies take a huge profit. the c.e.o.'s make a salary no man on earth is worth. pill companies are taking huge profits with no consideration for old people. the people of my generation lived through the depression, world war irchings i and two more wars and -- ii and two more wars and now in our old age we face other obstacles. elaine has nailed it. we are on her side. we have voted to prevent the republicans from privatizing social security. we voted to prevent the republicans from sending her money to wall street. we voted to strengthen medicare and make sure that there are services available for prevention at no cost to her and her husband, should he still be around. we have strengthened medicare and the republicans are trying to destroy it. but let me come back to the essential point of being here. we know thi

. ♪ sing it good and loud >> reporter: elaine stritch. ♪ all my dreams will be repaid i even play the reporter: and idina enzle from "wicked" and "glee." the first family celebrated broadway's musical in the fifth edition of the white house musical series. >> over the years, musicals have also been at the forefront of our social consciousness. challenging stereotypes, shaping our opinions about death, disease, power and politics. but the most american part of this truly american artform is its optimism. >> reporter: taking in the theater has become a popular date night for president obama and the first lady. president obama says he often gets the sho lyric lyrics stuck in his head. >> not that i'm trying to boost the economy or anything. but go to a show. buy some tickets. >> he even enjoys going to the theater. now, after lincoln, presidents haven't exactly raced to the theater. ♪ give me that thing called love ♪ >> reporter: sunlen miller, at the white house. >> between them and paul mccartney, it's been a great season at the white house. >> it's good to see them take a break from t

but human resource specialist elaine says it does. >> it's a huge part of your background, your professional background is your credit score. >> reporter: she says it's becoming more common for companies to ask applicants if they may run a credit check especially if the jobs are in finance or law enforcement. 23-year-old chris duncan racked up a $90,000 debt while getting a criminal justice degree. and thinks the debt will have an impact. >> i want to be a police officer but one of the things they look at is how much debt you have and i have this. >> reporter: a 2009 survey found 60% of employers run credit checks. that's up from 42% in 2006. >> they are looking for serious debt financial issues, bankruptcies, and it allows that employer to evaluate whether the prospective employee is or could be, should be, a responsible employee. >> reporter: this investigations expert says employers who run credit checks on job applicants can avoid potential problems down the road. so if you are concerned that a credit check may have a negative impact, he suggests calling the hiring manager to explain the

. >> that is elaine sing ago song from the folly during broadway night at the white house.dent obama spoke beforehand praising broadway music as a truly american art form. the president said even if we don't admit it all of us have the lyric of a few broadway shows stuck in our heads. >> sure we do larry will sing one in a moment. there is another heck tronic milestone to ponder tonight. amazon says it is now is selling more kind el books than hard covers. trend accelerated when amazon dropped the prison of kind el from 159 dollars to 189 dollars. most kind el book cost 9.99. far less than hard cover and less spichbs paper back still make up the vast majority of amazon book sales. >> leather hear it. >> oklahoma. >> really much more of a hello dolly man. when i'm not listening to eminem that he is what i'm doing. open up key series with the dodgers tonight. texas rangers pitcher drilled in the head by advantage topical solution treats dogs... ( barking ) but destroys fleas. so ask your veterinarian for advantage, the flea specialist for gentle, but effective, flea control.

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dagestan and last mile there were ten attacks on more in force and officials in ca but if you know elaine the north caucasus region is seen as one of the most volatile places not only in russia but in the world so authorities across the region are on permanent standby to prevent further attacks. it is ten minutes past the hour here in the russian capital you are with r.t. and still to come in the program getting to the heart of the hate you speak to the wife of an ultra nationalist gang member found guilty following a market bombing that took fourteen lives all of the details in just a few minutes right here on r.t. also. i think it's going to be the last they're actually i would put the idea forward to put it. away because they've been told of a lot of artes very own new york resident asks if ground zero is an appropriate place for a mosque. now and is ready court has convicted an arab man of rape by deception after he lied to an israeli woman he slept with about being jewish but while some say it's justice critics argue or thinly veiled excuse for racism. this jewish drucilla my suburb

