but you know what, elizabeth?nderneath this carpet here i think i see a little bit of dust. >> oh, yeah? >> could you pull that back for me? >> oh, sure. >> why don't you give it a try right now with one of those pad dusters, yeah. >> o.k., i've used these before. so i'm gonna just try to... oh, my... look at that, mark, it's just pushing it. let's see, maybe if i go sideways. no, it's just pushing it around. >> it's just snowplowing it. >> it really is and look, it's just leaving residue everywhere. >> now look at this. >> oh, my goodness, mark. wow! even the stuff that the other guy snowplowed. >> it dries in seconds. it's just incredible. it truly is a complete hardwood floor cleaning system. >> every client that comes in here looking for a hardwood floor, their first concern is the maintenance and care for a hardwood floor. the steam pocket mop is a much better product than anything i've seen out on the market. the steam duster pad on the hardwood floor is incredible. that's definitely the way to go on a hardw

elizabeth taylor is in row eight. gotham chopra, elizabeth taylor got there early. many people were surprised she showed up. you were a close friend of michael jackson's. has he ever spoken about his other friendships? >> yeah. he was obviously very close. he had a deep admiration and respect for elizabeth taylor in particular. one of the things that was uniq unique, he separated his relationships and his friendships and his family was in some ways off limits in terms of his brothers and parents. sew w so he was pretty good at separating different parts of his life. a lot of the times when i hung out with him, it was just me and him or in the studio or something like that. >> what do you make of the fact that his mother and father were sitting closely tonight? they live apart. >> sure. >> they're married. it's been a long marriage and apparently successful but not a traditional marriage. did you get a sense that he was distanced or not very close with his family? >> i think he had, like everything in his life, it was a conflicted relationship. i know with his mother

still dame elizabeth will always be the grand dame.tands by to host "ac 360" at the top of the hour. what's up? >> larry, we'll be looking at those pictures as well, bringing you a special two-hour edition of "360" stakt at the top of the hour. more on moij's funeral. about to get underway. his final resting place in los angeles. as you see, the guests are arriving. we should be about -- it's supposed to start at the top of the hour right at the top of 360. we'll hear from one of the people speaking at the ceremony and bring you full coverage. also, the latest on jaycee dugard. tonight we have new details on that reunion with her mom and disturbing new information about phillip garrido's past. kids go back to school on tuesday. they'll be greeted by a televised message from barack obama. not everybody is happy about it. we'll have all the angles at the top of the hour. >> that's anderson cooper, ac 360, 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. macaulay caulkin, long-time friend of michael jackson has arrived. de epa k and gotham are here with us i

ed smart and elizabeth looks beautiful. you know, again, such a great girl. and we're so glad things turned out so well. >> thank you very much. >> dr. janet taylor, thank you also for you being here as well. >>> coming up next, we're going to switch gears and turn to our money panel to answer your questions about getting back on track right after this. nowhere. who do you feel like seeing? no one. depression hurts is so many ways. sadness. loss of interest. anxiety. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a prescription medication that treats many symptoms of depression. tell your doctor right away if your depression worsens, you have unusual changes in behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. cymbalta is not approved for children under 18. people taking maois or thioridazine or with uncontrolled glaucoma should not take cymbalta. taking it with nsaid pain relievers, aspirin, or blood thinners may increase bleeding risk. severe liver problems, some fatal, were reported. signs include abdominal pain and

elizabeth sanchez is in california this morning. good morning, elizabeth. >> god morning, michelle. the flames here in the angeles national forest have slowed. and behind me, there are some hot spots, and although it's a little hard to see right now, there are some hand crews back there trying to put the hot spots out. >> reporter: california firefighters now have nearly a quarter of a massive wildfire near los angeles under control. >> this is our first increase in containment since the beginning of the fire, and that's been due to a little bit due to the weather. >> reporter: higher humidity and cooler temperatures should continue to give crews a bit of a break today. they've been battling fierce flames for a week now, lighting backfires and attacking from the sky. >> it was just amazing to watch. they were fabulous. >> reporter: this glendale resident witnessed firefighters moving into her neighborhood when the flames were just feet away. >> they knew exactly what they were doing. nothing to worry about. >> reporter: despite progress, fire officials remain cautiously optimistic.

