in his own video he rages about how italy is for italians. in another video we have obtained there is applause of onof his members makes a nazi type salute. opponents say that entrusting security to citizen's patrols is a blow to the rule of law. >> if the law of italy is broken and given to private groups, that means the hand of the citizens to be secured and guaranteed by the state. >> italy's new citizen patrols don't all look like the national guard. this is another version, in addition to the forces of law and order, or a magnet for intolerance and intimidation. >> it is uncomfortableably clear that tensions are running high in the chinese providence, a few three months after the violence that left hundreds dead, bbc world affairs has this report from the regional capitol. >> the skyline could be anywhere in modern china, but on the ground this city is very different, three months after the riots and police are still everywhere. people are overwhelming muslim and ethic chinese have settle here in huge numbers, in july the grievances boil

long live italy. all live berlusconi. italy's highest court earlier ruled that he was not above the law. they said that the prosecution was unconstitutional and should be struck down. opposition leaders say that the prime minister should no longer be in office. he is facing a series of court cases. the prime minister's opponents are weak and divided. it is his allies who are much more important. he has come out to praise the prime minister. the chances of the rug being pulled on their coalition are fading. they will face trial with this man. he was at the root of the immunity issue. berlusconi was accused of bribing him. he stood down from the case once the law was in place. this and other cases may reopen for the italian leader. this is uncharted territory to you affordability. the -- even for italy. what if he is found guilty? what then? it is one of the contents are questions in this dramatic legal story develops. the next few days will be vital for the prime minister. there will be a series of meetings by all politica

in his own video, he rages about how italy is italian.nd another video, the members make a nazi-style so it. -- not to-sty nazi-style salut. >> if it is given to private groups, that means the end of citizens to be secure and guaranteed by the state. >> italy's new citizen patrols do not all look like the national guard. this is another version. in addition to the forces of law and order, they breed and tolerance and intimidation. >> it is uncomfortably clear that tensions are still running high in one region of china. the chinese blamed the unrest on separatist that were in exile. at least 1500 people have been arrested. >> they skyline could be anywhere in modern china. on the ground, things are different. three months after the riots, there are still soldiers and police everywhere. the people are over willingly moslem. they are now in a minority. in july, the grievances bubbled over. i spoke to one eyewitness who saw a couple of them beating two chinese men to death. people are going crazy. 198 chinese died. then chinese gangs carried

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italy's unemployment rate is about 8% and rising. the winners of the job library here will be announced later this month. the 10 chosen have been guaranteed work for at least 12 months. it was some need employment, others are trying to enter the job market courtesy of the supermarket. duncan kennedy, bbc news. >>> the latest headlines -- the u.n. believes at least 1100 people have died in the earthquakes in indonesia, two within 24 hours. president obama describes talks with iran as constructive, but insists they must be followed by constructive iranian action. >>> this week marks on her 40 years since mahatma gandhi was born. he named a and amkor himself fighting injustice in south africa but returned home in 1915 determined to secure independence from britain. >> gandhi's quest to it shake off the british occupation began in his home state. he decided to form a religious community at the heart of his political work and inspiration for indian society. but he had few followers and not much money. this was not to be a community set an

please tell us know what happens with liam in italy.or coming up on with the update. >> thank you very much. >> still on "fox & friends," separating fact from fiction when it comes to the swine flu. stick around mr. brardy. we're not doing yet. what you can do to protect yourself and your kids straight ahead. wow, is this... fiber one honey clusters? yes. but it can't have... can't have about half a day's worth of fiber? i assure you it does. i can only taste... only taste the crunchy clusters, honey, and brown sugar. no madam, i don't have esp. (announcer) fiber one. cardboard no. delicious yes. >> welcome back. students in massachusetts may soon be subject to random breathalyzer tests during the school day at school and while many see it as a smart move to crack down on underage drinking, others are outraged and say it's invasion of privacy. for a fair and balanced debate i'm joined by an advocate of the test. her daughter taylor died after wandering away from an underage drinking party. and kathy, first off, i'm sorry for your loss.

