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. >> coming up in top stories, a fresh look at the j-hem tuesday night at yankee stadium.e jays and yankees, not working and playing well with others. detailed just ahead. >> on abc's shaq versus, the daddy took on michael phelps in a disturbingly small speedo. these guys raced the best of throw. this is the last of the three. shaq swam 50 yards, phelps 75678 it's the olympic champion that knicks the daddy at the wall. so shaq has to put on the pink swimming cap. afterwards he also did a cannon ball and flooded the arena. >> chief coach says it's too early to know if matt cassel will miss sunday. he has a knee injury. >> sir alex ferguson and manchester united have appeared in the last two champion league finals. the won in '07. lost to barcelona last year. taking on turkey. the score on the header. worth another look. the initial shot is saved. that was the only goal of the game. so man u wins it first qualifying game, 1-ill on that goal. >> one additional baseball score to pass along this half hour. white sox beat the mariners 6-3. ken griffey, jr. homes for the 626th te

mayor adrian fenty holding a re-election fundraiser at a hem in southeast. his new competition has been announced. local insurance sales exec leo alexander says he is now running for mayor of d.c. the ceo of alexander solutions and former tv news reporter says he will officially kick off his campaign tonight on the southwest waterfront. he promises to attract new business to the nation's capital, fight crime and revolutionize public schools. >>> time now is seven minutes after 6:00. coming up next, the new tape said to be from osama bin laden with a message for president obama. >>> remember the guy that threw his shoes at former president bush. he is back in the news as his family is getting ready for a big celebration. we'll tell you what that is all about as fox 5 morning news at 6:00 continues. good morning, dan. what's going on? hey, guys, where the heck is dan? strange -- he used to eat cereal every day. i heard he eats breakfast out now, man. he what? i feel so cold. and alone. dan! dan! dan! dan! now everyone can afford a hot breakfast to go. buy a co

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the president is -- i don't think any president should be hemmed into a policy that he may come to regret. and if he thinks it is not worth the candle, he should change the policy. >> colby, tactical question. taliban are getting better. better organized. weaponry is better. what happens if we pull out? >> it will represent militarily a defeat. the taliban will be there and also al qaeda will have another area in which to operate. but it all depends on what the endgame is going to be there in afghanistan as far as obama is concerned. what does the actual one to achieve? we could redefine the goals, and not just political reasons, but strategic reasons. is it possible to degrade the taliban to a point where the taliban will not pose a particular threat in afghanistan and pakistan and can they do this militarily and a way other than having a large number of troops in the ground? george will suggested there was pushed back. i think obama has to really redefined what he wants to achieve and then sell that to the country. i don't think he had done this. >> let me ask you -- why is the enemy th

pakistan, but if you ge them the oppounity to come back to ghanistan, that becomes a sa haven,t gives hemmore oppounity so the plan d practice attacks and imakes it harder for the united stes to monitor with those drone attacks. but they haven't answered publicly that ndamental question. gwen: thnk you, nan and welcome to "waington wk." >> thankou. gwen:so where al qaeda, and how much of a reat do they po? we may havgotten one incation this week with the exsure and arrestf an afghan-american terroruspect who authoritiesay was planning bomb attacks it may seemhat weve hear about a lot oplots like this before. why is this one different? pete? >> if you think abo the lots we have seen ince 9/11, most f them are pple trying to learn to become terrorists by gong to correspondence schl. they go on tthe internet, downlo material to build bombs and find oer people through the internet. if we belve what the vernment says, here is someo o went to school tobecome a terrorist. the government says thisan, najibullah zazi who ves in suburban denver actuly went to pakistan with e purpose of attendinging

. >> savoy said that she continued to threaten to take hem out. she worried about them losing their japanese identity. >> it's horrible not having them here. >> reporter: the mother was given primary custody of the children while the father was granted limited time with them. >>> conviction of a baltimore county man. police say the 24-year-old fatally shot jason bats in may 2008. johnson, the only one of the three convicted of bat's death will be sentenced december 1st. >>> a break in the case of the home invasion in buoy. but prince george's police do not believe the death is related to a recent string. break-ins. >> reporter: a team of officers headed into the neighborhood in buoy, to let residents know, police are watching them. there have been a rash of home invasions here. >> reporter: $8,000 worth of stuff stolen? >> yeah. >>> and now a murder. tyrone richardson, killed in his home by three masked men with handguns early sunday. >> and we have one victim of a breaking and entering who is afraid to come back to her home. and to us, we take th

