g. green. economy. well if you are going to wind up in the back of a police town this is definitely the way to go down the streets. thank you very much. you know that's what i call a public service. i've been dropped off in the city's central square and it looked like the show was about to begin. a regional. unless. these men are x. and without their ancestors cross wouldn't exist the land here was originally given to them by empress catherine the great in the late eighteenth century i mean till nine hundred twenty six he was named a katherina which means catherine's gift. because that's where known as fearsome fighters and brilliant swordsman and its reputation they still build on today. your enemy is very dead. you don't have to have blood to be trained by these guys but it certainly seems to help you coordination. i guess liason are three once more. very good. perhaps my own weapon might transform my fencing skills. so this of course is absolutely part of the make up. somewhere else in the city. my t

. >> reporter: what would normally be fields of orange this time of the year is sprinkled with green and gnd gourds looking like the great weight loss than pumpkin contest. the third-generation pumpkin growers say in 40 years it's the latest crop they have seen, about three weeks behind schedule. >> if education, could we move back halloween to november 15th? that would be great. >> reporter: although there is a last gasp of high temperatures today, the sun may not be enough to warm the hatch links into adulthood in time. this little girl didn't mind. >> and a big one. >> a big one? >> yeah. >> what color is it? >> green. >> reporter: the wave error error -- weigh-in is 2 1/2 weeks away and in secret, some grower -- growers are providing the heat artificially and hope that helps them win the great pumpkin contest. >> i think people won't be disappointed with the pumpkins this year. there might be less of them. >> reporter: bob lomas who new grows christmas trees said the pumpkins he buys for his patch may cost him more this year but he won't charge customers more. >> reporter: by the way,

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. >>> riddle me this, what is green and has an odd head and flea teaze sound of a car. it is a man in a gffering a $1,000 reward. the car is a light-colored mini-van. the gumby suit is of course green in color. perhaps pokey was driving the get away car. unbelievable. larry beil. >> nearly the perfect crime. >> so ridiculous. >> if you missed the first 142 games of the season, today's giants game says it all. poe key was driving. -- pokey was driving. the new rookie was showing he can swing the bat. sports is next.xxçhçhçhçhçh>> starting my progresso soup for lunch plan, huh. nope just having some tender chicken and some tasty noodles. let's see...south western vegetables...60 calories. ya' know those jeans look nice. they do? yup. so you were checking me out? yup. [ male announcer ]rogresso. 40 soups 100 calories or less. [ male announcer ] somewhere, there's a perfectly good lasagna being sent to the back of a freezer. and it's all because someone said "tacos." old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. >>> good evening. time is rapidly running out on the giants. today's game in san d

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well, it says members of the g-20 right now vow to work together to bolster the struggling global economy so you pointed out that markets are largely in the green and that's where they're getting that boost from. in a statement, the group says it's committed to a strong and coordinated international response to address the renewed challenges that's facing the global economy and it says the main issues at hand are sovereign stresses, weak economic growth and high unemployment. moving on right now, the house has approved legislation to keep the government from shutting down. and the bill includes $3.7 billion in disaster aid. republicans were able to get it through on a narrow vote of 219-203. even before it passed the house, senate majority leader harry reid said the bill would be rejected in the senate. without a deal, keep in mind the shut down of the government is just a week away, hewlett-packard has named meg whitman as the new chief executive. she's replacing the man who was appointed nearly a year ago. whitman was the ceo of ebay and h.p. shares fell in after hours trading. back to you. >> all right, diane, thank you very much. g.o.p. pre

cars the green energy programs here offer his take now is republican strategist anthony anthony welcome back thank you for having me great to have you here with us a quarter of a quarter of the g twenty china not only spends trice as much as we do on clean energy with one hundred three gigawatts of installed solar energy right now which is more than twice what we have in the united states. why do republicans want to cut federal loans or actually these aren't even loans or just loan backstops most of you know over twenty billion dollars in actual bank loans has been generated as a result of this backstop program why would they want to cut that how does it make sense well first these are guarantees of course so in one like this one percent you're talking about over half a billion dollars is bankrupt the taxpayers are on the hook for that right so i'm not sure that the republicans or anyone frankly are targeting exclusively these programs as opposed to america has an outcry for balancing the budget if we're going to increase spending in any category it is very reasonable to have a debate that we offset that spending the last week the republicans actually did target these programs

green today. >> blue angels making an appearance. next months for fleet week. there is a look a . >>> g to you. a live look this morning. a mild afternoon in store. >>> forecasters predict tropical storm lee will dump up to 15 inches along the gulf coast. there is a fear for flooding. we are live in biloxi, mississippi where a state of emergency is declared. elizabeth? >> hey, claudine, it looks different than yesterday. we were out at the marina. and we were out here all day. and we have about 12isms of rain that has fallen. looks like a beautiful day. what they are concerned about, people will go outside and assess the damage. and anticipate more rainfall throughout the day. and shows the system is still hovering over us and i want to to show you how much we have seen. the water is right up to the dock. it has receded and it is all the way up into the parking lot here. >> what i am looking at behind the camera is highway 90. that is a busy stretch of highway. officials are concerned that people will head out and there are trees that have been saturated overnight. they could fall at any moment and there are tornado war