italy's unemployment rate is about 8% and rising. the winner will be a lot -- announced later this month. the tent shows and guaranteed full-time work for at least 12 months. while some will not be needing employment for a few years yet, others are now trying to enter the job market, courtesy of their supermarket. bbc news, rome. >> this is a "world news today" from the bbc. the main headline to -- more than 500 people have so far been confirmed dead after an earthquake and the indonesian island of sumatra. negotiators from major world hires are meeting -- major what cars are meeting with an iranian delegation over uranium enrichment activities. 60 years on from its embrace of communism, china has been staging mass celebrations. huge ranks of troops have been watching wild nuclear capable missiles have been on display. all designed to show how far china has come in six decades since the communist party took over. security was tight and the capital. a report now from beijing. >> at 162 steps in minutes, the people liberation army goos

that part of italy doesn't get a lot of love.ts. >> we'll make braised short ribs first. >> this is the starting point. in italian they call it the sofrito, start with this and develop all that flavor. >> anything just about is celery, onions, carrots and garlic. right? >> a lot of things start like that. exactly. for me that part is kind of the soul of it all. i have some red wine, some red wine vinegar. >> any particular kind of red wine? >> something assertive, something bold. i have some filets of tomatoes that i'm adding in here. all this good stuff. you start by braising it in the pot. you put herbs in, of course. >> then we pop it in the oven, 325 degrees or so, for about 3 1/2 hours. >> that's the more labor intensive part. once you pop it in the oven, it's fine. >> exactly. >> now the spaetzle part which i get to help you make. this is going to get dirty. >> this is the batter. let me show you how to make the batter. it is flour, eggs -- two eggs? >> couple of eggs. little bit of milk. >> it's essentially a pasta dinner.

. >>> finally, a sign of the times in italy. that's where the prize at one supermarket giveaway. it's not a free turkey or a bag full of groceries but something a little more practical for folks there. a job. unemployment is on the rise. one grocery store owner decided to lure in customers with a drawing. the winner will be awarded a job at his store for one year. if the winner has a job, he can pass on his good fortune to an unemployed relative. not groceries for a year but a job. >> the twins play catch up. the sooners against miami. plus, it's postseason ball for the rockies as they lock up a spot in the playoffs. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> storms are heading east. and out west, still warm but not as hot. your regional forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, the colorado rockies earned a champagne shower in denver, but they took the long road to get there. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. on june

he died in italy where he was serving as interim rabbi at a congregation in milan. he was promoted to chief rabbi in 1980. those who knew him gathered to remember a man who preserve de legacy. >> i am a rich person because i came to know him. >> he fought for things he believed in. >> the cause of his death is not clear. however, he did undergo a quadruple bypass last year. he was 65 years old coming up, it might not sound very pleasing, but doctors say that sharing your appointments with other patients could be beneficial. first, firefighters search for the cause of a fire. an early christmas present for retailers. the numbers are up when it comes to consumers spending money. we know everyone's looking for ways to save. why not save on car insurance? [ coin drops ] [ high-pitched voice ] thanks. [ normal voice ] you're welcome. get a free quote at progressive.com. >> renters often leave behind trash when they leave. tenants left behind millions of dollars in marijuana plants. the homeowner said that he had no idea what was going on at the rental property. he found

. >>> coming up, the trial of an american student accused of murder in italy.housands are tickled pink in washington as they take steps to fight breast cancer. >> the messagef antique teen drinking. >>> shoppers in northern virginia may get sticker shock next time their purchasing alcohol. a new anti-teen drinking campaign got under way this weekend. >> debbie has delivered her message to thousands of teens, a warning about where drinking and driving can lead. in the case of first that daughter, it led to this fatal car crash five years ago. >> her purse went flying out the window, the beer flew out the window. >> is warning other adults against committing the crime of purchasing alcohol for youth. >> she got a 27-year-old guy that she knew to buy the beer. >> youth led groups from around northern virginia are working together in the sticker shock campaign. >> homecoming coming up, there'll be lots of parties. >> this grocery store is giving shoppers a little sticker shock. they hope that adults see the stickers and think twice before purchasing pot -- and purc

