patrick fitzgerald is in the u.s. attorney's office in chicago sending letters to kill peter lands's book. chapter v, all the evidence i brought to the 9/11 commission when i testified, who did i testify tous? a man who might -- should have been a witness for the mmission. no stenographer, no recording equipment. i so mistrusted him that i said all the evidence i had ended up in the national archives that they reduced everythg said about the plot starting in manila in 1994 to thisfootnote. you know who they cited as the authority for when the plot started two years later? mohamad. that is like asking david berkowitz -- he is theater board, 183times, completely unreliable. robert windham of nbc news recently did a study, quote, more than 1 quarter of all footnotes in the 9/11 report refers to cia interrogates outside operatives, subjected to controversial interration techniques. they were tortured, one out of every four footnotes, that is who they are citing as their authority. now, this is my piece that you can get on

attorney patrick fitzgerald, let's start there.fitzgerald was here and i could interview him and i wish i could, and let me not try and speak for him. but let me say what many other prosecutors might say, yes, that is the system, rick and politicians have to go out and scrounge for money for people to get elected. but this guy blagojevich, listen to what he did, he was shaking down the children's hospital to not give them the funding until he got from them apparently some campaign contributions. he told the tribune, i'm reading again from what he said, he told the tribune and sent a message to the tribune that if they didn't fire their editors, he wouldn't work with them. so he's saying that you went beyond the pale, did you? >> as you are saying those things, those things are completely false and completely a travesty of what the real truth is. in both of those cases, when the full story comes out, you will see that it's upside down. in fact when it comes to children's health care, i was the first governor in american history to g

you say this prosecutor, i emergency you're talking about fitzgerald, right?ned about his own standing he willfully conducts prosecutions and investigations that cause great injustice. the same prosecutor is the one who accused me of trying to sell barack obama's seat for personal gain, but that accusation is completely and entirely false. here we've got fitzgerald who our viewers just heard moments ago saying you were trying to sell his seat, and i hear you here accusing this prosecutor of making all this up, and further, if i move on in this book, by the way, and i don't want to take up too much of your time, but you go on to say if anybody was trying to get the seat sold, it was the other side trying to get you to sell it. >> well, the book is truthful. everything i wrote in the book is truthful. i want to say something to you, rick, and it's very important. someone is lying here. someone is lying here, and it's either a crime spree selling a senate seat for financial gain and that is flat out false, or it's what i just said. the truth is in taped conversat

kurt warner and larry fitzgerald and the nfc champion arizona cardinals."football night in america" will get it started at 7:00 eastern and 4:00 pank pacific. late local news. "dateline" on nbc coming up next. until next week, al michaels and cris collinsworth and andrea kremer and our entire sports crew staying good night from arlington, texas. . -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com home opener but some fans booed and even the coach admit the celebration was bittersweet considering the gross lack of offense. good sunday to you. i'm craig melvin. the washington redskins are 1-1 and they pulled out the nail biter. not one for the

fox 5s tom fitzgerald has more on today's emotional remembrance. ♪ >> reporter: a steady rain broke theilence as president obama placed a wreath at the pentagon 9/11 memorial friday. let us renew our resolve against those who perpetrated this barbaric act. >> reporter: the commander in chief used the occasion to note the terrorists continue to plot strikes inside america. >> the defense of our nation, we will never waiver. the pursuit of al qaeda and the extremist all is we will never falter. >> reporter: the president and michelle obama greeted family members who then entered the memorial. the pentagon memorial is made up of 184 benches, each bearing the name of a person who lost their life here on september th, 2001. names like brady howell of arlington, virginia,&his brother regan said time has stood still. >> it really doesn't seem like 8 years other than eight years of missing a brother and very good friend. >> reporter: names like jimmy holly of bowie, maryland, his wife martha said 9/11 shock has faded but not its grief. >> there are days i'm good and some days i just cry, you kn

tom fitzgerald has more on what the president wants from wall street. >> reporter: what he president outlined today, if passed, would represent some of the biggest changes to banking laws since the great depression. already embroiled in a tough fight over health care the administration may find it tough to get reforms past now thebacking crisis has ended. now in the heart of wall street, president obama has issue a tough warning to banking check -- executives. >> normalsy cannot lead to complacency. >> reporter: without saying which wouldn'ts the president said with the worst of the banking crisis over some institutions are returning to their old ways. >> instead of learning the lessons of lee -- lehman and the crisis which we are still recoveringthey are ignoring. >> the old ways that led to the crisis cannot stand and to think exten that some have so readily returned to them underscores the need for change and change now. history cannot be allowed to repeat itself. >> reporter: while the president says his plan would prevent another crisis some critics reason so sure. >> in all int

