as far as evan ratliffe? where's evan?i don't know. >> reporter: evan is a reporter for "wired" magazine who has set off a remarkable manhunt trying to disappear for a full month. how do you do that? >> i don't know. i've never done it. evan knows. >> reporter: it's harder than you think. earlier this year money manager marcus shrenker failed spectacularly when he tried to stage a plane crash. investigators found him easily, after discovering google searches on his laptop such as "how to jump out of an airplane while parachuting." in the modern age, we leave more traces than ever before. from the atm cards in your wallet, the cell phone in your pocket, the laptop on your desk. revealing? >> where they've been, what they've looked for on the internet. >> reporter: evan's editor shared all the information that investigators would have, bank records, old e-mail accounts, social networking sites. his height, weight, and fact was allergic to gluten in food. hundreds of amateur sleuths joined the hunt. the first discovery? foota

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evans, thank you so much for ur time, ve interestinconversation. >>hank you very much. >> susie: you c wash an extended version of ou inrview with charles evans or read e ente tranript on ourebsite, on pborg. he baaaaaaaaaack! apple c.e.o.teve jobs took the stage today at his cpany's product launchvent in san frcisco. at hisirst public appearance in about a yr, jobs rolled out new versions of appls popular i-pod,dding a video camera, microphone and speaker to it nano model. the device even has pedometer and a built-in f.m. radi it's priced $149 for the eight gig mol. the company also upgraded itun, its digital media store, givi users more control over ntent. in spi of all the buzz, care- is and comny analyst rob sear- uh says todas event is not a game changer for apple. >> sie: sear-uh also >> i don't think it changes the outlook. iphone is still the to of the line forpple. macsontinue toe important for ple and today's events were a little of, hey, don't forgs about the ipod, we're still refreing that and selling a lot of i pod susie: he also recom

here to explain further e evan perez, justi department correspondent for the "wal street joual."afna linzer, nior reporter for propuica, an independt nonprofit news web site thafeatures original and investigative reporting. giing with you, what has gone awry with the psident's plan to close guantanamo by next january? >> i think there's bn a few things. one is the concept of a pl. that hasn'just happened. it hasn't beenut forward at all which was one of t thin that members of congress, both democts and reblicans were so upset about in may whethey cut off fuing for moving any tainees on to u.s. soil. i think another thing was at therwas no one single person put in charge inn administtion full of czars and specl envoys there wa't one leading figure to oversee all the diffent components oclosing gaun ton mow,verseeing what was going on in congre, reporting on e progress of the task forces inse the justice department a sort of holding it aogether. i think th those two things were problematic. course the deadline which a lot of people in the administration believed ase just heard sret

linda evans is one of the giant tv stars of the '80s on one of the giant shows of all time, "dynasty. lot has happened in her li since then and andrea canning brings us up to date on her. good morning, andrea. >>ood morning, diane. we sat down with her. nothing was off-f-limits. caught up with her living alive out of thepotlightht in rural washington state. 66 and dishing about everything from her p plastic s surgery mistakes to a broken relationship with joan collins. ♪ >> reporter: it was the show about sequins and shoulder pads. caviar and cat fights. in the 1980s "dynasty" dominated and at the center of it all was linda evans who played iconic trophy wife crystal carrington. >> must have been terribly expensive. >> it was. >> it was every woman's dream but gave people an insight into what life could be like. if they had everything that they wanted. and yet showed them that even if you're rich doesn't mean you're happy because there was a lot of drama going on there. >> reporter: today at 66 years old life is almost drama-free. >> okay, who is going to bring back the log? >> report

there is one thing it does not do, create cpetition, evan. there are these regional cooperatives and it is a public option. you have a huge amount of concentrati in the industry. >> the has been some talk om senatoron wyden out creating competition. i wish that wod find its way into the fin bill. it does not sounlike it wi. onthing that has cracterized th whole tng is a complete lack of honest aut cost in thsense that people will pay more about something. thepolitics has been amazing, om the presidentn down, about just not ever addresng the elepha in the roomthat you cann have meaniful health rorm without someby giving up something or payi more. ey arnow going, oh, my god, were doubling at the casi and it will st us something. >> you ll be paying more without anything happening. >> first of all, it is not a finance committee ll. the other thing ian say without fear of contradiction is that the baus prosal will nopass. it willnot become law. now, it is a hicle. a vehic for thether members the committee to start fering their all amendments to s