the web site said he passed away last night in milan, italy. he was widely known in the state and deeply involved in public affairs, fought for civil rights, an end to hunger and last year he served on the state commission that recommended the end of the death penalty. funeral plans have not yet been announced. governor martin o'malley issued this statement -- it reads in part, the rabbi's lobe and good works were an inspiration to our congregation and to our entire state. >>> a purse snatching ends with a car dragging a woman across the parking lot. it happened last night outside the wal-mart store in russet green east in laurel. police say the man grabbed the purse, jumped into a getaway car. the woman ran to the window, refused to release the bag until she had been dragged across the parking lot. >> we advise folks to give into the demands of your suspect, youred a very -- ed a very sear if you will and let police come out and investigate and just give a description of the suspect. >> paramedics transported the victim to shock trauma with 

a court in italy has orturned an immunity law that had shielded prime minister silv berlusni from a corruption trial while he iin office. the court saidhe law was unconstitutional, and it paves the way for the corruption proceedings to resume. thruling could increase pressure on e prime minister to rign and hold early elections. beusconi said any trial would be, quote, "a farce." >>> we turn once ain to one of our core issues here on "worldfocus," which the global envonment. we didn't know this and maybe yodidn't either, but south rea is the middle of a revolutiona green energy revolution that isetting international recognitiofor its scope. as we think about ouown efrts here in the united states, might be useful to keep in mind what stevehao of al jazeera english found as he lookedt wh south korea has been up to. >> repter: for centuries, soutkoreans have relied on the ebb and ow of the tide to harvest their shellfish. the country's westoast proves some of the most dramatic tidal shifts anhere in theorld. it no surprise then that it's here the govnment has chosen to harvest the per of the ocea

. >> jimmy: you heard you took a trip to italy. i didn't know you were italian.ettiere, i thought was a french name. where did you go? >> we went to florence, siena and -- >> jimmy: who went? >> my family, my mom and my brother and a friends and some of her friends and my mom's actually here -- >> jimmy: your mom is here. not so happy -- we did take a trip up to where her family is from, we have cousins up there. seven-hour bus ride there. seven hours back to have lunch. mom? >> jimmy: for lunch with cousins? >> for lunch. yeah. >> jimmy: was it a good lunch? >> yeah. it was a great lunch. it was a great lunch. >> jimmy: better have been. actual eitalians living there, you got in touch? >> she keeps in touch with them. >> jimmy: that's kind of cool, going to another country and having family there. did they look like you guys? >> they looked more like me. my little brother looks, you can tell he's related to me but really, really dark and i was surprised to find that i looked more like the italians there than he did. >> jimmy: it wasn't worth the 14 hours in a bu

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. >> italy's unemployment rate is at 8.5%. one chain is running a lottery where shoppers can when one of 10 jobs for a year. thousands of people have taken part in the competition. the winners can start working in december. if all goes well, there contract can be extended. winners will be picked later this month. starbucks -- >> starbucks is unveiling its new coffee sold in packs of three for about $3. the small package for $10. the instant coffee will be in stores. selling the we're risk popping the world's rarest coffee. the name may be weird, it has an interesting process. the coffee beans are fed to a cat which processes them internally. when they finished their journey, the chemically changed beans are sifted and brewed for consumption. delicacy. through the pooh of animals. >> it is thick and rich. what could be better. >> they told me i needed to bring some immense. >> the minutes are not free. -- they told me i needed to bring somecustomers are paying $20 for it. -- they told me i needed to bring some mints. >> the min