i've always done with elizabeth.step of the way together. >> okay. that's campaign. that's public. now, in a book proposal, his former aide is claiming he told his lover, rielle hunter, something very different. the aide claims edwards promised her that once his wife died, presumably of cancer, he would marry her in a rooftop ceremony in new york city with a performance by the dave matthews band. again, this is according to andrew young. if that's true, that is really beyond callous. >> i'm surprised that jayne really believes that. that somehow this is private? when you run for public office, you're putting yourself out there. and then when you go on national television, you say there's no way that that could be your offspring, then you have clearly stepped over the line. >> hasn't he paid a personal price for that already and political suicide? the question now is whether it's obstruction of justice. this is not a judge -- a moral issue for us to judge him. he's got to live with that. and so do his wife and kids. >

elizabeth, tell me how significant you think this is and what is the prospect of the united states?there. what this does now, for the united states, is make its case for sanctions against iran stronger. there's hope the russians and chinese will come along and support a new round of sanctions. now, it gives the united states a good, perhaps last chance, to try this before being confronted with a more difficult choice about military action way down the road or letting israel do it. >> well, elizabeth, speaking of that, what is the prospect that sanctions could change their behavior? so many people are skeptical that slaps on the wrist aren't gouk to going to do much. >> there have been three rounds that haven't done much at all. the united states is hoping a new round of sanctions, a tougher round would wake up iran. no one knows if that will work. the united states is leveraging this development as best it can to try to get much more international support this time. >> carl, if i could bring you in at this moment, what is the appetite in the u.s. congress for dealing in a firm way o

it's an awful battle, and elizabeth warren pointed it out. and the idea of having a systemic risk regulator not totally located in the fed is something that i support because i get uneasy about having the fed's independence law. and they did not do a good job over the years monitoring. >> bingo. >> the idea of breaking up the banks, and i suspect it would be very difficult. >> i understand that. i appreciate you coming on with us, senator, and particularly the conversation on too big to fail. i hope you will join us over the next coming months. >> i would be happy to, and you do a great job, dylan. >>> and warren is trying to figure out what the congress is doing, and we need to re-establish the basic rules of competition and capitalism in this country. and pessimism on congress's ability to respond to that they work on behalf of the people and not on behalf of the bankers. >>> plus, my take on the meltdown a year later today on the "huffington post." america held hostage still, 365 days later. was there any sum of money we would not have giv

the first question is from 90-year-old elizabeth sullen. >> i would like to ask what happens to medicare? >> all the pending bills make cuts in the medicare program. it's not clear whether the cuts will be on the providers, the doctors or hospitals, but somebody will suffer. >> reporter: joe is concerned about the cost. >> are things going to go up as far as i already got health care. >> proponents say they'll save so much money health insurance premiums will stay the same or go down. the problem with that is, it's a massive increase in the number of people covered. it's an increase in the kinds of things covered. either premiums will go up or taxes will go up to subsidize

with reaction to the testimony is elizabeth warren. she's chair of the congressional oversight panel on t.a.r.p. also professor of law at harvard university. so good to have you back on the program, miss warren. thank you for spending the time. >> thank you. >> what was your reaction to secretary geithner's testimony just now? >> well, i was really struck. i think that this crisis is entering a new phase. you know, the oversight board and the department of treasury may have differences about how strong or how weak the economy is, where the dangers still lie ahead. but what kept recurring in this testimony was secretary geithner's assertion that in effect, if we don't get some regulatory reforms through, if we don't get the rules changed, then we stay at risk for this problem happening again and again. >> interesting point that you made, because i guess recently with so much focus on health care, and overhauling that system, the financial reform has sort of taken a back seat. are we losing momentum on that? >> that is exactly the right