>> i agree with evan, i think so.nk the issues of the files were the result of the fact that the previous administration, the bush administration, wasn't planning on prosecutoring anybody in a federal court. you know, that said, the obama administration went ahead with setting a deadline before looking at its files. i think in retrospect there's been some soul searching and some thinking of maybe we should have had a better sense of what those files looked like before setting a one-year deadline. they're now in a position where they've been going through these files for so many months and are still not sure even if those top four 9/11 conspiracies where the best venue will be for charging the >> warner: finally, evan, there's another whole category of prisoners that president obama came forward in may and surprisingly at least to his base on the left said they might have to be detained indefinitely. >> right. they had already been shopping this idea on capitol hill to some republican members of congress who they thoug

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. >>> joining us on the telephone, kw we have evan coleman. thanks for joining us, sir. >> my pleasure. >> let me get your initial reaction to the report, if i may. >> the fact that the terrorists are going after soft targets like brigt, tunnels, transportation systems, even stores, regular commercial enterprises, that's not really a surprise. there hasn't been that much attention paid. there vob some terrorist cells, some squall, some home grown, that have found particular targets here in new york, even one cell establishing a camp in canada as a pretext for launching attacks here in new york. they looked at the chase mabt building, they looked at the brook lib bridge, they looked at wall street. these aren't targets that have an immediate military necessity or value. but the point is these people know whether they're part of al qaeda or whether they're independent or part of another movement entire ly, but that's going to draw a lot of attention, going to cause panic, fear, and really going to -- it's going to cause a really intense message

laura evans has more. >> reporter: first we want to give you perspective on how massive this one fire is. this map here shows the size of that fire burning north of los angeles. it has now exploded to 190 square miles. how big is that? the district of columbia is just 68 square miles meaning the fire in l.a. is nearly three times the size of d.c. the station fire may be the biggest but it's not the only one. seven other wildfires are consuming parts of the golden state. thousands are trying to tame the flames from the air and on the ground. california governor has declared a state of emergency in the counties where the wildfires are burning. he is trying to free up cash by doing that. >> we have a lot of fires all over the state of california. fires from the northern border south, to the pacific to the sierra nevada. we are found tune nature that we have the best and most impressive, best trained, courageous firefighters in t world. the cost took fight the raging fires is quickly adding up. the department of finance says california has spent more than half of its emergency firefightin

laura evans is live now with more. >>> we kick off the top 5 with a consumer l -- alert.he recall of dvds sold at wal- mart is expanding. the purple and pink and silver dvd players are being recalled. wal-mart received 14 reports of them overheating and seven times, they started a fire. >>> number 4, free checking could son become passe. wallettop.com interviews a banking and credit card firm consultant who believes that banks will start charging again and that we will eventually go to a system where you pay more, depending on how many transactions you have in one month. >>> elmo could be teaching your kids about the swine flu. number 3. sesame street's elmo and gordon teaming up to appear in four public service announcements about flu prevention. they're emphasizing things like washing hands and sneezing into your sleeve not your hands. >>> and speaking of health prevention, number two, the way a woman lives her life could help her avoid breast cancer. a landmark new study found 40% of breast cancer patients in the united states could have been prevented if the women had

what did evan learn?ust that, they're fantasies. >> reporter: evan ratlive, lost and found. >> i think i could do it. >> i could, too. >> take a plane to a third world country and don't touch a phone and doesn't touch anything. >> it's easier when you're not allergic too gluten. >> i can see how that must have been fun during the search. must have felt like a movie. >> some clever people out there hunting him down. i bet you with all this wedding planning less than a month away, i'll bet you'd like to disappear, right? >> just from certain family members that are not up right now. >> and co-anchors? >> no, not you, jeremy. you're my friend. >> morning papers up next. kruse: if you have a hard time walking and getting around in your house, you need a hoveround power chair. you'll be able to go to the mall... play with the grandkids... visit family and friends... and do all the things you ralways loved to do. tom kruse: i'm tom kruse, pinventor of the hoveround. call us toll-free now to find out how you can

laura evans is everywhere at 11:00. >> reporter: the protesters clashing with police amid clouds of tear gas. take a look. you can see police here unleashing gas on the crowds after demonstrators refused to disburse. the city called it unlawful because protesters didn't have permits. things turn especially ugly when protesters started hurling trash bins and rocks at police. 19 people were arrested. >>> supreme court justice ruth grader ginsburg in the hospital tonight. the 76-year-old felt faint after being treated for an iron deficiency. she checked into washington hospital center as a precaution. she had surgery for pancreatic cancer back in february. >>> a heads up if you're driving the beltway near tysons corner overnight. parts of 495 will be shutting down between midnight and 5:00 a.m. the beltway will be closed intermittently throughout the night a half-hour at a time because of ongoing construction. >>> now to a changing breakthrough in the fight against aids. >>> the offensive halloween display that has one theme park apologizing tonight. >>> you're going to want to stick around