i think it has to do with how they played defense against hem. they're missing welker, believe me. and moss is moss. you put the best defenders on him and you shut him down. that's what you do. >> the only mental hurdle he struggles with is if he has to step up in the pocket and throw the ball down the field. because that's where he got hurt last year against the kansas city chiefs. the mental hurdle today he had to get over is getting popped and getting hilt under the chin a lot. it makes every great quarterback very average when you get hit a lot. >> all right. we're just getting started here. drew brees and the saints marched into philly and put on an offensive show. shee owe the eagles and kevin kolb responded. and the twins moving one game behind the tigers for first place. highlights ahead. hi, it's jimmy football here. nobody likes number 2. so we just upgraded you to number 1. introducing the bud light foozie! it's a foam finger. it's a can coozie. boom. whoa. s-stamp. it's the foozie! we love the foozie. thanks, bud light. ( cheering ) it's the bud light foozie and it's...

would create is a national exchange regulated and run by a commissioner it would include proif at hemmingare plans and non-profit plans and the public option to government plans. >> this past summer, the ways and means committee debated for individuals that don't buy insurance. here's about 10 minutes of that debate. hanging out with us all day long and you have had one chance to respond to a question. i figured i would for one that you. >> 34. >> this is the amendment that helps make good on president obama's promise not to tax people making less than $250,000. looking at the spreadsheets that we do have from jct and cbo, is it not the case that some of the people that have to pay the 2.5% tax will be making less than $250,000? and is it not also the case that the employer payroll tax will be paid on payroll for people making less than $250,000? mr. ryan, you did ask me a couple of questions i number of hours ago. >> ok, not since dinner. [laughter] >> you asked about the proposal 2@@@ $ yes, i would have to say there is a surtax on individualshere making less than $250,000 in that circu

how zoo officials got hem out alive. the palestinian snl, a new show that pokes fun at some of the most dangerous people in the middle east, fighting fear with laughter when fox report urns returns right after this. stick around. >> i believe that dim diplomacy should be the cornerstone of any foreign policy and i can see russia from my house (laughter) >> a country in the midst of an important election between two very qualified candidates, the hot lady and the tiger woods guy. and astra digs dictates he also left me a note from 44 to 43. he was president, a president wrote that (laughter) >> making fun of politicians is something we take for granted. tina fey, will ferrell made big names for themselves, but in some countries that kind of thing could get you thrown in jail or worse, but now, in one court in the middle east things are changing. there's a new show on the airwaves poking fun at political and religious leaders for the first time. rina ninen has the story. >> reporter: you might call it the palestinian versi

hemmed in a bit. we are getting the october contract closing out just above $71.56. tomorrow we begin trading november. we have to focus on fundamentals tomorrow despite today some incremental good news the saudi minister saying they are seeing more demand for saudi's oil. tomorrow we get the inventory numbers. we are expecting to see a drawdown in crude, 1 million to 2.5 million barrels. the other story that we need to talk about is gold. the metals overall rallied up to the upside hard today. copper was a strong point, but gold once again above $1,000. we came very close to seeing yet another record high close. $1,018 and change an ounce. unusual to see an aggressive move on the down side of the dollar ahead of a fed meeting tomorrow. rick santelli, this is a real conundrum. folks want to seem to sell it here. >> i don't know how much new information other than forecasts is going to be in tomorrow's statement. of course, asset purchases may be something that could affect that dollar. let's look at the interest rates, we had a good two-year note auction measured by

keep an eye out for mast yieties that affects milk production in cows and makes sure reproreproductive hem health is good. this family farm has been in the business for more than 200 years. it adds up to some two million pounds of mill being a year going to other state facilities. the cows certainly do their part, but u. t. veterinarian prayed the 46 inmates who work very hard to make it successful. >> the inmates take a lot of pride in their work in take care of the animals and they're very helpful when we come out here. >> reporter: the work here is also good experience for future vets. in tennessee and around the country, there's a real need for largal animal veterinarians who care for livestock. meredith is in her final year of vet school and may consider this as a career option. >> absolutely because we get to do so many different procedures and there's a lot of animal care so we get to see a lot of variety and it's awesome. it's a really great facility. they take good care of the animals. it's been a lot of fun so far. >> reporter: while this may not be your view of fun, it moalt vai