. >> we are taking your lines, out to elizabeth in pennsylvania. my question is in regards to the fire alarm, i know they said it was activated due to steam. but i wonder if perhaps annie herself activated it in an attempt to draw attention to her situation. >> excellent question, elizabeth, in pennsylvania. let's go to susan wrath with wfsb, susan, what do we know about that fire alarm activation? we know it was false. we know there was not a fire in the building and we have been told through numerous sources that one of the laboratory hoods were apparently was releaseded, releasing steam that caused the fire alarm to go off. what more do you know? because that could be a crucial moment in the timeline. either she, as elizabeth in pennsylvania has pointed out did it for attention, to call attention to what was happening, or he, the killer, whoever it may be, did it to clear the building. giving him a chance to hide the body, or escape the building. what do we know about how that fire alarm was activated? >> you know, i don't know if we know 100%,

i'm elizabeth stelzer, and i am on your side. ( elizabeth ) switch to nationwide insurance now. ( man ) call 1-877-nationwide. >> this is like a war zone right here. >> a historic landmark is in the line of fire. five people are trapped. we are live with the reasons why firefighters cannot reach them. >> it picked me up and threw me into the yard over there. >> we will have that story and say hello to september. a forecast you do not want to miss. a back yard bullet by bullet. me people were shot. lain tryreg to d teermitw neaht t e ed tho gunfire. our reporter is live on the scene. what have you learned from investigators? >> the font of the young man who died said he was only 23. she fears that the bylaws that erupted may have been sparked by an ongoing feud. >> this is all i need to know. >> anguish filled this neighborhood last night after four people were shot behind a home. >> we are in a state of emergency. >> around -- gunfire erupted in this area. three survived, but four did not. the men who were shot were all friends hanging out when the violence erupted. >> we need help. >

what would be accomplished by david paterson stepping aside, elizabeth? >> well, i mean, it would definitely reduce the possibility of being a knockdown, dragout battle between governor paterson and andrew cuomo, a redo of the battle between 2002 with carl mccall and then dropped his bid that angered a lot of people back in 2002. and you have got -- >> all right. go ahead. >> well, subsequently, have somebody strong at the top of the ticket, ostensibly, all these ballot races would be asisd if the democrats can't control the state senate, then they can't control redistricting, which makes the congressional delegation very nervous. >> elizabeth, thank you so much for your time. i appreciate you lending your perspective in. >> my pleasure. thanks a lot. >>> okay, so we have some video coming in about this school bus that went right into a pond. look at this all 18 students did get off safely after it plunged in near dallas. the driver may have suffered some sort of medical issue, taken to a nearby hospital along with five students. ironically, the kids just

he'll join us for reaction and next elizabeth edwards here on "countdown." we let big oil make record profits... while we struggle. and we lose new energy jobs, that go overseas. but we can take charge of our economy... by passing strong clean energy legislation. 1.7 million new american jobs. less carbon pollution. and a cleaner america for our children. it's time for clean american energy. >>> jonathan cohn on what the president spelled out tonight including a four-year delay for an insurance exchange will constitute meaningful reform of the health care system now and a senior member of the obama staff to raise doubts about that join me but first elizabeth edwards first on this post-presidential address edition of "countdown." $ >>> why do so many americans go without health care? why do so many go bankrupt paying for it? tonight as we were told in the place, blame the insurance companies. what is the problem going to do about them based on what he just told us? americans who cannot afford health care will not get health care but they will be able to buy i

john and elizabeth edwards have three kids together.that, if john edwards does turn out to be the daddy, do you think elizabeth should leave him? >> absolutely not. i think elizabeth has earned the right to have one thing and one thing only on her mind, which is how to live another day and live it well. having lost my mother to breast cancer, i don't play this armchair quarterbacking of what she should or should not do. she needs to enjoy her days the way she sees fit. and everybody else needs to sit down and shut. up. >> well said. let's move on. another big story "showbiz tonight" has been tracking all day. john travolta's agony. a trial began in the bahamas today. this is such a hideous story. two people accused of trying to extort millions of dollars from the travoltas after their son died. i want to roll out the "showbiz news line here. january 22nd when travolta's son died in the bahamas after suffering a seizure. january 23rd, two people accused of demanding $25 million from travolta over secret documents related to how his son d

