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detroit back through buffalo, over near lake erie. cleveland this morning probably need the umbrella, too. pittsburgh, showers. look what's happening off the coast of virginia. all of this rain headed for new england as we go throughout this evening. carry the umbrella even though you won't need it until the ride home. wet weather here. also look at the southeast. pretty dry today actually. temperatures warming up. if you're watching wtlv nbc 12 jacksonville, florida, if your kids like to perform, let them express their creativity on stage through improv and other drama games as the main library presents dramarama. that's your eastern ooechevent e day. >>> now, here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. johnny depp has made dressing up one of his trademarks but his dream role would take it to a whole new extreme. his mad hatter getup for alice in wonderland recently revealed his dream role, believe it or not, is to play the legendary musical actress carroll channing. the stage and screen icon has given depp her

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for fishermen were missing for almost 24 hours after the 19-foot sailboat capsized on lake erie.the families reported them missing when they did not come home. last night the coast guard found the man clinging to their boat in the western part of lake erie 35 miles from detroit. all four are suffering from hypothermia but are expected to be okay. >> julie: they may be the luckiest people in all of new york city or did about 250 men and women holding tickets that allow them to climb all the way up to the crown of the statue of liberty. it reopened today for the first time since 9/11. the statue is closed to the public after the attacks on september 11. the base pedestal and outdoor observation deck were reopened in 2004 but the crowd remained off-limits until today. demand for the tickets has been very high. in fact they sold out for this holiday weekend in just a few hours. more angle is live on ellis island here in new york. we're going to work on getting her audio. let's get that fixed folks because we want to hear what she has to say. we will get back to her when we can. >> th

erie has heavy rain this morning along the lake shore. from cleveland northward to buffalo, expect on and off wet weather during your day today. the forecast does call for the wet weather. the worst of it, the heavy rains, pretty much the boston area, hartford, providence, also a chance of storms today in miami. if you're watching us on wzir-tv, nbc 29, charlottesville, virginia. take your kids on a journey comparing habitats in the four corners of the world. >> keep minds active in the summer months. >>> an early look at headlines in entertainment. hollywood celebrities who whine about the paparazzi may want to consider new york where folks don't put up with that stuff. at a local play ground recently, friends and neighbors of heidi klum first politely asked photographers to leave. they didn't. then when they didn't, they have provided to pelt them with water balloons. in a two-minute video statement yesterday, chris brown issued his first full public apology for assaulting his then-girlfriend rihanna, describing his loss of control as u

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it's unfortunate, but not ery bank can be o big to fail. >> no, no, that's not e lesson at all. let's t something straight. on one side you have a firlike goldman sachwhere executives sold $700 billioworth of stock even as they were taking in 0 biion in tarp money; on the other side the small busines lender c.i.t which needed just $4 bilon to keep the doors open. one firm, thanks ta little governmentelp, just posted the richest quarterly prit in its 140-year historythe other is now doomed to failur does tt make sense? not at all. so what's the real lesson re? o big to fail has been reaced by too connected to fail >> susie: that'snightly businesseport" for thursday, july 16. i'susie gharib goodnight, everyone. and good night to you ul. >> paul: gooight susie. i'm ul kangas wishing all of you the best of good buys. "night business report" is made possible by: this pgram was made possible by contributions to ur pbs statiofrom viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by bt ptioned by media access gup at wgbh acss.wgbh.org

>>ery nice. thank you for takingne for the team. >> sure. >> owe you wrist bands. >> myhands. >> i have a cocktail mome for you that is a little bit of a mea cua. we got ask for would be on the john ensign story today. we have to do a mea culpa for st week. we tked about the details that his parents paid off his mistress' falyo the tun of 6,000. on the day we did that story, can we put it up here? we use thisgraphic, johnny cash. believe it or not, after that show aired, we got a call from hnny cash's manager. the actual johy cash's manager. not at all thrilled to be associatedith this scandal. i hav to say, as a huge johnny cash fan,omebody who respects him and who went to protest the rnc having that thing at the johnny cash auction at sotheby' in 2004, the "defend johny cash" prtest, what is there, happy. i'm very sorry. will just go back callg him the future former senator of nevada. thanks for watching. "coudown with keith olbermann" arts right now. >>> which of these storiesill you be talkin

