it's sad that he's gone. >> in buoy, michael flynn, news4. >>> police are looking for the car that was stolen from the house. a 2000 black four-door mercedes s-430 with maryland dealer's plate 1 a 88982. they are asking that anyone that spot that car to call the police. >>> to the governor's race. 36 days to go until the election. both candidates for virginia governor campaigned in our area. creigh deeds was at tyson's corner. he addressed a group. the commonwealth governor's race continues to draw national ateng. bob mcdonald appeared on fox news sunday today. both candidate continued to talk about jump-starting the economy. >> i think these issues of jobs, the economy, taxes and spending favor me in this race. i think people want to have a fiscal conservative approach to government. that's my approach. my opponent has a very different approach. >> i want to incentivize the growth of small business and create a culture of entrepreneurship that encourages the creation of small business in every part of the state. i want to cut red tape and streamline the process. >> a "washington post"

michael flynn has their story. >> reporter: a dramatic view of the daring helicopter rescue. the victim is a woman who just fell down some rocks along the jag cliffs on the billy goat trail. it was an unforgettable end to a big day in this woman's life. just moments before she fell, her boyfriend popped the question. >> she was hiking on a trail with her son and fiance. at that time, he was not her fiance. he actually proposed on the trail. >> reporter: the almost five-mile trail wines along the potomac river in maryland near the old angler's inn. the woman's rescue was a major effort. rescue teams arrived in boats, then had to scale more than 100 feet up a rocky cliff to get to the victim. because of fears of possible back or neck injuries, rescuers decided she should be air lifted out. >> she said she was terrified on the way out. but she was able to give me some smiles and she was really relieved that she was okay. >> reporter: rescue workers said she told them she had been walking along the rocky cliffs with her new fiancee and son when she slipped, falling about five fee

darlene flynn has more than 11,000 shoe related items in her home. including shoe lamps, shoe chairs, shoe mug, shoe soap, and a shoe toothbrush. so she even has her name in the begin bes book of world records. favorite item costs $15.07. >> my son made it for me a couple years ago for christmas. and it is called the 1507 because it is made out of $15.07. >> flynn even has a shoe fly swatter and the dogs are named shusey and boot see. >> how did the oldest man spend his birthday. got a cake hand delivered by montana governor. a life long railroad worker, broening credits his long life to eating well, and staying active. >> these are not tracks left behind by extraterrestrial. unique works of art by a american artist and made to disappear. he discovered this art form while playing around with a walking stick. he says when you know something is not going to last, you will pay more attention to it. >> patrice harris, fox 45 news "late edition". . >> the ravens start the nationwide profile. tangible evidence of that today. espn power ranking had them lis

he starts his report with police chief edward flynn. >> chief flynn says a lot of hard work went intoat were cold, but not forgotten. good police work and good police science have led us to walter ellis. >> the nine victims were all women, many with a history of drug and prostitution, they were strangled or stabbed to death. dna found on the victim linked them to a single suspect, but not to a known name. the missing link was a dna match with ellis. that came from a toothbrush from ellis during a search warrant. >> we offer or condolences to surviving family members with the hope that today's news gives them confidence there will be justice. >> karen kilpatrick's family hopes so, she died three weeks after giving birth to her fifth child in 2004. her sister does not want to be seen on tv. >> this is the best news ever. >> reporter: the police recently came by to talk to her about the cold case and a possible suspect, but she says she never thought this day would come. >> brings closure to me to know what happened to my sister. >> that was charles benson from milwaukee's wtmj, chief fl

michael flynn has our report. >> we hear stories on a daily basis about communication and automatic train control problems. >> reporter: the head of the local transit workers union insisting she is not surprised by the ntsb's preliminary findings about june's rail crash that killed nine people. with more so-called anomalies revealed about the automation system, the union wants rail operators to stay in the slower, manual mode till more answers come out. >> we ask the public to bear with us as we are continually working to ensure a safe ride for everyone. >> reporter: the ntsb yesterday issued an urgent alert warning that the same signal system which failed to detect the stop train in june's metro disaster should be checked by other rail operators across the country. also the ntsb revealed tests of some rail automation equipment at a ft. totten control room found false signals registering the track was clear when there was a train idling. >> that's what we are looking for, parasitic oscillation. >> reporter: jim graham a metro board member vented his frustration at the wording of yesterday