elizabeth taylor is business partners with kathy ireland and happens to be a fan of the show.ceeds from the event will go to charity. see how the cast performs when the new season premieres on monday night right here on abc 7. >>> doug hill says we may be dancing about the weather? >> sometimes you get big storms and you could figure out, but it is also great when you have a night like this when there is nothing happening, a great weekend ahead. a couple of stops on the weatherbug network. the cold front still working its way through, north to south. the temperatures are still fairly mild. children's hospital, 69 degrees, high of 77. for the route to the west, 64, -- further out to the west, 64. 67 degrees bowie. overnight, the wind turns to the north, the skies clear, temperatures fall 78 and 64 the official high and low at reagan national. there are the records for the day. the pollen count? the moderate range for mold spores. everything else on the low end. the next couple weeks, it will be back and forth between weeds, ragweed, and mold spores. depending on the moisture. t

elizabeth sanchez is north of burbank with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you can sigh an orange glow behind me just over my shoulder here. the names have been popping up. overnight crews used controlled burns to clear brush in the fir's path. the fire's fuel, so far 164 square miles have burned and here in the forest, it's only 5% contained. flames poured out of the canyons near los angeles overnight like lava flowing out of a volcano. fire officials say inside the weather change, there will be many more treacherous nights like this about crews are lighting backfires to try and sane the fierce blaze. still the so-called station fire and largest of at least eight fires has devoured more than 50 homes and threatened thousands more. >> you'll see there's firemen in almost every driveway and look at how hot, just like coals, is amongst all of these homes and parkses. >> reporter: the specs of light are houses in, but right up against fire struck line, residents packed up as soon as they saw the flames move dangerously close. >> started loading up and trying to

she and elizabeth were victims. >>> and embryo error. the unthinkable happens to two couples in atlanta. is the problem more far- reaching than originally thought? join us for these stories and break news today at 4 after dr. phil. and stay with us the five-day forecast is coming up. Ñ?Ñ?Ñ? from 60 for the remainder of the week. overnight lows chilly your old aging bones it's going to be colder before the weatherman does back inside. >> it was a big weekend for her. a big birthday weekend. >> feeling younger every day. >> that's right. >> reminder to tune into the cbs prime time lineup at 10 a end sewed of csi: my oom. >> thanks for watching at noon see you tomorrow. you can tell when a salad's fresh express... ...and when it's not fresh express. at fresh express, we harvest every tender leaf at the peak of freshness, ...then capture that natural goodness for salads so consistently fresh and delicious... ...they're guaranteed. fresh express. consistently, deliciously fresh. >> abby: taking colleen off life support? are you sure? >> traci

but you know what, elizabeth?nderneath this carpet here i think i see a little bit of dust. >> oh, yeah? >> could you pull that back for me? >> oh, sure. >> why don't you give it a try right now with one of those pad dusters, yeah. >> o.k., i've used these before. so i'm gonna just try to... oh, my... look at that, mark, it's just pushing it. let's see, maybe if i go sideways. no, it's just pushing it around. >> it's just snowplowing it. >> it really is and look, it's just leaving residue everywhere. >> now look at this. >> oh, my goodness, mark. wow! even the stuff that the other guy snowplowed. >> it dries in seconds. it's just incredible. it truly is a complete hardwood floor cleaning system. >> every client that comes in here looking for a hardwood floor, their first concern is the maintenance and care for a hardwood floor. the steam pocket mop is a much better product than anything i've seen out on the market. the steam duster pad on the hardwood floor is incredible. that's definitely the way to go on a hardw

