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do the same thing over and over gn. >> back forward, forward, back. yeah. >>> an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment -- now here's a look at what we all love, lists, but there's one no one wants to be on. michael jackson has topped the tenth annual forbes magazine top earning celebrity. with gross earnings of $275 million, jackson not only earned more than the other 12 deceased stars on the list combined, he outearned all living stars except, of course, for oprah winfrey. that's tough to beat. second on thelet, the king. elvis presley, well over three decades after his death, pulled in $60 million. a newcomer worth noting, george steinbrenner who ranked ninth with earnings of $8 million. >>> elsewhere for you keeping score, lady gaga has just beaten justin bieber to the milestone of 1 billion youtube viewing. as for the teen heartthrob, bieber can take comfort in the fact that he is by far this year's most viewed youtube artist. 1 billion people click opd your music video, or whatever it. >> amazing. you wonder why english teachers

>> reporter: does the cha commmonrom gn compa? yes.ome of the chamber's money comes from foreign companies and foreign-based chamb affiliates, but is there any proof that foreign money is funding political ads or activities? no. >> you just don't know. it's speculation and noth er:says that "no foreigs us activities but you're asking the chamber to prove a negative, prove that you're not doing such and such accusation. >> it's not proving a negative, jake, because all you have to do to clear up the questions is reveal who your donors are from. >> reporter: the white house says the larger point is that individual contributors have disclosure rules and limits on how much they can contribute, but corporations do not. >> any interest group can write a $10 million check to try and defeat a candidate, and no one will ever know exactly what their involvement was. >> reporter: and, diane, all these rules are equally applicable to groups on the left, but they are not spending money this election cycle the same way that groups on the right are.

so the good news, unlike last year, is we have the vaccine that protects gns it. >> reporter: pregnant women and seniors, especially throws in nursing homes are urged to get vaccine as soon as possible. >> anyone and everyone above the age of six months get vaccinated, especially those individuals with chronic illnesses affecting their lungs, their hearts, kidneys. >> reporter: the first known h1n1 flu patient is being treated in an baltimore area hospital and is expected to recover. this is the first year that healthy adults have been urged to get the vaccine and that's due to last year's h1n1 pandemic. denise? >> thank you. for information on free cline nick unless baltimore city dial 311. >>> we have breaking news on interstate 95. there is an overturned vehicle. >> reporter: we're nell being ridge, anne arundel, southbound along i-59a vehicle has overturned. fire apparatus is on the seafnlt the person escaped without serious injury. you can expect about a 15-meant delay southbound on i-359 from baltimore county. back to you on tv hill. >> thank you. >>> still to come tonight on wjz

gn up at a branch today. so who called prop 13 a "fraud and a "rip off?" jerry bro. who raised the gas tax as governor, jerry brown. who tri five times to raise property taxes in oakland? jerry brown. who supported higher statewide come taxes? jerry brown. and who says, if elected he'lask voters for even more new taxes? jerry brow governor jerry brown, again? hide your waet. jerry brow >> police arrested head of the aluminum company responsible for the spill of toxic kluj in hang ri. 8 people killed. spill happened after the collapse of holding pond for the sludge which is a waste by product. the prime minister says it's highly likely the company knew the holding pond was structural weak. >> jersey in chile have declared the test of the phoenix mine rescue capsule a success clearing the way now for the first rescue to begin tomorrow night. as you know 33 men have been trapped in the mine since august. they will be lifted one by one to safety starting tomorrow night. the capsule was lowered to within 50 feet of the chamber where the men are trap. there was concern it

campaigners hope criminalization of the practice will send a gn that forcing someone to marry is a violation of their basic human rights and no longer lle lete no one knows for sure how many people in germany are forced to enter marriage against their wi. in 2007, arrangements were made for almost 380 cases of forced marriages in the capital of rl ane >> i must stress that every case of forced marriage is violation of human rights. a serious violatio >> the german legal system needs to make it clear that our country's values and the legal system itself ll t tolerate forced marriages. the victims of forced marriage are usually women from families wh iigtion background, especially from turkey. the largest immigrant group in germany. women from other countries can be vti awe. from southern europe, for example, africa, pakistan. many of them share one common experience. >> in almost all cases, we hear that independently of the marriage that has been a history of violence against the wife or children. >> one problem se parents living in a foreign country cling to the long held traditions of their

