uh, hon, is this supposed to be understandable to regular people? yeah. why?s should only consider evidence germane to the issues at hand." [whispers] what?! what? i'm totally lost here. what, are you suing jermaine jackson? is he suing you? what's goin' on? oh, come on, you gotta be kidding me. i'm serious. look at this thing. it's full of big words. look at this: "litigation," "facade," "constantine." that's the defendant's last name. you're being an imbecile. all right, well, if you don't have any imbeciles on your jury, i think you're gonna be fine. oh, the jury's gonna be full of imbeciles. the smart people get out of jury duty. now i have to do this whole report over again. [sighs] oh, gosh. i'll walk you upstairs, baby. here we go. there you are. hey, and if you get a little stressed out, you need a little ♪ bow-wow, chicka-wow-wow you just give me a holler. so, anyway, i'm sure you're comfortable here and all, but, you know, if you ever need a change of scenery, we got plenty of room in our apartment. that's really sweet of you. actually-- uh, hol, cou

[applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the senator from north dakota, the hon.u. thank you for this opportunity. a special thanks to the families of the people who were on flight 93. we honor very much your relationship to those kelly on here today. i remember 9/11 so well. i came into the capitol complex and security people evacuate us because the pentagon had been struck. we went back to our offices and there we saw the horror of the world trade center being hit. then security people rushed into my office and told us we were to evacuate our offices because there was a plain 15 minutes out and they thought the capitol complex might be the carvin -- be the target. that was flight 93. to think we all been learned of the extraordinary bravery of the passengers on that flight. i introduced this resolution in 2004 because i felt that those brave men and women should be remembered forever in this symbol of our freedom and democracy. when visitors come to our great capital, they will see this plot. they will be reminded of the tragedy and triumph of the flight 93. mor

. - hon, did you know there's a full serving of veg-- - ( clanging ) announcer: there's a full serving of vegetables in every bowl of chef boyardee. it's obviously delicious. secretly nutritious. >>> >>> coming up in this half-hour, you're going to meet little jyoti. just 23 inches tall. teenager from india. she's believed to be the world's smallest girl. a documentary airing on national geographic channel tonight. >> it's sunday, september 13th. >>> we have a shocking end to the women's semifinal at the u.s. open last night. defending champ serena williams exploded at a line judge and that tirade lost her the match ultimately. >>> also coming up, a small japanese town comes under international pressure, the annual dolphin hunt there. we'll tell you about the documentary that sparked worldwide outcry. we'll speak to hayden panettiere. >>> plus, the man behind the da vinci code, best-selling dan brown, his new book comes out. fans can't wait to read about washington, d.c., and the masons and how many clues are hidden in our nation's capital. we take a tour coming up. >> but, first, ron

. - hon, did you know there's a full serving of veg-- - ( clanging ) announcer: there's a full servingvegetables in every bowl of chef boyardee. it's obviously delicious. secretly nutritious. and i wish you both a lifetime of happiness. (rim shot, applause) wow. that was beautiful, aunt fern. thank you. hey, they mopped up all the amniotic fluid, so we should feel safe to start the conga line! (piano starts playing) actually, i'd--i'd like to say a few words. (piano stops playing) bree, orson, your love is an inspiration to us all. that's very sweet. hmm. how do you know him? i thought he was on your side. mnh-mnh. well, i know this is a second wedding for both of you, and i think you're jolly brave. so often, people find excuses not to fall in love again. they're--they're afraid. but it's rare to find somebody that you connect with, so when you do, you have to follow your heart. bree, orson, i salute you. all right, let's get the music cranking and the-- wait, actually, tom, could you just hang on a second? uh, i-i also would like to say a few words. to bree and orson, uh, yes, what c

