president. >> how are you, ernie? >> i'm good. thank you for taking this call. >> great to talk to you. >> caller: i've understand that you've said that the federal health care plan for government employees is a pretty good plan. >> it is. >> reporter: and congress has voted, to my understanding, not to join the public plan once it passes, because them to keep their good federal plan. would you be willing to either urge congress to have the federal employees join the public plan or would you be willing to urge congress to somehow open up the federal health plan to all americans? >> thank you, ernie. i hear this all the time, mr. president. >> well, it's a great question, ernie. first of all, understand that currently, federal employees have a very good health care plan because they're able to leverage the insurance companies. there's so many members of their -- of the federal workforce that they can get the best rates possible, for every insurance company wants to do business with the federal government. so premiums are lower and

ernie? >> trish, that's because the economy is not as terrible of shape as it was earlier and there was no chance they would increase interest rates. thing is a risk player rather than a forecast. i think the fed play puts off increasing interest rates in the short run until we find ourselves at least with an unemployment rate under 9%. and right now, i think we're headed to a higher unemployment rate here before the end of 2009, early 2010. >> okay. we've got to leave it there. doug, i see you shaking your head. of realquick. five seconds, tell us your thoughts. >> yeah, i just think that we're going to continue to see issues with liquidity out there, especially affecting the consumer, and that's the thing that's going to drive this market. i really do believe that the consumer is the key here. if we don't get liquidity back there, it's going to take a while for us to get back to a normalcy. >> doug and ernie, thank you so much. it was great to see both of you. of. >> melissa. >> when we co

. >> oliver: in 1960, ernie wallace was a 16-year-old in wayne county, west virginia. >> upon graduation was only two things to do in our area, that was work in the coal mines or construction. and i was not very much for work so i wanted to see some world. >> i always wanted to be a marine. the old poster, be a mud marine. >> like ernie wallace, 18-year-old oklahomaen joined on the eve of america's war in vietnam. i went in the marine corps in december of 59, went to boot camp in 60. >> oliver: three years after ed arrived at boot camp, 18-year-old ed martin from tippen, ohio tried to join the army. >> the army recruiter wasn't there and one of the marines, the marines recruiter wasn't there and the navy chief said, hey. >> oliver: step in here. >> i joined the navy. >> oliver: had you heard of vietnam? >> i had heard of it when i was in high school, but it was just another country. >> oliver: just another country? vietnam's dense jungles, cloud-draped mountains and waterlogged rice paddies are much like its history, complex and dangerous. >> the vietnamese are want to go spread the fren

jim: ernie els, also leaving the scene. 66. not going to be good enough. >> i am here with tiger woods. i guess the frustration on the greens all week long, pretty much crystallized by the putt on 18. >> just misread that one. it is the way it goes. i hit the ball well all week. to putt as poorly as i did and have a chance on the last hole is a good sign about my ball striking but unfortunately did not make enough putts. >> you only made two-putts outside of 15 feet all week. looking forward to the next three fedex cup events being on courses that you know and enjoy. >> at least two of them. i don't know how cogg hill is after the redrine. we are going there next week. i know the golf course. we will get a good bit of work in on the short game and putting. felt that i hit a lot of good putts today, unfortunately missed a couple short ones which cost me a chance to win it. >> thanks if are your time. >> back up to 18. jim: 67, 67 on the weekend for woods. still going to be one stroke too many. heath slocum. this is just an amazi

ernie "punch" mclean cheated death for the third time. mclean was found alive and well in a remote region of british columbia. he was missing for four days in mountainous terrain with no food. in 1972, mclean survived a plane crash. he also survived being run over by a bulldozer. >> i don't know how you top that. >> no. >> matthew stafford, number one pick in the draft but not exactly making a strong push to be the team's number one quarterback. and in the american league wild card chase, carlos pena providing some tropicana thunder for the rays. ship in a bottle. had these dreams ♪ ♪ to be a captain of the great high... ♪ hum, well there's 40 shots in this bottle. (announcer) calling all captains. drink responsibly. this is the year you calling all captains. take the road less traveled. the year you put quality back in quality time. this is the year you stop hoping for opportunity and start preparing for it. check out the bass pro shops fall hunting classic with these amazing daily specials. saturday only the redhead gun cleaning kit is

