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mega-millions is up to $252 million with $159 hl cash payout. that's one of the biggest windfalls in the history of the game. the mega-millions drawing is scheduled at 11:00 tonight. >>> jim was out buying all of our tickets. you were right here. how we are going to spend it. >> coming up tonight at 6:00, government panel says 90,000 americans could die from the swine flu. we will tell y what federal health officials are doing in an effort to prevent that. there are new recommendations regarding just how much sugar we should consume. we will tellou what they say. out in washington state, there is a liddy who turned 90 years old. on her birthday, you know what she did? you can figure it out. she went skydiving. you go, girl. we will hear from her. >> that's a picture we want to see. >>> lindsay is live for her lunch segment. we are talking nascar. >> we are. we are talking a little bit of racing. when juan pablo montoya came over three years ago from formula i racing to nascar, he was seen as a very aggressive driver. a guy that didn't make a lot

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but i think it will pass, at the point at it passes willbe period where everybody hls the political genius of barack obama and ss,h, he had the all the w, it was like the campai. he never broke sweat and so on. and th the country will have deal with the conseqnces of reform. whatever those maye. >> charlie: wt do youhink the conconcerns aref he in fact ds to the democrats does get a bill but it is a bill tt does not have a public tion? will that affect his future leaderip for the rt ofsay the next two years? >> what would happen, a watered down version of healthcare reform without a public ops without abity to negotiate with phaa for substantial prices, cost reducti. basically whats going t happen is not going to work. there aren't going to be costs that are cut. there n't goingo be rl health ce provided to people who right now a beingocked t of the system. >> agree with ariannan. at he's g to go forhe blic option. ses what was said before by rosss right, too, i don't thk the democrats that are suicidal. he's got t persuade the blue dog democrats that if they don't ge hlthcare or if someth

it talks about paper going for a penny a copy and right up through the great coverage of the hl men kins great reporters through the years and pulitzers they've won. you ought to see the incredible institution it has been and get to where it is now and it is a sad state of affairs. >> i imagine the "sun" people will pick this up and read it. what's the public going to come away with when they read the article? >> i am happy to hear i showed it to some of them and thought it was fair. the management will be unhappy but the reporters thought it was a tough story and it was fair and gave credit where credit was due. the public, i think who are less familiar with what's been comboing on will be shocked. just how few people are butting it out and what the future holds which is really limited and scary. it's such an institution. >> i'm glad you did it. it had to be told. it will be on the newsstands in the september issue. "stop the presses" at the baltimore sun. >>> now let's look at the forecast. >>> good morning, everyone. we have a lot of sunshine out there and hazy conditions that's going

and i gher some of the town hl meetings are happing in iowa, and iowa are good about ts ing, are triple se f normal. he goes home and listens and ts threatened we're going to defea new 2010. he's up in th coming election. and he doesn't want toet defeed. and that'seen, i think, the overall fect of this august. whichs a lot ofpeople and parts of the couny, the health-care rorm is recently po popular but in the midwest in particular and some areas the south nd places like florida, it's que unpopular. so hhas to face the fct o i really want toose my seat overhis. and so i st think it's in some sense a democratic process that is creating the other chuck grsley. >> i think theris en another cck grassley which is -- >> three chuckrassleys. >> exactly. you know, it' some horrible ience fiction movie. the way i think of chuck grassley is li whack a mole. he's inside the room with max baucus and the other members of the gang of six negotiating, i thin in reasonably goodaith, and then when he pops his head up. first he getswhacked byhe republican leadership that really don't want him to come up w