. >>> a man is dead and three otherst ur hteafain shootteg hon happened near hamilton street last night. the victims were in the backyard when someone fired several shots. michael harris died on the scene and others were taken to the hospital, and they are expected to recover. >>> in tennessee, a 15-furled boy and his mother are looking for help with a rare medical condition. -- a 15-year-old boy and his mother. >> i felt my eyes water. >> he cries blood. this can be a daily occurrence and his mother has takenne mhi o count as specialists and no one seems to know what is going on. >> more than anything i just truly want somebody to say i have seen this, i can help this family. i just please want somebody to help my baby. >> one ophthalmologist suspects it could be a diseasehich means bloody tears. one i n in a milling n ndioit which the tissues around the i could cause bleeding. -- a one in a million condition. >>> a is nice and refreshening out there. >> it is great to give your air- conditioning a break, but is definitely cold out there. 76 is the afternoon high. 50's overnight with s

ladies and gentleman, the secretary of defense, the hon. robert gates. >> mr.ent, madam first lady, distinguished visitors, and above all family and friends, good morning, and thank you for being here today. on september 11, 2001 the pentagon, world trade center, and the field and pennsylvania absorptive the first foreign- based major attacks on the west since the war of 1812. david lloyd george of the u.k. speaking during the opening months of world war i said, the stern hand of fate has scourged us to an elevation where we can see the everlasting things that matter for a nation. the great peaks we have forgotten of honor, duty, patriotism c,,lad in glittering white, the towering pinnacle of sacrifice. and like a ragged figure to the heavens. today we honor the dead and speak to the survivors and loved ones whose lives are at irrevocably changed. words are inadequate to remove the pain of that loss and the lives of these patriots began find some solace. because they lived and the great pinnacle of their sacrifice and because of the sacrifice of thousands more

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an hon to have you on the show. >> thank youfor having me.is: let start by saying, you're tribute to your ther at that service was inspiring and wering -- and i powering and algether uplifng. think you for your remembrances. i was mov to tears, as i ow many of otrs were. thank you for sharing about your fatherhe way that youdid. >> thank you, tis. it was one of the hardest things i have ever had do is morialize my dad, who loved so much, such a huge fire in my fe. how you dene somebody i5, 10 minutes, itwas one of the hardest things i d to do. when i got emotional, of course i am sad for my father's passing, but i am just fille with gratitude tavis, for all theifferent things that my father did, it gives that he had given to me. tavis: it was a great tribute. that maytart with obvious, how does one wear the name of ted kennedy jr.? as said in euly, it has not always been esy to have theame ted kennedy jr but have never been more pro oft than i am today. growingp in a pitical family, younow, tavis, is not easy to have the scrutiny, the prs, th

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photogra bedouyy hon chronicle outsideis h restaurant after the storm surge turned it into a filthy boil and he this week in theame spot, his business born anew. >> galveston is coming back and i'm convinced it's going to be better than itwas. >> reporter: a philosophy shared by joe andathleen dinky. they returned to find the home pieces. as they told al roker shortly after the hurricane hit. >> it's going to take one shovel at a time. most people in this situation realize that you can't do it by yourself, no m is an island. >> reporter: the couple has spt almost every day of the past 12 months turning a house back into a home. >> there's a lot ofills and valleys throughout life, and you got to overcome these things. >> reporr: amid all the rebuilding and lives started over, the other story of the stm is those who aren't coming back. by some estimates, the island has lost close to 20% of its population. the island's biggest employer, the university of texas medical bran, laid off a third of its staff after the orm. those who didn't move away for a job left out of fear. >> i can't go thro

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one of those brave soldiers who served in afghanistan and paid the ultimate price there was hon r honored at the white house. correspondent james rosen has the story of a true american hero. >> i have made peace with god by telling my family i loved them. >> the last words of jarrett c. monte, the native of massachusetts 0 upon whom president obama conveyed the medal of honor, the military's highest tribute. threesomers ago, monte was on his second tour of duty in afghanistan serving in the elite tenth mountain division. on june 21st, 2006, after spending two days hiking up a mountain, he and his fellow soldiers arrived to fortify a mortar fire positional long a ridge. >> that evening, they were attacked by about 50 taliban warriors. soup superior officers recalled how the enemy fighters accustomed to the terrain and armed with rocket-propelled grenades outflanked them. >> sergeant monte used his rifle to disrupt the fighters and called for artillery fire and close air support, which is really what broke the enemy's back. if monte hadn't been able to get that call for fire in and get the