in italy, controversial president moammar kadafi arrives to speak at a rome university. dissident students organize a demonstration. police prepare for the worst, though so far this protest is peaceful. but the arrival of the libyan leader's caravan... is the spark that ignites this powder keg... ...and turns a nonviolent march into a chaotic uprising. the demonstrators toss smoke bombs... and hurl red paint at the men in blue... forcing the lawmen to fight back. fortunately, no one is seriously injured in the clash. and before long, authorities are able to restore peace. because when these fiery undergrads exercise their civil disobedience... it turned into a study in mob mentality. life for high-school quarterback kaleb eulls is pretty good these days. not only is he about to graduate, he's rated as one of the top 12 football prospects in mississippi. he's already committed to his college of choice. but on this morning's bus ride, the star will face a blitz he may not survive. as kaleb sleeps in the back near his three sisters, another student decides that today is a g

heavy rains in italy triggering deadly mudslides in sicily.eople are dead and rescuers are using sniffer dogs to search for survivors. rescuers joined firefighters in the mud, which reached as high as door handles on in some cases. they got 9 inches of rain overnight, but the government acknowledged unregulated development may have also weakened the soil. trace: president obama meeting with his top commander in afghanistan today aboard air force one. the meeting with general stanley mcchrystal taking place as the president returned to washington from copenhagen. the president's national security team is divided over strategy for the war. the latest fox news opinion dynamics poll finding 66% trust the military commanders to decide the next steps in afghanistan. just 20% trust president obama. 9% trust both. the chairman of bets for freedom and an iraq war veteran joins us now -- the chairman and vets for freedom. general mcchrystal has been crystal clear on what he wants. 30,000 or 40,000 more troops. is there a chance in your mind at president

italy. heavy rain sent muck flowing through parts of this city. at least 17 people are dead.cue workers are looking for others reported missing. firefighters and volunteers are using everything from shovels to bulldozers to clear away the sludge. a russian spacecraft docking with the international space station. it is the seventh test based to worst -- is the seventh time in space tourist has been brought to the station. the philippines. tens of thousands of villagers are on the move, hoping to avoid another typhoon. many areas have barely started recovering from last weekend's storm, which killed more than 400 people in southeast asia. forecasters expect the new typhoon to hit tomorrow. president arroyo is asking to free up emergency release funds in a nationwide state of calamity. a french performance company bringing two design marionettes to berlin. little giants just -- little giantess will reunite with her uncle, big giant, at the brandenburg gate on sunday. and that is a wrap. driving fast as a lot of fun, isn't it? now there are new ways to keep cops from catching you

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first, elizabeth vargas joins us from perugia, italy, with the latest. >> reporter: good morning.eight-month trial is nearing an end. amanda knox will be back in court today, as her lawyers argue for an independent expert to analyze the way police gathered evidence in this case. they are hoping to bolster arguments that mistakes were made. if they get their expert, it could take a month. it could be yet another delay for 22-year-old amanda knox, whose been in prison for perugia for nearly two years, charged with the murder of her roommate. amanda's father, curt, who has spent nearly a year in perugia, is also waiting, for the jury to finally come to a decision. >> looking at how the defense broke down all of the theories and the evidence of the prosecution, i couldn't fathom how they would come up with something other than an innocent verdict. >> reporter: a few blocks away, curt's former fe, etta, and their daughter, deanna, have put their lives on hold for amanda. >> i see her becoming hopeful. and i don't want her to through that disappointment, the f they don't come to the cor

. >> italy's prime minister making a big promise to earthquake victims.aying new homes will be built for them. mudslides killing at least 22 people leaving more than 500 homeless. >> when it comes to iran's nuclear program they say washington is involved in intense negotiations with tie ran. they say iran must prove that it's nuke site is for peaceful purposes or face sanctions. >> julie: it is being called the year of the bear in aspen, colorado. violent attacks in mountain communities on the rises. black bears, let's show you what a black bear looks like in person. if you live in colorado. chances you probably have. they are forcing their way into homes, ripping through trash and in some cases, coming close to people, dangerously close to people. they are called black bears, get a grip. we're going to have an animal expert to explain. the problem is not just in colorado, just yesterday a florida man survived a bear attack. take a listen. >> i took my golf club to scare away a racoon, i assumed. that's when i saw a little baby cub. by the time i could lo

