it happened monday in iowa city, iowa, caught on a police car dash camera.le rider is a football player at the university of iowa. the driver of the pickup that hit him, well, he got a ticket. >>> officials of the company that makes the wrinkle-smoothing drug botox will be in court in washington today to settle a federal investigation of its marketing. the company will admit it misled doctors to use botox for unapproved purposes, ranging from headaches to cerebral palsy. allergen has agreed to pay $600 million in fines to federal and state governments. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," a second straight gains for asian stocks. ashley morrison is in new york with the latest on that. good morning. >> good morning to you, betty. investors in asia were in a buying mood. japan's nikkei jumped more than 1.5% while hong kong's hang seng was also higher. today wall street gets the latest on home sales as well as a look at the weekly jobless claims. wednesday good news about manufacturing started september off with a bang. the dow soared 254 point while the nasdaq jumped

previous history in regard to my psychology and in regard to my difficulties. 40 years ago, i came from iowa city in the ph.d. program in trauma and wound up almost immediately in mental hospital in san francisco unable to read, write, tight, or talk. since then, as you can imagine, it has been a very long, little by little climbing -- let's call it jacob's-ladders. i do not mean to demean the intensive this of the site gets a profession in terms of their possibly being a disconnect between the psyche and spirit. i'm sure that is not the case, but in any case, what i have to talk about right now is -- first of all, it is an e-mail that i rode to a couple of people who work for fox news, which i deeply respect, by the way, and just so you know, i have the tendency of correspondence with karl rove, who, by the way, responded to an essay that i said to him. he thanked me for sending the very strong essay. i can go on. i'm publishing a book, but that is irrelevant right now. anyway, i have my glasses, but i'm not going to get them out just for the sake of speeding this up. here's a really tough quest

. >>> befo the salmonella outbreak, food and drug administration inspectors visited the two iowa cityfarms where they say the contamination originated. they wonder why the vermin problems were not reported earlier. new regulations now in place should ensure the safety of eggs. >>> an internet survey suggest many home kitchens would not make the grade if they were inspected like restaurant kittens. 61% would get an a or a b. over 15% would fail. >>> single women in their 20s without children have an advantage over their male counter parts. an analysis shows young women are in a median of $27,000 a year. that is 8% more than men in the country's major metropolitan areas. one reason is that women are more likely to be college graduates and there aren't as many traditional manufacturing jobs for men as there used to be. >>> it would be a big move. coming up next, what we're hearing tonight about the possibility jennifer lopez could join american idol. >>> tmz is reporting that jennifer lopez is close to becoming a new judge on a fox television show american idol. the actress/musician is i

actually to monday's high temperature and a sign we switched the pattern here. 70s back to chicago and iowa city. they are actually an hour behind us. true heat will continue if a company of days, and feeding into this energy field. you'll notice the pop up today, similar to what our model looked like yesterday fwe have enough energy, if the wind direction is just right, we may carry that back over. there is an isolated chance of storms through the 5:00 hour. you'll sea see rain and more fog tonight. loot line back to our west tomorrow. the cold front swings through and we will finally knock temperatures close to the normal over the weekend. today's forecast high, gets us up to 88 degrees. 76 is the normal high. 12 above normal within reach of night once again. ton back down to 65 and tomorrow we are pushing 92 on the thermometer. the weekend outlook, looks better. >>> thanks justin. remember was it two and a half months ago. when the girls who were part of girls hope boys hope were surprised, remember this. extreme makeover home edition. they thought they were there being interviewed. the bus p

request that there are 300 pages i think of four or five or six agents trailing a group of students in iowa city to parks, libraries, bars, restaurants -- they even went through their trash. this is another reason why peace groups and certainly law professors have to be very concerned now about this misinterpretation that says advocacy for human-rights -- i just have to mention of a famous minnesota and who wrote "3 cups of tea." he sets up schools in pakistan and afghanistan. obviously, people like him and jimmy carter are even at peril given this wide discretion now to say that anyone who works in a foreign country, even for peace are humanitarian or anti torture purposes, could somehow run afoul of the patriot act. >> the church committee in the 1970's really blew the lid open on cia spying at home and also guidelines, regulations were passed afterwards. how do they apply to day when americans are being infiltrated, spied on at home? >> that is another one of the factors beside the supreme court ruling. right after 9/11, the attorney general began to erode those guidelines. he basically said