these are dame elizabeth.er personal designs. >> macy gray, though, much more the point about her dress for tonight's show. >> my [beep] are out. >> moving on. >> i love it. >> dancing after dark, that's back, too. derek with his mom. mark with melissa joan hart. >> i have the best partner. >> and kelly osborn with fiancee louis. >> see how the ladies fair tonight on abc. >> who was your favorite of the night? >> i think it was a surprise by this answer, but i think tom delay was the best of the night. >> he was my favorite, too. i was so surprised he had those moves. who knew he had all of that going on? he was great. we want to know what you think. who was the best dancer of the night? vote now. president obama was on "letterman" last night. they talked about a bunch of stuff. but i thought it was pretty funny when they talked about why it's going to be tough for guys when their daughters start dating. >> letterman lands his first interview with the sitting president. been there, done that for barbara walter

elizabeth, new york. caller: hi, nancy, i love your show. >> thank you and thank you for calling in. what's your question, dear? >> caller: i wanted to know if misty's cousin has been cleared? >> if misty's cousin has been cleared? what cousin are you referring to, elizabeth? >> caller: she had a cousin in town, they had a previous history sh he had just gotten out of jail for molesting a child. >> oh, yes, yes. joe. joe. what about it marlaina schiavo? >> nancy, cousin joe has not been cleared. the only people in this case that have been cleared are ronald cummings and haleigh's biological mother, crystal sheffield. it's what doct most for headaches. for arthritis pain... in your hands... knees... and back. for little bodies with fevers.. and big bodies on high blood pressure medicine. tylenol works with your body... in a way other pain relievers don't... so you feel better... knowing doctors recommend tylenol... more than any other brand of pain reliever. ♪ ♪ which one's me - for a cool convertible or a

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tonight, there are new developments in the legal proceedings involving elizabeth smart.kai is in the newsroom now with more on the young girl who was also abducted. kai? >> reporter: defense attorneys for the man charged in the 2002 abduction of elizabeth smart are asking a federal judge to keep her from testifying during his competency hearing. the hearing is set to begin at the end of november. as of tonight, smart is one of 39 other witnesses. prosecutors expect to call to the stand. the judge is expected to hear arguments on the issue next friday. smart was 14 years old when she was taken at knife point from her salt lake city home in 2002. vic? >> thank you, kai. smart was found one year after her abduction, walking the streets of a nearby suburb, with mitchell and his now- estranged wife. >>> a soldier from anne arundel county has been killed in the war in afghanistan. the military has confirmed that sergeant first class bradley buhle of glen burnie died this week. the 29-year-old was fatally injured whens had vehicle was struck by an -- when his vehicle was struck

elizabeth, new york. elizabeth. >> caller: hi, nancy, i love your show. >> thank you and thank you for calling in. what's your question, dear? >> caller: i wanted to know if misty's cousin has been cleared? >> if misty's cousin has been cleared? what cousin are you referring to, elizabeth? >> caller: she had a cousin in town, they had a previous history sh he had just gotten out of jail for molesting a child. >> oh, yes, yes. joe. what about it marlena? >> the only people in this case that have been cleared are ronald cummings and haleigh's biological mother, crystal sheffield. new crest pro-health enamel shield protects against enamel loss by forming a micro-thin shield against acid attack. only crest pro-health tootastes, protect all these areas dentists check most. new crest pro-health enamel shield. ( laughs, click ) when you hear a click, ( clicking ) you know it's closed and secure. that's why hefty food bags click closed. hefty! hefty! hefty! so you know you've helped lock in freshness and lock out

elizabeth hospital in the east.he first major federal project east of the anacostia river. >> we are making history in another important way. because the federal government is crossing the anacostia today, my friends. cong over for the first time. >> this is the largest federal building project since the pentag pentagon. when it's done, it will actually cost more than the pentagon. >> reporter: the site with dozens of historic buildings that will be preserved and restored will consolidate homeland security offices scattered in dozens of buildings around the washington region. >> having a unified headquarters will be so very, very helpful. it will help us to streamline our communication. it will help us to hold meetings. >> reporter: district community leaders hope the billions of dollars to be spent will revitalize the ward 8 business community, along the poor section in the nation's capital with thousands of construction jobs and thousands of permanent jobs in the future. community activist mary cuthberg lived in t