michael flynn has our report. >> reporter: "the new york times" confirms that stephen farrell, one of the paper's veteran war reporters was rescued early this morning after a helicopter raid by british commandos. the operation to free farrell began just afteridnight at a taliban hideout in northern afghanistan, an suv nearby with windows blasted out is evidence of the heavy gun fire that took place. on "the times" website, farrell was saying we were all in a room. we thought they would kill us. we thought should we go out? there were bullets all around us. i could hear british and afghan voices. once the shooting began, he and his translator ran. the translator was shot and killed. his taliban captors also ran. soon after farrell says he dove into a ditch and yelled, "british hostage," and that's when the british commandos found him. farrell was kidnapped saturday while covering a controversial nato air strike that took out two fuel tanks and killed both taliban fighters in an unknown number of civilians. journalists were warned this area is taliban-controlled. some question whether f

back to you. >> michael flynn, thank you. >>> many women believe it's no normal, even safe torque gain gain weight as they age. being fat in middle age may slash a woman's chances of making it to 70 in good health. researchers followed 17,000 women over 25 years. those who gained even a few extra pounds even in their 50s and 60s were at higher risk of developing caer, heart disease and diabetes when they reach their golden years. another study found that overweight people die three to ten years sooner compared to those of normal weight. >>> bob joins us now. feeling a little fall-like out there. >> a good day to get out and exercise, lose a couple pounds. >> go to a concert, even. >> that will keep you hot. our temperature at concert time will be any high 50s, low 60s. with a bit of ragweed coming back, too. i don't think tonight will be below 50 in washington, but tomorrow night probably. the last time we've been below 50 degrees right hire in washington, way back in may. our temperatures early this morning, we were at 54. therwere some 40s. chicago, almost the heat on, 48 degrees. me

michael flynn has our report. >> reporter: washington, d.c. comes out on top in which u.s. cities will be youth magnets after the recession. some college students in our area say they already know why. >> it's everything you want. like the new new york kind of. >> there's a lot of start-up job opportunities. lots of places to live. >> reporter: six experts in fields ranging from demographics to economics were asked which cities will emerge as the hottest, hippest destinations for professionals in their 20s, when the economy improves. they looked at job possibilities, affordability and quality of lif washington tied first with seattle. >> i think it's just on the cusp of becoming a really cool place to live. >> reporter: dr. rachel franklin is a senior lecturer at the university of maryland on the migration of young people in the sufficient of the he was one of the panelists used in the article. she ranked washington as her first choice as the next youth magnet city. >> what we'll see changing now is the federal government is still able to hire, so we have money when a lot o

michael flynn is live in northeast d.c. michael, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, craig. yesterday a teenager was charged in a shooting. seven other cabbie robberies remain under investigation. there's been a recent rise in robberies targeting taxis over the past three months eight cab drivers ve been robbed. in the latest case a week ago a driver was shot in the stomach and robbed outside his home on "i" street. it is upsetting tother cab drivers. >> i think it is wrong for anyone to be shot for protecting what's his. i think everyone should have the right to work and make an honest living. >> reporter: on friday a 16-year-old was charged with assault and armed robbery. two other juveniles were arrested in the crime. investigators say the teens may be responsible for some of the other cab holdups but not all of them. district police have this warning for cabbies. >> to be aware of any suspicious activity they see from their passengers, i would definite i will be aware of anyone who changes the dropoff location in the middle of the ride. >> reporter: that's what happened