this is to paul from iowa city and just hit by a truck. it looks much worse than it actually was. he was fine. the driver was cited for not yielding on making a left turn. this is what looks like one and nfl player loses a $50,000 during. he lost a 2.5 carat during and they are worried about the call we have to work on defense, at the hell with that. it's where is my hearing. the better find it. they eventually had to go up to the team meeting and it that hearing is still on the field. >> it untraveled vacation today the teammates were squabbling and his own battles through years. in our soft median when the last two provocative, the scent of a say 10 cult we bring you all the way in here, we only be three minutes. >> i'm nice to everybody. >> know pam has a dark side. all right there he is. john rural second-in-command. and tampa. tim is continuing to start. you are, i mean no offense but most of us have an altercation and other subsidy it that says i must be ready to treat your >> as if you do not get them that when they're about the maybe not a good job. you let your way to do

iowa. they are ranked -- one cy is ranked in the top 10 in terms of cities to do business. iowa has seven cities in the top 10. their program has failed miserably. there's been scandal after scandal in indiana with respect to them lying about the number of jobs they've created. and what terry branstad doesn't know is that i've travelled to germany, to denmark and to spain. i've fought to bring nine wind energy companies to this state. we're now making the towers, turbines and blades. ibm, microsoft and google have come to iowa on my watch and we're the sixth best place in america to do business here today. >> your question, ease. >> yes,, governor culver, governor branstad just briefly touched on this matter but do you believe that the film tax credit scandal has undercut your authority and credibility when it comes to economic development in iowa? >> not at all. in fact, we have one of the best roshdz in the nation over the last 36 months, successfully negotiated with 251 companies, just recently cgf tires from the czech republic decided to go into charles city, to create 1

iowa. they are ranked -- one cy is ranked in the top 10 in terms of cities to do business. iowa has seven cities in the top 10. their program has failed miserably. there's been scandal after scandal in indiana with respect to them lying about the number of jobs they've created. and what terry branstad doesn't know is that i've travelled to germany, to denmark and to spain. i've fought to bring nine wind energy companies to this state. we're now making the towers, turbines and blades. ibm, microsoft and google have come to iowa on my watch and we're the sixth best place in america to do business here today. >> your question, ease. >> yes,, governor culver, governor branstad just briefly touched on this matter but do you believe that the film tax credit scandal has undercut your authority and credibility when it comes to economic development in iowa? >> not at all. in fact, we have one of the best roshdz in the nation over the last 36 months, successfully negotiated with 251 companies, just recently cgf tires from the czech republic decided to go into charles city, to create 1

we are talking about places like iowa city, columbia -- while some rivers have recede not all. some have yet to crest and we'll be dealing with flooding conditions in this portion of the country through wednesday. even though the rain is letting up, that tough situation continues. we'll have more on your weather in a bit. rebecca, back to you. >> thank you. iran's volatile president mahmoud ahmadinejad again put his talent for stirring things up on full display in new york and president obama was drawn into the controversy. our senior white house correspondent, bill plante, has this story. good morning, bill. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. ahmadinejad doubled down on the suggestion the u.s. might have been behind the 9/11 attacks and drew an outraged response from president obama. but ahmadinejad also met with sarah shourd, the american woman who was just released from an iranian prison after being held there more than a year. shourd and her mother asked ahmadinejad for the release of jane bauer and josh fattal, still held in iran. shourd called it a very positive exp

get drenched of the later on this afternoon big thunderstorms likely around kansas city, also pushing up through iowa. you have a slight risk of severe storms but down in the southeast, just an incredible amount of heat. huntsville, alabama, yesterday had their 100th 90-degree day of the calendar year. typically they only have 50 so i mean we're talking just unprecedented heat in many areas this summer. as far as that rain goes, here is rochester, minnesota, a lot of flash flood warnings there in central wisconsin. minneapolis, just light rain for you at least so far. forecast calls for as much as 2 to 3 inches of rain today and tomorrow, minnesota and northern wisconsin and that's why we had the potential for river flooding and maybe even some flash flooding. forecast for the today. nice day in boston. definitely cooler, cooler in new york city who by the way got hit by pretty big thunderstorms last night and down in the southeast, continuing very hot. so you didn't see the harvest moon but i'm sure you saw the flashes of lightning in new york city last night, pretty impressive storms. >> if i did s