cbs news correspondent elaine quijano has the story. >> reporter: a trench coat clad chelsea clintongym thursday. just days before she will donna design werding gown, oscar de la renta or vera wang is still in question. it is clear the ultimate power couple is planning the ultimate wedding. details of what a $2 million can plan. >> they have porcelain p ro ta-potties at the wedding with music piped in. >> reporter: president obama said he didn't make the guest list. but for good reason. >> you don't want two presidents at one -- >> reporter: who is on the guest list? >> entertainment tonight" confirmed barbra streisand, steven spielberg. >> reporter: downtown rhinebeck the uninvited guests, the media, definitely arrived. keeping the small town welcomed attention. >> if could you choose any town in the whole world but decided to choose this little town. >> reporter: amid the celebration, poignant moments of celebration for the father of the groom, edward mezvinsky. some of the wedding guests are here to stay at the beekman inn behind me and could be arriving today. we will be keeping

elaine this region is in the very heart of russia's north caucasus known to be a haven for militants well that's why does the use of a reporting there from russians assault the republic of korea three comal from washington and political studies says the attack show is the north caucasus militants desperate for attention. they're taking any opportunity to what he writes the interest of their activities there she dished uncovered about that in jail fez improved significantly in the recent years so this edition now is much better from economic and social point of view people have more hopes and optimism for the future and therefore the positions of their weiland militants and the radical islamists here significantly degrading the islamists as usual try to get you closer to the most safe first republic you know this is all there takes all the jihad these you know so they always try to at their strongholds like for instance it was in central asia when they were taking his biggest on which was one of the strongest states therefore saying ok for we in this strong state then will be able to

. >> elaine donovan: for us, there is no happy ending; there is no ending.s just, 9/11 is this... i don't even know how to describe it; it is part of you, if you don't learn to manage it you're not going to do well. it never goes away, there will never be a day that i don't think about it, i don't think about bill; there will never be a 9/11 that i can walk through my day and go, "wow, 20 years ago today my husband died." you realize it's just a part of your life, and that's just the way it is. >> narrator: of those who perished at the pentagon on 9/11, only 55 were members of the military. seventy others were civilians working at or visiting the pentagon, and 59 were killed while flying on american airlines flight 77. for the families of the 184 men, women and children lost at the pentagon, their lives and the lives of their children can never go back to normal. >> ♪ there are no words ♪ there is no song ♪ is there a balm ♪ that can heal these wounds ♪ that will last ♪ a lifetime long ♪ and when the stars ♪ have burned to dust ♪ hand in hand ♪ we still will

elaine quijano is in rhinebeck, new york. plenty of buzz there, i'm sure. >> reporter: exactly right. you know, some people might be wondering what kind of person wins the heart of chelsea clinton and the aparole of her prominent parents? someone who has a lot in common with his bride-to-be. his name may not ring a bell but her fiance, marc mezvinsky is about to become the man of the hour. >> they have been together a long time. >> reporter: is he a cutie? >> very cute. she has very good taste. >> reporter: they first met as teenagers at a leadership retreat in 1993. they both tanded stamford university. he now work as an investment bank errata hedge fund. lives in a building in a $4 million three-bedroom apartment on new york 'fifth avenue. his family has faced adversity. his father, former iowa congressman ed mezvinsky, plead guilty to fraud and served five years in prison. observers say as children of politicians who face public turmoil, both marc and chelsea understand how harsh the negative spotlight can be. >> i think i