flynn estimates it is worth $500,000. says some day she'd like to have a shoe-shaped swimming pool. >> putting imelda marcos to shame there. >> those are just shoe-related items. >> if i were visiting, like as a tourist, i would want to go and see that house. >> true. >> she should make it into a museum like vacation, the second largest ball of twine. >> monday night football looked more like hollywood. the stars were out in full force in miami for football. >> for football. and you know what this tells me, robin? it really illustrates how much entertainment and football have really come together in the past couple of years and in miami they literally are coming together because so many stars co-own the team. the dolphins were hosting indianapolis. you have gloria estefan, jennifer lopez, mark anthony. venus and serena walking the sidelines but their boys did not deliver. the colts only had the ball for a fourth of the entire game and still won. peyton manning doing what he always does, led them in a come-from-behind win.

. >> reporter: michael flynn, news4. >> you probably heard all the public figures, including joe wilson moo yell at the president, have by now apologized. on an encouraging note, taylor swift did ask beyonce back on stage so. there are shining examples of civility out there. still to come on "news4 this week," liz shows us some tricks of the trade for healthy lunch that's both kids and adults can enjoy. and i'll show you how you can >>> youth is wasted on the young, isn't it? when you hear this story, a fairfax county teenager may be a new world record holder in text messaging. stephen kapler post this home video on youtube. the high school student said he managed to send more than 662,000 messages in just one month. that breaks what is believed to be the previous record. he took pictures of his phone bill. all 13,000 pages of it. to accomplish his record, he spent an average of 9 hours a day texting friends. and in addition to all that texting and going to school, kapler also works at a restaurant. >>> as the summer begins to fade, time to gather the best of the harvest and preserve it

michael flynn has the story. >> reporter: there's a recent rise in robberies targeti taxis. over the past three months eight have been robbed in northeast washington. during the latest case a week ago, a driver sitting in his cab was shot in the stomach and robbed outside his home on i street. it's upsetting news to other cab drivers. >> i think it's wrong for anyone to be shot for, you know, protecting what's his. i think everybody should have the right to go out and work and make an honest living. >> reporter: on fday a 16-year-old was charged with assault and armed robbery for the "i" street holdup. two other juveniles were arrested in the crime. investigators say the teens may be responsible for some of the other cab holdups, but not all of them. district police have this warning for cabbies. >> be aware of suspicious tight that they see from their passengers. i would definitely be aware of anyone who changes the drop-off location in the middle of the ride. >> reporter: that's what happened to this cab driver last year in georgetown when his customer told him he needed t

at the pentagon michael flynn, news 4. >>> people plan to show up at d.c.abel lived in the same house for more than 50 years. two of her sons died serving in vietnam. she's excited about the work being done to fix up her place. >> i haven't stopped crying yet. as old as i am i never thought no one, but the lord, would help me get my house like this. tears come up in my eyes. >> volunteers say giving back is a great way to remember and honor those lives lost on september 11. >>> a man charged with bringing a shotgun on the hill. joshua bowman was arrested as he try edied to drive-through a check point. authorities searched his vehicle. he's charged with an unregistered firearm and unregistered ammunition. >>> the president continued his push for health care rerm. there's a continued buzz about the outburst that interrupted the speech last night. >> lie! >> oh! >> south carolina congressman, joe wilson has become more well known for the two words, you lie. wilson complied with demands from republican colleagues for an immediate apology. >> they indicated they

darlene flynn proves you can never have too many shoes. has more than 11,000 shoe-related items in her home, shoe lamps, shoe chairs, shoe soap, she's in the guinness book of world records. her favorite item cost $15.07. >> my son made it for me a couple of years ago for christmas. it's called "the 1507" because it's made out of $15.07. >> she even has a shoe fly swatter. get it, shoe fly? her dogs are names shoesy and bootsy. wow. ok. >>> how to turn that foreclosed house into a home. when abc2 news at 5:30 starts in just two minutes. seem smooth and strong to irreversible damage. no different. irreversible loss of enamel. enamel shield enamel loss by forming against acid attack. toothpastes dentists check most. save your enamel. be gone for good. enamel shield. with the rinse.  >>> if you're under 18 tanning beds may soon be illegal in one maryland county. good evening, i'm kelly swoope. county officials are proposing a ban on indoor tanning for youths under 18. today's announcement makes howard county one of the first communities in th