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cities nrt midwest. annapolis, madison and green bay, wisconsin and cedar rapids iowa having better credit. >> in an areahere you have foreclosures, those consumers are individually going to be very hard hit. >> reporter: experian said cities are hardest hit. for individuals lowering outstanding balances, clearing errors on your credit record and paying would your bills on time are the biggest factors in bringing your credit score higher. >>> blockbuster video is in the final stages of preparing for a bankruptcy filing as consumers have shifted away from traditional video stores and are now having movies delivered by the internet or mail. it could file nor chapter -- for chapter 11 bankruptcy within the next few days. >>> budweiser is going to offer free samples next wednesday when hosting the budweiser national happy hour. bud sales are down as upscale consumers have turned to craft beers. others they just simply went to light beer. >>> free beer tastes good, doesn't care what it is. >> my grandfather says i drink too kind of beers, naty or free. >> good day to be inside. >> we have a slight severe weat

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iowa. moeaki, youth serves in kansas city as the chiefs win.re a touchdown on the final play of the game, but it meant little. 0-3. just three teams since 1990 have reached the playoffs arch starting 0-3. >>> 49ers play in atlanta next sunday night and the falcons hosted new orleans today. this is matt ryan to roddy white. atlanta with a lead in the 4th. saints tie it to force overtime and garrett hartley misses a 29- yard attempt. you sigh janikowski isn't the only kicker with a bad day. the game dozen. mat ryan with a 46-yard game- winning field goal and falcons take down the saints in overtime. bryant actually missed his first attempt, but the saints called time-out, so he got a second chance. lions lose their 22nd road game. dallas wins the lonestar bowl game and the rams snap nir14- game home losing stream streak. it seems more and more like michael vick's life and career has been resurrected. he as it taken over as starting quarterback. he throws this laser to desean jackson for the touchdown. the eagles beat jags 28-3. >> figure supersub

cities are in the midwest. minneapolis, madison, green bay, wisconsin, cedar rapids, iowa, all having better than average credit. the cities with the worst scores include harligen and corpus christi, texas. >> in areas where you have foreclosures those individuals are going to be hard-hit. >> reporter: average credit scores are affected by many factors. when it comes to cities, lower than average unemployment rates might be the key to being at the top of the list. for individuals, lowering outstanding balances, clearing errors on your credit record, and paying your bills on time are the biggest factors in bringing your credit score higher. dan arnall, abc news, new york. >> if i once learned the hard way in college, below 600 you're not doing too good. 640 or above you're pretty solid. 690 or above you're excellent. >> the average person has at least one mistake on their credit score report and they may not even know about it because it could be false information. then they encourage you to run a credit score on yourself just to find out what's on there about you. >> better to know than not to know. pay attenti

. >> we have the city broken up to different districts. we will go to zone e. we will go to iowa street. put me to work. >> okay. >> bend it over like that. we chop it. >> while you do this if you come across something that looks hazardous, material wise, >> like this paint? >> you can't take paint. >> that gets dealt with by? >> we have a patrol truck thal pick up the paint. >> we have tv monitors and tires. you want to look for needles we don't mix needles with the garbage. >> you have to be a positive person in a way to deal with this job. you are dealing with areas you know it's been cleaned. >> basically it happens a lot where you clean up an area. you come back a couple of days later and it's back to that again. we more or less are used to it. that's -- it's our job. you have to get used to it. it's a fact. that's the way it is. >> sure. yeah. >> okay. >> what do you think, are you ready to sign up? >> totally. i'm over dressed. >> a little warm? must be the sweat. >> part of the daily routine is george our steamer. you see the wall people urinate on the and the sidewalk. a