airlines already have policies some place that allow hem to deny boarding to anyone would is too seriously ill to fly and that includes the swine flu. before you even step foot on an airplane, your i. d. is checked, your bags, but checking for swine flu, that is elsewhere some passengers draw the line. >> once you say you agree to screening, you are subject to a whole broad spectrum. someone is that maybe not even disdenying flying cross country for someone's wedding. it would be awful for that person but there might be someone that is really sick. >> reporter: several airlines are making hand sanitizers available to passengers and crews. southwest airlines removed pillows and blankets. the air transport association with represents most of the nation's carriers says sick people can be refused boarding but gate agent aren't monitoring every cough are or sneeze. >> some of the symptoms are very similar to the symptoms of common cold or seasonal allergies. not everybody who knees necessarily has a serious communicable illness. >> reporter: dr. gary simon says the rick of infection on a plane

they're giving nine and a half million to help roups buy foreclosed homes and sell hem to low, moderatend middle income familyings. they will be available to a variety of virginia communities. >>> if the d.c. area stresses you out. don't move to chicago. forbes magazine says it is the most stressful city in the country, blame it on crowding, poor air quality, high unemployment and dopping home values. second place, new york, rhode island in the list. >>> i thought it was a great city, but i would never want to be a reporter there because it would be so cold. >> great for like four months. >>> weather-wise, i mean the city is great year-around, but -- >>> hard to believe august is out of here. >>> happy where we are with the weather here. >>> this is a bonus, i was telling brian on the 6:00 news, september is reliable. you always get a taste of fall. beautiful weather all year. it arrived a little bit early. a few hours earlier. today's high temperature, 76, are you ready for 40s? maybe a little too cool. national theater looking beautiful, a gorgeous moon, you have no trouble see it bec

young people to hem their communities. it symbolizes what my dead believed. helping the country.mes, but all types of service as well. >> larry: i think we can safely say, and think our viewers would agree, that after watching this program, ted kennedy's greatest legacy may be his children. the memoir concludes with a store about edward moore kennedy iii. he writes -- he aimed to sail. he began winning races. he even earned the most improved sailor award. senator kennedy wris, this is the greatest lesson a child can learn. it's the greatest lesson anyone can learn. it's been the greatest len son that i have learned. if you persevere, stick with it, work at it, you have a real opportunity to achieve something. sure, there will be storm ace long the way. you might not reach your goal right way. if you do your best, keep a true compass, you'll get there. fellas, thanks to much. the best of luck to you. >> thanks for having us on. >> larry: if you

mayor fenty is holing a re-election fundraiser at a hem in southeast. >>> a 16-year-old boy is dead, killed in a shooting that caped a violent weekend in the district. >> some resident are calling for the return of all hands on deck. stacy cohan is live with us with all thdetails. >> reporter: good morning. a total of four people were shot, two of them killed in the district this weekend and that includes 16-year-old antonio ward. now, ward was killed in what is described as a hail of fwier. some of those bullets -- a hail of gunfire, some of those bullets actually sailed through a nearby window. now there is discussion of whether the all hands on deck initiative is effective and whether or not officers are failly compensate. >> very all hand on deck, we have between a 10 to 35% reduction in crime. >> reporter: this weekend was not an all hands on deck weekend in the district. last week, an arbitrator ruled in favor of the officers ordering the chief to pay the officers overtime. chief lanier is appealing that district. back to you. >> thank you. >>> police are vehicling a shooting a

the communitympowered him to me to their house, go house house and distrite drugs to hem so at the sameime its cost effective if he couldet all those commities with him. >> suarez: dtributors are not paid, but the work brings status. the llage holds a big celebration to honor them. >> the control program the ver blindness ctrol program we on't pay our distributors. the community peopleay them or takeare of them. otheprograms do, they pay huge sums and these are n sustainable. they are not sustainabe. the dollarwill fizzle out meday, they will dry out bu the people will remainso you need to emwer the people to reale that this is their problem >> suarez: on this day, villagers who have distrited drugs for fi years were given new bicycles. >>i enjoy volunteering to improve the health ofy village by hang this bicycle it will help me with this mison. >suarez: the bicycles and celebrations are just small piece of t community pride ared in this african village >> ifill: tomorrow, ray last report wi examine the campaign to rid tanzania omalaria. on our website wshour.pbs.org fi out more about r