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president. >> well, it's a great question, ernie.irst of all, understand that currently federal employees have a very good health care plan, because they're able to leverage the insurance companies. there's so many members of their -- of the federal workforce, that they can get the best rates possible. every insurance company wants to do business with the federal government. so, premiums are lower, and it's a better deal overall. the same concept is what we're trying to do in setting up what's called a health insurance exchange, essentially it with be a marketplace where people who currently don't have health insurance, or small businesses, could pool their numbers, so they have leverage over the insurance companies, and they could go on a website and look at the various options, the types of various private health insurance plans that are being offered and choose the one that's best for their families. so, we're actually trying to duplicate what exists for federal employees. we want to make that available to everybody else. now, wha

shot of the day -- ernie els.d shot on the par 4 first from 137 yards away. >> in for an eagle. he went on to shoot a 71. tiger woods started his day on the front nine. here on the fifth chipping from the rough for birdie. almost goes in. tiger would tap in for par. on the par 3 12th, this for birdie. that does go in. he's at one under. on the par 4 13th. this for birdie as well. tiger shot a 68, but he, phil and everybody else chasing this guy. paddy harrington. long birdie putt on the seventh. his 16th for the lead. you bet you. paddy harrington shot a season-best 64 and leads by two strokes. on a calm day, 40 players were at par or better. paul casey, the number three player in the world withdrew midway through his round with a rib injury. a week ago tiger was tied for 95th upon after the opening round but rallied to win the buick open. this time he's tied for eighth. >> i had some good shots on the back nine. it was nice. some of the things i was working on, monday, tuesday at home, put it together for a littl

shot of the day -- ernie els.d shot on the par 4 first from 137 yards away. >> in for an eagle. he went on to shoot a 71. tiger woods started his day on the front nine. here on the fifth chipping from the rough for birdie. almost goes in. tiger would tap in for par. on the par 3 12th, this for birdie. that does go in. he's at one under. on the par 4 13th. this for birdie as well. tiger shot a 68, but he, phil and everybody else chasing this guy. paddy harrington. long birdie putt on the seventh. his 16th for the lead. you bet you. paddy harrington shot a season-best 64 and leads by two strokes. on a calm day, 40 players were at par or better. paul casey, the number three player in the world withdrew midway through his round with a rib injury. a week ago tiger was tied for 95th upon after the opening round but rallied to win the buick open. this time he's tied for eighth. >> i had some good shots on the back nine. it was nice. some of the things i was working on, monday, tuesday at home, put it together for a littl

shot of the day, ernie els. second shot of the par 4, first hole from 137 yards away. >> >> in for an eagle. he went on to shoot a 71. tiger woods started his day on the front nine. here on the fifth chipping from the rough for birdie almost went down. he'd tap in for par. on the par 3, 12th. this for birdie. that one does go in. tiger gets to 1 under. tiger on the par 4, 13th this for birdie as well. >> tiger shot a 68. but he and everyone else chasing this guy right now. paddy harrington for birdie on the 7th. his 16th hole. this for the lead. paddy harrington shot a season best 64. leads by two strokes. on a calm day, 40 players were at par or better. paul casey, the number three player in the world with drew midway through the first round with a rib injury. a week ago a, tigers with a tied at 5th. this time he's tied for eighth. >> i had some good shots on the back nine. it was nice. some of the things that i was working on monday, tuesday at home put it together for a little bit in stretches today. i hit it

ernie "punch" mclean cheated death for the third time.alive and well in a remote region of british columbia. he was missing for four days in mountainous terrain with no food. in 1972, mclean survived a plane crash. he also survived being run over by a bulldozer. >> i don't know how you top that. >> no. >> matthew stafford, number one pick in the draft but not exactly making a strong push to be the team's number one quarterback. and in the american league wild card chase, carlos pena providing some tropicana thunder for the rays. forty see i told you there were forty shots in there. but you also said there'd be a reverse ventriloquist act here. excuse me guys. (announcer) calling all captains. drink responsibly. >> call this the nasa special, canada against mexico in williamsport, pennsylvania -- that's in the u.s. we've got our bases covered. extra innings, bottom seven, mexico with two on, mario cardenas grounds it back to the pitcher. first baseman came in and the throw to first -- nobody was there to cover. mexico would win 2-1. take a

ernie els from the fringe on one. lofted the ball onto the green. took a fortunate bounce and rolled right toward the pin and in. that was good enough for an eagle. els finished seven strokes behind clubhouse leader harrington. that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a great weekend. i'm fred roggin. >> thank you, fred. >>> handicapping this weekend at the box office. your early morning entertainment headlines straight ahead. >>> plus, this is either a good idea or proof we are taking this germ thing way too far. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this friday morning. let me take you to your forecast, friday through sunday. high temperatures. watch out for thunderstorms in chicago. also stray storm tampa to orlando. by the time we get to saturday, we will be watching a couple more clouds up here in new england. but the heat is going to begin to build. d.c., back up near 90. chicago, 92 degrees for you. by the time we get to sunday, look at the heat. chicago, 97. 93 detroit. in washington, d.c. could be 97 on sunday. g