cbs news correspondent elaine quijano with the latest. >> reporter: in rhinebeck, new york, all signsieves the rhinebeck rumor is true. >> what do you think it's going to look like july 31st. >> a circus. >> a guessing game is on on who is going to be asked for the wedding of the year. >> the main thing is president obama coming, is president obama not coming. >> reporter: other big names on the guest list of 400, movie mogul, tony blair and barbra streisand. initial invites vague on details, only the nuptials held somewhere within a two and a half radius of manhattan. most likely venue, $2.5 million estate astor courts. the cost, $2 million, flowers alone, $250,000, catering $750,000. high-profile wedding consultant knows several vendors hired for the event and said it could go higher. >> when you add up the pieces in a high-profile wedding, costs add up quickly. >> gift bags will include wine bearing the clinton name, no relation, from a local vineyard. elaine quijano, cbs news, rhinebeck, new york. >>> katie couric with a preview of the cbs news. >> good morning. their husbands fig

. ♪ ♪ >> that is the i am mortal elaine switch singing at broadway night at the white house.obama praised broadway music as truly american art form. he says everyone has the lyrics stuck in their head. other stars that performed nathan lane. >> new internet model. amazon says they are selling more kind al devices. trend accelerated when amazon dropped the price of e-book reader down to $189. those kind al books cost $999 far less than hard covers. >>> do you think your kid spend too much time playing video games? a group broke the world record. they played for 50 straight hours breaking the old record by almost ten hours. don't you look at me in that tone of voice. they were allowed a ten minute break as well as coffee but no energy drinks. >> their parents must be so proud. >> you know that guys say they read playboy for the articles? a website that wouldn't include any nude photos on a website. >> the smoking jacket isn't something i like to wear around the mansion. it's safe to work website. next to the mansion the best hangout on the planet. >> playboy founder hue nef the

elaine in times square this morning, thank you very much.ere's erica. >>> the extreme heat can pose a health risk, so joining us with advice on how to stay school, dr. jennifer ashton. it is so important in weather like this because the minute you step out the door you start feeling the effects. >> exactly. when the humidity is greater than 75% and the temperature is above 90, our body just cannot cool itself by means of sweating. that's our main mechanism for letting heat evaporate. and we just can't do it in this heat. >> we need to be proactive. the first and best thing to do is hydrate. >> exactly. the key is do not wait until you are thirsty. the second you are thirsty you are behind the eight ball. when you wake up in the morning, you have had eight hours, no intake of fluids. start hydrating. drink two to four glasses of liquid every hour that you are outside, which is one every 15 minutes. most importantly, avoid beverage that is containing alcohol, high contents of sugar or caffeine. and very cold drinks, just because it can give yo

and elaine, feisty as all get out. how old is elaine? 87?of a woman on a counter somewhere. >> you know what, that just cracks me up. >> and then because we've been talking about the subject on the front page of the new york post today, a judge was deciding whether or not it should be illegal to wear baggy pants. and the judge says, no, you have a right to dress as badly as you want. >> it's not a criminal act. now, i cannot imagine how he can walk and keep them up. >> right. >> but if they fell, then it's a criminal act because then it's indecent exposure. >> yeah. >> okay. >> and don't forget in the mall the other day, there was also that big sign that said if you wear your pants -- they had like the levels you wear pants. you wear it a certain way, they'll displain you the other way, they'll ask you to leave, and pretty soon you'll never be able to return to the mall if you wear them that low. >> you know what i'm excited about? some very smart people down in -- i believe texas -- well, they got the idea from gordon ramsey. the canadian r

go more alive hearings going on in washington the senate committee he voting on the nomination of elaineappening as we speak and is likely to be approved the majority of folks are democrats and they say they will support her cured thought it is expected to if pass at the senate as well. planned what to the >> general principles of porters to judging writings suitability for the bench in explaining why i could not support i said i thought she was disingenuous obviously regina " occlusion free to support. reluctantly are reached the same conclusion her insistence on redefining her position on military recruiting on harvard campus per separative fence downplaying political policy of don't gulf it's almost unfathomable but she could of all is thought we were acting in compliance with the solomon amendment her astonishing read definition of what she meant in her vision of the role of the court presumably to. justice marshall and enormous influence starting with advocacy with bronze sources board. he then tried to push the long >> the looks like things are going down a party-line democrats in

