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when it hits the gulf coast it could be a categoryican r: t pat exp o ml days before the seventh anniversary of hurricane katrina, the city of new orleans is on edge. drivers have already lined up for gas. residents are buying plywood. the city declared a state of emergency. officials are warning -- be rhing >> we are certainly encouraging all of our people to stay alert, to monitor local weather conditions in their area and follow what local officials are telling them. >> reporter: the change in track means tampa will be spared the worst of isaac's wrath. strong wind and half a foot of city officials are coce republican officialcale dato te. enthusiasm am eleo cf3 arriving all weekend prepared for any weather >> i have my raincoat on. i am ready for some weather >> reporter: schools here in tampa eca officials are worried about high winds and flooding. at 2:00 this afternoon, the republican convention will gavel in for just five minutes. a very quick, brief session, just to formally kick things off here in tampa. rob and paula, back to you. >> karen, all of this planning, about $40 million

. >>> capital bike share is exp d expanding in northern virginia. crews install eight new bike share stations in old town alexandria. those include the braddock road metro station, the king station, metro station, king street met row station. it as more than 1600 bikes at more than 175 stations in d.c. and arlington. >>> this week a task force will review how effective those d.c. traffic cameras really are. d.c. councilwoman mary chai wants to know if fewer people are speeding or running red lights because of penalties as high as they are. right now the penalty for running a red light is about $150. getting caught on a speed camera can cost as much as $250. it could be several months before the task force makes a decision. >>> we're going to check in on the midday traffic and see if folks are minding the laws. danella sealock is keeping an eye on the roadways. >>> if they're driving on the inner loop they're gripping the steering while tightly. the right lane is blocked on i-66 and the delays start at arlington boulevard. look at 295 looking good fr

in part three of his report, gary tuchman expes to what amounts to a pipeline between five counties inntana's pinehaven christian children's ranch. dozens of kids it turns out from illinois have ended up at pinehaven, steered there all by the same truant officer. it happened to a teen named cassie against her mother's wishes. now her mom wants to pull her out of pinehaven but can't. here's gary's report. >> reporter: paula of illinois is the mother of seven children. what is the name of your youngest daughter? >> cassie castill. >> reporter: how old is cassie? >> she just turned 16. >> reporter: she said her daughter was raped by a relative. and that cassie had tried to kill herself. >> she took a bottle full of pills. and she was placed into harsha. >> harsha is? >> a behavioral center in illinois. >> reporter: she said one day a truant officer from her town made a trip to that behavioral center to visits cassie and recommended she transfer to a very different place. >> cassie called me, she was crying, she said, mommy, i just made a mistake. >> what's her mistake? >> i asked her what

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just to shift the conversation back it oto our wall street exp, there's a contradiction on wall streethear all these wall street guys saying we hate the administration, we think that policies are disaster. we're heading on this fiscal cliff and the country's going bankrupt. but if you look at how the bond markets are valuing u.s. treasuries, none of that's true, because borrowing costs for the united states government are at a historically low rate which means a huge degree of confidence in the u.s. government. so how do we square people talking about how awful this administration is and yet putting their money into the very paper that's issued by the -- >> and ultimately not doing too padly. >> it's the great paradox of the vote. >>, kuz me? >> i think they're genuinely offended. >> they are. it's more about the rhetoric than the actual policy. >> the rhetoric is self-serving. i don't think there's a paradox there. the rhetoric adds up to, this is going to be a better case for me. the notion that it's paradoxical, not to the people that are saying it, makes total sense to them. i don'

s having somn trying to define itt romney, and it looks like a,'s having some success in expe at least in these three states. g's the business experience. that was the core of governor romney's argument. an and the obama campaign has been shipping away at that. the poll says that more people say that governor romney was focused on making profits, not learning to create jobs. so this isn't over. oods is just the beginning. but it's good news for president spect at this moment. >> but there's also the aspect of t of the feeling that the president seems to care more. >> yes. >> h t d that is the only thing that is lifting president obama here, that he is empathetic and and rstands the problems and concerns. the econoust on the economy tlone, the voters do not believe hreehis point in these three holdinghat he deserves re-election. peopl's the other intangibles that they are still holding onto him. but people still don't know enough about mitt romney. it sho it shows that more people are waiting to be kind of defined and fill in the blanks here. so he has his work cut out for him over the

he spoke at a white house meeting this morning directly addressing those who are expe expected to be in the path of that storm. >> i want to encourage all residents of the gulf coast to listen to your local officials and follow their directions. including if they tell you to evacuate. we're dealing with a big storm and there could be significant flooding and other damage across a large area. now is not the time to tempt fate. now is not the time to dismiss official warnings. you need to take this seriously. >> i want to bring in jennifer delgato who's tracking isaac. there are a couple developments. first of all, the path of isaac. i understand you have new information about possible tornadoes. >> absolutely. this is because of hurricane isaac. we're going totart out now, suzanne, i want to let people know we have a tornado warning in place. as we walk over to our graphic here. this is going to be until 12:15 local time. of course, that's central time. we still have a little ways to go. as i show you on our radar, i will make it big for you, this is the area we're talking about. the