. >> then there is ernie. he is on the road. >> april 3, 193. >> they need a better council. >> when you are given a new medication, do you get counseling from your doctor? >> not only that but prescribed medication to you. they ask you what you are taking. >> the aaa study included drivers 56 to 93. it is launching a web page to cross check your meds. >> be alive. >>> too good to be true a tv why some are mad. >>> a jewelry fascist. now arrests. >>> a grewsome discovery marks another case. the next step for the puppies left to guy. that's ahead. >> i'll have the forecast coming up. ♪ ♪ tell me who's watching. (announcer) it's right here. it's easy. ♪ i always feel like somebody's watching me. ♪ it's the money you could be saving with geico. >>> cloudy and the forecast is coming up. parts of taiwan have been devastated by a typhoon. rescuers are trying to reach the survivors who are stranded in remote villages. however, the rains are hampering efforts. a helicopter crashed into a mountain killing all three on

ernie els encourages you to learn the signs at autismspeaks.org.ood father is the most important job in a man's life, but it doesn't have to be hard. play catch, go to a park, or visit a zoo. help your child with their homework. sit down together for dinner. ask them how their day was. things get busy, and sometimes we all fall short, but the smallest moments can have the biggest impact on a child's life. take time to be a dad today. bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly in the culture warrior segment tonight. two topics. l.a. police are ruled michael jackson's death a homicide. also, bing drinking by young american women. new study by the web site mom logic.com says bing drinking is a serious problem. >> i'm about to do a keg stand right now. >> i have had eight shots and i can't stand. >> how much you have had to drink. >> i have had 8 shots and a beer. >> [screams] >> let's follow him. let's follow him. >> i don't remember anything. bill: joining us now from mountain view california margaret hoover and here in the studio "fox & fri

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knew that if he missed that, he would be involved in the playoff with tiger woods, harrington, and ernie els. putting on the pressure. to move within one shot of the lead. and then harry in getting himself into a useful position by holding for birdie. they were always chasing slocum. here's a 20-foot putt. he raises his hands in celebration. he knew that having made that, steve stricter had tumbled from 10 feet to force a playoff. the ball stayed above ground. slocum won the first pga title. roger federer is hoping to win a third grand slam when the u.s. open starts in new york. adby murray of britain is confident in winning his first grand slam title on his favorite card for service. >-- favorite hard seurface. >> my consistency has been a lot better. physically i feel stronger than i was last year in terms of the natural parts of my game. i think everything has gotten a little bit better. that is the difference when you get close to the top of your sport. it is not one major thing that changes, but a lot of little things. >> thank you. >> funding was made possible by the freeman founda

ernie "punch" mclean cheated death for the third time.was found alive and well in a remote region of british columbia. he was missing for four days in mountainous terrain with no food. in 1972, mclean survived a plane crash. he also survived being run over by a bulldozer. >> i don't know how you top that. >> no. >> matthew stafford, number one pick in the draft but not exactly making a strong push to be the team's number one quarterback. and in the american league wild card chase, carlos pena providing some tropicana thunder for the rays. forty see i told you there were forty shots in there. but you also said there'd be a reverse ventriloquist act here. excuse me guys. (announcer) calling all captains. drink responsibly. >> seahawks beat the broncos 27-13. chris simms, though, limped off the field. more on his status when we find out further. kyle orton 18-26, 182 yards, a touchdown. he was also picked off. a little more than 10 minutes to go in the fourth quarter. little league world series, canada against mexico in williamsport, pennsyl

