. >> reporter: marce has a busy life in galveston, texas.ike most teens, she likes talking on the phone and playing video games. she makes time to read, and gets good grades. and she's active in sports, going out for the school basketball team as well as volleyball and track. >> the thing i like most about sports is, it's very active and i can get out and meet new people and go different places. >> reporter: and that's what's different about marce. because wanting to go out and meet people is something very new for her. until recently, all she wanted to do is be home with her mom. >> marce was in a very, very dark place, and i didn't know. >> reporter: marce was experiencing a problem called "separation anxiety." she had unfounded fears that something would happen to her mother. >> i used to have dreams that my mom would get hurt. and i was sad a lot, and depressed. >> reporter: fortunately for marce and her family, help was available right at her high school. a pioneering program puts teenagers directly in touch with mental health professio

day happened in the northeast where sunderland got their hands on galveston. this striker science from french league one club for a fee of eighteen million dollars hit the headlines during the summer's world cup when he scored three goals for ghana as the africans reached the quarter finals the twenty four year old scored thirteen goals in twenty seven league starts for ran last season on alongside darren bent would give some one of the most attack forces in england. neither of them will be seeing rubio on the other end of the pitch domestically next season the brazilian will move to milan from manchester city pending a medical but to be new has made no secret of his desire to up sticks to italy after an unsettled two year stint the stones he moved in two thousand and eight for a british transfer record fifty million dollars his price this time twenty five. milan is. it's a law of the dutchman previously stated his desire to stay at the san siro but following the slot on that but i have a strong barcelona east now on its way to show twenty seven year old kids

for over six hundred people still trapped in the rubble after a massive landslide the floods in galveston paul that is have already claimed more than one thousand lives so. venezuelan colombia ad agreed to has it all doing a lot it's always. came at the museum between the venezuelan president hugo chavez and was known to be elected colombian counterparts one. time i had been severed a relegation that venezuela the sheltering colombian rebel. quake of measuring the six on the richter scale struck the peaceful cell for civic life and the value of two fears that would trigger a tsunami said local zonked running off maya grounds no injuries and safe all the reports it already there was minor damage the latest quake a day after a stronger bomb which damaged buildings. in the capital. you kind of call check on our web site hardy dot com for more on any of the stories that we've covered today don't go away they were little villages businesses all the way now with korea. for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. every month we give y

troops there urging of galveston and coincides with civilian casualties rising by a third according to a u.n. report outlining a bloody first half of two thousand and ten. it is eight am of the russian capital you're watching r.t.m. marina joshie welcome to the program moscow is breathing more freely after over and i reigned washed away much of the suffocating smog which has been tormenting the russian capital for days but the record breaking heat wave is still around and hundreds of fires continue to burn across the country all let's get more from artie's any sonali who's in the badly hit region of resign which is two hundred kilometers south of moscow. good morning tyranny so tell us how bad is the situation where you are at the moment in resign. well we've been trying to show you how much destruction these fires have caused across russia but where we are much of the forests here are still engulfs we're at the makeshift headquarters of the local emergency services who have been working around the clock day and night here for three weeks trying to contain these blazes and they don't l

>> well, they luckily -- they're up from texas, from galveston.luckily had their coats with them. i, myself had a tee time at 2:30. i had sweatpants, shorts, a vest and short sleeves. yeah, it was a pretty miserable night the first night. we were getting ready to hunker down in the second night when i looked up in the windshield and here comes jesse and chris. from then on in, we knew everything would be okay. >> that must have been one heck of a welcome sight. >> you know it. you don't know it. >> here's a twist, all of you, the guardsmen and you, crash survivors, are waiting to be rescued. one of them crashes. what was that like watching it crash land? >> pretty gut-wrenching, to be honest with you. luckily, the three souls on board walked out ambulatory, there were no injuries. thank god, everybody came out of that safe. these gentlemen ran to their aid immediately. and everybody came back, and we just had a bigger party. >> well, what a story. it is so great to see all of you healthy and happy and in remarkably good spirits this morning. helic