. >> i am doing a gap year for a number of reasons, the most important reason is to gain the exp experiential i went to a academically rigorous high school. took 12 aps, which is definitely an extreme. i spent so much time reading and studying and taking tests, i felt like in order to make the most of my time in college, i need to step away from the academic treadmill and i need to go out and experience living by myself, living in a new place, going to guatemala and anythinia and doing spanish immersion. >> you have done very well academically if you are heading to harvard. and you also have a broad definition of what constitutes a good education. >> for me, my education experience was different. i felt like i wasn't being challenged enough in school. and they wraent really teaching us the emotional component and civic component. so i took a step back from the education process and i began being heavily involved in community organizing and social justice work, because i felt like that was my passion and that was where i was being nurtured the most and where my voice was needed. >> if there wa

. >> i exp lows. i mean i got through you the speech this morning pretty well. up there and just start crying. i'm 66 years old. when i stop crying you can put me in the ground because it still is an emotional impact and that is difficult to see on the surface but people carry that within their hearts every day. >> reporter: board memory chard says 9/11 still haunts him today. he is a tower two survivor honoring his son in law's best friend joe clinter a firefighter who lost his life while trying to save others. for our years of coverage and survivors you port america's 9/11 foundation presented me with a flag on behalf of fox news channel. it has been flown over all three crash site. to date the motorcycle ride raised $180,000 in scholarship funds for children of active first responders across the country. back to you. >> shannon: thank you so much for giving us an up close look at that effort. >> top accusations against the obama administration from former members of the military. i will talk to a navy seal behind a new documentary that claims the white house

. >> the problem is that exp pecktations are sky high and he looks like the man who can meet the expectationspecting an okay speech. >> reporter: castro who is also the youngest mayor of a major american city has shown before he is media savvy. when basketball star charles barkley suggested that san antonio had more than its share of overweight women, instead of demanding a apology, castro fired back with this video that went viral. >> we have four nba championship rings and on the way to the fifth, and you -- okay. >> reporter: obama has honored castro before, and he has been elected to sit with the first lady at the state of the union address just weeks after san antonio was ranked the fourth economy, and then castro was named co-chairman. he is a graduate of stanford and harvard law school says he is a strong believer in affirmative action which is a policy that gave him and his identical twin brother, joaquin, the opportunity to attend two of the most prestigious colleges in the world. after alienating many latinos the president is trying to court a voting bloc that heavily favored him in

the driver has serious i is exp >>> word from afghanistan that two nato troops have been killed in ahelicopter crash. no further details for the nationality of the dead. >>>:30 right now. tucker is with us once again for another check on our day. hey, tuck. >> good morning. you hook like the cat that ate the canary. there is a live look at isaac. >> maximum ends with down to 45 miles per hour. it's slowly falling apart. that's of course great news but it is still fairly strong particularly considering it made landfall about 36 hours ago. that's what's left of the eye and you can see most of the rain to the east. good news is it finally got north and north and west of new orleans now. still heavy rain in new orleans but will fall apart later today. still tropical features to isaac heavy rain for parts of the country that need it. it's going to turn up and around this area of high pressure. this is going to deliver a couple of nice days around here with the high pressure system. end of t weekend we could see some showers moving to the mid- atlantic here as early as sunday perhaps monda

these conditions here in new orleans, they're exp last, all morning. >> yeah, slow-mover, hours before that area of the country is out of the wood on this. in terms of shelters there in the city, did folks fill them up? are people seeming to be riding this out at home? >> reporter: well, you know, it is interesting. yesterday we called shelters in the city and they said that -- that thettye but of the red cross says that there are 800 people in ten states in shelters across, across the southern part of the united states. so here in new orleans, officials, wa ple have a plan. so they didn't want people to -- expect to go to shelters available, be in the convention center or super dome like in hurricane katrina. >> wanted to avoid those scenes this time around for sure. >> and the president declared a -- a federal emergency, which of course, opened up the federal funds. what kind of economic impact do you think that this storm, that this hurricane, rather, is going to have on the area? >> reporter: well, i guess it depends on how long it lasts, whether or not it moves out of here and if

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