but he didn't mention the fitzgeralds. when i see john, i'll mention that to him. you said you had a story about that. >> when he came back to boston, he had one of the press ask him that question, why he didn't mention fitzgeralds. he said when he first campaigned for congress with grandpa fitzgerald, grandpa had been elected to congress in 1896 with three terms and came back and was mayor of boston. when he campaigned with my brother, right after the war, my brother came back from the pacific, he said we traveled around the district, grandpa would be in a certain part of the district which would be settled by people from cork and he'd pretend he was from cork. then they'd go to a different part of the district and he said he was from slygo. my brother said, i never knew where grandpa was from. my mother heard that story. she didn't accept it completely but it was a good story. >> larry: ted kennedy, pate trih of an american dynasty. stay with us. sits on top of skin,oistr almost as if you're wearing it. only new dove deep moisture has nutriummoisture, a breakthro

tom fitzgerald, fox 5 news. >>> the reform -- the reforms i'm proposing would not apply to those who are here illegally. >> you lie. >> i'm sure you've heard that all day long. republican congressman joe wilson yelling "you lie" at president obama when he declared illegal immigrants would not get health care. an hour later wilson apologized. >> i last night heard from the leadership that they wanted me to contact the white house and state that my statements were inappropriate. i did. i'm very grateful that the white house in talking with them, they indicated that they appreciated the call. >> the president says everybody makes mistakes. speaker nancy pelosi doesn't plan to take any action against the congressman. >>> no shortage of opinion after wilson's outburst. here's the reaction we're getting on the web. one person wrote, sounds like he is lying. someone else said, i am so proud what joe wilson expressed. he is right. i do not blame him. let us know what you think on myfoxdc.com. >>> the same time the. was speaking to congress, cops say a man showed up on capitol hill with two g

fox 5s tom fitzgerald is live in the newsroom with this one. tom? >> reporter: it was not -- here at the beginning of the summit. tonight, there are fresh questions about what iran has been up to and what -- with the nuclear program. it was not what people were expecting to hear at the start of the economic summitt. >> the islamic public of iran has been building a covert uranium enrichment facility. >> reporter: president obama alongside gordon brown. iran's nuclear program is the most urgent proliferation challenge that the world faces today. >> reporter: and french president sarkozy. >> everything, everything must be put on the table now. >> reporter: u.s. officials say it's big enough to produce uranium for one or two bombs a year and don't know for sure without inspection. >> this is not the first time iran concealed information about the nuclear program. >> reporter: iran's president, mahmoud ahmadinejad, admitted the facility exists. claiming it's for energy production. [ speaking in native tongue ] [ through translator ] >> what business is

he said when he first campaigned for congress with grandpa fitzgerald, he ran in that district, grandpa had been elected to congress in 1896 with three terms and came back and was mayor of boston. when he campaigned with my brother, right after the war, my brother came back from the pacific, he said we traveled around the district, grandpa would be in a certain part of the district which would be settled by people from cork and he'd pretend he was from cork. then they'd go to a different part of the district and he said he was from sligo. he'd go to a different place and said he was from there. my brother said, i never knew where grandpa was from. my mother heard that story. she didn't accept it completely but it was a good story. >> larry: ted kennedy. father, uncle, patriarch of an american dynasty. stay with us. most people try to get rid of algae, and we're trying to grow it. the algae are very beautiful. they come in blue or red, golden, green. algae could be converted into biofuels... that we could someday run our cars on. in using algae to form biofuels, we're not competing with

the bottle the attorney general started the first investigation that's morphed into the patrick fitzgerald invectigati probe dick mell created his son-in-law and basically planted the seeds to destroy him. >> host: why did rod blagojevich have dreams to become a president and why were they possible? if you go back seven years you would say there is a young politician a young democratic politician who will become prident of the united states bere 2010 everybody would think you were talking abo rod blagojevich. it makes him sound like he is a character on a "saturday night live" bute had a gre deal of political skill. i not necessarily mean governing but polital skill. can you talk about he is not just a cartoon character. there's a lot to this man as a politician. >>uest: have so they when h won e governorship and first-time 2002 and seriously inking aut runnng for president, it was not unrealistic. he just one governor of the fifth largest state, a pulist campaign, he was appealing, the voters responded he knew how t raise money and as he was being talked about it was not unrealistic for o