michael flynn, news4. >> police are offering $10,000 for the arrest and conviction of anybody holding up u the driver. >>> a 17-year-old leslie an hook was killed on woodville road. she was driving home from school when her car crossed the center line and hit a tree. the passengers are expected to be okay. people that live in the area say a dangerous curve in the road contributed to several accidents in the area. >>> she is accused of killing their two adoptive daughters and keeping their bodies in a freezy. she entered the plea in the circuit court. the charges stem from another adopted daughter who was found wondering her neighborhood in blood-stained clothes. she also faces murder charges in the death of the two other girls. >>> some of theest res'etat bhltnd ndhlet e esfothua aurlnn the fourth annual event hedeiny he the course r se requiresse ctiomdtopere compd n d row to eth mall ande and thn bike down and then swim in the potomac. the time is 9:05. obama hits theoad rryin t to sell his healt care plan. how he answers his critics. >>> plus, she was supposed to b >>> well, severa

. >> i would love by the time i died to have a career like a spencer tracy, gene kelly, earl flynn, dustinfman wrapped up into one. >> reporter: and as patrick swayze was having the time of his life on the screen, he managed to light up the lives of his many fans. >> swayze fans are paying tribute to him today. there was this season in hollywood earlier this morning. people left candles and flowers on his scar on hollywood walk of fame. his other passion was raising and riding horses. swayze was 57 years old. >>> transit police in boston are looking into what caused a commuter train to crash this morning, senting about 13 people to local hospitals. about 100 people were aboard the inbound train when it struck the bumper at south station here. some passengers standing inside the train were thrown off their feet on impact. boston officials expect all city trains to return to service for the evening commute. >>> the iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at george w. bush was released from prison today. he was originally sentenced 3 years in prison for assaulting a foreign leader. his sentence

gorgeous pass to robert flynn. could not find the end zone.r round. 45-0 your final. check out "extra points" at wbaltv.com. your home for the baltimore area high school football. that's a look at sports. i'm pete gilbert. had have a great day. >> the time is 5:55. it's 54 degrees on tv hill. here's a look at our next hour. >> a horrific discovery in frederick county. the bodies of four people were found inside a house. >> county leaders are setting up shop today in the dundalk area in an effort to help residents affected by last week's massive water main break. details coming up. >> an approaching storm brings clouds and a chance for rain. details in just a moment. >> last week's water main break in dundalk is another reminder of the aging infrastructure facing most american cities. the 72-inch water main break came without warning taking on a major section of road and flooding the homes of several hundred families. as the families left without power or water for days, now rummaging through clothes, water-soaked appliances, the questions of r

darlene flynn owns more than 11,000 shoe-related items. she started collecting 9 years ago.g from a shoe toothbrush to a tshoe bed. >> i used to buy everything that i saw was a shoe, and then the last couple of years i just buy the things that are really unique because it's getting overwhelming. there's not enough room in my house. >> flynn estimates her shoe collection is worth $500, she says someday she would like a shoe-shaped swimming pool. jen westhoven, you're not a big shoe person. that's a lot, 11,000 shoe-related items. >> look at that. >> if you're her friend, you know what to give her for christmas. >> she's got it all. >>> police and hundreds of people fight over a place they call home. why police destroy a makeshift camp called the jungle. (announcer) everything you need to stretch out on long trips. residence inn. ♪ bicycle, what are we waiting for? the flowers are blooming. the air is sweet. and zyrtec® starts... relieving my allergies... 2 hours faster than claritin®. my worst symptoms feel better, indoors and outdoors. with zyrtec®, the fastest... 24-hour al