at the recreation center on city parkway. >> it is 8:31. the heads of two massive iowaarms are expected to apologize when they testify at a congressional hearing starting in 30 minutes. their facilities produce the contaminated eggs that made more than 1500 people sick. members of congress have told them to be ready to answer questions about dirty conditions at the farms. both farms tested positive for salmonella two years ago and hundreds and millions of their eggs were recalled this summer. >>> a new study out today claims the bay area's largest city has the worst roads of any big city in the country. ktvu's kraig debro joins us live from san jose with details and some examples. good morning, craig. >> good morning, tori. i spoke with a representative for the authors of the survey and just a second, you will hear the explanation as to why concorde, california is on a list of worst roads with san francisco, los angeles, and san jose. >> that's horrible. massive potholes and the grooves and people swerving to miss them because, you know, they are hitting a pothole and t

iowa tonight. >> and turns out that the weird weather in new york city is even weirder than we knew. more coming up in one hour on 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. hope you can join us for that. but now to sports and larry and all watching with baited breath when the giant play. >> allergy soap. and giants are allergic to scoring runs again. nothing lost nothing gained one tonight after exploding against the dodgers. weren't back in the drought against milwaukee but second praise padres also lost 14-4 to st. louis. giants still in first. this is taking orange friday to new level. commitment. top of the first. right to work against madiso madison. milwaukee up 1 nothing. head to the top of the fifth. come home with it but throw is off the mark. kc scores. then in the seventh george with the chopper to jeremy. giants having a hard time throwing home tonight. that gets away. 3 nothing brewers. randy wolf tremendous in the game. 3 hit shut out. giants lose 3 zip but they remain in first place by half game. minnesota face the hottest team in baseball. about top 5. 1 nothing a adding on

city. >>> hopes. a washington state woman admits her wounds in an acid attack were self-inflicted. >>> and the former alaskan governor heads to iowa today in what may be a first step towards the white house. this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, september 17th, this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, september 17th, 2010. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning on this friday. good to see you. i'm terrell brown in for betty nguyen. in new york folks are preparing for a rough commute. at least one person was killed, commuter trains were knocked out and roads were blocked by downed trees. hurricane-force winds were recorded and today the national weather service will determine if a tornado touched down. packing winds near 100 miles per hour, the storm sliced through the city in just minutes. tearing trees from the ground, ripping bricks from buildings, and knocking out power to tens of thousands. >> my used-to-be car is now a convertible. i've seen bad winds. this, they said there was a tornado warning. i think it hit. >> i've been here like over 20 years and i have never seen anything like this. >> a woman died outside ma

iowa, a sensational one-handed catch. 24-3 chiefs. what happened to the niners' defense. alex smith, one of five sacks. niners totally outcoached. going do 0-3. niners embarrassed in conditions city. >> a little baseball. giants fans are getting an ulcerment matt cane on the hill today against the rockies and was money. cain was able. went the distance and flirted with a no-hitter. freddie sanchez, top one. see ya. second straight game with a home run. 2-0 giants. meanwhile, cain was doling. in the sixth, blows away young. carries the no-hitter into the 8th. one up the middle. the double clutch, it's beaten out, ruled an infield single so the no-hitter is gone. cain gets giambi looking. strikes out eight. 4-2 win. coupled with the padres' loss, the g-men are back in first place with six to go all at home. >> a's were eliminated from the postseason yesterday. back to work today against the rangers. francoeur, two-one blast. cahill gave up seven runs and the rangers win a shootout. >> women's professional soccer, gold pride in hayward. marta, another shot blocked. then sinclair gets the rebound and converts. gold pride up 1-nil. in the 29th minute, wilson inside the box. count it.