. >> tom fitzgerald. thank you very much. >>> now to a murder mystery. the family is hoping a plea for help will crack the case. it has been more than a week since a woman was gunned down steps from her apartment. families along castle boulevard in silver spring are trying to come to grips with this senseless t of violence. karen gray houston has the latest. >> reporter: simon white was a hard working jamaican immigrant trying to make a life for herself in this country. grieving relatives traveled from jamaica and new york looking for answers and to ta her body home for burial. the relatives had pain etched on their faces, tears in their eyes. simon whit's sister said words could not express the family's grief. >> she was my own sister. she was one of my best friends. simone was hard working. she worked two jobs. >> reporter: one of those was as a telephone operator at the hamilton grown plaza hotel at 14th and k in d.c. the other in medical records at an office of eye doctors in chevy chase. according to management, she was an ideal employee. >> she was

joining us for the questioning is a washington times correspondent and alison fitzgerald of "bloomberg news." >> thank you congressman. the leaders of the biggest economies in the world are meeting in pittsburgh. how important a role is it for international cooperation or ways that the nation should work together in establishing norms for the financial system? >> we often say that is a great question. that actually is a great question. it is something we have struggled with. i will answer by saying that it is very important. we are in a global economy. in 1984, when i was elected to the state senate, we were the second state in the nation to do that. . . and we don't need to basically get -- have nnks standards or let them dick -- international standards or let them dictate how we approach national services, energy, health care. we need to fix what's broken. >> let me talk about this because the president talked about it last friday in pittsburgh. what resulted in the collapse of lehman brothers and a.i.g.? was it lack of oversight? >> i would say it started with really our markets bec

fox 5's tom fitzgerald is live with the details. >> reporter: this news came as a shock following the revelation last week that the u.s. and its allies discovered a secret nuclear facility southwest of teheran. the iranian government insisted that facility has only peaceful energy-production capabilities. however, it was revealed this morning on state-run mein iran that the revolutionary government in iran test fired short and medium-range missiles. these missiles have the capability of reaching countries outside of iranian borders. inside the united states, the reaction of the white house is they will continue with their efforts at the talks this week but some critics are saying the failure at the diplomatic level are proof the fact has continued with the nuclear and missile development. >> we are focused on the meeting on thursday and we hope iran is focused on its obligations internationally. >> i think this is a clear signal. iran is ever closer to a deliverable nuclear weapons capability, and the idea we are going to chitchat them out of that capability is badly mistaken. >> repo

at the pentagon, tom fitzgerald, fox 5 news. >>> 72 law enforcement officers were called -- killed in the 9/11 attacks. today, they were remembered in a serb special way at the law enforcement officer's memorial in washington. their names are inscribed on this wall and read aloud in this wreath laying. 71 of the officers were killed at the world trade center and the other officer was on the united flight 93. the crash in shankville, pennsylvania. >>> hundreds gathered in new york and in shanksville for their own memorials in a remote field in pennsylvania. mourners huled to remember thepa0 s ss gersand crew who died when flight 93 went down. there at gund zero, the crowds stood in the rain to remember the thousands who died, some held photos of the loved ones they lost and others simply left roses floating as a silent contradict. fox's rick leventhal has more on those remarks. >> reporter: bagpipers and drummers escort the world trade center flag to the memorial site near ground zero. hundreds gathering in the rain to pay tribute to the thousands of people who died 8 years ago when te

tom fitzgerald, fox 5 news. >> the u.s.nd five other nations begin face to face talks with iran about the nuclear ambition this week. >>> and a possible threat against president obama was looked at. a poll popped up over the weekend on facebook asking if the president should be killed. the facebook says it was created by an independent person using an add-on application. the site was then suspended. >>> and targeting atm's, not once, but twice, at least 16 times, the suspects are caught on tape. the latest location. >>> and a child sex offender hauled off to jail. the parents of the 12-year-old victim have a warning for you. what alerted them to the danger. >>> and virginia rolling out a new tool to stop the spread of swine flu. we're back in three take a look at third quarter sales. going to burgertown, want anything? if they still have "the can my butt look any bigger meal," will you get me one? me, too. and i'll have "the extra tht pants combo." tom? how about "the feel so bloated i just wanna sleep for 3 days meal?" the

his 12 touchdown catches him tied him for the nfl lead with the cardinals larry fitzgerald. he has 150 receiving yards and one touchdown. he's one of the players on a struggling lions' team that should not be taken lightly. if -- he catches a ball at 18 and goes 80. he's going to win if the ball is in the end zone. he's ray mismatch and a positive freak in nature to be so tall and so fast. >> come on. 6'5" running the way he t and they try every way to give him the ball. so he's going to be a threat. >>> calvin johnson only within reason why the lions should not be underestimated. there are a few other. >> reporter: good evening. inside a dark ford field. but tomorrow at 1:00 nine, the lights will be on for the redskins and the lions. the lions have had zero playoff appearances which matched the nun of withins they've had in the last 19 games. they it a lot of things well in this league on any given sunday anybody could beat anybody. and that's the thing that i don't think think you guys realize. there's no game in the nfl and it's just a given you're going to win. and if yo