in rhinebeck, new york, the site of all things chelsea, elaine. >> reporter: that's about it.ca. new details seem to be surfacing every hour when it comes to chelsea clinton's wedding. now we know when the big event will be scheduled to get under way. 6:00 p.m. at the posh estate, just in time for guests to enjoy a breathtaking sunset view in the comfort of a massive air conditioned tent. workers were spotted sprucing up the grounds on tuesday in preparation for an event that could see as many as 500 invited guests. also gearing up for the big day, the mother of the bride, secretary of state hillary clinton, who was spotted in manhattan arriving at her daughter's apartment. she recently told cbs news, she couldn't be happier for chelsea and her future son-in-law marc mezvinsky. >> i think they will have just a great marriage going forward. as the mother of the bride, i could not be happier. >> reporter: back in rhinebeck, well wishers from town anxiously await more detail. >> flowers are planted, everyone sprucing up their site. >> reporter: an exclusive shot of chelsea enteri

. ♪ can you see me as a roman with my head on sing it good and loud ♪ >> reporter: elaine stritch. ♪play the maid ♪ >> reporter: idina menzel from "wicked" and "glee." ♪ kiss me good-bye i'm defying gravity ♪ >> reporter: the first family celebrated broadway's musical impact on the country in the fifth edition of the white house musical series. >> over the years, musicals have also been at the forefront of our social consciousness. challenging stereotypes, shaping our opinions about race and religion, death and disease, power and politics. but perhaps the most american part of this truly american art form is its optimism. >> reporter: taking in the theater has become a popular date night for president obama and the first lady. president obama says he often gets those show tune lyrics stuck in his head. >> not that i'm trying to boost the economy or anything, but go to a show! buy some tickets! >> he even enjoys going to the theater. now, after lincoln, presidents haven't exactly raced to the theater. ♪ get me that thing called love ♪ >> reporter: sunlen miller, abc news, at the white

>> elaine quijano in central park in new york city this morning, thank you. here's betty. >>> now to the gulf of mexico, where bp and federal officials are facing a couple of crucial decisions today. the cap installed thursday on the broken well is holding so far, and as of now, there are no signs of leaks. cbs news correspondent kelly coy but cobiella joins thus morning. >> reporter: the government officials later today will have to decide whether to continue keeping that well closed off or reopen the valve. a mile under sea, the gusher is still gone, but the government's man in charge says they may have to reopen the valve, sending oil into the gulf again. >> the course ever action that we have taken thus far is to continue to closely monitor, continue to do testing, look for any deviations in the prerneur readings that would cause us to believe there might be a further breach. >> reporter: the pressure is above 6,700 pounds per inch and slowly rising. engineers were hoping for a higher number. instead they have more questions. is the well leaking deep in t

we heard this with elaine a cake in and justice of the mower and my colleague from the third circuit, justice toledo. -- justice alito. this is one of those moments for congress to show restraint. i prepared my statement in this regard in march of this year in the form of an article that the former chief judge of the third circuit and i wrote that appeared in the "national law journal." with your indulgence i will refer to it now because it pretty much summarizes what i think is the right approach and what i think is the wrong approach. this was written primarily in response to an approach recommended by the charges that were leveled by the brookings institution which faulted congress for failing to act by writing a detailed code that the specified procedures that courts should use in deciding who at guantanamo bay may be lawfully detained. we wrote this piece because of our concern that i mentioned earlier, about congressional action where it is not necessary and where it may well be the likelihood that things could become more mobile -- muddled. so i will refer to our article. we wr