. >> russia and china supported the measure, which interlocked on all hon. nuclear materials in the next four years. also at the u.n. today, a powerful speech by benjamin netanyahu calling out both iran and the united nations as a whole. using the platform, the israeli president blasted allowing mahmoud ahmadinejad to speak yesterday. ahmadinejad denied the holocaust ever happened. eric is live on the east side of manhattan. the prime minister sending a small -- strong challenge, didn't he? >> it really was a direct challenge, and a powerful one. benjamin netanyahu took the same podium that mahmoud ahmadinejad took to deny the holocaust yesterday, and in a dramatic fashion, netanyahu unfolded original plans for a nazi concentration camp, asking, "is this all live? -- is this a lie ?" netanyahu says it is a case of barbarism versus civilization, the ninth century verse is the 21 -- versus the 21st century. >> we will take action against dictators who stole an election in broad daylight and then gunned down iranian protesters who died in the sidewalks on the s

. >>> president obama has called for today to be a gnash fall day of service in hon -- national day of service in on norof those who died. -- honor of those who died. people will capture storys from world war ii veterans as part of the national veterans history project and at rfk stadium more than 250 people will sew quilts for the children whose military parents are stationed overseas. tell us how you are marking that day and how this day effects you. >>> there is more coming. we will look at the fall out from this week's major presidential speech on health care plus the secret to selling your home from a local expert and a reality show style. mi breyaubrfrom real estate teonintien when we return wh fa >>> the prince georges county fire department is investigating the explosion in capital heights, hampton overlook and was filled with chemicals used for water treatment. >> in river dale maryland police are investigating a deadly hit and run it happened last night along annapolis road, 36-year-old jose perez was hit and killed by a chrysler. the driver drove off. >>> the force cannot co

. >> we're grateful to the hon. david souter to return to his all modern. he served as associate justice of denied the state supreme court from 1990 until 2009. prior to his tenure on the court, he was attorney general for new hampshire, assisted justice for the court of new hampshire, and a judge of the united states court of appeals. he has offered over three decisions during his time on the supreme court. i will name just a few of the ones you may recognize. he has written for the court in landmark cases. he has written celebrated concurrences and certain cases and issued dissents in bush v. gore. he is jointly -- has jointly authored the plurality opinion along with justices sandra day o'connor and anthony kennedy. he is working with the new hampshire task force seeking to improve civic education in schools across the state. his interlocutor is noah feldman. professor feldman served as adviser to the coalition provisional authority in iraq and advised members of the iraqi government counts on the drafting of the interim constitution. he is the author of

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before we get to harvey lawrence, we need to acknowledge the dean of the congressional black caucus, the hon. john conyers. [applause] >> we love you. thank you, congressman conyers. >> i appreciate the comment about hustling. as the president and ceo of my development corp., a large part of my job is hustling. i always hustling to bring money into our organization. i am always hustling the message that i have to impart is to our staff and constituents. you have to be responsible, individually. you have to take ownership of your circumstances. in fact, money or support may not be there. you have to be resourceful and you have to be reliance. that does not mean that we are not there to support and to guide, but that you to take ownership of that part of your life -- you have to take ownership of that part of your life. as african-americans, historically, we have found a way. we have taken little and made much. that is the message of self- reliance. not necessarily waiting for someone to bring resources, but taking responsibility and being creative about how you move forward in your life and h

. >> regional experts say his actions are being seen as hon.ner by many because arab leaders do not usually stand up -- an admirable by many because arab leaders do not easily stand up against western leaders, particularly america. >> and now, tom tasselmyer. >> a few isolated shower is on hd doppler, indicating the cold front making its way into the -- into maryland. temperatures will drop a little bit coming down toward frederick n. nettleton. with this will be tracking -- and middleton. this will be tracking northeast. we have had some sharp coming out of hertford county and baltimore county across the bay and now working their way across queen anne's county on the shore. not a lot of rain out there. in fact, if you check the almanac today, there is nothing in the ages at the airport or the inner harbor. çtechnically, a dry day in our official weather report, but he may have picked a light sprinkle. the next few days we will see some tempters going below the normal height -- we will see temperatures going below the normal high. there are so

. - hon, did you know there's a full serving of veg-- - ( clanging ) announcer: there's a full servingn a bowl of chef boyardee. it's obviously delicious. secretly nutritious. >>> there are hundreds of national parks here in the united states, but none like katmai national park in alaska. they have one of the largest brown bear populations. our "weekend window" opens up there. >> we're at katmai national park, it's an amazing park. 1500 square miles and about a bear every square mile. one of the highest densities of bears on earth. we got a bear behind right here. we operate an air taxi service, people see their first bear while taxiing in. i like to kid them, better take a picture of that bear over there, because it might be the only bear you'll see all day. of course, they know i'm kidding. >> the reason the bears are here is because the salmon is here. >> this is a very critical time for them to pack on those calories they need for the winter. >> there may be a quarter of million salmon have to go over the waterfall. the bears are there to intercept them and the effort is incredible