tom fitzgerald, fox 5 news. >> the fight on capitol hill is likely to continue as lawmakers make changes to the health care reform bill. senate democrats see room for improvement starting with the tax on high cost policies and want stronger measures for health care costs over the long- term. the bill heads to committee next week and we'll see what amendments make it through. >>> a 17-year-old from montgomery county charged with the murder of rosa vasquez who, went missing earlier this month, we're getting new information on this and fox 5's maureen umeh is standing by with more. what do you know? >> reporter: the police arrested that 17-year-old suspect this morning and charged him as you said as an adult with first-degree murder and we'll show you where the alleged crime happened. they say the 17-year-old argued with the victim, 35-year-old vasquez and then killed her. he then put her body in a plastic storage container in the corner of the backyard. she was reported missing on september 1st by her former husband. her body was scored -- discovered last night. the suspect was a past acqu

tom fitzgerald is live at wakefield high school in arlington where the president will deliver the speech. tom. >> reporter: as you well know, this is a speech that garnered controversy before it was delivered. and in that turnaround of opinion you heard came from a lot of voices that started this down in florida. the republican chairman in florida said after having read the speech he agrees with many of the main themes that the president will talk about here at arlington high school in about an hour. but that did not solve the couldn't versey -- controversy that has gone on for the past several days. outspoken critics were going to pull their children from the school and not let them listen to e address because they were concerned about the message to the school children. here at wakefield high school we have packed the gymnasium today for students who are eagerly anticipating this dress. several school districts such as loudoun county decided to pull the plug on the president's address and not broadcast it either on the internet or throughout the classroom. in prince george's county off

he gets to throw to fitzgerald they are lucky that favre pulled off what he did today. already having beaten them in the division. singletary has done a job transforming that franchise, >> al: tremendous. indianapolis colts go to 3-0 thought three weeks into the season the colts in the afc those are the facts, ma'am. wendy's postgame report is . with online cash manager, you can do it all. suntrust. live solid. bank solid. with online cash manager, you can be where the action is. suntrust. live solid. bank solid. >> al: welcome to the wendy's postgame report. here now, bob costas. >> impressive job by the indianapolis colts on a tough back-to-back on the road. they go to miami for a monday night affair and come back to indianapolis to regroup and on the road again and long trip to arizona sunday night affair and win both and take their record 3-0. meanwhile, andrea kremer on the field with, who else? peyton manning. andrea? >> andrea: thank you, bob. 501 yards of total offense tonight. you look surprised at that. what were you able to exploit in their defense spaem with

tom fitzgerald is live in alexandria with the news edge. >> reporter: brian, this paper was right even in 1989 when bob mcdonald was a graduate student at the evangelical university in virginia beach. but fast forward to today, those old words of the new candidate are causing new problems for his campaign. it's been smooth sailing for bob mcdonald but the candidate hit rough water. >> what education is about long term, i believe, is about jobs. >> reporter: at t.c. williams high school, he said he wasted to raise school funding. >> people change. people grow. >> reporter: in the 1989 three advertise the 34-year-old mcdonald described working women as detrimental to traditional family. the government should favor married couples over could has been take tors. he said legalizing birth control by a married couple as illogical. >> >> my views have been shaped and molded over time. >> reporter: he said the document was taken out of context. >> i would be delighted if he would spend the rest of the campaign talking about a 20- year-old thesis. >> reporter: four former rilya wilson virginia l

fitzgerald is from the twin cities. and said that really helped him.rong receiver. but obviously has some speed. >> bob: telling them yesterday, decker's seen so much double-coverage. i was telling them how warfield and i used to work together after practice. he would never plan on running against single coverage. if they roll at me, double-coverage, i'll roll this way. and if they play me inside and out, i'm going to run it this way. and it's the same thing those guys are doing. >> dave: vereen, stays in bounds, as he fields at the 2. and he's not going to get back to the 15. popped at the 11 yard line by brian cischke. whether you're living in the chicagoland area, or your heart never left the city, logon to espnchicago.com. espn.com for dallas, new york and l.a. >> bob: you couldn't think that cal would take any chances. i wouldn't put the ball in the air. but i have big-play guys that i can hand it to. if best is in there, i might hand it to him on a good running play. >> dave: riley will end the half. >> chris: i would have tried to jump the snap

so hats off to bgc as well as cantor fitzgerald and all those out there who are serving our country on this national day of service. coming up next we head to the pits and tell you why options traders are betting big on then't casino names. should you double down along with them or walk away? you're watching "fast money" on cnbc, first in business worldwide. >>> welcome back. time now for "fast flash" when we alert to you a stock or index hitting a major milestone. the vix briefly, if you blinked you might have missed it. 52-week low intraday, pete. tell me about this because you're the one saying maybe, maybe not. >> we definitely got to a low today. what that low was exactly i'm not really sure. i mean, it was a real fractionate moment where we hit a low. but nonetheless we're down at the very low end. got to look at that and you've got to think to yourself given the marketplace that we've got and some of the concerns you've all got here, whether -- >> and the anniversary of lehman coming up. >> all of that adds up to me to tell me that it's an okay area to own some volatility right