ernie "punch" mclean cheated death for the third time.s found alive and well in a remote region of british columbia. he was missing for four days in mountainous terrain with no food. in 1972, mclean survived a plane crash. he also survived being run over by a bulldozer. >> i don't know how you top that. >> no. >> matthew stafford, number one pick in the draft but not exactly making a strong push to be the team's number one quarterback. and in the american league wild card chase, carlos pena providing some tropicana thunder for the rays. i'm racing cross country in this small sidecar, but i've still got room for the internet. with my new netbook from at&t. with its built-in 3g network, it's fast and small, so it goes places other laptops can't. i'm bill kurtis, and wherever i go, i've got plenty of room for the internet. and the nation's fastest 3g network. gun it, mick. (announcer) sign up today and get a netbook for $199.99 after mail-in rebate. with built-in access to the nation's fastest 3g network. only from at&t. ♪ return there for y

gm vinnie, ernie rumfelled, or mike. you can vote right now on wusa9.com. just click on the sports page. since july 30, we have been out here in the sweltering heat of two-a-days at training camp. today, a camp officially breaking here at redskins park. two-a-days are over and the redskins players couldn't be happier. jim zorn and the team hit the field preparing for the second preseason game. for the players, marking an unofficial holiday. no more early practices and the players couldn't be happier. >> you have no idea. we can go home, sleep in our own bed. that's going to be a big plus. >> i cried last night. it's over, man. >> i'm going to miss those two- a-days. a whole year. i won't see them. i won't have to shower three times in a span of seven hours or whatever it is. it's pretty sweet. >> quick notes here, chris cooley returned to practice after sitting out yesterday. phillip daniels back on the field today. jim zorn says he expects his first team offense will play a quarter against the steelers or until he sees enough production. we have some sad n

it's go to ernie e. >> that's going to fall. els under five off the lead. padraig harrington to go seven under and does it ending the day tied for second. on now tiger had to do some work. right in the hole for a birdie. tiger's pumped. eight under with the lead is where he'll start tomorrow. it should be good. tiger agrees. >> you have to realize we're putting for a major championship. so we're all nervous out there. i'm in the same boat as everyone else, but you've got to go out there and execute the shots and that's the rush and fun and flill of it and why you play hard. >> we'll watch tomorrow so following thursday's flat performance the coach jim zorn says it's time to step it up. during practice, watch this between defensive back deangelo hall the two went at each other one-on-one throughout the practice and the coach says the intensity will pick up through the rest of practice. hall says it's good for him and the young wide-outs. >> we got to be better, point blank. we got to go up there, watch the film and try to find a way to get better and they di

. ♪ >>> coming up, president o ernie els encourages you to learn the signs at autismspeaks.org. >>> president pulling a ronald reagan saying he will reappoint ben bernanke. helped bring an economic boom to america it obama and america repeat history? >> i tell you what -- boltering rate, cut the taxes and cut the deficit. they strengthened the dollar and worked and cut inflation. bernanke at some point has to raise rates, that will increase inflation. the deficit already skyrocketed and, of course, taxes are being raised or at least the bush tax cuts are going to go away. cap and trade is going to be another tax. the economy is going to go the opposite way it did under regan. >> under regan there was a 7% rate of growth for five straight quarters. can we expect something like that, toby? >> we are not going get that. bernanke is the right man for the job. those of us working in the financial sector at that time, both did things that no one ever thought they would do. particularly raise the rates. remember the 15% money market accounts. he has the knowledge to do this and bernanke i think is t

that's what ernie, did in the 1970s, and then he survived getting run over by a bulldozer, and now, evene age of 77, nothing can kill this man. earlier, he and two friends were surveying a gold claim, when he strayed off to flag a new access road. he got lost. he didn't return. for the next four days, he survived on mountain stream water and no food. when a helicopter spotted him, and fall down a crevice didn't cause a flesh-wound. >> top stories next, name of the game. payback, red sox-yankees, and payback, red sox-yankees, and tim kurkjian is next on during the autobahn for all event, you can get great deals. it's perfect. i just want to make sure it's the right decision. - future... us? - we got here as quick as we could. look, it's the cc. you don't pay for scheduled maintenance, you get the car of your dreams. - seriously, us, just drive it. - you're right. let's take this one. it's a time-space continuum thing. the future... announcer: for a limited time, trade in your gas guzzler and lease a 2009 cc for only $239 a month through the government cars program. cold refreshment is an