here is neil weinberg, elizabeth mcdonald and mike miello and quentin hardy. steve, what picks do you have that the tea party would love? >> that is what the consumers make the choice on healthcare insurance by shopping around the country so they make a price that's appealing to you. >> what's stopping them from doing it now? >> because right now the system is designed if you get a savings, let's say you take a drug that is cheaper than the prescription, you don't get the savings. the bureaucrat gets it, the company gets. the consumer if they shopped smartly they get the savings and productivity. >> sounds good. what do you think of steve's plan? >> it is great but it won't work and here's why, because there is price fixing going on state by state between doctors, hospitals, insurers an drug companies. why is that happening? because the states have a lock on which insurance companies can operate in their own states and local politicians get a lot of money from the insurance lobby, and then the president didn't mention this problem and that is how you deregulat

elizabeth sanchez has the sorry. >> reporter: david stinson supporters couldn't hold back their tears of relief after hearing the verdict. >> we the jury find the defendant, david jason stinson, not guilty. >> reporter: the former kentucky high school football coach faced charges after his player collapsed during a summer practice and died lee days later. 15-year-old max gilpin was running sprints with his louisville team on a steamy august day when the temperature reached the mid-90s. he tied of heat stroke, sepsis and multiple organ failure. his parents still maintain there's a problem when coaches push athletes too far. >> we're raise wearness and that's what max would want. railroad the jury took little time for make its decision, deliberating for only about 90 minutes. stinson's defense team says that shows there was no reason to prosecute. >> i don't think criminal charges were ever appropriate in this case. >> this was a ranldy, but it wasn't a crime and it never was a crime. had it been investigated, it wouldn't have been prosecuted. >> reporter: gilpin's parents have filed a

elizabeth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning.buckingham palace this morning which is where the queen mother lived for many decades. she is the subject of this book, a biography. she was not only the most be loved member of the royal family, also the most visible. from the darkest days of the second world war when she toured bombed out london with her husband, king george vi, so her well publicized visits to britain's racetracks, she was ever the gracious mate tree arc. elizabeth, daughter of a scottish earl, loved country life, famously enjoyed a drink or three, and was a faithful letter writer, recording her thoughts on over 70 years of public life. those letters are now the core of a new biography of the queen mum. they're remarkably frank in places. for example, on the andy indication of king edward viii to mary wallace simpson, she wrote he must be be mused with love, i suppose. you couldn't reason with him. nobody could. but on one of the most contentious and interesting chapters of royal life, lady diana's rocky marriage to

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nine months later elizabeth smart discovered while walking with michigan they will and his wife. indicted the than that include kidnapping now a hearing is being held whether mitchell is mentionly competent to stand trial. he has quite a look going. the self-proclaimed prophet wanted it keep plet smart his wife. he she is expected to take a stand. as the obama administration works to shut the thing down, there are some questions about how much is being kept from the public. a live report coming up. on fox report. @@ to do something like that was just unthinkable. >> in 2007, the year and a half long marriage between the brazilian born woman and air force reserve pilot was unravelling according to eric's family and friend. among them ohio congressman john. >> i think it was widely known that karl was having difficulty with his marriage. >> in march of 2007 she went gun shopping here. >> she came in on a thursday night. the men all gawked over her because she was so pretty and she had so many questions. >> claudia harry bought a 357 revolver and went to the range. after 50 rounds

when elizabeth taylor isn't happy about it, it can't be right. >> well, we love elizabeth.eart. and loves tony, as well. and we're so appreciative of elizabeth and everyone who's been voting for tony and i. we so appreciate all the support out there. whoopi goldberg, marlee matlin, denise richards. women in particularly, i think they like tony, across america, who has been voting. we thank everybody. they've been so supportive. >> everybody likes tony. tony, were you impressed by what kathy was able to achieve? >> i'm so impressed by her. i by the way she works. by the way she approaches everything in life. she removed all of the limitations for me. she enabled me to work. something i will miss is seeing her face every day. i look forward to going to work every day. i'm sure you can understand that. but for me, it was really to see how beautiful of a soul she has. and how giving she is, toward the nonprofits, especially, in this case. >> good point to make, tony. is it true, kathy ireland, that the money you made during the competition, you are giving to charity? >> yes. th