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>> thank you, tom fitzgerald. >>> a political few powerhouse in virginia refusing to endorse cry deeds. the big wrench thrown into his bid for governor coming up next. >>> and tracking a new trend in the housing market. why now might be the time to buy or sell. we'll be right back. ♪ they make little hearts happy... ...and big hearts happy too. because as part of a heart healthy diet,... ...those delicious oats in cheerios can help naturally lower cholesterol. (cheerios spilling) cheerios. how can something so little... ...help you do something so big. >> the news edge on virginia now with the democratic snub in the race for governor. former governor l. douglas wilder is not endorsing cree deeds. the reason? wilder said in a statement he has concerns about deeds' views on guns andtaxes. wilder was the nation's first- elected black governor and said deeds and mcdonald are honorable men and well-suited to be elected. >>> the news edge on the economy now. sales of existing home sales fell unexpectedly last month, dropping 2.7% nationwide in august. however, here in our area, economists sa

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john fitzgerald.led the deal forcing kadafi to stay at the libyan mission. 50,000 bucks was coming your way. they wanted it right away. who did your potential client say they were when they called? >> they said they were a delegates from we lancaster can -- vir lancaster canalan can a. >> what made you think it was fishy. >> they wanted to move in within 24 hours. we needed to get some documents signed. and we needed to put names on documents. and when we asked for that, they wanted to rent the premises in their agent's name. we said we are dealing with a sovereign government here. we need to know the name of the sovereign government and guarantee the sovereign government. then it shifted from being the sri lankan government from people to the mideast. they would not identify where in the mideast. so we said we needed names of people who were going to occupy the premises and then finally they said they were from libya. brian: then what did you say. >> that was the end of the conversation. >> what did

whereas, john fitzgerald kennedy served the people of massachusetts with distinction in the senate before being elected the 35th president of the united states. whereas, robert francis kennedy served the people of new york with distinct in the senate after serving as the 64th attorney general. whereas, edward moore kennedy served the people of massachusetts with distinction in the senate for nearly half a century, acting as a tireless advocate for those who might otherwise have been without an advocate. whereas, the senate has been greatly enriched by the dedication, compassion, and talent of the three kennedy brothers who served as senators. whereas, in the caucus room of the russell senate office building, the people of the united states have commemorated tragedy, celebrated triumph, and held hearings of great importance on the most important issues facing the nation. whereas, it was in the caucus room of the russell senate office building that both senator john fitzgerald kennedy and senator robert francis kennedy announced their intention to run for the office of the president of the

s, this to larry fitzgerald, 92.3%. that's a single game nfl record. cards win it 31-17.and jaws are going to talk football now for you. [whistle] >> welcome back to "sportscenter's" coverage of "monday night football" from south florida the dolphins getting ready to take on peyton manning and the colts. it was a rude welcome for tom brady and the patriots. for the first time since december of 2006 new england does not score a touchdown. their offense has struggled. why? >> that he lost their he can will inreup. -- they lost their equalibrium. allow tom brady to get used to being around the body and get used to contact and not having to drop back and throw the ball 100 times in two games. >> is belichick worried? >> i don't think he's worried. he's worried how they'll look the last two games, not the first two games. >> brady had won 21 consecutive games since sunday and was the second since the merger. tennessee, south carolina are 0-2 and lost a combined seven games last season and now are at four combined. how do they right the ship? >> take a deep breath. us in the me

he loved working for cantor fitzgerald. he was excellent at what he did.m what we know, he would have gone very far in his field. he got the chance to go to london and he denied that because he loved new york city so much. he loved his family. he wanted to be close to home. charlie worked hard throughout college and went to the university of scranton, pa., and he loved working for cantor fitzgerald's. martha: tell me about your other brothers. >> my brothers both worked on wall street. after 9/11, they decided to become firemen. i think that was a big job for them, but they wanted to do something that meant so much, and to fight for what we believe in, to work hard and keep the memory of 9/11 alive. trace: i just have to ask you. we watch this all day long, distributes and the bells ringing. it is hard to watch this when you do not have a family member who died there. what is it like for you to go through this year after year? >> it is difficult every year. i know charlie is in heaven right now, hoping that we are not feeling sad. we want to keep his memor

or how about a watch that once belonged to ella fitzgerald. >> from exquisite jewelry to other items, rare an unusual. >> 550 exhibitors that came here to baltimore. known as one of the top asian and silver shows in the world. it is like walking through a muments at the fraction of a price with an option to buy. >> these are items that with stood the test of time from virtually every age. >> very good jade dating from the olympic period to the late 19, early 20th century. we have porcelain milk bottles. >> price ranges here are vast. victorian candle holders to $150 to paintings that sell to over a million. r reno renoir. >> we have pewter that was used when he was fighting the battle of the revolutionary war. >> if you have antiques of your own, you might wonder what they're worth. because this isn't the antique road show you can't bring them here to be priced. >> you can look around, see something similar, strike up a relationship with the dealer, follow-up privately. >> now through sunday evening, beginning and advance can come. > >> possibly retail. we have it in our booth for $75