. - hon, did you know there's a full serving of veg-- - ( clanging ) announcer: there's a full serving of vegetables in every bowl of chef boyardee. it's obviously delicious. secretly nutritious. >>> the fans not the only ones enjoying the nats. check out these pups at the ballpark. hello, cutie. event was designed to let people enjoy the game with their dogs. the nats also teamed one the humane society host august second annual adopt a pet event before the game. >>> the nats ended the losing streak. they trailed 4-2 in the ninth inning but there was a home run to cut the did he have at this time. ryan zimmerman hit a walkoff two-run homer to win the game in dramatic fashion. >> i love you and i doing sports. >>> it was a big upset at the u.s. open. kim kliister taking on venus williams. he was a wild card entry and upsets venus williams in three sets to advance to the quart are fils. >> got all those strong baby hormones. >> yes, indeed. we know about those. >> my dog is no longer with us but if he was, he would have liked going to the baseball game. he would have been watching the ba

it is appropriate for the senate as an institution and for trent lott as a person that his porch the hon. he is part of that continuity, -- that his portrait be hung. weaving together the impossible. is perfectly appropriate that i get a chance to introduce president clinton. the three of us in some ways are very similar. we came out of nowhere and had no plausible reason to be here. we all could not believe either of the other two were here. [applause] 8 book came out recently about the degree to which president clinton and i had worked together on a series of large reforms and medicare, social security, and a number of other issues. what we did she was reforming welfare, balancing the budget, cutting taxes, rethinking medicare, and enabling us to look out for a quarter-century. it was remarkable. coming for me, this is probably saying a lot, the president was sometimes controversial. trent shook his head and wondered why we wasted so much energy on the controversy. it is a great honor to be here to honor senator lott and his family and to introduce the president, president william jeff

. >> our nation is prepared to shake all those hands which are hon of thely extended toward us. >> reporterrong words in denouncing the united states an all capitalistic nations including israel. >> one that is based on the predominance of its materialistic interests to spreading inequality an oppression, poverty and deprivation, aggression, occupation and deception and tends to bring the entire world under its control. >> diplomats from many countries including canada and the united states walked out in protest calling his speech hateful and anti-sitic. the israeli delegation didn't even show up to listen as he condemned israel as an oppressive nation in its barbaric attacks and, quote, occupation of palestine. >> president obama ignored the limit on speeches and he spoke for 38 minutes. ahmadinejad for 5 minutes and moammar ghadafi for more than an hour and a half. the record was set back in the 1960s when fidel castro spoke for four and a half hours. >>> also macing headlines being recovery continues from those massive floods in the southeast. many residents in georgia are being allowed

are here a guest of the house, and any manner of approval or disapproval of the proceedings or other hon. compensation is in violation of the rules of the house. >> mr. speaker, i want to first of all say to my friend, the leader, that before coming to this congress, i spent 18 years running state agencies -- a state agency in south carolina. in this 18 years, i worked for four governors -- two democrats -- neil: we are continuing to monitor this. i want to get some reaction from the other side of the capital. with us now, a republican from the state of maine, susan collins. you are upset about the czars and all the running around they are doing, but your reaction to what is happening in the house right now. >> first, let me say that i thought the congressman's outburst last week was completely inappropriate. having said that, he has apologized it is my understanding. it is my understanding that the president has accepted his apology. it is the house is concerned -- house's concern -- and they are the ones that will make the judgment on this, but for my part, i think it is time to move o