i'm definitely going to send hem a letter. i mean, i have always wanted to catch up with him, but i didn't want this to happen for me to, you know, try to find out how he was doing. >> most people right now are portraying ray as a murderer. if i saw ray right now, i wish i could give the kid a hug and shake his hand. i would be like, what is going on right now? >> larry: we're going to stay on top of this. we thank you all. we'll get into another sensational crime, the kidnapping of jaycee dugard, and the discovery of bones on the property where she was allegedly kept for 18 years. breaking news on that next. ♪ saw their ads on my tv ♪ thought about going but was too lazy ♪ ♪ now instead of looking fly and rollin' phat ♪ ♪ my legs are sticking to the vinyl ♪ ♪ and my posse's getting laughed at. ♪ ♪ f-r-e-e, that spells free- credit report dot com, baby. ♪ >> larry: investigators have found bones on the property where kidnap suspects phillip and nancy garrido lived with jaycee dugard and her two daughters. now investigators are

the nixon white house went after hem during the watergate era.he broke into the psychiatrist's office in an effort to dig up dirt, and they prompted the courts to throw out the charges charges against them. elsberg is calling on others to g follow the risky course. it debuts in new york, los angeles and in the toronto film festival. >> my name has now come outsa the possible source of the times pentagon document, it is that of daniel elseburg, the top policy analyst to the defense and state department. >> think it is time in this country to quit making national heroes out of those who steal secrets and publish them in the newspaper. >> wouldio you go to prison? >> i spoke to him earlier from the university of california at berkeley. >> daniel ellesburg, welcome. >> good to be here. >> people either revere you or revile you for your role in leaking the pentagon papers in 1971, but you say you should have started leaking in 1964 after lbj's incident was trumped up incident that led to our involvement in vietnam. >> yes. that took place on my first

i have to say that may be true in which case i'm disappointed in both of hem. >> that says a lot lessesting about obama than john mccain which is the thing i'm trying to get to the bottom of. good to know there is a lot of energy in his office on this issue. i would love to hear an explanation from them on the change in his position. we will try to get it from him. so far he doesn't want to be on the show. we will keep asking. >> thanks. ana marie cox, national correspondent for air america and contributor to playboy magazine. >>> coming up, texas gubernatorial candidate publicly proclaims his hatred for the united states of america. he said it into a microphone on the steps of the state capitol. and governor perry's texas, this is a sort of reasonable strategy for trying to win an election there now. yes, yes. we've got the tape. hold on just a second. i cannot be one of the 61 million americans who do not refill their prescriptions on time. readyfill at cvs pharmacy automatically refills my prescriptions and reminds me to pick them up. you mean, reminds me to pick them up. [ chuckle

laws of war very clearly states that while you're at war you can detain enemy combatants to prevent hemfrom returning to the battle field. 75% of the american people don't think our government should be bringing terrorists to the homehand. >> with us, two military voices urging president obama to close guantanamo. retired army lieutenant general, harry soister, former director of the defense intelligence agency. retired navy admiral, john hudson, a former judge advocate general. general, i want you first to talk about this. the difference between putting the bad guys, the terrorists, alleged some cases, clearly guilty in other cases, in guantanamo out there in cuba or putting them in some maximum security prison in the united states. what's the difference? >> we have them in guantanamo, of course, today, and guantanamo is a symbol of everything we've done in the past in terms of our abuse of prisoners, et cetera, and remains a symbol which we need to remove. we need to remove that symbol as soon as possible because, in fact, the quicker we do that, the more secure this country will be.