. >> before the senate judiciary committee votes up or down, watch the entire nominee of elaine kaganelena kagan. it's washington your way and to purchase any part of the hearing, just click the "buy now" button. book tv continues tonight with a focus on economic issues, mohammed eunice won the nobel peace prize for development and in the 10 laws of enduring success, also nobel prize-winning economist jozel talks about the economy and what's next in "free fall." 100 million homes, bringing you a direct linn to public affairs, politics and history all as a public service, created by america's cable companies. "washington journal" continues. host: david savage covers the supreme court for the "los angeles times" and joins us here at the "washington journal" to talk arnt the supreme court and its past or just-completed session. tell us in your opinion, sir, what was the biggest news to come out of the court this term that just ended last week? guest: probably the campaign finance decision back in january. 5-4 vote basically saying corporations and unions and such have a free right to spe

. -- elaine, good morning. should be extended benefits? caller: i do believe in helping the people.hey have been unemployed for almost two years. it is sad the democrats are using this as a campaign slogan. saying the republicans do not care about the poor people, they want people to starve. republicans, all they ask for is to have this paid for and offset with the stimulus money. they said they would vote for it if it was paid for. they are only saying what the president said last december. he said he would not sign a benefit extensions if there was no way of paying for it. they do not want to pass anything unless it is paid for. republicans are kind of throwing his own words back at him. i think the stimulus, $34 billion, politicians say that is a little bit of money. $34 billion is only a little bit of money, only in their world. the stimulus is supposed to help for jobs and things like that. what is more job-related than unemployment benefits? i believe we should get the help. they need to be about to get on their feet. host: we will leave it there. "usa today," obama blasts sen

you'll see better speeds there within extra change starting at 3 elaine.r the san mateo bridge consider having to split between eastbound and westbound the first exit those only to the bridge and it is the second exit you'll take. now was found on that overpass there is an accident james. >> more road work to teddy about a portion of state highway 13 will be closed and oakland's running into rob while caltrans crews perform maintenance work so the right lane will be shut down from 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. between broadway and rovno ave. that will be on the off ramps they will be shut down. in this morning san francisco please the firm and is watching a private program to use civilians to investigate certain crimes as that pd keep it came up with the idea that he and evans at the crime scene he did something similar when he was police you out there that program has actually been fairly successful it resulted in a 40% reduction of officers. >> him as a healthy oakland police arrest two people and. kron4 is johnson bloom has the latest. please >> have made the sec

we heard this with elaine a cake in and justice of the mower and my colleague from the third circuit, justice toledo. -- justice alito. this is one of those moments for congress to show restraint. i prepared my statement in this regard in march of this year in the form of an article that the former chief judge of the third circuit and i wrote that appeared in the "national law journal." with your indulgence i will refer to it now because it pretty much summarizes what i think is the right approach and what i think is the wrong approach. this was written primarily in response to an approach recommended by the charges that were leveled by the brookings institution which faulted congress for failing to act by writing a detailed code that the specified procedures that courts should use in deciding who at guantanamo bay may be lawfully detained. we wrote this piece because of our concern that i mentioned earlier, about congressional action where it is not necessary and where it may well be the likelihood that things could become more mobile -- muddled. so i will refer to our article. we wr

we're going back for the second time to see "a little night music" because bernadette peters and elaineve been telling you that, hoda. what are we going to do with the "jersey shore" mania? >> they're everywhere. they rang the bell for the new york stock exchange yesterday. >> as if our economy doesn't have enough trouble. >> look at them. watch what happens to the stock market. let's see if they have -- these guys are everywhere. they're doing this. >> it looks like they cleaned up their act to go there. >> you know snooki is in the middle. >> and where's the situation? >> he's in the white jacket. >> that's pauly. >> the governor of new jersey came on to talk about the economy. here's how the "jersey shore" just happened to come up during the discussion, let's listen. >> some people are saying they're good for the economy in the towns along the jersey shore, that they've increased tourism. you're a guy who needs money in your state. >> we'll find other ways to increase tourism. we'll take snooki and the situation and give them back. i'll do something else, you know. >> all of a sudden