laura evans is everywhere at 11:00. >> renee bowman pleaded guilty today to first degree child abuse, one of many charges she faces, including murder. prosecutors say it was a house of horrors. the situation came to light last year when the third sister, a 7-year-old, was found wandering the neighborhood. the case won't go to trial because of a plea agreement. >>> the numbers keep growing. the university of maryland now has seen 435 students with suspected cases of swine flu since school started less than two weeks ago. students are be told not to go to class if they feel sick. most of those infected ever recovering -- infected are recovering in about three days. >>> first lady michele obama carrying the torch for her hometown. she'll be traveling to denmark to convince the ioc to let chicago host the olympics. they're in the running against madrid and tokyo and rio de janeiro. >>> a murder investigation is taking a bizarre twist. a d.c. police officer who took his own life may be linked to the brutal crime. plus yet another baggage fee put into place. what you need to know before you

. >>> the latest from the white house and from armed services committee members evan byh next. >>> today he did meet with nato's commander to discuss strategy and troop levels. >> this is not an american battle. this is a nato mission, as well. and we are working actively and diligently to consult with nato at every step of the way. >> don't make any mistake, the normal discussion on the right approach should not be misinterpreted as lack of result. >>> and with a public option now force its way into the finance committee health care plan? senator jay rockefeller and others are pushing that during the markups today. i'm andrea mitchell live in washington. as u.s. diplomats prepare to leave for geneva, iran will not discuss the nuclear issue when it gets to negotiations tomorrow. the big story at the white house. let's go to white house correspondent savannah guthrie. savannah, first of all, iran says they won't even discuss it and now they're trying to deflect attention by giving the u.s. something that we have been demanding. access through our swiss intermediaries, at least for the fir

thank you very much. >> thank you, congressman evans.you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman inviting me today. it is a pleasure to be here. it's always good to be back and it's good to see my friend the chairman of the judiciary committee the gentleman from michigan, mr. conyers, and ladies and gentlemen of the kennedy it is a privilege -- >> would you pull the microphone closer? pull the microphone a little closer, please. it's not on. you have to press something. >> i still have five minutes? >> we are resetting the ploch. >> it is a privilege to be here and i am delighted to be invited and i am delighted to see my friend the chairman of the committee the gentleman from michigan, mr. conyers, and on and on our to represent the security and liberty and security committee of the constitution project today. you have my previously prepared statement and attached is the liberty and security committee statement on reforming the peach react. one word about the makeup of our committee, it is a truly bipartisan. biparti

evans was a big republican supporter.aised money for republican candidates and in his letter delay said, quote, we need to send a message to hollywood and the media that smut has no place on television. the smut on television being jerry springer dancing. ms. evans herself became famous for being the first woman ever to quit the show abruptly because of a very sudden and public divorce when it was discovered her husband was having an affair. there's also a pornography part of the story i'm not allowed to nor care to describe. now "the rachel maddow show" can present the smut-free television that tom delay promised. ♪ wild thing ♪ you make my heart sing ♪ you make everything groovy ♪ wild thing ♪ wild thing i think i love you national car rental knows i'm picky. so, at national, i go right past the counter... >> it's like it burns, you know. you cannot be serious! okay. seriously, you choose. go national. go like a pro. without my makeup. now, it's no problem. (announcer) neutrogena tone correcting night serum with high pe

evan and jack is with us.y the fact that pete was able to offering the reporting he just did before anything happened? >> absolutely. the problem is we just never know how far this goes. we don't know how many other people were involved in this point and we don't know if there was a time this was set, if there was any specific place this was set or whether or not he actually had a workable explosive. we don't know so much. all we know we have this guy, zazi but we don't know if there were other people involved so that's why we find the federal authorities have to work so hard right now. >> what are the methods by which they find somebody like this? >> if we look around the country right now, one of the things they can do is they will follow like with drugs when you're dealing with precursors you're dealing with chemicals is one of the things they can watch for. they can go on internet web sites like they did when they picked up that kid in springfield, illinois, just like they did when they picked up that kid