ernie.y, i know something that people out there can relate to it this morning. your wife went to the grocery store and what happened? >> oh, yeah, well, that was a favorite story that people talk about today is that she went to the grocery store right after our financial faucet was turned off and didn't have enough money in our bank account and she went grocery shopping and had the groceries right there at the counter and gave them the check, the check bounced, it wasn't good. and she was humiliated. she had to put all the groceries back and that was the first time in our lives that ever happened so we've learned a lot of life lessons in all of this. the first thing is that you know, we lived well, we wouldn't do anything different again. we took wonderful trips with our kids, we have two beautiful homes, but we lived right at the top of our means and had no wiggle room. and from now on, i'm going to have a lot of wiggle room. >> that's my question as we wrap this up. and not relating to the

he was looking for ernie wheelright on the far sideline.y of the lanky wide receiver. >> gerry: 11:54 left in the preseason opener. it's been the ravens night. ravens defense dominant from the start of this game, and now it's up to colt brennan and the redskins offense to see if they can avoid the shut-out. brennan 2 for 7, 28 yards, one interception. though he has been impressive with now he throws the ball. he's got a tight end at midfield. that's robby agnone. that's a first down for the redskins. >> rob: i'm here with terrell suggs, glad to have you back this time of year. normally we don't see you this time of year. >> you know, normally around this time of year i'm on the beach somewhere watching this game on tv, but this year i had to come in and -- >> rob: extenuating circumstances made you show up? >> i was kind of bummed i had to come to training camp, but i got over it really quick. >> rob: i was talking to derrick mason, he had a great performance in the afc championship game. how's that shoulder feeling? >> it's getting there.

ernie els encourages you to learn the signs of autism. >> tonight on war stories, drugs money and narco terror. mayhem in mexico. >> it's just a death culture. >> 800 were buried in unmarked graves. >> it's right on our borders. >> it's throughout the united states. >> three dozen kidnapping. >> and teenage cartel assassin tells a you're watching fox news, most powerful name in news. >> julie: no one is immune to it. among those seduced by the lifestyle, are beauty queens, cops and politicians. it's been called a narco insurgency, gun fights among heavily armed gun car tells have killed thousands. violence has spiraled out of control and threatened to spill across our border. narco terrorists have infiltrated 230 american cities. one of them is this person on interview. they said he may have killed up to 30 people. this is war stories, i'm oliver north coming to you from mexico city. behind me the national cathedral in the heart of the sprawling metropolis. the lethal combination of drugs, guns and violence is age old but today it's deadlier and bloody than ever. a staggering 11,000 peo

ernie els encourages you to learn the signs at autismspeaks.org. >>> we need to remove instead of those on well fire stay on welfare because they get medical care. then people are on an even playing field. >> if everybody makes some changes, insurance companies, pharmaceuticals, doctors, doctors,nurses, hospitals, patients, lawyers, everybody makes changes, you know, we are going to be able to afford to provide good quality healthcare to everybody. >> geraldo: that is hillary clinton in 1993 and doesn't that statement resonate today? ironically, a rasmussen poll just came out finds that the clinton family is higher rated in terms o terms of popularitye president of the united states, barack obama falling from his lofty 67% approval down to 49%. the former president, bill clinton is at 58%. and the current secretary of state hillary clinton is at 53%. so, when hillary was proprosing healthcare her numbers were surely a whole lot lower than that. congressman j.t. watts, former congressman watts joins me. congressman, fair and balanced. why do you think barack obama is suffering to grievou

shot of the day, ernie els. second shot on the par four.nd this is called an eagle. els finished it plus one. tiger woods started his day on the front nine, and here on the fifth tipping from the rough for birdie. looks like it's going in but uh-uh. try again. he can't believe it. but here the reverse happened. it looks like it would not go in and it did on the par three 12th putting for birdie. oh la-la. and tiger would move to one under. then on the par four 13th, putting for birdie, this would be his last birdie putt of the day. birdie putt that he's got. he finished at two under, trailing the leader by four strokes. the leader is padraig harrington. at four under, a long birdie putt on the seventh. his 16th for the lead. and he gets it. he would get another birdie on the following hole to move to six under. the irishman hasn't won since last year's pga championship, his second straight major title. harrington holding a two-stroke lead over scott very blank tim clark and prayad marksaeng. now let's listen to what phil mickelson had to sa