. >> thanks, michael flynn. >>> coming up next, health care reform in detail. >> j

michael flynn has that part of the story coming up on news 4 at 5:00. >>> if you're struggling to make your mortgage payments, a new government program can help some homeowners. people can apply to the making home affordable program if they hold a mortgage from fannie mae or freddie mac. under the program they're cutting interest rate mortgage rates to as little as 2%. the goal is to lower payments to the homeowner's gross income. go to their web sites. >>> the tough economy has had benefits especially for wine lovers. there are great deals to be had right now. that's because fewer people have been buying expensive wines. that's created more supply. since supply is up, prices are dropping. bottles that once sold for $60 selling for as little as $19. grape growers have also felt the pinch this year. with so much wine on the market, a lot of grapes have gone unclaimed. >>> the dow was finishing the quarter with an overall gain. but weak news on manufacturing and jobs prompted a little slide kae for the markets. the dow down 30 points. nasdaq dropping less than two. the s&p lost 3.5 point

mike flynn is here. set editor of biggovernment.com. well, what can you tell us today?well, glenn, you know, the story changes by the minute. you just saw the white house put out new guidelines for their conference calls, not when bighollywood first reported this story but when we showed the full transcript and you saw that the white house organized the call and was a main participant in the call that now the white house has issued new guidelines. there is no guideline that lets you collect grant recipients and ask them to produce art to support your political agenda. glenn: so who was it -- i believe we have new audio here, if you can set this up -- who was it that was, you know, there in the white house, this buffy lady? >> well, this is very interesting. buffy wicks works at the department many of public engagement, a long-time campaign aide to obama and was a union astroturfer, and for years worked for the food and commercial workers union funneling hundreds of thousands of dollars to acorn. they worked together with acorn. acorn, union and acorn. wow, that's wierd.

michael flynn is here now with the latest. michael? >> tonight leaders of the transit workers union say complaints about metro's automated track system are common. the new findings by the ntsb further expose a transit system that is failing. >> we hear stories on a daily basis about communication and automatic train control problems. >> reporter: the head of the local transit workers union insisting she is not surprised by the ntsb preliminary findings about june's rail crash that killed nine people. the union is also calling for accountability. >> no one in the ranks of management have been held responsible for these failures. >> the ntsb yesterday issued an urgent alert warning that the same signal system which failed to detect the stop train in june's metro disaster should be checked by other rail operators across the country. also the ntsb revealed that tests of some rail automation equipment in a control room found false signals registering the track was clear when there was a train idling. >> we are looking for parasitic oscillat

mike flynn is here. set editor of biggovernment.com. well, what can you tell us today?well, glenn, you know, the story changes by the minute. you just saw the white house put out new guidelines for their conference calls, not when bighollywood first reported this story but when we showed the full transcript and you saw that the white house organized the call and was a main participant in the call that now the white house has issued new guidelines. there is no guideline that lets you collect grant recipients and ask them to produce art to support your political agenda. glenn: so who was it -- i believe we have new audio here, if you can set this up -- who was it that was, you know, there in the white house, this buffy lady? >> well, this is very interesting. buffy wicks works at the department many of public engagement, a long-time campaign aide to obama and was a union astroturfer, and for years worked for the food and commercial workers union funneling hundreds of thousands of dollars to acorn. they worked together with acorn. acorn, union and acorn. wow, that's wierd.

michael flynn joins us with the latest. >> reporter: even with the rain easing up, flood waters continue on a deadly rush today. from the skies over georgia, six flags amusement park west of atlanta looks more like a water park. nearby, a sea of submerged neighborhoods, the epic deluge prompted the state's governor to declare a state of emergency in 17 counties and plead for federal assistance. >> the kinds of life lost, property damage, expenses that our local governments will face in recovering from this. i think it's worthy of a presidential declaration. >> that means there is water up to your chest. >> reporter: 20 inches of rain water fell since friday. rising creeks and river are rs caught people surprised. >> all the people in their homes still. >> reporter: heavy downpours shut down roads and made driving dangerous and deadly. five motorists have been swept to their deaths in flash floods and a 2-year-old boy died when the mobile home he lived in was washed away. boats are the best way to get around some places as rescue crews keep ferrying stranded residents to safety. at least