here's one expatriate that had a good day, heath evans somehow avoids getting stopped and a beautiful play in the end zone, 11-yard touchdown, 24-13. the back breakers so quick. picked off by scott chanceling. mike bell in the shadow of the liberty bell goes into the end zone, 31-13, just like that. then it's 1:12 to go but a little history. darren sharper from his own 3. he-could-go-all-the-way. 97-yard interception. putting sharper tied with hall of famer ken houston, deion sanders. and with nine interception returns for a touchdown. only hall of famer rod woodson with more, 12. drew brees, nine touchdown passes in two weeks. to five different guys. three on this day. the saints hang 48 on the eagles in philly. drew brees, i would say he's hot. >> you look at the offensive line, they've been together a long time, jamaal has been absent and the guys stepped up. as a skilled group we've been together now. shockey is coming along and we're excited with what we have. >> obviously too many mistakes. it's my responsibility. and i have to make sure this thing is right. it wasn't right toda

to the bottom of the seventh, tied at 1-1, two outs, justin verlander, 98-mile-per-hour heater gets evanria. verlander eight innings, one earned run, seven strikeouts. in the ninth, adam everett. tigers scored three in the top of the ninth. go up 4-1. gets interesting in the bottom of the ninth. fernando rodney gets willie aybar to ground out. tigers hold on for a 4-3 win. detroit ends a four-game losing streak at the trop. justin verlander gets his 16th win of the year. that ties him with cc sabathia of the yankees for most in the american league. here is your a.l. wild card picture -- the red sox lose, the rangers win. texas two back. tampa misses a chance. they are six back and fading fast. >> yankees looking for their eighth straight win, taking on toronto. roy halladay -- he's been struggling as of late, lost five of his last seven. wouldn't know it, though, watching this game -- a complete-game one-hitter. he struck out nine, did halladay -- the last pitcher to throw a one-hit shutout against a team on a winning streak of seven or more games, jimmy key of the blue jays in 1986. key

laura evans has the news edge now. >> reporter: the intercounty connector will be 18 miles long once all said and done and it will connect montgomery and prince georges county from 370 to route 1. the question is how much will it cost initol tolls? depends on what time of drive. 20 to 30 cents per mile during offpeak hours. the average length is expected to be 6.6 miles. you won't see toll booths. all tolls will be paid electronically using ez pass transresponders. if you don't have one, no worries. vehicles without an ez pass will be photographed and then you will get a bill in the mail for the toll. you will also have to pay a $3 surcharge. may be you should worry about getting one. they're not written in stone, the prices, there is a 60-day public comment period and that is now getting started. for more gwww.myfoxdc.com and click on web livingings. the first section is seed set to open next fall. >> i have a feeling they're going to turn into a town hall kind of meeting. >>> a shocker for a homer -- home owner falls church, virginia. the tree came crashing down on the house. you c

evan, you are brilliant as always. thank you so much. you know what, tamron. that is going to be one of the key things. is there someone in pakistan who is directing this and if so, that raises a lot of new questions. >> it is interesting what secretary napolitano said, you touched on, in her words, we have to be vigilant and aware. there are people out there who want to harm those of us in this country. this is a reminder. this investigation starts to unfold and the number of people that could be involved certainly grows. >>> coming up, legal troubles for john edwards. this is an incredible story. the more we learn, it is shocking, what he paid to his mistress? could it lead to criminal charges? >>> all that, plus a fist bump for his holiness the dalai lama. hello, dalai. both cost the s, but only the pringles superstack can makes everything pop! ♪ ♪ whoa, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ ♪ hey, hey [ male announcer ] the choice is yours... 100 of these or 100 pringles. same cost but a lot more fun. everything pops with the pringles superstack can! i switched to a complete m

joe lieberman, evan bayh. what do you think the situation is in tehran? they've gone through a summer of unrest based upon the elections and street riots. who's in charge in iran? ahmadinejad who's no longer the craziest guy in town. the guy from libya is even crazier this week. or is it the ayatollahs in iran? who's running that country? >> two points first of all. after this crackdown this summer, it's clear that president ahmadinejad has more power than he did in his last term. the collective leadership that existed in iran for many, many years, decades is now split with the most extreme members of that collective leadership led by the leader mr. hamani and now president ahmadinejad, fully in charge and the more moderate so-called conservative, true conservatives, some of the clerics, a number of the business men, et cetera, the more reasonable ones are now in opposition to this government. so this is the most extreme government in iran that's ever existed. people will argue they've always been extreme. i think it's clear this is the most extreme gover

finds evans. down the sidelines and in. drew brees, 311 yards and three touchdowns.touchdowns over the first two weeks of the season and the eighth straight game with 9 least -- with at least thry dating back to last season. >> you look at the guys up front, the offensive line, they've been together for a long period of time. butch art has stepped in and done a great job in the absence of jamal brown. they're calming long and we're excited about what we have. >> we played pretty good today, but there are some things we've got to do to improve. i thate approach for each of our weeks is to get better for the next week. >> there are some good plays and some plays he shouldn't have done. the first half he did some real good things. >> donovan, if he's not your starter next week is kevin kolb your starter? >> emmitt >> i just hate that i killed myself and killed the team with those turnovers. you cant lou yourself to do that. it put us in a hole at the top of the third and we couldn't recover. >> no question, if you were listening to you guys this morning and boomer asked