patty, ernie, thank you both.vice is associated more with funerals in america that "taps," but only a small percentage of soldiers have a live musician playing the song. one veteran is doing what he can to change that. it is a story that first aired on "fox news sunday." post chris wallace has more. >> is only 24 -- it is only 24 notes. buddied means so much. >> he should know. he is the founder and president of an organization called " bugles' across america." >> how many funerals have you done since you started? >> 200,000. in 10 years. >> it started in 2000, when congress gave every that a right to a funeral with military honors, including a eight -- every veteran a right to a military funeral, including a live bugle player and flagged paris. but they started using an electronic device. he did not like it. >> i call it stolen dignity that these veterans cannot get live "taps" and we are out there ready to perform it. >> so he started his organization, recording for -- recruiting for hundred horn players. >> now

our task force today includes ernie and jack. ernie, what does this bull market have legs or this market? i don't want to claire sudden tli there's a bull market, what you do you think? do we go much higher from here? >> we could. here's the way this looks. we had 2008 was terrible and january/february, the worst two months of any market in the history that we followed. so then we have march to may and we go, okay, the world's not going to end. then of course we get to the halfway point in the story and we get to july and start saying if i call this -- earnings are going up, pending home sales are up, but it's up -- >> and that gets you to where? >> i think i had for the end of the year a 1050 on the s&p and i think we could get there a lot quicker than i expected. but the next level, we could actually see good numbers. improving numbers. not numbers that are better than the worst things we've seen being but actually longer term. >> jack, weigh in on the schumer comments saying that coming very, very soon perhaps a ban on the fla

. >> reporter: then there's ernie rohan. he's on eight medications. he's still on the road, though born -- >> april 3, 1913. >> you are 96 years old? >> i was 96 last april. >> and you're still driving? >> yes. >> reporter: he agrees with the study that the professionals need to better counsel the patients. >> when you're given a new pill or new medicine. >> yes. >> do you feel that you are given adequate counsel or information from your doctor or pharmacist? >> no. not only that. but doctors prescribe medication to you and they don't ask you what you're taking. >> reporter: soon, triple a will unveil a new website and put it in to cross check to see if there is anything in there that will impair your driving. >> i hope i'm still driving when i'm 96 years old. thank you very much. that study comes from the university of alabama. researchers look as 376 drivers. >>> baltimore is now one step closer to building a casino near the stadiums downtown. today, the board of estimates approved a deal. it will replace the gateway south sports complex that is pla

ernie els encourages you to learn the signs of autism. >>> you're washing america's news headquarters. i'm lauren sivan. a swimmer in florida and a 7-year-old girl in maine are both dead after rough tides fueled by hurricane bill swept them out to sea. in maine, the young girl along with 20 others were watching the high surf when a whole group was suddenly swept away by a giant wave. take a look at the video. the coast guard pulled everyone out and many of the victims suffered broken bones after being slammed into rocks. hurricane bill never came into u.s. shores but rough waters fueled by the storms is blamed for the two deaths. >>> the chairman of the joint chief of staff now saying that the situation in afghanistan is "serious and deteriorating." the warning coming as the top commander in afghanistan assesses what is needed to win the war.wahing military officials think he will ask president obama for an additional 20,000 troops. s channel. >> it is being orchestrated it is a game and people who pay attention know that away in which the new york state senate was written that we are

do you know how many lonely nights i spent in big ernie's diner? turny. always good for a comedian, don't mess with the language, just let the crowd minute ago it out. no talent fat neck. >> is your book coming out in paperback soon? >> i hate your guts, it will be out next week in paperback, and there are other new pages, targets like susan boil, boy, am i a wimp. >> and hey, ann, do you agree with sarah palin's death panel's comment. >> i thought we were the death panel. >> i prefer death talking held. >> the death panel lift. >> ann, you're the end of life panel. >> i would be very good at that, in consultation with the table. >> so yes or no, do you agree with sarah palin? >> as long as this is the death panel. >> you have it out for us. >> don't answer the question, back to you, greg.

joining us is ernie allen. we heard ed smart talk about this new normal.an't ask any questions in the beginning. this recovery process, is it really about recovering who jaycee may have been or is it about finding a new life for her and a new normal, a new jaycee? >> it is about moving forward a day at a time. the reality is in these cases these children have to be reintroduced to their parents, to their parents they're frozen in time. jaycee is still that precocious 11-year-old. and her parents are going to look very different than they did 20 years ago. so what we're trying to do is to empower her, to give her the ability not to erase those 18 years, but to seize the reins of her own life and to move forward. >> so how specifically do you start doing that? members of your team are headed out there to help the family. what are, say, two things you tell the family to do and you tell jaycee to do to make that process easier on both of them? >> i think the most important thing is to tell the family that they need to be patient. this is a process, it is a jou