police say 16-year-old darrion albert was beaten to death as he walked hem to chicago. let's go to chicago now. a staff reporter from the "chicago sun-times." we're hearing about the students who have been detained about this point. do police think they have the people who killed derrion albert in custody? >> reporter: they do. all three of them have been charged with first-degree murder for this. i guess we'll see if they're more -- >> go ahead. >> there might be more arrests that come. there were a lot of witnesses that got the whole thing on tape. >> okay. when we're talking about how this all came about, here's derrion albert, 16 years old, honor student, college bound. his family maintains he was targeted because he had refused to join a gang. are you learning anything about that? >> you know, i spoke to his grandfather. that wasn't his grandfather's impression of what had happened. he thought he was simply a kid that was in the wrong place at the wrong time. derrion, from everyone i talked to, i spoke to a number of family members and friends, he was a pretty quie

specifically, it's a land hemmed by unambiguous borders, yet filled with lines that have been blurred beyond recognition. new and old, the a owe logical and the military -- the aa logical and militarily strategically, all bundled together until each lost its idebitity and became part of the -- of the same interwoven fabric. each day's itinerary was left with life-changing events. the oppressive heat which hit me when i stepped off the bus steamed challenge my ideas about israel. while i found our agenda to be filled with the study of distorted line, there were stark lines, stark borders which separated israel from her neighbors and delineated fact from fiction. i found this truth as we toured the wall. i found no ambiguous lines. i was clearly standing at the foundation of modern israel. conversely, i did not hear israel's genesis in the echo of my footsteps through the solemn corridors of yad vashim. true, i heard an argument against the unforgettable argument against the atrocities that happened when the world's jewry did not have a place to call its own. plainly israel does not exi

fire has destroyed a hem in fairfax county. flames broke out about 3:30 this morning at a home in the 5000 block of police owe drive in annandale. firefighters say the home's natural gas helped fuel the fire t had to be shut off. soar, no word on a cause or whether anybody was signed at the time of the fire. >>> police in prince george's county opened fire on a stolen suv last night after they say the driver tried to run over an officer. the three men inside the car bail out near pearl place and pepper mill road in seat pleasant. police got two of them including one man who was shot. the third man remains on the loose. >>> an alert for shoppers in fairfax county. police are searching for suspects after an alleged stabbing at a springfield mall. a man walked into the gordon jewelers to call 911. he says two men trd to rob him and stabbed him when he resisted. the vic tip's injuressies were serious but he was conscious when paramedics arrived and is expected to recover. >>> investigators say a man who was murdered in his hone own

so i think that's the message, to tell people who currently have coverage, what's in it for hem? what i found during the town halls is people wanted us to do nothing because they're afraid whatever we did they'd be worse off. they couldn't understand how they'd be better off. they were worried that something would be taken from them to be given to someone else, and you can't really straighten that out unless the message improves on how cost containment, wellness programs, prevention, all the things that can be done, will benefit them in the short term, but particularly in the long term. >> we'll have more with senators nelson and klobuchar in a moment, ask them whether more u.s. troops in afghanistan is the answer and whether the government is ready for a potential h1n1 flu pandemic. stay with us. there was a time i wouldn't step out of the house without my makeup. now, it's no problem. (announcer) neutroténa tone correcting night serum with high performance soy to even skin tone and active retinol to speed cell turn over. clinically shown to visibly fade brown spots in 14 nights

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trichet's comments are not new for hem. as we know at the moment, the economy is not all that strong. on the reserve side, there is only one way for the dollar to go on as the reserve currency. we sort of think, really, that the euro has quite a track record to make that major of an impact into the dollar. i think it's going to be years, rather than months before the dollar is rivaled at all as the major reserve. >> we've also been talking about in the past couple of weeks about whether or not the dollar would replace the yen as the funding currency. what do you think the chances are of that happening? >> i think there's a chance from the japanese data this morning. we heard also that the swiss has always been a natural alternative to the yen and, of course, sterling, as well. sterling interest rates aren't going up. as you look forward, the aussie can take, for example, japanese exporters. but the cost of forward coverage is practically zero now. in the 1980s, you recall the yen was barely one. so i think actually the inte

in illinois, the president hems state, we have a requirement of a certificate of merit which means thatainst a confident board certified qualified doctor says i've looked at this case and there is a reasonable basis upon which to file the lawsuit. you can solve the malpractice problem like they have in california or indiana if you want to take people's rights away. in the state of indiana, you could be a guy making a million dollars a year and they kill you on the operating table and your family, at best, is going to get $1.25 million for the entire case and then they are going to fight you about it. in california, they have caps on damages which our president specifically said take away people's rights and they've had caps on damages for 30 years in california and never raised it. so those are not the solutions. filing cases -- >> i want to get dr. snyderman to respond to that. again, i don't know anybody who is in favor of allowing lawyers to willy-nilly chase doctors and it makes sense to me that doctors would be defensive and understandably angry about the fact that the cost of runn