as a result of this you want to use battlefield and take it to fort evans and get on river creek to get route 7. so there is a way around it. moving along, 66 eastbound. checking out no problems as you track those head lights. they are moving at speed. and lanes nice and quiet from 95 to 66. you can see the drive is nice and green. we are moving at speed, as well. the beltway in maryland, no problems. we are zipping by at colesville road north of the district and wrap it up with route 4, route 5, 301 crane highway. this is an incident and accident free zone. that's a quick look at traffic. now, over to you. >>> in the living well headlines, less bulk could save americans billions. it would mean fewer cases of high blood pressure and heart and kidney disease. the institute of medicine recommends that adults consume no more than 2300-milligrams of sodium a day but the average american gets 1,000-milligrams more than that. >>> boys may be able to get guard gardasil , the sexually transmitted disease calls certain warts and rare cancers in men and women. the food and drug administration say

thank you very much. >> thank you, congressman evans. you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman inviting me today. it is a pleasure to be here. it's always good to be back and it's good to see my friend the chairman of the judiciary committee the gentleman from michigan, mr. conyers, and ladies and gentlemen of the kennedy it is a privilege -- >> would you pull the microphone closer? pull the microphone a little closer, please. it's not on. you have to press something. >> i still have five minutes? >> we are resetting the ploch. >> it is a privilege to be here and i am delighted to be invited and i am delighted to see my friend the chairman of the committee the gentleman from michigan, mr. conyers, and on and on our to represent the security and liberty and security committee of the constitution project today. you have my previously prepared statement and attached is the liberty and security committee statement on reforming the peach react. one word about the makeup of our committee, it is a truly bipartisan. bipart

i hate to agree with laura evans -- [ laughter ] but there you go. was the first time i was wrong in ' 73 or something like that. great out there now this evening. of course a day like today, as they say the o cliche you want to bottle it so you can open it up maybe later on this week. clouds are coming back with showers, too. and to put it out there this is monday and by wednesday, thursday, friday we will have some showers around and to be perfectly honest sit here on monday i can't tell you how much rain we will be talking about as we start to get in to wednesday, thursday and friday. right now doesn't look like it will be a lot but with clouds nd showers could be unsettled. temperatures tonight will be dropping in the 70s, though. here's the max hd forect. fair skies at 11:00. just gorgeous. 73 degrees out there. early tomorrow morning we should wakeup tpretty much full sunshine. there could be a couple of high clouds and that's about it. temperature in the city 68 but lower to mid-60s in the suburbs and tonight in the suburbs it will be overnigh

to the bottom of the seventh, tied at 1-1, two outs, justin verlander, 98-mile-per-hour heater gets evanria. verlander eight innings, one earned run, seven strikeouts. in the ninth, adam everett. tigers scored three in the top of the ninth. go up 4-1. gets interesting in the bottom of the ninth. fernando rodney gets willie aybar to ground out. tigers hold on for a 4-3 win. detroit ends a four-game losing streak at the trop. justin verlander gets his 16th win of the year. that ties him with cc sabathia of the yankees for most in the american league. here is your a.l. wild card picture -- the red sox lose, the rangers win. texas two back. tampa misses a chance. they are six back and fading fast. >> yankees looking for their eighth straight win, taking on toronto. roy halladay -- he's been struggling as of late, lost five of his last seven. wouldn't know it, though, watching this game -- a complete-game one-hitter. he struck out nine, did halladay -- the last pitcher to throw a one-hit shutout against a team on a winning streak of seven or more games, jimmy key of the blue jays in 1986. key

over to laura evans >> it's about the stress.hey believe stress related insomnia affects more women than men. could it be because of a job loss or a regular schedule. your body gets in a rhythm and when stress or job that, you ma sleeping. the clock is being tampered with. even if you don't have to get up and go to work, you have to give yourself a straight schedule >> association the question is, what do you do. this doctor suggests being productive, even if you are not working. you can try medication. it may help you break the cycle of worrying about not sleeping that you sleepless. but doctor says don't rely on medicine for too long >>> text while you drive. that is what some teenagers were told as they learned about the dangers of distracted driving. they were encouraged to text as they drove a training course in the parking lot. intructors wanted them to see how dangerous it is. >> the bottom line if you are taking your eyes off the road, you have to be looking at -- you need to be looking out front. if you look down for a s