s, this to larry fitzgerald, 92.3%. that's a single game nfl record. cards win it 31-17.t and jaws are going to talk football now for you. [whistle] >> welcome back to "sportscenter's" coverage of "monday night football" from south florida the dolphins getting ready to take on peyton manning and the colts. it was a rude welcome for tom brady and the patriots. for the first time since december of 2006 new england does not score a touchdown. their offense has struggled. why? >> that he lost their he can will inreup. -- they lost their equalibrium. allow tom brady to get used to being around the body and get used to contact and not having to drop back and throw the ball 100 times in two games. >> is belichick worried? >> i don't think he's worried. he's worried how they'll look the last two games, not the first two games. >> brady had won 21 consecutive games since sunday and was the second since the merger. tennessee, south carolina are 0-2 and lost a combined seven games last season and now are at four combined. how do they right the ship? >> take a deep breath. us in the

and we have also got calls in to fitzgerald, the prosecutor to get his reaction on all of this. >>> let's talk a.c.o.r.n. it's a complicated story, but the bottom line is if you're caught on tape doing something that's unethical and really almost illegal, you got to be called on it and we're going to be calling them on it during this hour. >>> and the latest on some fund rasing guys and how much money they've got. >> we're going to be tuning in. >> i'm passionate about this stuff. >> rick, see you soon from new york. >>> you might be surprised to learn which country could be the first to vaccinate for swine flu, a hint, it's not the u.s. >>> china may become the first country in the world to mass inoculate people from the swine flu. a company there was the first one to complete trials of the h1n1 vaccine. >> reporter: in a nation of 1.3 billion people, china has long warned an outbreak of h1n1 could be catastrophic. now it's set to become the first country to provide mass inoculation, china produced the first successful h1n1 vaccine in the world and is producing millions of doses to the p

larry fitzgerald jr., a football player. come on in. how are you? is diane. plays for the arizona cardinals. you saw him in the super bowl. didn't turn out the way you wanted last year. but so fantastic in how you played. you're also here because you're a designer of ice cream. larry's created a new ice cream flavor for cold stone creamery. it's part of your effort. breast cancer awareness month is coming up next month. you're doing this for your mom. >> i'm proud to be a partner with cold stone creamery. we're able to make some great ice cream and raise some money for breast cancer awareness. it's close to home. and it's an honor to have this opportunity. >> your mom was so brave in her battle with breast cancer. tell us about her. >> mom was a courageous woman. she fought for a lot of efforts back home in minneapolis. i'm doing this to honor her and so many mothers and wives around the country. anytime we can do that, that's a great cause. >> he's so mean on the football field. right now, he's so soft-spoken. >> and he's made ice cream. >> your fr

fox 5 news tom fitzgerald has more on the war in afghanistan. >> reporter: in its 8th year and secondresident, the war in afghanistan may not face one more new direction. >> this report is an assessment of -- where we are. >> reporter: white house press secretary robert gibbs says it was president obama who ordered the report which gibbs says the president has yet to receive. >> the president asked for a review of our policy. the president authorized additional security forces into afghanistan. >> reporter: the review from president obama's new commander, general mccrystal calls for more training of afghanistan forces to take over security responsibilities so u.s. troops can focus on other problems. u.s. already has some 62,000 troops in afghanistan, a record number. it will have 68,000 by the end of the year mccrystal's report doesn't call for more troops, but it is expected later this year. >> there is not a lot of support in washington for that. >> reporter: one source says while the taliban still controls nearly a third of afghanistan, this new strategy could free u.s. troops to g

tom fitzgerald has the highlights. >> reporter: the president said while the u.s. economy has pulled back from the brink of ruin he warned these financial giants they could not count on anymore bailouts. speaking at federal hall, the heart of the city's financial district, president told wall street executives they cannot only not count on bailouts but there are new rules to protect banking and credit card company and wants greater truth in advertising so customers know exactly what they are getting in to when they sign a mortgage loan or apply for credit cards and the president wants better oversight to prevent problems of the past from happening again. >> we will not go back to the days of reckless behavior and unchecked excess at t heart of this crisis where too many were motivated only by the appetite for quick kill and bloated bonuses. those on wall street cannot resume taking risks without regard for consequences and expect that next time american taxpayers will be there to break their fall. >> reporter: while the president declared in his speech today these