. >> the stock market's italy does not care. at some point, this debt is going to become an issue. when we are borrowing money from china to pay china back, it is going to be ugly. neil: what do you think of the new big board shots now? >> i love it. i am a chart an addict. look right above that number -- you see that number? you have the chart. you can see what it has done for the whole day. neil: you like this? >> i like the green arrow up. at fox business network, it you do not have it, you should what? >> get it. neil: i hate this. we should bring back the old one. there. that, i can understand. >> embraced the change. neil: fine. eric, star of fox business network, which did you do not get -- >> demand it. neil: president obama announcing a new agency to protect consumers. how about a commission to protect consumers from themselves? you heard senator mitch mcconnell's response on this show yesterday. now, it is bob dole's turn to respond back. neil: big government getting even bigger? that is the plan. the president today pushing for yet another federal agency, called the cons

. >>> hundreds are still homeless in italy and 40 people are still missing there. investigators say the disaster may have been made worse by a illegal buildings of houses. the sis illan mafia is blamed for the construction. >>> a mass funeral and burial proposed for the last week tsunami. aid from around the world is pouring in. an earthquake of up to 8.3 set off the death. >>> researchers still looking for survivorred but it has been four days. the latest from indonesia. >> reporter: there are concerns that the death toll from the two massive earth wakes that have hit indonesia could rise. there are reports of three villages that were swept away by landslides during the earth wake -- earthquake and more than 600 people have died and a wedding party is missing. there is a struggle to save the people trapped under the buildings is. behind me is one of the major hotels and we believe there are people trapped in the rubble there. there was a message sent by one of the people yesterday to a relative saying they were beneath the rubble here and saying that she had perha

in italy, controversial president moammar kadafi arrives to speak at a rome university.t students organize a demonstration. police prepare for the worst though so far this protest is peaceful. but the arrival of the libyan leader's caravan... is the spark that ignites this powder keg... ...and turns a nonviolent march into a chaotic uprising. the demonstrators toss smoke bombs... and hurl red paint at the men in blue... forcing the lawmen to fight back. fortunately, no one is seriously injured in the clash. and before long, authorities are able to restore peace. because when these fiery undergrads exercise their civil disobedience... it turned into a study in mob mentality. life for high-school quarterback kaleb eulls is pretty good these days. not only is he about to graduate, he's rated as one of the top 12 football prospects in mississippi. he's already committed to his college of choice. but on this morning's bus ride the star will face a blitz he may not survive. as kaleb sleeps in the back near his three sisters, another student decides that today is a good day for

italy's fiat announced the company. they'll be replaced by other company insiders. the automaker won't say if the departure are sale -- due to sales performance. sales were down nearly 40% so far this year. >>> these could be the new wheels at your local police department. general motors took the wraps off its latest chevy caprice. it's designed specifically for duty, wrapping up for zero to 60 seconds. the front seats are sculpted to accommodate officers' equipment belts. >>> and new york stock exchange switched to a digital wall board, showing the ups and downs, along with a daily graph. the one that was replaced had been there since the 1980s. for more business headlines, just log onto cbs money watch.com. in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. >>> it was a jaw-dropping fine for a couple of teenager negligence colorado. what they first thought was just a rock turned out to be part of a mastodon's jaw. after finding it near a stream, the boys checked on the internet, where they discovered it was something more. scientists at a denver museum say the beast roamed th

impact fishing markets in japan, marine legislation in the u.s., and food consumption in italy? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus with investment objectives, risks, fees, expenses, and more information to read and consider carefully before investing. >>> rescuers in indonesia still searching for survivors three dais after the massive earthquake. one sent a text message in the hopes of being found. they are working frantically to reach him. we have more in the disaster area in padang. what can you tell us, ian? >> reporter: i'm out there now. rather at the remains of it watching people dig away at the rubble. now, supplemented by experts overseas. we have seen groups come in from 14 different kucountries bringi dogs. they are joining the search. the hotel that you mentioned collapsed completely. they think there's still possibly 40 or 50 bodies in the rubble. they believe some are alive. rescue