he told hem get loss and all your money. gretchen: adon'ted daughter of legendary soul singer.nt known for cybil life. be the first to email us at friends@foxnews.com. we will send you a copy of steve's book. steve: these undercover videos showing acorn's shameless corruption have gotten a lot of corruption from so-called community group has been involved in a lot of shady dealings and now there is more. involving illegal aliens and home loans. john fund from the "wall street journal" joins us live to talk about this. all right. so john, we have heard about the fact that one of the things acorn is supposed to do is supposed to help people in poor communities, voter registration, help them put through mortgage applications and stuff like that. of course, we assumed they were american citizens. not so fast. >> no. i think for the last few years and at least seven cities, including new york, acorn has been helping illegal aliens get housing. and real houses. now, of course, illegal aliens don't have social security numbers so they provide them with a taxpayer identification number

i've done stories on people who have hemmed and hawed and all of a sudden, they drop right below. it's interesting that we do not have anywhere in published reports today his blood alcohol level, which we usually would have the day after in a story like this. >> right, but jane, he had been binge drinking that day. he went to the gin mill near the precinct in brooklyn, then he went to a friend's house to watch the notre dame football game, continued to drink, then came back to the same bar, gin mill, the cop bar to drink, and you would have thought some of his colleagues, whether they were coming on duty, off duty, and saw him and said hey, kelly, yo, slow it down, man. you got a snout on you. you been drinking way too much. unfortunately, as part of the culture, they have gin mills, whenever you leave a cop shop or precinct, notice how close the bars are and how they reduce their drinks for the cops who are off duty which just fuels this problem more and more. >> well, again, allegedly, he hasn't been convicted of anything. lou, here's the interesting part. you're a former cop. a

. >> my understanding is that just teen hem was really kind of like her role model.pe of player as well. you get these big russian women, back at the baseline pounding the shots, she has a whole arsenal of interesting shots. she's got good backhand, the shot from the baseline but a lot of good cut shots, can drop something in short of the net. have you worked on her skills because of the height difference of being a shot maker? >> when i started working with her i knew she wasn't going to be tall and i knew she'd never be a big first strike player. she had to rely on variety, speed, and of course mental toughness. so that's all we work on. >> some say the way she plays is the way tennis should be played. >> that's what i think. i'm old school. so i like to see a lot of slice, a lot of variety, a lot of mixing it up. with the technology and the size of the athletes today i mean the game has changed and you have to deal with what you have, so she's smart about that. >> also just the age factor. she's 17 years old, she's one of the youngest players out there that made i

i've done stories on people who have hemmed and hawed and all of a sudden, they drop right below. it's interesting that we do not have anywhere in published reports today his blood alcohol level, which we usually would have the day after in a story like this. >> right, but jane, he had been binge drinking that day. he went to the gin mill near the precinct in brooklyn, then he went to a friend's house to watch the notre dame football game, continued to drink, then came back to the same bar, gin mill, the cop bar to drink, and you would have thought some of his colleagues, whether they were coming on duty, off duty, and saw him and said hey, kelly, yo, slow it down, man. you got a snout on you. you been drinking way too much. unfortunately, as part of the culture, they have gin mills, whenever you leave a cop shop or precinct, notice how close the bars are and how they reduce their drinks for the cops who are off duty which just fuels this problem more and more. >> well, again, allegedly, he hasn't been convicted of anything. lou, here's the interesting part. you're a former cop. a

most the kids don't know that 80% of the things in their home came to hem o them on the railr. >> dr.d having such a great time with the kids this weekend. >> come on down. we will have a great time. >> the b and o museum kids fest will be this saturday. for more information, go to foxbaltimore.com/morning. >>> a lot of times may say that the beatles was the greatest band, but milkshake number one in my book. we have showers scattered around in the area. that is going to be the case for today, tomorrow, and part of friday with the low pressure center just very stubborn and not wanting to move. we have the scattered showers that were heavier toward the north. we're seeing it pretty evenly dispersed through the mor northn part of the state and the central part as well. downtown, we haven't seen a whole lot. there's a little bit of activity in the southern most part of the metro area and even there, very light. more on the way, we have heavier downpours on the way as we get into the overnight period tonight. eastern end people will get the most rain. take a look at the coastal flood watc