bottom 7, justin verlander and evan longoria with the 98 mile per hour heater. top nine, tie game, adam everett, lines it to left. the tigers score three in the top of the ninth. go up 4-1. bottom nine. rays with two on. aybar grounds to first, detroit hangs on 4-3. the tigers end a four-game losing streak at tampa. justin verlander now 4-0 in had i see career against the rays, he's won he three straight overall, and ties c.c. sabathia with his 16th win. that is the most in the american league. >> so, in the american league wildcard race, the red sox lose. the rangers win. so texas now within two games of boston. tampa cannot gain any ground. they are six back, and fading fast. >> yankees looking for their eighth straight win. taking on toronto and roy haladay. he's struggleling lately. lost five of his last 7. wouldn't know it watching this game though. mark teixeira take a seat. haladay a complete game 1 hitt hitter. nine k's in this one. the last pitcher to throw a one-hit shutout on a team seven or more games, kimmie he key, he was pitching for the bluejays

yes. >> evan, thanks. for more on this and article how it may be impossible to cut off the money supplied to the taliban you can head to our website msnbc.com. >>> swiss police have confirmed they arrested film director roman polanski on a 31-year-old arrest warrant. let's go to tom aspell. where did this, i mean, it happened in switzerland. under what circumstances? >> reporter: well, roman polanski was flying into zurich airport, he was to receive a lifetime achievement award tonight. and police were waiting for him at the airport there. the 76-year-old director was picked up at the airport and he's now being held in a detention center pending extradition request from the united states. he fled the u.s. to live in france in 1978 a year after pleading guilty to unlawful sexual intercourse with a 13-year-old girl t. girl's mother complained that polanski had given her daughter drugs and alcohol before having sex with her at jack nicholson's house in los angeles. polanski directed classics "china town" and

here's senator evan bayh and judd gregg. gentlemen, thank you ever so much for coming on the program. senator gregg, you know, i have excerpts from the speech. i don't know the entire speech, but one of the key paragraphs right at the top p. mr. obama says we have witnessed a partisan spectacle, unyielding ideological camps scoring political points. he can referring to the summer debate, senator gregg. what is your thought on that opener? >> not too constructive. in fact, here in the senate i don't think it's been a partisan spectacle at all. just the opposite. you've had really serious members of the senate working hard in the baucus-grassley group. you have a partisan bill that has 20 senators on it, ten republican, tenkrats. i happen to be a co-sponsor of that. and you have with people like evan bayh a bunch of folks who would like to get something done on both sides of the aisle. i think we're ready to go if we can get some indication from the president that bipartisan proposals make sense. >> senator bayh, i cannot repo

condly, m evan is an enormously respect man. hasn't given to che ots, he is a ve rious leslator. when he ys reflects not only his own judgement which is rpect, but i think i reflects widely the skeptism and doubt out the precise mission and what is achievable w many trips are we really asking for. how long are we asking them to stathere. i me i don'think that's been mad clear by the president or anybody ee. along the lines of what these the edirial page writers, itors toljeff awhile ago. >> partly i ame the prident. e president supported this idea of increasi the troop levels and presumably will do it again. he never really explained why. in fact, h minute myed e expense and commitnt that we were there and we wer doing real nation building heever rely would explain that. now at is coming back t haunt them. and then the secrery thing is the karz election which has delivered a serus body blow t morale in th cotry. and i would hope the karzai governments getting the message. they certainly payttention tohis stuff. and if they want the u.s. t st, if they don't want the taliban to tak

did the credit senator evan -- democratic senator evan bayh john has been patiently standing by. what does that mean? max baucus has been trying to line up votes. this means we have a health-care package that is that bipartisan. >> at lunch today, max indicated he was cautiously optimistic that he might get support of olympia snowe, all the snow wanted to wait to see what the president had to say tonight, but he felt good about his conversations with her. also, i would expect the president tonight -- i was with his chief of staff earlier today -- to specifically enumerate five or six ideas that have been advocated by republicans, including campaigned on by senator mccain in the campaign last fall, that he has embraced, that will be part of the package. including some aspects of tort reform. as i think you're going to see him reach out and say he would much prefer this to be a cooperative venture. that is by far and away the ideal way to do. neil: that might be the ideal way, but it looks increasingly like it will not be the way, but to maybe save olympia snowe. kiddie still colle