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it's supposed to be about hon honoring television. >> wendy: she's going to be on "celebrity fit club. melissa's working on a book -- >> it comes out february 2nd. >> wendy: please, make sure you -- >> i will. it's about a red carpet mom who doesn't have to be on the red carpet. any time the spotlight, good, bad and indifferent, son you and how to handle those situations. >> wendy: got. thank you so much for being here. it was so nice to meet you. come back when your book is out. >>> up next, everybody, fash trends you don't want to miss from new york's fashion week. [ applause ] ♪ since arthur's been eating purina one, he has blossomed... into an incredibly strong, healthy cat. his coat is incredibly shiny and soft and very thick. everybody thinks he's the most handsome cat they've ever seen. [ woman announcing ] purina one for indoor cats... unlocks the brilliance of nature... with a natural fiber blend that helps minimize hairballs... and maintain a healthy weight. [ laurie ] he's a character. he brings so much laughter into this household. and he's the best-lookin' cat there is. [

. - hon, did you know there's a full serving of veg-- - ( clanging ) announcer: there's a full servingn a bowl of chef boyardee. it's obviously delicious. secretly nutritious. >>> all right. out of show. >> we're out of time. >> we have a little more time. >> 15 seconds to tell you should watch tomorrow. george's interview will air tomorrow. we'll have more of that. >> yep, we will. and other stuff. probably a "weekend window." >> yeah. autumn is in two days. >> >> live, and in hd, this is an abc 7 news update. >>> good morning. your time is 7:56. a pro basketball player was arrested this week after being caught with a load of weapons. cleveland guard delonte west was pulled over for cutting off a police cruiser on the beltway in largo. he was arrested when the officer realized he was heavily armed and carrying at least three guns. he has been charged with a traffic violation and two gun charges. further charges are pending. >>> baltimore neighborhood is drying out and cleaning up after a mass of water main break flooded the neighborhood and left 100 homes under water. rescue boats wer

. - hon, did you know there's a full serving of veg-- - ( clanging ) announcer: there's a full serving a bowl of chef boyardee. it's obviously delicious. secretly nutritious. >>> so, tomorrow, the big, full interview on george's show, with president obama. and all the media blitz he's going through this weekend. >>> we'll also take you behind the wheel with nascar rock star, carl edwards. he's pretty cool. >>> and bears like you've never seen them before. >> the chicago bears, right? >> i don't know what their -- hot wiring cars or something. when i was about six years old, i remember taking something that didn't belong to me. looking back on that day it would have been very easy for my dad to lecture me and hope i never did it again. whatever i took wasn't worth much... but the lesson i learned was worth everything. life's most important lessons are best learned in the home. if it's not there, we dig by the septic tank 'til we find the problem. average repair costs six thousand dollars. monthly maintenance with rid-x? about six dollars. (announcer) use rid-x monthly to help keep your

that isn't that unusual quite hon liz and for someone like, you know, this notable celebrity, that wouldvery common. a lot of people are complaining that the punishment wasn't hard enough. >> 180 days and i guess some concerns that good behavior just like in jail sometimes can be a means to get out early. might 180 become less? >> well, i suppose it could. i kind of doubt that, but listen. this would be normal, with a noncelebrity defendant. he's a first-time offender. and this is pretty typical. he shouldn't be punished more simply because he's a celebrity, in my view. >> okay. jennifer bonjean, tanya acker, thanks so much for joining us. we'll have you again. >> thank you. >> great to see you, fredricka. >>> all right. well, not too long ago i met a remarkable young man looking for a cure for a fatal illness. he's got an incredibly uplifting story and it was chronicled in a film called "darius goes west." you'll meet him, next. (announcer) now l'oreal's age perfect serum, our first for menopausal skin. it rebuilds skin substance to treat sagging and boost luminosity. age perfect serum

. >> there hasn't been a medal of hon air warded to a living recipient for any conflict since vietnam. and there is a number of reasons for that but the two principal ones is up until now the large majority of the conflict has been different than the kind of conflict we have experienced in previous wars. there has been up until now, less and less toe-to-he toe fighting and less man knewering against the enemy and enemy man knewering against our forces. and as a result, less instances in which the kind of val they're we see with sergeant monty could be recognized. second, any award of any kind and any human endeavor is purely subjective. at the end of the day, any living recipient, indeed any recipient for any accolade in the military says one thing, he doesn't wear it for himself, he wear it is for all those who can't. think of all the people who perform valor rousely in combat and nobody saw them or they themselves did it and they were killed. i think this kind of -- this kind of situation in which we see somebodies who ey whose exp shown by the media, everyone should look at how he