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my subject, elizabeth, had to become queen.e was a wonderful queen. and we were very lucky. and her king -- her husband was a shy man. but she supported him magnificently after he became king. and he rose -- they both rose to the occasion. and there are some people who think we should have statues to mrs. simpson all over the country, in gratitude, for the fact that we got george and elizabeth instead. >> interesting. interesting take. mr. shawcross, thank you very much for sparing your insights. and on compiling all this serious work. we look forward to reading it. thank you, sir. >> it's a pleasure to be with you. >> there's some interesting insight we'll all learn into the current royals. about the charles and diana divorce. what about her grandsons, harry and william. it's in there. "queen elizabeth, the queen mother," is out in the u.k. now. but will be available here next month. if you want to go know about it, ed amrs. lowenberg next door. why? i don't know, she's running around the lobby, yammering about fios tv, intern

a government point person for consumers, elizabeth warren who is not a lawmaker but somebody who haseen there, advocating for consumers on capitol hill, said there were more rules to guarantee the safety of a toaster than there are for mortgages and certainly know what happened when all of those mortgages became unsafe collectively. right? they pushed the financial system to the edge and were a large part of what's happening now in the economy. let's get you to some good news. stocks rallied again carrying the dow, s&p, the nasdaq all up to new highs. stocks have been pushing higher. there's the dow closing last night at almost 9,830. they will wrap up a two-day meeting. natasha, this is where the fed chief has said from aspective t over. >> jen, thanks. >>> a colorado company is on the road to riches with an unusual beverage. stephanie elam has more in this "small business success." >>> not only did we serve it with it but we doused the ham in the meade. >> one tip david myers shares with his customers. david owns red stone meetry in boulder, colorado. meade is an alcoholic beverage

. >> well, elizabeth is amazing. i love her. >> she's incredible. >> i can't bieve she's tweeting. why is she tweeting so much? >> she's busy. she's a busy woman. she's running her business. >> she was really busy, she wouldn't be tweeting so much. [ laughter ] >> busy people tweet. >> she says i'm so excited to see kathy ireland on "dancing with the stars." she's so beautiful. to watch her in movement iso see her as grace. three is beauty per ssonified a then she tells people to vote for you and she says she'll kill them if they don't vote for you. >> it's so great to have friends support you. >> how did you and liz taylor become friend? >> we met through mutual friends. >> michael jackson? >> no. >> bubbles the chimp? >> no. >> who else? larry fortensky? nobody famous? >> well, famous to me. >> okay. all right. >> but she's amazing and she's been such a mentor to me in so many ways. >> it's an odd pairing. tony, did you feel like we have liz taylor on our side? you couldn't stop giggling? >> i'm a big fan of elizabeth taylor w

his wife elizabeth who is battling breast cancer was asked about the possibility that edwards was ther it to never be an issue. if it becomes an issue, that is another thing to deal with. it is not a further betrayal i need to deal with. >> reporter: neither edwards nor his spokesperson returned calls. edwards says all campaign funds were used properly, lisa myers, nbc news, washington. >> there is some real disagreement about whether john edwards could face charges because of this novel legal theory. this is a sordid tale because elizabeth edwards is sick with cancer and john edwards may be about ready to reverse his story one more time. >> a couple of months ago there was a story that talked about could he get back in politics. this was before this criminal investigation had gotten this far. at this point i don't know how he would be able to. the credit. >> no doubt. >> so many things at play. >> i have another interesting story for you just happened in the last couple of hours. new york's first lady is defending her husband, governor david paterson. >> michelle paterson says the go

the panel's chair, elizabeth warren, good to see you, miss warren, as it always is. earlier. and congress couldn't get it together on what to do with the autos and the t.a.r.p. money was already okayed. we made a decision at that point -- i say we, i'm almost serious when i say that. we came to grips with saving these guys and using that money. was it a mistake? do we need to revisit it at this point? >> no, i don't think it was. i don't think we have evidence that it was. the real point is that we put some money in early, you remember, last december, and that was in a time of enormous crisis. we had the problem then january, february and the new administration came in and said, you know, we have two choices. you can walk away or put more money in and see if you can really salvage something here and make this go. and the administration decided we're going to put more money in. they were tough negotiators, and they really cracked heads. they forced some real concessions, put down a big investment and they'll get some of that back. they're just not likely to get back t