at the pentagon, tom fitzgerald, fox 5 news. >>> remembrances today at the other sites hit by the 9/11 attackers. fily members stood in the rain at ground zero reading the names of everyone killed. >> christopher eve allenham. >> our own very dear sonic lass charles alexander rome. >> they also observed four moments of silence, the exact times the jetliners struck the north and south towers and the tim >> just as our hearts return to those that we lost, we also remember all those who spontaneously rushed forward to help however and whomever they could. their compassion and selfless acts are etched in our city's history. >> the crowd gathered at a recently completed plaza next to ground zero. it's part of the memorial that will include two square pool, symbols of the footprints of the world trade towers. >>> todd m. beamer. [ bell tolls ] >> there is no grand memorial to mark where 40 people died in shanksville, pennsylvania but there was a ceremony in the field where flight 93 went down. the passengers on that flight died fghting the hijackers who took control of their plane. >> they w

the battle lines are drawn and that is where we findtom fitzgerald tonight. >> reporter: the president's gold is to clearly explain his goals for healthcare reform in the country and counteropponents on capitol hill, mainly republicans, who are trying to stop it. while the president huddled with democratic leaders yesterday, republicans rowdy in force, wondering if the white house was moving too fast on this without too little support from the american people. house speaker nancy pelosi, meanwhile, said that in they, a public government-run healthcare option will be part of any final bill. the republicans countered on that saying in august, the town hall meetings were clear examples that people were not on board with the president's plan. the house leader said democratic leaders and president have not taken -- paid enough attention to the plan. >> i think we're all interested in what he has to sea. i hope he's been listening to the american people. i think over the course of august, they raised their voices loud and clear that they don't want the massive government takeover of our health

tom fitzgerald, fox 5 news. >>> go to www.myfoxdc.com and look for complete coverage of the president's healthcare pitch. you can read the entire text of the speech, get reaction to representative joe wilson's heckling and post your own comment. >>> a major accident a short time ago. a school bus and suv hit head- on. check out the video here. it happened on staten island, new york. a lot of the people there appear to be emergency workers. after the bus and the truck hit, you can see here, they crashethrough a fence. wnyw, our fox sistertation in new york is reporting as many as 25 children and two adults are hurt. but we understand the injuries are not serious. >>> dramatic new video of yesterday's hijacking of a mexican airliner. a lone hijacker took over the plane after leaving cancun. a new video tonight shows the chaotic scene unfolding on the tarmac in mexico city after it landed. the passengers being rescued. you can see the suspects. jose flores right there, wearing white and holding a bible. here, you can see the authorities blowing up the fake bomb the suspect was carrying. no

tom fitzgerald, fox 5 news. >>> the top u.s. commander in afghanistan is still pushing for more troops. the pentagon's top military official met with general stanley mcchrystal today. he has reportedly requested as many as 40,000 more troops to beat the insurgency. the chairman of the joints chief of staff wanted to meet face to face with mcchrystal to enter understand his plan. >>> we're staying on top of developing news in mt. airy, maryland tonight. four bodies found inside a home. our reporter bob barnard on the scene. >>> potential targets for clever criminals. [ indiscernible ] >>> swine flu fears are running ramp participant acrossed country but it might -- rampant across the country but it might be what our troubled economic countrneeds. >>> it's going to be rainbut not all the weekend. i'll be back with a complete forecast and tell you when we're actually going to get some sunshine. stay with us.  >>> we want to take you back to some developing news in mustn't airy, maryland. four people don't dead in

any time you throw it to larry fitzgerald, that's a good call. >> once again, space. space. in space. dangerous pass here. >> 24 of 26, 93.2 pass percentage, best ever in a single game. cardinals win 31-17. redskins trying to get it going. campbell, campbell, campbell looking. >> it's almost intercepted. it lead to a field goal. >> second quarter, redskins up 3-0 on the rams' 10. campbell. going to throw it away. it's another field goal. washington zero touchdowns, four possessions, inside the rams' 10 yard line. fourth quarter, rams down nine. done any donnie avery, you've got to catch that to give yourselves a chance. redskins hang on to win 9-7. when we continue on this edition of "nfl primetime," will the turnover fest continue for jake delhomme and the love fest for tony gonzalez continue for the falcons? falcons? falcons? falcons? falcons? ok, if you're thinkin' about gettin' a new truck... this is your lucky day. make that month. 'cause it's ford truck month. and that means savings on the best selling trucks 32 straight years. fortunately, luck has nothing to do with

actresses like ingrid bergman and bette davis, baseball legends babe ruth and lou gerhig, singers ella fitzgeraldlie holiday, who all have one thing in common besides their greatness. >> roesler: we're a business agent for about 250 entertainment, sports, music and historical clients. but most of those are deceased. >> kroft: dead >> roesler: dead. >> kroft: they're working stiffs. >> roesler: i guess you could say that. >> kroft: you could call roesler's business a william morris agency for the departed, the c.a.a. of the d.o.a. it's called c.m.g., and it's headquartered far from the glitter of hollywood in an office park on the fringes of indianapolis, distinguished only for the orange wind sock for roesler's heli-pad and his green bentley. inside is a multi-tiered office lined with memorabilia from his departed clients. first stop, a suit worn by one of the blues brothers. >> roesler: i've represented the family of john belushi-- his widow, judy-- for almost 20 years. >> kroft: it is all tastefully done, and quiet as a morgue-- a shrine of sorts for legends whose time on earth has ended, but w