city. >>> well, an untimely exit just off a highway in eastern iowa. it turned out to be exactly the right place at exactly the right time. >> no matter how many times we do these stories they strike fear in my heart. jessica armstrong was in the car and her fiance was rushing her to the hospital and that is when her water broke and she says the baby started popping out right there in the front seat. they took the next exit, they flagged down an ambulance that happened to be getting off the highway at the exact same time. >> the paramedics got to the car just in time to catch the healthy baby boy as mom made the final push. as you can see little ethan, mom and dad are all doing great. proof that timing is everything. incredible, huh? >> not me, i need the drugs. find a vein is what i say. we'll be right back with more "world news now." diabetics on medicare! i'm a diabetic and i want you to know over 230,000 u.s. their diabetic supplies through liberty medical. and that begins with the one touch ultra 2 meter. easy to use, fast results... at no additio

iowa? raising more questions about her plans for 2012, and fueling speculation she'll be making a run for the white house. her every move and statement cities a microscope in search for a larger meaning. carl cameron live in des moines, iowa. carl, they don't generally swing by iowa for no reason. >> reporter: this is the first time she has been back without any ancillary business. the focus on her possible candidacy could hardly be any higher. not a big reagan dinner and she is the keynote speaker. the fox news contributor has to be considered a presidential hopeful until she gives a shermanesque i'm not running statement to the contrary. today she seems to be kicking the door open just a little bit more. back in the early 90s people said if people want me to run, i'll run, and he did. now listen to sarah palin. >> i don't know -- we know that it's not up to me. if the american people were to be ready for someone who is willing to shake it up and willing to get back to time-tested truths and help lead our country toward a more prosperous and safe future, if they happen to think i was the one, fit was best for my family on our country i wou

iowa, folks from -- >> ohio. >> cincinnati. >> and right here in new york city, too. >> that, too. >> we got it all for you.rning, you probably are worried about certain things when you go to the gym. right? working on that six pack, getting your heart rate up. what about the germs? i'm not talking about bringing your own towel to sit on and making sure you wipe down the equipment. it goes much deeper than that. the bacteria is everywhere. linked to things like mrs mrsa. the staff infections. susan koeppen is here to tell you what to look out for and keep yourself as healthy as you can. >> is this an excuse not to go? >> no, it isn't, harry. >>> also, a stumbling block of money. a woman got dumped after she told her fiance how much she owed in college loans. it's not funny. a true story. >>> also we'll speak with a 6-year-old who used to be a cheerleader. her mom not happy with one ever of the routines the little girl had. our skirts are too tight, we shake our bootis from left to right. they're 6. mom says it's suggestive. led to a huge blowup. kennedy is no longer a cheerleader. >> invited out of the prog

orgazers say the move is to moch city politicians to think about cycling and other transportation besides automobiles. > today congress will hear from the owners of two iowa whose eggs were linked to the massive salmonella outbreak and made 1,000 people across the country to be sick and led the companies to recall 1 million eggs. tracie potts reports now from citol hill. >> reporter: today the owners of two iowa egg farms will explain how salmonella infected their plants. jack of wright county eggs blames chicken feed fromn outside supplier. the fda found filthy conditions. >> manure piles old enough that maggots were forming. rat holes that allowed rats to enter the facility. >> reporter: she blames the government for not doing more. >> i told the usda officer about it and she said, well, go back and do your job. >> we try to find the problem aer it occurs. >> reporter: i'm they have been in trouble before. no one died. but more than 1,500 people got sick. congrs has since learned wrightcounty eggs tested positive for salmonella 426 times in the last two years. 73 of those samples were the exact same strain in last month's recall. those test results were

city for a book signing. president carter turns 86 friday is said to be in good spirits. >>> president obama held his third backyard chat in two days. in iowaking about hard choices to power's country's economic growth. the president said republicans have not been honest about those choices. >>> etocracy week on cnn. focusing on food and all the different ways our food choices affect our lives. this hour we're looking for fresh info on the so-called super foods. not just what they are but how they actually make you healthier. time to hit the market with chief medical correspondent my friend dr. sanjay gupta. >> reporter: you've probably seen the lists. super foods. the ten foods you should eat every single day. what is it about super foods? what makes them so super? can they protect you? will they prevent you in some way from getting sick? let's take a look. come on. hi. >> hi, how are you? >> reporter: thanks for meeting us. >> thank you for having me. >> reporter: hanging out by the fruit, the berries. if you had to pick one fruit out, what is the ideal super food and why? >> blueberries are definitely the ideal super food, an it's becaus