gn up at a branch today. >> russia may play a bigger role in afghanistan.considering using moscow military for the first time since they were kicked out by u.s. backed fighters in 1989. several proposal are on the table including training afghan force, providing border security and improving supply routes for nato forces. these proposal come ahead of nato summit next month. >> hum an bones that experts say may date back to the 18 60's have been discovered at fort mason in san francisco. unearthed during routine excavation work not far from where a government hospital once stood. archeologist on the scene say they were probably in a pit dug to dispose of body parts. some consumer news. if buying a new car you want to know which model are the most dependable obviously and today con um assumer report list the most rae sibl car on the road. michael report the results may surprise you. >>reporter: general motels buick lacrosse and cadillac srx and he can which knock are 3 cars that help gmc see a huge jump in reliability. consumer report annual auto reliability

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crisis, they suffered a long period in the previous decade where the average american household saw no gn in incomover that period of time. found it harder to save for college, live with much more basic insecurity about thr economic and financial future. >> rose: what we hope to do this evening is understand y the middlelass is strugglingnd en how to rtore their dreams. with me in new york is arian huffington, she's theo-founder and editor-in-chf ofhe huffington post. her latest book is called "third world america:owoliticians are andong th middle-cls andetrayingthe amerin eam. also here, jachack, he is a professor of political science at yal who studies inme distribution ithe united states. he the author of a new book lled "winner take all politi: inequality and the tranormation of american polics." om boston, ken rogoff. he is a professor of economics at harvard and the former chief economist at the international monetary fund. he's also co-author of the internationalbestelle "th time is different: eight centuries of financial folly." from whington, d.c., steve arlsteinhe writes about s

there is over the hill we've been noticing winds have gn been droving off. and there is humidity 10%. east bay hills humidity is coming up right now. winds not bad around 11 miles per hour. humidity from 20 23%. it's dry and still gusty expected to be gusty tonight. red flag warnings remain in effect. so numbers now 60s and 70s at beaches. there is one more warm to hot day and there is a cooling trend thursday through sunday. there is what we call a southerly surge that is what dropped temperatures around watsonville. 18 degree drop after a high of 88 degrees. this is cooling us off. here is why. area of high pressure continuing off shore flow keeping fog away from the bay area and that is going to be a mild night in the low to upper 50s in places like antioch. and there is also around the north bay and clover dale area tomorrow is a spare the air day. moderate air quality for the rest of the bay area. there is highs for wednesday. there is mid-90s around campbell and los gatos. 90 in san mateo. coastal areas coming down just a little bit. 80 in half moon ba

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he's gn through so much of a met more fis in his career, out with his second memoir talking about theone point he thought, 18 years ago, it wouldn't happen. >> always loved him. he starred in a movie where he was basically a 70-year-old vigilante. >> yeah. >> for some of you, your local news is next. for others, stay with us. the kiddies on the plaza. >> so cute. >> total spook-tacular in new york on plat savmt it feels like halloween. kids are getting their faces painted. lonnie will join them. he will partake in face painting in minutes out there but the kids a great, great time soimplts much activity and so much to do. >> we can barely do our jobs out there, which is great. the kids are having a blast. >> early saturday morning, you should see the buckets of candy. >> i know. >> how much have you had so far. >> the gourmet jelly beans, i love them. >> the dark chot lat -- >> when you get that buttered popcorn one that sort of takes you out of the fruity stage. >> that's the thing, gourmets are great but you get these weird flavors you wonder how did that make it in the mix. >> got

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but gn, they come back saying either were not competent or not candid.is report seems to echo what a lot of environmental critics said of the white house the first five weeks or so of this bp crisis and that is they took the oil company's word for it way too often. >> well, yes, and i think the problem was at the time they had no other choice. i think one of the things we learned during this oil spill is we didn't have -- the government didn't have its own independent way to verify certain things, whether the only folks that had the technology were the oil drillers. >> you say they had no other choice, chuck. but yet the scientific community was complaining from the beginning, as you said. they certainly could have been far more skeptical of bp's estimates, could they not? >> exactly. that's what we -- that's what i think a lot of us never understood at the time. on one hand they would take bp's word for something. in the next moment they would hit them on something else. it always felt as if they were having this tension internally of the facts on the g

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