fox 5 news laura evans. >> reporter: they formally declared the death a homicide, the killer has not been caught. they're looking into the matter. police believe nobody was in danger. they believe that annie le was specifically targeted although there are no suspects or motives at this time. they are sorting through the evidence at this time. her body was found in a wall in a high security lab building just yesterday. >> terrible, just -- that this happened inside a secure building. i mean this is where we work. and the kids go here for their education and this has to happen. i think it is terrible. >> they only close down the building on sunday, and we were all working in there on tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday. and i was in there saturday as well. so -- you know? we're all there and she is still in the basement. and that is -- that is messed up. >> reporter: interesting to note too and this is important for the police investigation that the building is monitored by 75 surveillance videos and the only people who are allowed to enter are security personnel, students, and -- sch

joining me now, msnbc news terrorism analyst evan coleman. good morning to you.lways good to see you. >> thank you. >> al qaeda, compare what it's like now to what it was in the wake of 9/11 eight years ago. >> kind of like an omelet that's been diced up. unfortunately, even though we've managed to kind of break up the leadership, we've managed to take out or capture a number of very, very important al qaeda commanders, including the mastermind behind 9/11, khalid shaikh mohammed, there is still a viable organization there. osama bin laden is still out there, ayman al zawahiri is still out there, the top lieutenant, and they've managed to bring together a new generation of aides and supporters and lieutenants to staff the upper levels of al qaeda. now, it should be said, al qaeda has not managed to strike directly inside the united states since 9/11. that is somewhat of a victory, but we have to be careful, because al qaeda has made several attempts to strike at both the u.s. and the uk. of course, there was the bombings back in 2005, and they're continuing to ma

evan is an enormously respected man. he hasn't given to cheap shots, he is a very serious legislator. when he says reflects not only his own judgement which is respect, but i think it reflects widely the skepticism and doubt about the precise mission and what is achievable. how many trips are we really asking for. how long are we asking them to stay there. i mean i don't think that's been made clear by the president or anybody else. >> along the lines of what these three editorial page writers, editors told jeff awhile ago. >> partly i blame the president. the president supported this idea of increasing the troop levels and presumably will do it again. he never really explained why. in fact, he minute i myed the expense and commitment that we were there. and we were doing real nation building he never really would explain that. now that is coming back to haunt them. and then the secretary thing is the karzai election which has delivered a serious body blow to morale in this country. and i would hope the karzai government

laura evans has a look at those tributes. >> reporter: starting in new york.he family members and volunteers stood out in the rain reang out the names of everyone killed in the attacks there. >> christopher e. allenham. [ indiscernible ] >> our dear son, nicholas charles alexander rose. >> reporter: they also observed four moments of silence, the exact times the jet liners struck the north and south towers and the times each tower fell. vice president joe biden and bloomberg spoke to the mourners. >> just as our hearts return to those that we lost, we also remember all of those who spontaneously rushed forward to help however and whomever they could. their compassion and self-less acts are etched in our city's history. >> reporter: the crowd gathered at a recently-completed plaza next to ground zero. it's part of the memorial that will include two square pools, symbols of the footprints of the world trade center towers. >> todd m. beamer. there is no grand memorial to mark where 40 people died on 9/11 in shanksville, pennsylvania, but there was a ceremony in t

laura evans has more on this. >> for the third time the actions of acorn workers are called in to question. let's show you part of the newest video. >> buy a house with a backyard. you get a pimp he is going to want to come and beat you and want money. >> once again this is the work of conservative film maker james o'keeffe. he is posing as a pimp and his partner pretends to be a prostitute and the it shows acorn workers giving advice how to disguise their profession to get a loan and advice on laundering their earnings. a similar tape surfaced led to two employees being fired in dc and two other workers were fired in baltimore. the tape went in to detail about the supposed plan to bring under-aged girls to work as prostitutes. acorn says the tapes are part of a long-term plan to smear them. the u.s. census cut ties with the group on friday and some lawmakers are calling for hearings on the issue. >>> are you in the market for a con de? if you are on the fence hack fast to what a condo comeback could mean for buyers. >>> we will have reaction to this whole kanye west taylor swift fiasco at