in italy the socialist party has been defeated. in france the president is a conservative who defeated the socialist canada. hasn't the world changed when we end up applauding the french president? [laughter] there was a very interesting story, which you can imagine from their perspective, they did not quite make the direct contrast to the u.s., but i am here to tell you that the socialist wing of the democratic party is going to lead the democratic party to a massive defeat comparable to 1980. [applause] but that means to learn one of the great educational learning moments, that is what happened in 1987. we made a movie on ronald reagan. when you watch 90 minutes of ronald reagan and you see him on the screen rather than read about him you realize what an extraordinarily effective teacher he was. he was not disagree commuter -- communicator -- he was not just the great communicator, she was a great teacher. -- he was a great teacher. people move dramatically over the carter administration. carter entered office with higher approva

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. >>> italy.es in sicily killing at least 21 people, and the country's prime minister fears the death toll could reach 50. the mudslides swallowing up cars and debris, two villages reachable only by air. now rescue teams desperately digging with bulldozers, shovels, and their bare hands. >>> greece. the people have spoken. citizens angered by scandals and a bad economy cast their ballots for sweeping change. early results show the socialist party returning to power after more than five years. if they win at least 150 of the parliament's 300 seats, it would give them the power to form an entirely new greek government. >>> that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >>> public health officials are waging a new strategy in their battle against the swine flu. their latest warnings about the danger of the virus are aimed at those at high risk, but what's being done to ensure that teens and young adults get the message. >>> and is it a revolution in rehab? meet the doctor who claims h

. >> and death toll expected to rise following a series of mudslides in italy. so far, 20 people have died, in the city of messina and 40 people are still missing. >> gregg: developments surrounding the terror plot in new york city and the father of the main suspect is fighting back. he is challenging the fed to report -- who reported his telephone conversations saying they had no right to do it. really? laura ingle is live in our new york city newsroom with more. laura? >> reporter: mohammed zazi's attorney, ed harris, filed a motion saying the government didn't have a legal right to record a phone call between zazi and a new york area imam and in the call he warned the elder zazi, the police had been asking questions, about his son. and mohammed zazi is charged as you know with lying to investigators, about that conversation. and the charge that could eventually bring him 8 years in prison if he is found guilty, and zazi's attorney says they don't know exactly what portion of that call was used for zazi's arrest, because the wiretap was done under the foreign

it's just -- you know, if we were living in canada or britain or france or sweden or spain or italy, we wouldn't have any of this going on. why do we allow this to happen? we're smarter than this. we're better than this. and i just -- i'm insisting that we get our congress to get on board with what the american people want. >> all right. well, a lot of people agree with that and we will see how the movie is received when it does open up today. it's "capitalism: a love story "and this is film maker michael moore. thanks very much. >> oh, andy the way, it's a comedy. >> very good. thank you so much. nice way to end because it is so big and people feelings run so deep and we're looking for answers. >>> tucker barnes is here to tell us what's going on with our weather across the region. not too bad. >> not too bad temperature- wise. we've got a lot of clouds to start the day, but if you hang in there, there will be more and more peeks of sun today. >> it's a beautiful day. >> it's always a beautiful day on a friday. >> which might be my favorite weather song. >> we've got to go to facebo

>> well, we have an old italian expression for it in italy. it means he's just whistling dixie. >> so much for the great da vinci. okay. >> linney. >> linney he was something. thanks for doing this with me. i actually interviewed you years ago on the radio. you told me last night i looked different on the radio. that was good. >> superb when you were there. >> thank you. okay. thanks to everybody for joining me tonight and thank you for watching, everybody. good night, and good luck. who said that? >> edward r. murrow. >>> breaking news tonight. live, colorado. the whole country on pins and needles. a little 6-year-old boy's life hanging in the balance and a beautiful silver space-like balloon soaring through the clouds. tonight, it apparently all ends in felony charges. police, sheriffs, national guard, volunteers, the faa, even a whole airport and commercial carriers trying to save the life of a 6-year-old boy. falcon heene. who his brothers and his parents say is trapped inside that homemade balloon, racing through the sky. eyewitness repor