there i just no oneactor that controls the cice where y say i' goingto look at ery case this w. as i said judges in -- i shouldn't talk becae i am not there. but my understaing of the process is that it' not based on those picy ilications of an outcome, it's based with on different question than that. >> well let me conclude on one oer case tat you ruled on where i also agree wi your cision. that ford versuscginnis and you wrote a unanimous pan opinn overturning a jgment finding in favor o the musli inmate died byrison officials acce toeligious meals markingthe endf ramadan. and you head his fundamntal rits were violated a the opinns of the department of correction and religious authorities cannot trump the plain and sincre religious beliefs. the freedom of religionis a basic pnciple in our constitution as i sid in my opening mments. it was nder of the reasons why my grandparets came to america. the freem of religion expression is a truly ndamental american right. pleasehare your ilosophy, mayb it is the wrong use of terms, themportance of the provision in th constitution and ho

eri finkelstn thankou for informg us.hanks for having me. >> ifill: and fnally tonight, e passing of dancer and choreographer merce cuingham. jeffrey brown takes a ok at his life and lecy. >> just a decade. >> on, one,ne two three, one. >> merce ungham was a gian on the erican culral scen helpingmake dance into major contporary art. he was born in centralia, washington, in919 and took his first dance lesso in his youth. but when h enrolledn what is now calledheornish college of arts in seattle, his first interest, he told elizabeth farnswort in a 1999 newshour interview was theatre. >> i went principally be in the theatrebout being an actor. but tre was dancing and i took it. and ms. rne said when she s making out my schedule she said you wl do the modern dance. and i didn't know one from th other. so i said all right. >> hewould soon enough become knn as an extraordin brown: he would soon enough become known as aextraordinary dancer, joining the companof dance pioneer martha grahamn 1939. he beg to present his own choreo

we need ery able body, qualified americano serve their country.q and in afghistan. and now it's a time, because of national security, tchge this wroful policy. ani'm doing just that. there are members, wee up to 152 righ now. but there are members on both sides of the aisle say, parick, i'll vote for it, i just can' cosponsor it. but we're getting to that 218 mark. i want to make sure when it comes up for avote, we'll pass this. we d't want to res, we want to move forward. >> let me ask you the hard procedural queion, though. >> sure. >> until a repal can get through congressand i hear your confidence that i , do unique iwould be appropriate fothe president to hit the pause button on kicking more people out of theilitar under this policy? while a repeal is conser, ould he u his executive authority to say, let's put a halt to this d stop implemting the policy, stop theitch hunt, sop the processes of kicking people out while a repeal is under consideration? i think there's a distinction here. one thing, i was critical of prident bush. was respectful

follow from pittsburgh up through erie, pa and the great lakes. this is a developing cold front and distinct line of heavy storms sliding through pennsylvania. we'll watch it after 6:00 to 8:00 in the western fringe. the beaches stay wet at the end of the weekend. we could have lingering showers on sunday morning. partly cloudy skies, unseasonably cool. we're back to 66 for tonight. our weekend outlook, 85 showers or storms tomorrow evening. the beach forecast is coming up in just a bit. here's kim with a check of the roads. >> reporter: traveling through the harbor tunnel southbound, don't go that way because it's now closed because of a vehicle fire. police are on the scene and are directing drivers to i-95 via heath avenue. try using the fort mchenry tunnel as an alternate. the harbor tunnel southbound is closed because of a vehicle fire. and 895, the crash has been moved over to the shoulder. some of the activity is causing rubber necking delays. still working that crash in howard county westbound 32 at broken land parkway. and security boulev

an that he and security is very,ery important to american families in these economic times. >> congressman, but oers are worried about e cost of this. and they believe that thr costs,he cost of their insurae premiums are going to gup. and that pottially it's going to mean higher tacks for them. what can you s to allay those fears? >> well, i thinkhat we can sh them when we gout to ouristricts and hol our townall meetingsand visit with theusiness groups and with famies andonsumers, we'll be ae to show them thatn the -- in the inrance exchange thathey will b able to have lower out-of-pocket expenses. they will have a cap on their family expepss. th'll have no cap on what insuranccompanies will have to pay for their illnesses, their sickness and their needs. and that is a marked different from the insuran plans that mosteople have. and they will also know that ey will no longer be paying forhe uninsured, much of at they pay thei premiums goes for the unsured. the uninsured will be covered der this plan hospitals will b reimburd, doors will be reimburse and they won't have to charge those of u

if you run theumbers, jeff, for ery $100 an average household earns, it ow $124 in some kinof debt. >> oh, pulling the belt and wait for the economyo rn around, i guess. >> gooddvice. >> jeff: that's "nightly business report" f monday, july 13. i'm jeff yastine. goodnight, everyonand good night toou, susie. >> sus: goodnight, jeff. i'm susie gharib. we hope to see all of you agn tomorrow eveni. "nightly business repo" is made posble by: this proam was made possible by contributions to yo pbs station om viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by bt captned by media cess group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