iowa to baltimore next year to officially make the downtown officers the north american base of operation. the downtown partnership called this leasing deal the largest this year, critical to stabilizing the city's office market. >>> the state is in discussions to purchase the charles street building vacated in the move and lease it to the university of baltimore. >> each year 55,000 people died from rabies. today is world rabies prevention day and the baltimore health department is hoping to rid the city of the disease. andrea fujii has more on how your pet can get a free vaccination. >> reporter: every 10 minutes one person around the world dies from rabies. spread by saliva it's completely preventible. the first step is getting pets vaccinated. starting wednesday through friday the city is offering 400 vouchers for free rabies vaccinations. >> there's a clip nick, the first saturday of every month. >> one of the reasons we've been so successful is because of programs like this. it's all about preventive healthcare. >> reporter: the last case of human rabbies in america was in the 1930s. recently there have been close calls. one woman found a bat in her home and got preventive treatments just

iowa. >> looking forward to it. thank you. >>> we turn to a republican candidate for the 2008 presidential election and of course the mayor of new york city at the time of the september 11th attacks, rudy giuliani joins me now from 30 rockefeller plaza in the heart of manhattan. mr. mayor, welcome back to "meet the press." >> good morning. how are you, david? >> i'm well. thank you. i want to talk about a tumultuous week leading up to the ninth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. as you look at the controversy surrounding what happened, this debate over the mosque and community center in lower manhattan, the threat to burn the koran by a florida pastor, and this anti-muslim sentiment in the country on the ninth anniversary, what's happening? what's behind that? >> i can't tell you exactly what's behind it. something like this probably could have happened at any time. these controversies happening right now i don't think are necessarily connected to each other. few have told me four years ago someone wants to put a mosque up near ground zero, i would have told you that 80% of the family members would be very offended by that and very hurt by

city. temperatures even chillier in portions of northern missouri and iowa as well.eanwhile, later on today, on this monday, 75 in raleigh and they're going to wind up with rain. 89 in tampa and temperatures in the 80's and 90's in florida back through the gulf coast. it looks like here in new york city, home of the jets, 69. >> what a transition because i think that's who brian is going to start talking about when he does sports. >> it's so weird. >> got to get the miami -- >> that's true. no, you're right. miami, the game was excellent again. nbc really lucked out again with the sunday night game. jets-dolphins. amongst the crowd, a lot of celebrities in miami including lebron james, quarterback mark sanchez is the biggest star of the night. he was sensational. three scores. jets jump out to a 14-0 lead and they dropped that lead for a moment and came back strong in the fourth. braylon edwards who had a run-in with a breathalyzer missed that one and caught this one. hopefully he learned his lesson. looking to tie the score late. get into the end zone with a two poi

city manager robert rizzo is considered the ringleader of the scandal. he was paid nearly $800,000 a year. that's twice as much as the president of the united states is paid. >> two iowagg farms linked to last month's salmonella outbreak are set to testify before congress this morning. members of the house, energy and commerce committee want to find out more about wright county egg and hilldale farms. it resulted in a recall of half a billion eggs and sickened up to 600 people including dozens here in the bay area. an fda investigation found towers of manure, bugs and rodent infest stations at the farm. the farm had positive test results for salmonella in the two years before the outbreak. >> time now 6:45. a lot of action on wall street as investors respond to the latest comments from the federal reserve. >> everybody's going to be talking about this one. a look how kfc is using women's backsides for advertising. jane king joins us live from the new york stock exchange with the "moneyscope" report. jane? >> good morning. we'll have that story in a second. but we have lots of action going on here on wall street. certainly not all stocks. the tech stocks have been rela

city here. it was pretty scary. but a beautiful day now. a great show coming up. we start with sarah palin. she gave a fiery speech at her public dinner in iowa12 election. the question, is this the first sign she's setting her sights on the white house. why did a young woman lie be being attacked. authorities say she did it for herself and her son's parents are speaking out. may have gone too far confronting his daughter's bully. tips if your child is being picked on. irish step dancers the latest sensation. but with their hands, as ayou can see, not their feet that is making them a hit and we have them on the show live so you have to tune in for that. >> that looks fantastic. have to have pretty strong wrists and coordination. >> they did a lot of practice. dan and i tried it. we don't have the it down yet but we will! >> we'll be watching. see if you give us a little hand action, the dance. bye-bye now! the giants got shut down against the milwaukee brewers but managed to keep their first place standing. here's larry beil. >> good morning, everybody. nothing lost, nothing gained one night after exploding against the dodgers, the giant offe