>> well, we have an old italian expression for it in italy.s he's just whistling dixi dixie. >> so much for the great de va vin vinci. >> linney. >> thanks. i actually interviewed you years ago on the radio. you said, i look different on the radio. that was good. >> superb when you were there. >> thank you. thanks to everybody for joining me tonight and thank you for watching, everybody, good night and good luck. who said that? >> edward r. murrow. >>> breaking news tonight, live, florida. a beautiful little second grader looks like an angel, walks the ten-minute walk home from school with her sister and little twin brother, all of their little friends. she run ahead. gets separated. just moments, broad daylight, 7-year-old somer thompson never seen alive again. 4:00, only an hour later, mom rushes home, flags down police. no good. bombshell, tonight, 55 miles to the north, no tip, no lead. police spend countless man hours sifting through about a hundred tons of garbage after trailing somer's orange park trash truck. there's no other way to sa

>> well, we have an old italian expression for it in italy.ans, he's just whistling dixie. >> so much for the great da vinci. >> lenny was cool. >> lenny was something. thanks for doing this with me. i always enjoy watching you. i interviewed you years ago on the radio. you told me last night i looked different on the radio. that was good. thanks for joining me tonight. and thank you for watching. everybody, good night and good luck. who said that? >> edward r. morrow. >>> breaking news tonight, live, florida. a beautiful little second grader looks like an angel, walks the ten-minute walk home from school with her sister and little twin brother, all of their little friends. she runs ahead. gets separated. just moments, broad daylight, 7-year-old somer thompson never seen alive again. 4:00, only an hour later, mom rushes home, flags down police. no good. bombshell, tonight, 55 miles to the north, no tip, no lead. police spend countless man hours sifting through about a hundred tons of garbage after trailing somer's orange park trash truck. ther

we still have italy, spain, austria, and europe. we've been heavy in brazil and brazilian small cap for months and months now. very, very nice gains there. latin america's been the biggest gainer in the market of all so far this year. up 75% for the year. >> matt, what are you looking at? what's most important to you in terms of sifting through the numbers coming your way next week? >> we have come 60% in six months, and the fact of the matter is if earnings don't come in better than expected and sales don't come in better than expected the market is going to be disappointed. i don't think anyone is expecting strong forecasts out there. nobody can really see that clearly into 2010 yet. we want to believe that things are getting less worse. and we bet a lot of money on that. but all that money on the sidelines that wants to and needs to get in would love to get in at a lower price. >> all right. we'll leave it there. >> that will restrict corrections. >> yes, it will. >> i'm sorry, harry? >> that will restrict corrections on the down

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the president wants to compromise, is willing to, or is just saying so and italy not willing to compromise? >> clearly, he wants the public option, but he also announced that it will be tough in the senate. he is trying to telegraph to his supporters that this is something that he will continue to fight for and move it over to the full senate. we have not seen in laid down as a line in the sand, not get at least, that we will see. trace: it all comes down to vote. -- votes. in the senate, it does not look like they have the numbers. >> that is right. they do not have 60. everyone who knows understand this. the idea is you could counter this with the trigger option. they did not bring that in the finance committee, but it could make its way to the full senate floor. trace: the left is the key. they want the public option, and they are going to scream bloody murder if they do not get it. if they are not placated, can they tie things up? >> certainly. democrats are pushing this for, as small as the president, and do they call a bluff on the left? they would rather have something rather than n