explosive brand new secret tapes from michael jackson telling all about his father allegedly beating hem. here are the breaking developments. just a short time ago we heard dramatic new audio tapes of michael jackson talking in graphic detail about being beaten. i can tell you it is mind blowing what he claims he went through. on the tapes heard nationwide, michael describes how lonely his life became and why he had a bizarre relationship with mannequins. yes, i said mannequins. and brand new remarkable revelations about how the king of pop wanted to be buried not by himself but with children. joining me tonight jean and carlos. i got say these tapes we are about to play for you are just incredible. they are some of the over three hours of interviews recorded between 1991 and 2001 with his one time spiritual advisor. he talks about what he called his father's beating ritual. the tapes were first aired on the "today show." you got to listen. >> just eerie to listen to. we did reach out to joe jackson today. a family spokesman said he wouldn't dignify this with a comment. we have heard the

there was a conservative base that was out there and i remember mccain was running by hems he didn't palin was on the ticket she connected with what the conservatives are looking for. i think that same base is there and the tea party movement is sort of capturing them in a way i think the republicans haven't but they are both working together because the same cau s causes. there's been a strong desire for a bigger small government advocate out there. there was a push for that and the republicans in washington supported bush and conservatives argued supported him while he was growing the government and republics have heard the grassroots and are acting more, opposing everything obama does and calling it government takeover the same rhetoric you hear on a rush limbaugh show. host: the numbers are on the screen.ç journal@cspan.o journal@cspan.org. is there a way to fine what these folks mean by big government and what they would mean by mall government? >> i don't think there is. if you ask them what their concern is you will hear a lot of different things. if you ask them what the sol

i've done stories on people who have hemmed and hawed and all of a sudden, they drop right below. it's interesting that we do not have anywhere in published reports today his blood alcohol level, which we usually would have the day after in a story like this. >> right, but jane, he had been binge drinking that day. he went to the gin mill near the precinct in brooklyn, then he went to a friend's house to watch the notre dame football game, continued to drink, then came back to the same bar, gin mill, the cop bar to drink, and you would have thought some of his colleagues, whether they were coming on duty, off duty, and saw him and said hey, kelly, yo, slow it down, man. you got a snout on you. you been drinking way too much. unfortunately, as part of the culture, they have gin mills, whenever you leave a cop shop or precinct, notice how close the bars are and how they reduce their drinks for the cops who are off duty which just fuels this problem more and more. >> well, again, allegedly, he hasn't been convicted of anything. lou, here's the interesting part. you're a former cop. a

. >> they would have caught hem cold. >> absolutely right and we do that all categories of our investigations, not just in investment advisor but in every case. >> you're a starting policeman in the investigators unit, you know to do third party verification. >> yes, sir, agree. with can examinations as well. we're emphasizing it strongly, make sure people to thap about >> it seems to me, almost a certainty, given -- how bad things were, with madoff, that there are probably other ponzi schemes, i don't know how large, that they have have not uncovered yet. >> what do you have to say about that sn >> certainly there are, there's always fraud present. the fraud $sters have smart. this past year, health -- there was help collapsing them because you need money coming in and investors are gun-shy and so we're seeing more collapse. that's why you're reading about so many. i'm sure there is more fraudsters to be caught. >> would you agree there are probably more? >> we're actively looking for more. we have gone out, very vigorously and conducted examinations of entities that have -- >> i take it the

it would be a benefit for the united states to take closer attention to our own hem i sphere.take it as a political conversation. you know, as americans we need to do things right for our own area. concentrate on what our problems are our problems come from our congress. they need to step up and say hello. i believe we should start focusing on our oeb problems here. the world problems are going to solve itself. >> sandy. i believe we should send an olive branch to them. we've done nothing but extend bombs to different places. we've krit sdiezed everybody else's countries. we are ourselves neated to take a good look and say yes. the leaders have changed in cuba too. give us a break. let's do it. please, let's do it. thank you. >> thank you for your calls. coming up, we'll talk with the author of "the clinton tapes." we'll be right back. >> this saturday, the meaning of matthew, a taped event from salt lake city, judy shepard, the mother of matthew shepard. and sunday, in depth. the author of 12 books including his latest, gop 5.0. live this-week. >> supreme court week starts su