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elizabeth, new york, hi, elizabeth. >> caller: hi, nancy. you for calling in. what's your question, dear? >> caller: i wanted to know if misty's cousin has been cleared. >> if misty's cousin has been cleared? what cousin are you referring to, elizabeth? >> caller: she had a cousin in town, they had a previous history of -- he had gotten out of jail for molesting a child. >> oh, yes, yes, yes. joe, joe. what about it marlaina schiavo? >> cousin joe has not been cleared. the only people in this case that have been cleared are ronald cummings and haleigh's biological mother crystal sheffield. that's why i use covergirl's simply ageless makeup with olay regenerist serum. a department store brand can glob up in lines and actually make you look older. simply ageless makes you look amazing. from olay and easy, breezy, beautiful covergirl. over health care reform, aarp has chosen a side-- yours. we're fighting to guarantee that you'll never be denied coverage because of your health or age. to prevent anyone from coming between you and your doctor. a

remember elizabeth smart?she may be called to do exactly that soon at a mental competency hearing for one of her alleged kidnappers. a husband and wife accused of kidnapping smart in 2003 when she was just 14 years old so they could keep her as a plural wife. just another one of these horrific stories that ended in a miraculous rescue. but this young girl, now older obviously, is going to have to testify. i don't understand, dale archer, why can't they do this on videotape? why do they have to be in the courtroom and have to face the people who tortured them? >> i completely agree with lisa on this. this is very therapeutic. this is one more step to getting back to a normal life. and let's face it. jaycee dugard is a survivor. she is going to do fine with this. i have been so impressed with the fact that for 18 years she was able to come through this with her life and with her two children's lives intact when this guy possibly could have been involved in murders or other abductions along the way. so i think ja

here is what harold elizabeth smart had to say about the recent morse deal earlier today. >> frankly, add revenue and take costs off our p & l, and we'll be a stronger business. we can focus that on where we are adding value. >> he actually also you said in that same interview basically that she would have done the deal, the full deal, but -- >> $24 billion? >> was it something along the line -- that was a remarkly candid response, and i think it certainly tells you the style of this woman who is not afraid to take this company in a new direction. i think that's what people are excited about, because these called no pirchlgz here. >> that's what happens when you get adult supervision at a -- carol barts is moving them in the right direction. she said do you think i'm stupid just like tim echos, they is not stupid. thee e she's doing what yeah new is best at, which is search for news. not search. they're the number one news site for fails or the number one news site for business and pns. that's what here trying to grow hoer. not the overall search. >> it's kind of ab interesting day. i

i'm elizabeth stelzer, and i am on your side. ( elizabeth ) switch to nationwide insurance now. ( man ) call 1-877-nationwide. . >>> fox 5 news all over a veloping story tonight. a shootout in a northwest neighborhood ends in a murder investigation. good evening everybody, i'm brian bolter. >>> and raaunslva e in m laura shawn. tofox 5 news roby chavez has more. >> reporter: and this is indeed an active investigation, the shooting happened at about 6:30 this afternoon, let me show you what is happening right now. the shooting appened at about 6:30 tonight. the d.c. police are looking into the crime scene. in all, four people were shot and one of the victims has died. now sources tell fox 5 news that one of the victims may have been a witness in a shooting and was set to testify in court. tonight, family members are still trying to learn what happened. it has been a painful night for people on hamilton street. four people were shot in the rear of this home, one of them killed. police say a lot of gunfire was sprayed through the alley. >> it is still too early to tell what happened. we'