ernie els encourages you to learn the signs at autismspeaks.org.rois this is a fox news alert a senior u.s. official says there is reason to believe high-ranking taliban leader vitala missoud was killed in a missile strike two days ago, believed to be possible for the assassination of the former pakistani prime minister benazir bhutto. earlier reports said that his wife was killed but that he was not at the compound. officials are awaiting d.n.a. tests. four chinese muslims who were held for 7 years at the guantanomo bay prison camp are now working on a golf course in bermuda. you may remember the men were transferred to bermuda back in june. they were hired at port royal golf course when some other workers quit. the uighurs are helping to prepare the course for a pga tournament in october. iraq's government says it is taking down the concrete walls erected to protect people from bomb attacks in baghdad. meanwhile, the u.s. has longing accused iran of smuggling explosives into iraq, a charge that iran denies. tonight, reporter david piper goes alon

ernie els encourages you to learn the signs at autismspeaks.org. >>> one of the reasons that people areto hysterical at the healthcare town hall meetings and they've been stirred up like they have, that he have no chance to beat healthcare this time unless they mortify with the rigged fears from moderate and conservative democrats. why do they know that? they don't have a filibuster this time. >> geraldo: ann coulter what say you? he says only by mortifying people, scaring people can the republican succeed defeating healthcare. >> the democrats never do that. global warming and the earth will end tomorrow. beginning of the show you said the swastika was painted on david scott sign by right winger. every swastika case in the last decade i can think of was a left winger trying to bring attention to the problem of hate crime in america. the one that bill clinton mentioned involving two military guys painted it on their own door. the woman in illinois, clairmont professor -- >> geraldo: like morton downey did it to himself. >> i'm not as familiar with him as you. are you're my tabloid repor

ernie els encourages you to learn the signs at autismspeaks.org. glenn: how far would you go to honor your friends? keith zire served in iraq when an ied cut short his military career. doctors told him he would have to use a cane for the rest of his life. he was determined he wouldn't do it. not only did he learn to walk again on his own, but he just completed 100-mile marathon in over 30 hours where he raised $50,000 for special operations warrior foundation, a great foundation. with he me now is keith zire. keith, thank you for your service, sir. >> thank you very much. >> tell me what happened. tell me about your injurys? >> my injury on july 17, 2006, my vehicle was struck by an ied, and i was in the turret and shrapnel ripped through the muscles in my left leg and i suffered a head injury. i had three surgeries in iraq to stabilize me, and then i i left iraq to go to germany and spent a few months then in bethesda naval hospital where my leg got infected and i got another surgery. glenn: now you don't have any feeling in your leg? >> no, no fe

ernie els encourages you to learn the signs at autismspeaks.org.hepard: in case you missed it earlier today, doozy of a car chase in southern california. i was jealous it did not happen on my watch. cops say it started when the driver failed to yield, and now, look at him -- all over the place. this dye drove into oncoming traffic first on an on ramp -- this guy drove into oncoming traffic first. a few minutes later, he pulled this u-turn at an intersection. the police just followed right behind him. there is another cop car and another cop car, but they just let him go. i guess it is a rule. later, he slowed down and pulled into a driveway. it was not his driveway. you can see here that he did not want to come out. there we go. before he had time to put the car in park, though, and you can see we almost got into real trouble there. they got him under control. whatever. we do not know what he was on or what he was doing. we do not know anything except it was a fascinating ride to watch. some live pictures now of the hudson river between new york an

voters in massachusetts hated him so much for quitting his approval rating was lower than governor ernier's rating at the time, had just been indicted thrice, and the greatest legacy, hand pigging his successor, a republican healy to run for the governorship after he step downed. she lost by 21 points's in now mitt romney doesn't even fake live in massachusetts anymore. sold his multi-million dollar mansion earlier this year. still, though, this conservative dream the voters of massachusetts are poised to elect mitt romney to ted kennedy's senate seat is a very useful thing. useful the same way that a bag of dye that explodes in bag of stolen money is useful. it smears anyone who holds it with a big stain of "stupid." my name is chef michael. and my dog bailey and i love to hang out in the kitchen... so she can watch me cook. you just love the aromas of beef tenderloin... and, ooh, rotisserie chicken. yes, you do. [ barks ] yeah. you're so special, you deserve a very special dog food. [ woman ] introducing chef michael's canine creations. the deliciously different way to serve up your lo