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and evening flynn that sanyone president's speech would agree that all of the debate, all of the nashingwaste of time, that, in fact, the president spoke to students and encouraged them to work hard. he talked to them about what it would mean to stay in school, his own personal experience, how that can lead -- thousand led to his success and how it can lead to their very own success. so i think that all of the concerns that were expressed before have certainly been overcome and, indeed, before the president even spoke, we had lamar alexander saying that he thought it was a good speech, the "wall street journal" editorial page, newt gingrich. so i think everybody can calm down and recognize that it is important for the president, a president that is so inspired to our youth today, to talk to them about those goals and principles that we really all share. >> let me ask you finally about van jones. could you have found a better time to bury the news of his resignation than midnight on saturday night of labor day weekend? how did he get past the vetting? >> well, andrea, i wasn't involved in

laura flynn, author of "blue grit" and host of bluegrit tv.com. with us, talk show host. michael, how can mr. grassley say something like that in iowa and come inside the beltway and say that to capitol hill reporters and put it on the president? i need definition. i need clarification here from a conservative here, michael. take me down this road tonight. >> please don't ask me to explain the mind of chuck grassley. i think he's a good guy. however, remember, this is the same guy who said about the wall street executives they should follow the example of the japanese and kill themselves when it was exposed that they were taking these undue bonuses. so chuck grassley sometimes has a tough time controlling his remarks. however, the basic point here, you were asking before, ed, by the way, i agree with you, i'm totally opposed to the baucus bill. the point here is we agree, you and me, conservatives and liberals agree on over half of what needs to be done. the time has really come for americans to get together and just do it. to stop the block on pr

. >> reporter: darlene flynn has plenty of sole. room after room of her home is filled with shoes.bout shoe lamps, shoe chair, shoe table, even a shoe chandelier. she has shoe mug, shoe pillow, a shoe bed, shoe rug, shoe soap, a shoe tooth brush and did we mention she has dogs named shoesy and bootsy. her home houses 11,000 shoe-related items. >> it's like a shoe museum. everything in the house that possibly can be shoe related is shoe related. >> reporter: he even has her name in the guinness book of world records. in 2006 she had 7,765 shoe items. now she says that number is well over 11,000 and she's getting ready to resubmit to the record books. and perhaps more amazing than the thousands of shoes, no two items in the house are the same. >> i used to buy everything that i saw that was a shoe. and then the last couple years i just buy the things that are really unique because it's getting overwhelming. there's not enough room in my house. >> reporter: she kick started her passion into a career. she spent nearly 20 years bookkeeping but now she earns most of her income as a deale

chief flynn, first of all, congratulations.ms and several teams sifted through years of dna evidence, hundreds of names, sex offender cases and you said that the search was about shoe leather and science. what do you mean by that? >> well, we needed two things. we needed the hard sometimes mind numbing work of good detection which is wading through as you indicated thousands of names, thousands of pieces of evidence, reinterviewing witnesses and re-examining case files. it has to cover every single base. we also had to count on continued improvements in dna technology. this evidence that came back to us this year, which cemented in our minds the fact that we did have a sear killer at work is relatively recent in terms of its sophistication. dna evidence we submitted in prior years had not been sufficient to reveal to us the linkages that were proved by the new technology. so certainly continued improvements in the science were essential in determining that we had a pattern but finding that individual was the hard work of polici