but an additional step we can take to keep insurance companies hon zest by making a not for profit public option available in the insurance exchange. (cheers and applause) now let me be clear. let me be clear. it would only be an option for those who don't have insurance. no one would be forced to choose it. and it would not impact those of you who already have insurance. in fact, based on congressional budget office estimates, we believe that less than 5% of americans would sign up. despite all this, the insurance companies and their allies don't like this idea. they argue these private companies can't fairly compete with the government. and they'd be right if tax taxpayers were subsidizing this public insurance option. but they won't be. i've insisted that, like any private insurance company, the public insurance option would have to be self-sufficient and rely on the premiums it collects. but by avoiding some of the overhead that gets eaten up at private companies by profits, excessive administrative costs and executive salaries, it could provide a good deal for consumers. and would al

the first couple was quoting the hon chaos that could offer chicago the 2016 olympics. this second video, this one's special. watch what happens when the philly's jason worth hits a foul ball into the bleachers. there's a guy named steve. he leans over and makes a catch. follow me here. so what does he do. he fist bumps all the guys around him. high fives a 3-year-old daughter and gives her the ball and look what she does, she throws it back on the field. the phillies saved the day, they sent the dad another brand-new ball now they are the toast of the town. >>> and we've got some pretty good grub here at the cnn controversy, but what does the president eat when he comes to new york? >> in new york, president obama had lunch with former president clinton. they had lunch, yeah. yeah. afterwards, clinton told obama, remember, if hillary asks, he had lunch and dinner and then i slept over at your place. that's the story. >> conan o'brien, everybody. and that is tonight's "mashup." >>> coming up, a story that says a lot about race in america in these times. one that you've

. >>> manuel zelayo, hon durno president, is holed up, where thousands turned out in defines of a curfew> front page photo shows him shaking hands with david paterson, days after the white house urged paterson to step aside in 2010. >> calls for more troops in afghanistan. >> "washington times," israel makes secret offer, agreeing to partially freeze settlement construction for at least six months. this comes before president obama meets with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and mahmoud abbas. >>> let's go to hartford, connecticut. hartford current, 1,000 jobs could be lost as they plan to shut down a plant in connecticut. >> bad news there. indianapolis star, indianapolis colts overcome the clock-eating game. smallest time of possession by a winning team in the nfl since 1977. mike barnacle, who was the quarterback of the baltimore colts in 1977, do you remember? >> the big tall kid. >> that's scary that he's even -- what did you say in my ear, chris? >> he said wrap. >> we'll have the answer to that after the break. >> i know. i know. it's right on the tip of my tongue. >>> also a loo

i still go to hon. >> you could own all the industrials as long as the ism remains north of 50, sustains above 50. all these names ge moves north of 50. >> that's what goldman sachs says is one of the big reasons behind this upgrade. do you really believe that? >> absolutely. because it has to do globally with the new orders that are coming. e-commerce and the existing inventories right now. and right now we have worked out a tremendous amount of global inventories and we are restarting that cycle again. >> i agree. and note the difference between what you get from the economists and from the strategists. goldman's giving us a strategy note and they're telling us very different. the economists told you on this show isms have been priced in, blah, blah, blah. the reality is a lot of these companies are not only beating on earnings but they're coming through the cycle as much better companies. they've weeded out their balance sheets, probably lean sxwrerks neent case of ge went through some very difficult times and face someday very difficult business ppz they have $52 billion of cash. the

megyn: animal control in florida, finding a new type of py hon. this one is more aggressive than anything they have ever seen. aggressive and python are not words that you want to see together. bill: the situation on the ground in afghanistan, bad and getting worse. fox news confirming that report is coming from general stanley mcchrystal, supported by president obama just a couple of months back. he is warning of a possible failure of more troops do not join the fight. we are learning that the pentagon is going to ask for more forces. what is the headline this morning? >> essentially that the top commander in afghanistan is saying to give me more troops or there will be failure in the war in afghanistan. "failure to reverse this in the near term, afghan security capacity mature is, the risk in the outcome in defeating the insurgency may no longer be possible. we rent -- we know that the report exists, to get the detail forces the hand of the administration a little bit. bill: on the sunday talk shows he was asked about a couple of times, what was