he stock piled bomb making chemicals and seeking urgent hem to build explosives over to last two weeksfzali were charged. afzali has been released. >>> two new jersey police officers are controversying from gunshot wounds in lakewood, new jersey. one officer was shot in the face. he may lose his eye. another officer shot in the foot. the suspect jaime gonzalez received multiple gunshot wounds. he faces four counts of attempted murder. his bail is set at $2 million. the other s.w.a.t. team members were protected by their bulletproof vests. >>> to kentucky where the fbi is looking into the death of a u.s. census worker was found hanging from a tree. the word fed was on bill sparkman's chest. he was doing field work to up plemt his income as a substitute teacher. the bureau has suspended all door to door canvassing in that area. >>> the state department is blasting a tape which has been posted on a russian website. it is difficult to make out any identities in this portion of tape. allegedly showing a state department employee having sex with a prostitute. brendan kyle hatcher, who is mar

understand how 16, 17-year-old kids, how you could just stand over someone's body and just constantly beat hem and stomp them to death. >> reporter: amateur video captured from the scene helped authorities identify some of the attackers. >> the detectives have been canvassing the area reviewing videos and evidence and conducting interviews. >> reporter: police aren't saying whether thurt's attack was gang related but they say the teen was targeted bawd he refusesed to join a gang. today a makeshift memorial appear to have been torched leaving even more questions as ho whom had that much hate foredfor derrion and why. >> that just speaks for itself what kind of people they are. >> jay miller of affiliate wgn reporting and a vigil for derrion is planned for later this afternoon right outside his school. security think has been beefed up because of all this. >>>ed movie director who upon an oscar for the political "the piano" is fighting extradition to the u.s. on a 32-year-old sex charge. roman polanski could be released soon on bail. he was arrested there saturday on an international warrant. t

he was abl to maintain aense of idealism and realizing them and achieving hem. he had an optimism to settle for progress not perfection especially said from his brother jack, that he learned you have to take issues seriously, but don't take yourself too seriously. he was gracious and generous in sharing credit for success. because of the suffering in his life through his familynd personally, developed this heart of gold, this empathy for other people and their own misfortunes. if one of his colleagues in the unitited states senate had something bad come their way, you could almost bet the first call that they'deive would be from ted kennedy, regardless of which side of the aisle you were on. he would be the first toalk about some misfortune or illness in your family. how he learned this so quickly, we never figured out. but the kennedy network was there gathering that information, making certain that he always offered a helping hand or a pat on the shoulder if you needed it. health care was such an important part of his public career, decent, affordable health c

they're a government-sponsored enterprise that had the imple -- implicit guarantee of the government pind hem. now there's another date that sticks in my mind. two years and a little more than a month later, october 26, 2005, an amendment was brought to the floor of the house of representatives that would require fannie mae, freddie mac to be capitalized exrarble to that of other competing institutions and to require them to be regulated in a similar fashion and that amendment was vigorously resisted by the now chairman of the committee, barney frank and yet he came to the well on the thursday before we broke for the easter vacation this year and set up a 60-minute period of time to explain to americans in that little lull when everybody else was going home but me and a couple others that none of that was his fault. that it went outside of him and that it was something that the regulations was not necessary, the capitalization was not necessary. well, we know the answer. the implicit guarantee. and by the way, the gentleman from massachusetts said on the floor of the house of representatives

law enforcement source says dugard told him phillip garrido did not molest the daughter she had with hem sheds and tents in garrido's backyard. garrido's neighbors said he invent ad device to communicate without speaking. in reality it was a simple black box with a plastic handle, metal switch and jacks for plugging in headphones. he was so convinced his invention worked he tried to have it patented. clients said he showed it off often. some of the signed declarations saying the device worked. >>> a man is now in plis custody in haiti for the killing of his wife and children. florida police are scheduled to hold a news conference at 4:00 eastern. according to police damas board ad plane on friday from miami to haiti where he has family saturday police entered the home in naples, florida, and found the body. a child welfare worker visited the woman and her five children three days earlier and found nothing unusual. >>> a spokesman says since 2000 police have been called to the house several times for domestic disturbances. the children were between 11 months and 9 years old. >>> a crimina