we're looking not so much at wind but rainfall anywhere from 3 to 7 inches from galveston to destin. that's a lot of low clouds over san francisco. we're seeing sunshine in san jose, you can see our temperatures as we approach sunshine. low 60s around the peninsula and upper 50s at the coast today. not much change until probably friday, we're going to start to see the marine layer start to get squished down as inland temperatures climb heading into the weekends, more 60s and low clouds hanging out on the coast. >>> 911. are you ready? >> time now for "today's money 911" where our experts take on your financial emergencies from credit card theft to estate planning. the team this morning carmen wong ulrich, sharon epperson from cnbc, and melissa lee. she is not personal but she is the host -- yes, she is. >> i can be. >> very personable. the host of cnbc's "fast money" and "options action." >> good to be here. >> let's get started. we have jessica from kansas on skype. jessica, good morning, and what's your question? >> good morning. i'm 24 and i have worked hard to get my credit score

he flew the small plane with four friends from galveston, texas.weather he hit a downdraft and made an emergency landing in a snow bank about 8,000 feet up on a glacier. >> it wasn't long until we realized that the plane had gone down somewhere up around the glacier. >> reporter: helicopters and rescue teams continue to circle above the glacier while a mother waits nervously for her son's return. >> we're still waiting for the weather to clear enough so the helicopters can get in there. >> and we hope it clears quickly. >>> still ahead, more of my interview with julia roberts. she tells us why her own family may have been the most delicious part of "eat, pray, love." [ male announcer ] for frequent heartburn relief nothing beats prevacid®24hr. just one pill helps keep you heartburn free for a full 24 hours. prevent the acid that causes frequent heartburn with prevacid®24hr, all day, all night. nothing works better. there's oil out there we've got to capture. my job is to hunt it down. i'm fred lemond, and i'm in charge of bp's efforts to remove oil

host: galveston, texas. caller: i come from a military background family.ther and his brother served in vietnam. i'm curious on what they are in fear as us pulling out of afghanistan and iraq right now. these people are such radicals. they do not have their own kids -- they will have their own kids blow themselves up to take out u.s. troops. what will be the probability of these radicals using that as a step in our own back of being able to tell these -- as a stab in our own back of being able to tell their own people that the americans are on the run and we need to hit them when they are down. guest: that is an excellent question. people are struggling with this. we understand there are a lot of people who want to harm americans and others who are based in that region. the reason people attribute -- economic problems. some say it is because of the american presence. we just do not know what happened. and so the bush administration and the current administration are reluctant to do that. the fear is that you could have a negative resurgence of radicalism in

one thing i'm interested in is you mentioned the the engine power plant in galveston for modular frame, and wondering what other types of systems can be put into this air structure for this same method to create redundant systems for vendors to spur creativity and ingenuity, and to decrease costs over time and also to decrease the long -- to increase the longevity of this platform. guest: you are right on the money. as a matter of fact, as it turns out, the lockheed airplane is about 85%, and across the board. common across the board. affordability throughout the three airplanes are preserved coming out through the avionics and the engines. however, because it does not keel, it was a well thought out by a number of people. as you well know, it takes a long time to put together a sophisticated weapons such as this. host: next phone call on the democratic line, go ahead. caller: it the united states decides not to buy the zero points -- if the united states decides not to buy these airplanes from you, what are you going to do with them? guest: there like anything, if you did not buy them

every student can participate in the galveston and pulp and receive school level results for free. i want to -- i want you to talk that way and we will get back to that. one is a tunnel that i take every morning when i walked my kindergarten school. we walk around the block and down the street and then we walk under a five-lane street. it is massive, hundreds of thousands of cars that pass their everyday. there's no way that we will cross that street. so we go through this tunnel. it is painted, nice drainage, no one is in it, which is an upside, and no one slept in it, no one is living in it. we walked up and then another block and a half to school. it is a pleasant walk. we are fascinated by the tunnel and the architecture. the other day, the third day of school, there's a little standing water and the drains are not working just right. when i walked him at home that afternoon, the trains had been cleared, not just cleared, but replaced. so we had new trains, new filters, new everything for this tunnel. every time we go into the stomach, it is clean, neat, and safe. hundreds -- i

host: galveston, texas. caller: i come from a military background family.y father and his brother served in vietnam. i'm curious on what they are in fear as us pulling out of afghanistan and iraq right now. these people are such radicals. they do not have their own kids -- they will have their own kids blow themselves up to take out u.s. troops. what will be the probability of these radicals using that as a step in our own back of being able to tell these -- as a stab in our own back of being able to tell their own people that the americans are on the run and we need to hit them when they are down. guest: that is an excellent question. people are struggling with this. we understand there are a lot of people who want to harm americans and others who are based in that region. the reason people attribute -- economic problems. some say it is because of the american presence. we just do not know what happened. and so the bush administration and the current administration are reluctant to do that. the fear is that you could have a negative resurgence of radicalis

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