whatever the debris was, it will not be a factor after they adjusted the hon. rockets for 20 seconds, and put the shuttle and the new trajectory. jane: in california, firefighters have been battling shifting wind as they struggle to get fuel from the station fire. it has been burning about 15 days now. it has stopped growing, good news for crews there, but now they're trying to close the 19- mile gap to the national forest, an effort hampered by a dry wind. this specifically has charge almost 250 square miles. jon: hundreds of businesses are coming under scrutiny by the government. homeland security wants to know whether they deliberately hired illegal workers. if so, those companies could face heavy fines and stiff penalties. dan is live in seattle. how do they go about figuring this out? is it a new investigation? >> this marks a shift in immigration policy. the department of homeland security now is going after exclusively employers who hire illegal immigrants. the bush administration would do investigations of companies and also ground up and deport illegal

hon nelson of nebraska. he called it a deal breaker. says there are more affordable alternatives and is looking for them. kent conrad, the chairman of the budget committee, says that the government-run option is doomed in the senate. and that is just the start. there is a long list of other waivers. tom tucker of delaware, mark pryor of arkansas, evan bayh of indiana. the list goes on and on. those are democrats that could go either way. bill: on the republican side, olympia snowe. a moderate name. why does she hold the key in what could be a deal maker? >> she is a well-known moderate republican that had been doing business with the democrats. she is one of the so-called gang of six working to find middle ground. the argument is you let the private sector and private insurance companies try to figure out ways to contain costs and make insurance more accessible, and then you said benchmarks. if they are achieved, and good. if not, if there is not more accessibility, that would trigger the beginnings of a government-run health insurance

ladies and gentlemen, the hon. secretary of defense robert gates. >> mr.sident, madam first lady, distinguished visitors, and above all families and friends, thank you for being here. on september 11, 2001, the pentagon, world trade center, and a field near shanksville, pa. served as the first foreign- based terrorist attack on the continental united states since the war of 1812. david george, port former prime minister of the u.k., speaking in the opening months of world war i said the stern hand of fate has urged us to elevation where we can see that thing that last. the great peaks that we have fun of honor, duty, patriotism, and clad in a glittering white, the towering pinnacle of sacrifice pointing like a rugged finger to the heavens. today we honor the dead and speak to the survivors and loved ones whose lives are irrevocably changed on that terrible day eight years ago. words are inadequate to remove the pain of that loss, and the lives of these patriots, we can find some solace. because they live and because of the great pinnacle of their sacrifice

william safire, former speech writer to president nicks hon on has died. >> in the leadup to the speechnited nations, americans were growing uneasy with his handling of national security issues. >> gregg: according to a brand-new poll from rasmussen, 42% of those surveyed said the president is doing a good or excellent job with national security, but 36% say he is doing a poor job. that is a drop of nearly 13 points since february. joining us is independent pollster and scott rasmussen. good to see you. what do you attribute the decline? >> most of the decline has been a reflection of the decline of president's overall ratings. they are not paying close attention to foreign fairs. when president bush they said it was the most important issue, it was down to 23% with president obama was elected and couple weeks ago 11% said national security was an issue. we're stag to see with the moves with the iran and the discussion about afghanistan that number is coming back up. president's numbers are down on national security and coming at a time when people are paying more attention to it. >> ju

. - hon, did you know there's a full serving of veg-- - ( clanging ) announcer: there's a full servingn a bowl of chef boyardee. it's obviously delicious. secretly nutritious. >>> good morning. cloudy and cool here at 8:25. we are looking at temperatures that are really not much of a spread from ocean city to hagerstown, 64. 63 in baltimore and over towards easton. we've got this band of cloudiness overhead. it's all under the influence of the weather system back to our west and south. high pressure traying to build in should break the cloud deck up. we've already got clearing on the west side. we should see some of that clearing rolling into town by midday and this afternoon. we get back to near normal. tonight, we go back to 59. still looking good and dry with sunshine 72 tomorrow. bouncing to 76 on sunday afternoon. for a check of the roads now, here's kim brown. >> reporter: thanks a lot, justin. 95, the southbound lane is on the right-hand side of your screen. traffic looks great right here. once you make it to the beltway, it will be slow in spots between harford road and prove d