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over to laura evans. >> reporter: yeah, you may recognize this here.d to be a senior white house adviser and deputy chief of staff and active in politics. now has a new gig as an actor, arl rove on "family guy." >> i think they're supposed to give me a script here eventually. script? there we go. >> there it is. rove did voice-over work today on fox 5 for e hit show and said when the creator called, he was not sure what the show was. his 20-year-old son convinced him to do it and the fact that rush limbaugh is doing a show, too, sealed the deal. editorial work, that is. >> the conversation with the creator of the program who is a mindless liberal who had a incredibly tasteless joke in the script, which i talked him out of. it was a sign of how much help he needed from a conservative to make this program succeed. i play myself. meaning the son of sat ap, the spawn of e -- satan, the spawn of evil. >> mindless liberal. limbaugh and rove are in the same episode. don't set your dvr yet. it will be awhile before the episode airs. we'll let you know when it

evans road is the point of detour. back to you. >> thanks very much, jerry.resident obama is working to get congress to support for health care reform and he may need to winveher t public as well. 52% of americans disapprove of the way the president is e debate theeaarlt ch so far, according to a new a.p. poll. 49% of the people polled say they appose the health care overhealth care plan congress is congress right now. president obama's overall approval numbers have fallen to 50%, according to the poll. it was at 55% in july. kimberly suiters now joins us with more on what president obama is doing to try to rally support for health care reform. good morning. >> good morning, joe. well, the public has asked the president to really be clear on this issue so the president laid out three goals in his speech -- more security if you have insurance, coverage if you don't have it and a slowing of health care costs. the president also addressed what he called bogus claims, confusion and scare tactics, and he seemed to reach out to the left and the right over the issue

laura evans tonight, everywhere. >>> and the two were crossing capitol view avenue when they were both hit by what police believe is a black toyota vehicle. the ister says that maria is awake and talking. the other victim, rose is still unconscious. her husband says her chilen are struggling without her. >>> and police in northern california say they found a bone on the property next door to the man charged with kidnapping a little girl and hiding her in his back yard for 18 years. they want to know if philip garrido may be linked to other murders. he and his wife, nancy, pleads not guilty to other murders. >>> and scottland ministers, a newspaper in the uk reported a release came as an oil deal was being negotiated. officials deny that claim. >>> and three men lost at sea for so long the coast guard gave up looking for them. but tonight they are back home on land, safe, sound, sharing their incredible story of survival. >>> and the recent work on the family cemetery turned up something bizarre as in nothing at all. the mystery of the missing remains coming up. >>> but first, hope had

i'm joining river guide bob dietrich and naturalist nicole whittington-evans on this arctic journey. we're heading to the north slope of the brooks range to pick up the kongakut river. from there, we'll float through some of the most remote wilderness in north america. so, where are our best chances, do you think, to see the caribou? while they're moving across the coastal plain, a lot of them are kind of north of these little mountains here. and a lot of them come right on through this passage -- it's sort of a shorter cut. nicole: the richness of this area is incredible. all right! all right! everybody in! ooh! that's fun! off like a herd of turtle. art: this is what i love. when you first get on the river, at the beginning of the day and you just float and every fold, every bend in the river reveals something new. this is exciting. it's a great way of seeing the arctic because we're so quiet as we float down. come around a bend, there could be caribou on the bar. four doll sheep up on the ridge ahead. and this is just the beginning! unlike a lot of what people do in the lower 48,

. >> evan wright, author of "hella nation". >> an anarchist warrior who led the anarchy in the world trade organization protests in seattle in 1999. i flowed him after tt. he was among a group of bck clad kids that brought rocks and pieces f debris and smashed windows at starbus and other corporate symbols in seattle to protest globalization. i followed him and his band of merry anarchist's on the road. >> why? >> to g beneath the network news images of the protests. what they did wasy media friendly. they smashed windows, the news cameras were on them and for a week americans were saturated with images of these kids, but nobody really explored to they were or why they were doing it. >> what did yo find? >> i found some of what they did was commendable, they were environmentalist, i also found profoundly disturbing strain of thought in their beliefs. they were followers of ted kosinski, the unabomber. they had taken environmentalism to this extreme of and ihumanism. and they believed if returned back the hands of time to a paleolhic era, we would live in paradise. the more time i spe

my phone bzed, it wa evan my other counder. said i'm snipping wine after a massage in napa valley.i thoht this is funnye's doinghat and i'm doing this. and laughed and that lahter product i want toork on. it made me lau. but in m opinion, humor is mor important than people give it credit for. it is a very important delivery mechanism for information. a lot of times hum is where truth is. humor is a way for hans to convey things they wouldt otherwise beomfortable doing. th sillyness was actually t me a signal this was a great thing to work on. after this, we started realizing during earthakes and wilires, it was a usefu tool to disseminatenformation through a groupf people. tavishow big of the celebty embrace of it has been to th fostering of it. >> theelebrity embrace and then you can put these inrnational event that is hav occurr -- muss the celebrity -- sort of embracement ot. and i thk it helped me grow. the celebritys have large vomes of people already. you have someone like lance armstrg andartha stewart using the service. th're interested -- ther are peoplenterested in what t