went up to the hl. they sd this is our outlinehich was an ouine th a lot of rublicans said we could live with hat. and congre told him no. nancy plosi no, we're to the going tbe bipartisan. we'rin power now. a larry summers cme out and saidessage received they turned it over nancy pelosi and --. >> rose: part othat also was reaction, perhapsn overreaction twhat clinton had done onhealth care. >> right. you got to becareful also speaking of jimmyarter and tip o'neill. one ofhe reasons why tip o'neill didn't like jimmy caer is because he didn't believe the new preside, this fre face from plains, georgia,as shing him proper respect. >> rose: smany presidents come twashington, especially if they haveeen gernors, somehow they want to be perceived as an outsider. >> uh-huh. >> rose: and at someoint someone help them understand in order get bills passed, in order to be an effective force, you have to havesome relationshiif not accommation to the way washingn works. >> exactly. dow have to. >> ros you understan

infosys made an announcement this week that they're looking to acquire hl having previously bought axon in this market. yesterday google announced that it snapped on to videos and production. $100 million. but i think the level of activity, maybe sheer not huge acquisitions, but it's there. then you have to look at a broader patch and to say more global buyers from all continents, lots of small deals means that the people with the money are using this period of, you know, confusion, consolidation to position themselves well. >> yes, i was surprised because i anticipated that global markets are highly correlated like that for a long time now. my expectation was this year that asian markets would be very similar to take the queue from the u.s. market and be in a similar way and the next two or three years you would see the growth in the asian economies or developed economies where the asian economies would grow faster and then the market would, you know, start getting more interested. it's happened rather quickly. this year itself asian markets have grown quite a lot. what that meant is t

nada hl nothing.k three teen girls on a cash-free shopping spree to show us how it's done. >> repter: 12-year-old ju juliette is like most tween girls and that means butting heads with mom. >> the sheer volume of what they want to buy and they add open and you've broken the back. >> reporter: according to a recent survey, average family is expected to spend nearly $300 on back to school clothing and accessories. but imagine if kids could trade the clothes hanging in their closet they never wear for a wardrobe that's new to them without spending a dime? the first tip, raid your parent's closet. >> remember this one? got this one in paris. >> reporter: from mom's unwanted stuff alone, the pile starting building. next stop, juliette's closet. what you have never worn and what you'll never wear again. okay? >> these are like hand-me-downs from my sister. i'll never wear this again. i don't really like them of this. >> reporter: why did you buy them? >> i liked them then. >> repter: at least when it comes

. >> smith: simns to me to the old fishing town of rock hl, where watermen were inging in the day's crab cat. crabhave long been the trademk of chesapeake bay, but the catch w is down more than 50from 25 years ago. so how was the catch today? >> well, it dropped off little bit today. >> smith: dropped off. so what aryou... coming in with a six, ven, eight bushels? >> ninaltogether. >> smithnineushels? ten years ago, h many would you haveaught on an average da >> be about . >> smith: abt 30 bushels, about ree times as many. >> yea >> smithhow do you feel about the bay and what's happeneto it >> i tnk it's a tragedy. i think... a little upset at my cldren can't enjoy this way of life that i cherish, you know? >> in rock halharbor, all that used to be pcessing houses for striped bass, r oysters, for clams, for everythinwe was harvesting. >>mith: so a lot of people in the fishnd crab and oyster business went out of busess? >> yeah. >> y're talking about billions of dollars of economic impac withysters, crabs, shad, striped bass. the define in the fishers has just been dramatic. i wodn't have

i'm reynolds wolf for hl in. >>> a pregnant mom of six who hit hard times decided to go for a really radical approach to make some cash. >> it just came to me to try something different. i did not expect any type of response. i thought that this is crazy, no one's going to even look at it. >> and what she's selling on ebay has some saying she does not deserve to be a parent. >>> have you ever just agonized over what to name is baby that was on the way? well, an arkansas woman kind of has a solution to that whole dilemma. she is giving someone else the right to name her unborn baby through an ebay auction. now, she says that she desperately needs the money since she's pregnant with her seventh child and her husband suddenly left her. she turned to ebay on a whim. >> i really had no expectations. anything is a blessing. so, i am open for anything. >> it's cool because she needs the money. she probably needs the money for the baby. >> i think she ought to go ahead and give that baby up for adoption if that's all the care she has for that child. >> now some of the woman's relatives are a