clear skies stretch from ocean city through baltimore right up through lake erie and into eastern canada. the area of high pressure wiping out the clouds will hold tonight and most of tomorrow in this next system kicking up storms in minnesota. that front approaches us thursday morning. tomorrow maybe a little warmer and more humid but still a very nice day. just partly cloudy skies. thursday scattered showers move east of the mountains. we need the ravenlt only a few spots are going to get it, though. even though we'll see clouds here friday, it looks like the rain on friday will be significantly fart to the south. tomorrow partly cloudy skies. about normal for temperatures. after a cool, comfortable morning, southerly breezes will make it feel warmer and more humid in the afternoon. south wind at 10 to 15 knots with waves running one foot. we'll heat it up a touch thursday, triggering a thunderstorm in the morning. clouds in the area friday. a scattering of storms in the area saturday. then back to the cooler, dry weather for sunday, monday and tuesday. >> tonight in st. louis, the o's

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ery soldier fears wh may l in the ground beneath. now, there are questions of whether they're bei well protected. british troops could undoubtedly benefit from the extra resources. this current mpaign hs stretched th military an reserves he had to be called ain. but the truth is the u.k. on a town can never win the battl here. it will take injections of thousan of extra forces and have already arrived the shapef u.s. marines. the question is whether the combined fort will make a difference. ts has alreadybeen a grueling few weeks. evy step, every joury runs e risk of death from rdside bombs. a vehicle damaged in an explosion is removed from the front lines. the british amy and its men are beingested to the limits. >> staywith us if u can. coming up, 150 years i jail, no probl says americans --says amica's biggest fraudster. first, the city of urumqi is still ten and divided afte dayof ethnic unrest. chine security foes are patrollinghe streets in huge numbers to prent moreiolence betwn the muslim uighurs and the h chinese. a spokespe

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a batch of rain across western maryland pulling up to erie. and down in calvert county, maryland a loan rain shower that seemed to rain itself out all morning. that is now done and temperatures with some steam in the atmosphere up to 79 degrees and again we will be working to the lower 80s. 81 frederick. 78 quantico and 75 annapolis. this stalled front will be lurking just off shore. it is providing just enough instable in the atmosphere and a southwesterly flow off the gulf of mexico where it is not going to be too hard to get showers to develop this week. in fact, right in to the weekend. so, i can't say any one day will be a washout, but it will be maybe kind of like a florida day where every day there is a chance of a couple of showers and thunderstorms. i want to give you a heads up about that. if you are flying to arkansas, louisiana, maybe new orleans later this afternoon, be prepared for some thunderstorms that might slow you down, might delay your flight. as for numbers around the rest of the country, how we compare in the lower 80s w

i have great health insurance and so does ery member of congre. this debates about the letters i read when i sit in t oval officeveryday and thestories i hear at tow hall meetings. if somebody told youhat there is a plan out there that i aranteed to double you health care costs over the next ten yes, that's guaranteedo result in more america losing their hlthcare and th is by far the biggest contrutor to our federal deficit, ihink most people would be oosed to that. well, at's the status quo. that's what we he right now. so if we don't change, we n't expect a differentresult. and that's why i think this is so impoant not onlyor those families out there whore struggling and whoeed some protection from abess in the insurance industryrneed se protection from yrocketing costs,ut it's also important for our economy and, by the w, 's important for families' wageand incomes. one of the tngs that dsn't getalked about is the fact thathen premiums a going u anthe costs to employers are going up, that's ney that could be gng into people's wages and incomes.

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almost ery spanish toust chain isere as well. >> reporte ricardo alarcon, the preside of the naonal assembly and one of cuba's most influential lears say his country is doing businessorld wide. practically,very other portant actor in the world with theld excepti with the u.s.,e have a normal relatis in genal witheurope, canada, your neighbor to th north. >> reporter: u.s. onomic embargo of cuba was imposed i 1962 by the kennedy administration. the goal was nothing less than destroying fidel castro's communist revolution. >> but now we are the oppite. this, the u.s. isolated regarding its cuba poly. >> reporter:nd that, now missing out on business opportunies dung theeconomic crisis. an example, cuba has fou oil. deep in the waters of e caribbean. sanchez, at the cuba u.s. for studies says the u. is missing outat a luative opportunity to extractoil. >> require big mpanies and great amounts of resources. so thes when we have the opportunit with oil companies for the united stat. >> reporter: it's an opportunity lost by t united state and an opportunity seized b canada, france,nd brazil. it's a