cantor fitzgerald.ming recently launched a new way for casino gamers to place their bets on sporting events in vegas. ceo of cantor gaming joins us from sin city to explain. lee. how does this work and is this making money at this point? because there's got to be a reason why a trading firm like cantor's doing this. >> it actually just launched in march of this year at the m casino. so we have two forms of gambling. we have mobile gaming, which is casino style games on a handheld device, which was introduced and okayed in october of last year and then rolled out at the m casino again in march of this year. and then in-running sports and sports wagering on handheld devices. so it is in the early stages. i can tell you that the revenue that's generated on it has been very, very encouraging as of late. >> are there barriers to entry? because it seems like a technology-driven thing so maybe someone else can spend the money on the technology and enter the space and be a competitor. >> well, there's regulator

. >> larry fitzgerald. do you believe it? >> the pittsburgh steelers have won the super bowl for their sixth time. >> take a swipe at one of ours and we'll take a swipe at two of yours. >> detroit lions select matthew staff ord. >> i want to win a super bowl. >> i didn't want to say: "what if." >> week one of the n.f.l. season. jets and texans and new york done got themselves a quarterback. >> young guy making it happen. over the top of the defense, don't have to worry about the zone conflict. mark sanchez and the jets out of the gate for week one win over the texans 24-7. late games around the n.f.l. as baltimore, surprise at that 31-24 chase hanging with ravens. down to third string quarterback, but broed brody c looks good. and tony romo and the cowboys, big gaudy numbers and rahe, m morris' debut in tampa bay. >> and with that, we say welcome inside the "espnews" newsroom. kevin connors returned through interceptions for touchdown in approximate three different seasons. long business card. >> a lot to say. >> eric allen w

you see, i was a volunteer in the campaign for john fitzgerald kennedy. i was a full-time volunteer for bobby kennedy for his campaign. i saw the nation ripped apart by these double assassinations. and i saw senator kennedy, in addition to being a lion in the senate, become a surrogate father to nieces and nephews. i saw him accept this mantle with enthusiasm and love, and with a commitment that showed. >> i lost my husband, berth through cancer. and i know well, what the end is like, and i know the good time that gross less and less, and the bad time that becomes more and more. ted tend's life was enriched by a very special woman. her name is vicky kennedy. and for me, she is really a mentor of what a wife should be. i've watched her sitting with him writing speeches. i have watched her at weekend retreats. i've watched her fill his life with love, companionship, understanding. and i know a little bit about what the last months of a cancer victim is like. and i can only say to her that well do everything we can to end cancer in our lifetime in this body.

and we have alison fitzgerald from bloomberg news. >> thank you for coming.ht now the leaders of the 20 biggest economies in the world are meeting in pittsburgh. one of the big subjects is financial regulation, which your committee is obviously grappling with. how important do you think a role is for international cooperation in setting specific things such as capital requirements, or more generally, just ways that the nation should work together in establishing norms for the financial system? >> well, we also say that is a great question, but that actually is a great question because it is something we struggle with. i am going to answer this by say it is very important. we are in a global economy. in 1984 when i was leaked to the state senate, we were the second state in the nation that passed interstate banking. so really, financial services, you could do it all in the community. ut banks that were owned in your home town. you got a mortgage and went down to the local bank. but that bank couldn't even branch across state lines. now you have international b

scot fitzgerald's la meant that there are no second acts, no one offers of better retort than g.n libby. >> i asked the white house if i could bring a few guests. >> now, mark foley hopes to emulate his success. a scandal in which foley was never charged with any crime, foley on politics debuts on c view am 960 in palm beach. >> democrats want to stay in power as did republicans when we were in the majority. >> we looked at every aspect and angle and thought the information aspect of what he brings to the table and the microphone can help people. >> bob may served 17 months in prison after pleading guilty to conspiracy and making false statements in the jack abramoff scandal and now hosts a show on wheeling, west virginia, 1370 am. >> talk radio gives me the chance to debate and be part of the debate, once again. >> other lawmakers face steep financial problems. gary condit, cleared in the investigation of chandra levy saw his ice cream franchise melt and now owes more than $45,000 to the bas baskin robbs company. mcclain a washington pr urges aspiring comeback artists to show si

." >>> it's become an annual tradition on wall street, bgc which includes cantor fitzgerald, every year on 9/11 howard sponsored this charity day where they par