putt from 20 feet at the final hole to defeat steve stricker, tiger woods, padraig harrington and erniels. a third career win for slocum, the biggest moment of his career. in the american league wild card race, boston extended its lead with a shutout of toronto. for more sports news and scores, log on to cbssports.com. this is jim nantz reporting. bladder. >> stahl: and now, a few minutes with andy rooney. >> rooney: i'm always looking for major changes in our way of life in america, and i think i've noticed one cosmic change in what people are doing. it is my observation that people are carrying more stuff than they used to. you don't see anyone carrying nothing. many people are carrying things to work, even though usually what they're carrying doesn't have anything to do with their work. >> i have a donut, wallet, sunglasses, blackberry, makeup case, digital camera. >> rooney: a lot of dogs going to work. >> we're on our way to work. >> rooney: i should think women might be getting stronger than they used to be, too, because the bags they carry are certainly heavier. i hadn't realized

ernie els encourages you to learn the signs at autismspeaks.org. >> you work for us!you work for us! >> hear our fight -- hear our voice! hear our voice! hear our voice! [cheers and applause] sean: thank you, san diego. that was the scene yesterday where more americans attempted to voice their concerns with democrat health care and their plans. the crowd overflowed just like it is here in san diego. into a hallway where some of those in attendance scuffled with the organizers, after they were not permitted to enter the event. joining me now right here in san diego, at our freedom concert to talk about this and much more as the host of "war stories" on the fox news channel. colonel oliver north, ladies and gentlemen. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. sean: we're going to have 13,000 mobsters out here. >> an angry mob. sean: an angry mob. and you're about to insight them. -- incite them. >> all of these protests, these are not teenage kids that are protesting. these are senior citizens. and i happen to be one of them. i'll tell you what -- don't laugh. now, let me jus

they do a showment dining with elmo at his castle and great photos with mow and ernie. >> we welcome you back. we will see you soon. thank you for the great ideas. >> now over to angie with an update on the traffic. >> unlike oscar i don't plan to be a grouch when it comes to delivering your traffic because things are looking mighty fine on the inner loop. an accident at 95 in maryland. we know it is pushed off to the shoulder. so all lanes are getting by. the delay that stretched back to colesville is now clear. 270 southbound. i like how this road is moving, as well. everything is nice and smooth past tuckerman. on 66 ebb and little at this time of a -- bit of a different story. it stretches from nutley though capital beltway. speaking of 495, i give you the inner loop in virginia where from 50 to 66 we are seeing drivers a little below speed but overall not that bad. the outer loop in the red, a little from van doren to eisenhower because of ongoing construction. finally wrap it up in lorton as we zoom in. a report of crash activity at the intersection of terminal road and fairfax

ernie els encourages you to learn the signs at autismspeaks.org. >> mike: in 1992 friend gave me a vhsideotape of a guy who never heard of diminutive promise it. i know you asked me if i watched it so late one night 30:00 p.m. i popped it into my player. i figured i would watch it for five minutes until my friend i watched some of it. i couldn't stop watching and i didn't stop until it was finished. that was 1:00 am i've been a big fan for the past several years a friend of the founder and president of wall builders, david barton. that was your tape, david, and thanks. welcome. glad to have you here. >> good to be here. >> mike: from the very first time i heard you talk, you were telling things i was stunned by because i was never taught that in school. i want to go right into the declaration of independence. we don't really know who signed that document from our history books. >> today, and the picture of the signing of the declaration we find two people immediately. i could do this in high school and colleges. they can all find jefferson and franklin and it was farcical. then there a

ernie els encourages you to learn the signs at autismspeaks.org.verybody knows that eating a steady diet of fast food sun healthy. once in a while a happy meal makes the kids happy. if the kids are happy, that's a good thing, especially if you are a parent. enter the animal rights people at peta, they do not like the happy meal. and are putting out some unhappy meals. featuring a knife-wielding ronald mcdonald. among other things. joining us now from sacramento, california. peta vice president cathy guromo. bill: you have got parents mad at you. saying leave my kids alone. they want to eat a happy meal fries and a burger say. >> what kids are are pretty savvy these days. they would probably want to know behind the happy meal is a lot of unhappiness. birds from mcdonald's suppliers have their bones broken. they may be abused by workers. they unfortunately end up put alive into a so-calling tank of water. we think this something compass that the kids want to know. >> you know not a pretty thing. been going on for sen tris. you know, thousands of year