we ought to be ery up-front abt what you can and can get by behaving in certain social -- >> bnie: butu understd unde secus guidelines, the sexualnformation guidelines, which was the comple biological sex ed courses,hat abstinence only, abstinenc not abstinence only, abstinence was always a partf that curriculum. teachg that to kids. >>t will being. what you're sayi it being the family responsibility is absolutely right. that doe't happen either. in factt probably doesn't happenore than it does. so a a publicealth problem, think younow, it's prot for the schoo to get involved in . >> i know fromy friends w were sex educators in schls, they felt felt that they were really in handcuffs only being able to tl half the story and day by d, seeinghat it wasn't worng with the kids they were wking with. >> tara, when you say tse kids are bei bombarde by sexuality, that is e point. when you'r using any one method ainst all of this sexual content th comes at tm no matter what their parents do, you --he only way to et it is with something of its kind, somethg as broad and as broad woulde sex eduti

i know i and a bunch of others, i tught it was a very,ery sick apr fool's je when i heard the news ofmarvin's passing. how do you -- how did berry gordy navigate hisay past that newwhen you heard tha >> well, i don't know, i guess, you know most of us were just numb, period, because w had a greatersonal love forarvin. were just numb. itwasike we were just, it was, you knone of those things whe it s unbelievable f such a long time, you know and i mean we were like the restf the world. we were saddened and, you know, it was just a horrible day for all of us. tavis: let me ask you another impossible question sin i'm on a roll wh impossibl questions now. if anybody can answerhis question, y can. i have never aed this of anybody becae i felt you would have somethi to say something abt this. th're not the same a, obously, but stee comes to you as lite stevie wonder. michael comes to you as miael jackson, but they're both kids. compare and contrast, you g two kids who come to yound become towering artists as kids. assess f me what you thoug, what you saw, what you heard when you got little s

there is a difference about -- from telling ery plant and a plan that has gone on for essentially seven year >> but it wanever plemented. >> apparentlyt had started t be implemented >> tt is not the int. hen you are still doing sometng, and i am not saying the idea is a bad one, butf you are ing something this serious that could implicate all kinds of questions and y don't tell coness, at se point years into the planning, you are asking for trouble. >> do we need be debing is in public? >> we wouldave to if they told em about it. >>ook, the scaal is for eight years we didot have a program of targeted assassination for al qda. if al qaeda is in afghanist hit them wit a drum but as you say, iis not discriminatg, it kills women and children. if the guy is in stockholm, wouldhoot or capture him there. a predat cannot capture bin ladenonly kill him. eathically, it is oblematic to it from the skywith a predor. for information, there was no program. saw from the clip it was a maive program. it was reaing the stage of erhaps imementing the traing, and that is why panet raised it and up until th

fishermen were answered when four men spent more than a day floating on their capsized boat in lake erie off the coast of michigan. coast guard video is what you're looking at now. the men were being pulled to safety. the fishermen say their heavy catch probably caused their boat to tip. they were all treated at the hospital and released. >>> it all started out with a dog named zoe. owners and pet lovers dan and alisa binder are the founders of pet airways. about to take off in baltimore. it offers first class for pets with airfares as low as $149 each way. the pets can fly in the main cabin with trains, pet attendants. look at the guy there. the first flight nationally takes off july 14th. other cities include chicago, los angeles, and denver. >>> and an offbeat baseball tribute to michael jackson here in maryland. the southern maryland blue crabs, a minor league team in waldorf held several promotions at last night's game, they included the best moonwalk competition, free admission for anyone named billie jean or jackson and get this, the first 100 fans to enter the stadium received ju

. >>> after a day of floating on their capsized boat on lake erie, these four fishermen were finallycued. it capsized from a wave. some think it may have come out of nowhere because the weather wasn't so bad at the time. the men were treated for hypothermia, and tonight they're all out of the hospital. >>> you know, you might expect some ruffled feathers when these two animals cross paths, but surprisingly this duck is more like dog's best friend. ever since sterling, the domesticated duck lost his partner, he and cleo have been like birds of a feather. they go everywhere together, clean each other, and even share the same dog food. >>> aruba, bahamas, st. thomas where. is the happiest place in the world, and what makes that it way? abc 2 news at 5:30 starts in just two minutes. a dull metal clanking sound. bear groans. ♪ ominous music ferocious growling. roaaaaaarrrrrrr!!!! ♪ whistling bluegrass tune >>> now abc 2 news at 5:30 >> well, the tourism business is booming in baltimore. good evening. i'm kelly swoope. new hotels are going up all around downtown, and it turns out that thes