i loved the chaos of a big family and this and that and maybe it was more of an extended family in italyhe realistic eyes of where she is in her own life and any way you look at it, it is a bad situation. >> clayton: what needs to change in the screening process, can anything? as they pointed out, she wanted the child, he was ecstatic about having a new child and seemed to be together, and what needs to change in the screening process from a legal perspective? is there one thing that stands out. >> i don't think there could be legislative changes, i think the agencies have to be extremely cautious about people, who are bloggers and write about the issues, and are they into it, is it a guinea pig, a scenario where, gee i'll be able to be famous on my blog because now i've adopted a child found on the side of the road in another country or someone who really has the ability to -- capacity and wherewithal to take care of the baby. >> dave: one final word of casey anthony, if she's innocent of the murder charges is she free and out of jail, does she have other things she may go to jail for a

death toll is expected to rise following a series of mudslides had in italy. 20 people have died in messinaare still missing. >>> father of a man at the center of an international terrorism case claims the feds had no right to listen in on his calls. father and son are both charged. the younger zazi on left, has pleaded not guilty to use of mass of -- his father accused of lying to the fbi. when they questioned him. zazi's lawyers filed a motion in court yesterday about that wiretap operation. what happened? >> reporter: the torn in colorado filed preemptive motion alleging the government did not have the legal right to record a call between the elder zazi and a local area image in new york in which the image -- image warned the elder. zazi is charged with lying to investigators about that investigation a charge could bring him eight years in prison if found guilty. his attorney says they do not what portion of that call was use -- as used for his arrest. preliminary hearing skidded on friday in colorado. >>> what is the latest on investigators rounding up zazi's alleged co-conspirators? >>

france, italy, switzerland all very excited about the clean-tech products. >> is there anyone overseasho makes one of these? >> there's nobody that makes an electric motorcycle. there's a lot of electric scooters and inexpensive products out of china, battery powered, that tend to fail pretty quickly. this is the first kind of serious production motorcycle style, throw your leg over it and go. >> are you looking to go public? >> we'd like to. it's something that depending on what happens over the next few years, it's something we're very interested in looking at. >> okay. craig, thank you very much for your time. >> thanks very having me. >> maybe next time we can take a test drive. >> i thought you were going to ride off into the sunset right now. because i'm not. >> i'm not either. >>> all right. i guess the market is up on the day. i will be back at 3:00 on "street signs." you will be back -- >> on the "halftime report." but we're not done yet. >> i'm sorry. >> where are you going? i'm going to be here. >> we'll be right back. please help me welcome a long-time friend of glencoe bas

that is a big problem for europe, the export story is obviously very significant for france, germany, italy, that export story is hurt by a stronger dollar and i suspect the europeans will be likely to attack this with fer rosty. and the other issue is the issue of employment, the employment report friday providing a little bit of a shock for the markets. and i caught up and talked to mr. rabini. we talked to him over the weekend about his take on employment. and i have to say it wasn't a particularly positive one. >> i see unemployment rates rising through most of 2010 in the united states also peaking close to 10% for many other companies. and not just going above 10%, but stay at that high level and return to normal more gradually and that's going to be one of the important sources of weakness for an economic recovery. >> we talk about rebalancing the recovery. you're talking about it there. is rebalancing really realistic? the g-20 spent a lot of time speaking about it. but i struggle to see how surplus countries like germany, like china are going to drive domestic demand strongly enoug

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. >> do they make fun of us in italy where you lived for all those years? >> no, because italians are kind. >> i think you have a point. he's a little too smart for the country in a certain way. i mean, after bush, i don't know if the country could take the shock of such a smart guy. >> they didn't. what happened was, for the first time the american people are people. we're listening on primetime to a president of the united states duly elected officially, anyway -- duly elected president who is speaking as one intelligent, well-educated man to his fellows. well, they never heard anyone like that. i'm a wartime president. you got that? i'm a wartime president. and he's marching along there. and let me tell you, if we don't fight them over here, we're going to have to fight them here. i'm all for fighting them right here at that moment, you know? but i couldn't jump into the screen fast enough to kill him off. that's one murder that i missed not committing. >> yeah, too late anyway. >> right. >> so, you know, obama, the other thing about him is he's always t