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pete flynn. thank you for joining us.s we head into fall which is traditionally the slow season, what do you see for home price recovery going forward? >> we have seen thed news in the real estate market. the good news is that home prices have started to stabilize over the last couple months. the big question is we're something like 30% of home sales from first time home buyers, there was a tax credit that expires at the end of november. is that artificially keeping prices high? the big question is when it expires, what's going to happen to the housing market? >> i'm building on that, not only the home buyer tax credit, but we also have the federal reserve buying mortgage-backed securities which is keeping mortgage rates at historically low rates right now. what would happen, do you think, if towards the end of the year we started to see a pull back on and mortgage rates inching up to the 5.5% and 6%. >> mort zage rates are extremely low. home buyers are thinking about cash flow, not equity. they're think being what are m

news 4's michael flynn reports. >> reporter: it was an early morning ambush on an entire family inside their bowie home. sometime around 2:45, three masked men -- two of them with guns -- stormed inside the home and ended up killing the homeowner, 38-year-old tyrone richardson. it's disturbing news to res departments in this development called marley. >> i am very shocked. i'm, i'm actually horrified. i'm very saddened for that family. >> terrible. i can't believe it happened. i just spoke to the guy maybe two, three days ago. >> reporter: one neighbor says soon after the attack richardson's wife says the men tied her up, along with their kids. neighbors say the family includes three kids under the age of 12 and another child who was staying with them. police say the three men stole a mercedes from the home and it appears that richardson was targeted. >> right now this case does appear to be isolated. >> reporter: there have been three break-ins in the same neighborhood in just the past month or so and now this. >> while we don't believe that this is connected at this point, we spoke t

. >> flynn estimates her shoe collection is worth $500,000. says some day she'd like to have a shoe-shaped swimming pool. >>> i wonder how many pairs of shoes she has. >> no way that woman is married. >> no way that woman is married rafer said. not that there's anything wrong with that or i'm just saying. >> nine cats, right? is that what you're thinking? >> understanding husband if there is one. >> monday night football really kind of looked like the red carpet of hollywood. the stars were out in full force in miami. >> good morning, robin. they had an orange carpet. i'm not kidding. with velvet rope and the suvs and the people coming in and out. the dolphins were hosting indianapolis. you have gloria estefan, jennifer lopez, mark anthony. the williams sisters parading the sidelines, going step it up. unfortunately the dolphins for them did not step it up when it mattered most. the colts who only had the ball about a fourth of the entire game, won. peyton manning led them in a come from behind play. gets a high five from tiger woods. sunday w

"the flynn stones," the simpsons or skooby doo? the simpsons as well. the right answer is? >> the right answer is "the flinstones. they lost to the jack bene show. >> you're kidding. interesting. >> family, two lovely ladies visiting from memphis. in 1955 the emmy awards went bicoastal and were held in both l.a. and new york. in '59 the awards were held in three different cities, l.a., new york and what other city? london, washington, d.c. or houston? >> i didn't remember this. >> i want to say london. >> you want to say it but what are you going to say. >> i'm going to say washington. >> there you go. i'm feeling -- oh, i can't give away money. i'm sorry. not allowed. i would have. but there are rules to these things. sorry, ladies. >> on her second go, she was right. d.c. >> she was right. washington, d.c. in 1959, 1962 and '63 they were held in d.c. interestingly, the first year it was held at the mayower hotel which, of course, is legendary because that's where monica lewinsky stayed after the news of her affair broke and where

i think bill flynn we can work on this between now and on the floor. i am confident because the position i am advocating is c15, 240. this amendment will be part of the melding of the two bills that is important for us to confront. that is the question of what is the appropriate age rating. my amendment is designed to put a 2-1 rating, which is what is in the health bill. we will have to confront the issue. allowing insurers to charge older americans a vastly higher premiums might be 6 to 1. if you allow them to charge older americans because they are older, i don't think that is a step in the true direction of health-related outcomes in help. it automatically treats everybody similarly andy can wind up in discrimination. -- and can wind up with discrimination. insurers ought to be forced to compete on the basis of price, the you and customer satisfaction, and not by avoiding the sick and elderly. i appreciate the modification. you moved it from 5.1 to 4.1. i strongly believe that is not enough. i am concerned occurred mark will allow insurers to charg