. - hon, did you know there's a full serving of veg-- - ( clanging ) announcer: there's a full servinghef boyardee. it's obviously delicious. secretly nutritious. >>> testing the avocado shake. >> they were good? >> it's better than the algae. just want to go on record. >>> we need to tell our viewers on the east coast, because of president obama's remarks concerning iran, we were not able to bring you the performance of mika. but you can go online to abcnews.com and see that performance. thank you for being with us. have a great weekend, everyone. >> live and in hd, this is an abc 7 news update. >>> good morning. i am doug mckelway. let's get a look a traffic and weather. >> volume delays heading towards the beltway on 66 and 95 in virginia. this is in falls church, 66 west down is really ugly. there was an accident near glebe road. our next camera is across the american legion bridge. traffic hding towards us from tysons and things are quiet. >> you notice the showers have been pushing throughout the morning. you see the cloud line up in pennsylvania. the moisture will be tapering of

. - hon, did you know there's a full serving of veg-- - ( clanging ) announcer: there's a full servingwl of chef boyardee. it's obviously delicious. secretly nutritious. >> live and in hd, this is an abc 7 news update. >>> good morning. i am doug mckelway. time for a look at traffic and weather. joe conway is filling in for lisa baden today. >> there was a crash reported on6 eastbound as you make your way towards nutley street. the cars have pulled into the safety zone. you're showing -- you are slowing down of of 123. the other accident is on 270 before the truck scales. the through lanes are open. southbound slowing down. northbound, you're delays have cleared up for the most part. things are in pretty good shape after rockville. >> we're looking pretty nice for the weekend. it will take a while for the clouds to burn off. the temperatures will warm off -- the temperatures will warm up. there will be a another batch of refreshing air. outside, here we have gray skies overhead, 65 degrees. temperatures will climb. it will be 78 degrees. it will be 50's degrees this morning -- tomorrow

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. - hon, did you know there's a full serving of veg-- - ( clanging ) announcer: there's a full servingles in every bowl of chef boyardee. it's obviously delicious. secretly nutritious. in every bowl of chef boyardee. i'm creigh deeds, candidate for governor and my campaign sponsored this ad. the washington post calls bob mcdonnell a "culture warrior." and what does that mean for virginia? it means: bob mcdonnell introduced 35 bills to restrict a woman's right to choose. he wants to outlaw abortion-- even in cases of rape and incest. and mcdonnell opposed birth control for married adults. learn more about bob mcdonnell's crusade to take virginia backwards. >>> "good morning america" continues with new details in that case of a little boy kidnapped by his mother. now, living in an italian orphanage. we're there as his dad goes to italy to try to get him back. >>> plus, why looking good could leave you feeling bad. dr. oz is here, with the dirty details about the germs lurking in your makeup. ♪ closer >>> and mary j. blige brings her spectacular voice to times square. she's going perform

audience for the president's speech and we'll get her take on the forum this regulation may take. [ horns hon] ♪ today ♪ must have been one of the strangest days ♪ everyone may face the same uncertainty. ♪ some would say that you won't find ♪ protecting yourself, however, requires good decisions. find strength and stability with mass mutual, a company owned by its policyholders. ask your advisor or visit massmutual.com. >>> waterboarding back. >>> welcome back. we welcome christine romer the chair of the president's council of economic advisers. madam chairman, good to see you back. welcome back. >> it's great to be here this morning. >> we were all listening to the president's speech and we're struck by way of color by the e lack of enthusiasm measured by the lack of applause to the president's speech. it would appear he had a pretty tough audience when he talked about the need for more reform on wall street. it would appear the wall street executives are reluctant participants in this progress, would you agree? >> i'm not sure i'd go there. i think, in fact, in audiences that small, often p

i think he should have won the medal of hon for that but he did not. but he has written wonderful words about courage. physical courage which she has demonstrated in every walk of life thehe talked about moral courage. that is a lite more difficult. that takes a lot of guts because a lot of times people want y to go down a path because that is what everybody is doing and john says that sometimes it is time to say no. i am not that kind of person and i do not want to do with those kind of peoplor associate with those people so you turner re and wk away from those people who try to leave you the wrong way. th is john ripley. i do not want to take his place orresume to be anywhere near as good as an individual but i wanted to give him a little time tonight because i know he would be here if he were alive. for me,y story is rather le. everybody that i met prioro going to the naval academy assured me that i would never succeed. teachers in high school that i went to to get letters of recommendation by the way appointments were political congressmen iny da

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