omaha topping the list of recession-proof cities, in part because of its 5.5% unemployment rate. also on the list, madison, wisconsin. des moines, iowain, dallas and houston, texas. >> pull up stakes and move towards the center of the country. that's the answer there. >>> new york mayor bloomberg wants to fine smokers for smoking outdoors. banning smokers at beaches, arenas, parks. violators would be fined 50 bucks for each offense. it's expected to be released in city council today and expected to be passed. >> just places like times square when you're walking through if you get behind a smoker, it's not fun. but at the same time, try and figure out how they're going to enforce that one. >> traveling around the country, new york smokes, people. there are a lot of people here who smoke. >> it's stressful, i guess. >> whoo. i guess. >>> coming up next in the most news in the morning, a secret catholic bishop ordaining women priests. not fiction. it's happening now here in the costelloates and carol is going to join us with an "a.m. original" on that. aah! aah! ha! ah! whoo! hee! heave! forgot your lunch. give me. give me. hee! ohh! oh

former city manager rizzo appears in court, the district attorney will ask the judge to set his bail at $3.2 million. los angeles county board of supervise sorriessorries -- >>> the heads of two iowas have questions about cleanliness at the farms and about evidence of salmonella detected over the past two years. as many as 1,600 people were sickened by the latest outbreak. >>> a rare appearance by mohammed ali, launching a global peace initiative urging kids to knock out hunger by growing need from around the world. >>> it is 8:05, now let's get another check of the weather from al. >> thank you, tamron. already, say happy birth to your mimaw. >> mom doing a little stage directing. hold on there, kids. these are beautiful young ladies. let's check your weather. columbia, south carolina, wis, 92 degrees. afternoon temperatures will drop, going to be way above normal right here into the northeast and the midwest with temperatures in the 80s and 90s, 90s in the southwest, they're looking at rain, remnants of georgette coming up. risk of strong storms in the central plains, beautiful in the pacific northwest, 68 and sunny in seattle. still some rip currents in northern new england. sh

iowa, des moines 6.4%. does this go along with the trends as far as how jobs are being created? guest: these are capital cities of states and then the capital city of the united states. when private demands, classic engines of economics, the theory behind the economic plan, when private demand falls, you have to have public funds rush in to soak up some of that underutilized capital. so as private sector is pulling back, public is pushing forward. so that's one of the reasons why a lot of the cities that have the lowest unemployment rates and have been most successful in terms of weathering the storm have been near liltral state capitals or cities like, say, virginia beach which is a military town, or san antonio, another military town, places where the federal government is still spending money to support these major industries that are bedrocks of the city. host: our guest with us to 8:30 to talk about jobs. the numbers are on the bottom of your screen. you can call or you can send an e-mail or off of twitter. for states that are suffering, how are they responding? specifically, how are they changing in orde

former city manager rizzo appears in court, the district attorney will ask the judge to set his bail at $3.2 million. los angele county board of supervise sorriessorries -- >>> the heads of two iowaators have questions about cleanliness at the farms and about evidence of salmonella detected over the past two years. as manas 1,600 people were sickened by the latest outbreak. >>> a rare appearance by mohammed ali, launching a global peace initiative urging kids to knock out hunger by growing need from around the world. >>> it is 8:05, now let's get another check of the weather from al. >> thank you, tamron. >>> a delightful wednesday morning under way. good morning. i'm tom kierein. we've got sunshine pouring down on washington. right now, the mperature is 70 degrees at national airport. upper s elsewhere to near 70 near the bay waters as well as the atlantic beaches. highs today near 90. and we have the small chance of a late afteoon, early evening thundershower. tomorrow cloudy again. still feeling like summer on friday. cooler over the weekd. might get a passing shower on sunday and monday. >> and by the way, let's take another look at tamron and her little sister. >> oh, this i