and it pulls back on expansion plans. >> paul: i'm paul kangas. >> jeff: and i'm jeff yastine. susie gharib is off tonight. this is "nightly business report" for monday, august 17. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> jeff: good evening, everyone. stocks tumbled today as a global sell-off spilled over to wall street. dragging the global economy lower. on wall street, the selling was broad and deep, the dow dropped 186 points, nasdaq fell 54 and the s&p 500 lost 24. worries about the recovery and consumers' willingness to spend has some wondering the summer rally is over. erika miller gets some answers. >> reporter: these may be the dog days of summer. but man's best friend isn't the only one trying to beat the heat. stocks are also taking breather. after a steamy summer rally that sent the s&p 500 up 15% in a month. the bulls say it's just a temporarily lull. s&p's sam stovall sees more than 20% upside for the s&p 500 from here, although he won't give a timeframe.

: and'm jeff yastine. sie gharib is off tonight. this is "nightly busines report" for mond, august 17. "nightly business report" is made possib by: this program was me possible byontributions to your pbs station from viewe like you. thk you. >> jeff: good eveng, everyone. stoc tumbled today as a global sell-o spilled over to wall street. dragging the globaeconomy lower. on wall street, the lling was broad and deep, thedow dropped 186 points,nasdaq fel 54 and thes&p 500 los 24. woies about the recovery and consumers' willingness t spend has se wonderi the summer rally is over. erika miller gets some answs. >> reporter: these may bthe dog days of mmer. t man's best friend isn't th only one trying beat the heat. stocks are also tang breather. after a steamy summer lly that sent the s&p 500 u15% in a month. the bulls say 's just a temporily lull. s&p's sam stovall sees more an 20% upside forhe s&p 500 from re, although he won't give a timeframe. >> i think there a combination ofoth fear of missing out on the r

: and i'm jeff yastine. susie gharib is on assignment. this is "nightly business report" for wednesday, august 26. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> jeff: good evening, everyone. a much bigger increase than forecast. sales of new homes jumped 9.6% in july. could it be the housing market is turning? scott gurvey reports. >> reporter: it was the fourth straight month of increased new home sales and although this is a number with a wide margin of error, it did encourage those who see a bottom in housing. beth ann bovino of standard and poor's notes there has also been increased buying of distressed properties and existing homes. >> those homeowners were actually free to move and actually buy something elsewhere. so you're starting to see it trickle through. will it continue through next year? well, we do expect that is something that is going to see some... basically get some stability and conti

. >> jeff: sheila ir and the f.d.i.c. are making itasier for private equity fms to buy up failed banks. we get analysis onhe late day decision and wt it means for the banking industry. >> paul: the bgain hunter rerns. street critique gut patrick o'ha of briefing.com tells us why kraft foods has landedn his bargain basement rad. >> jeff: then,emembering the liberal lion weook at how the late senator ted kennedy shaped hlth care form and what happens to tho forts now. >> pau i'm paul kangas. >> jeff: and i'm jf yastine. susie gharib is onssignment. thiss "nightly business report" for wednesday,ugust 26. "nightly business repo" is made poible by: this pgram was made possible by contributions to ur pbs station from viewe like you. thank you. >> jeff: good evening, eryone. a much bigger increase tha forecast. sas of new homes jumped 9.6% in july. could be the housing market is turning? scott gurvey repts. >> reporter: it was the foth straight month of increased new homeales and although this is a number with a wide marn of err

jeff yastine. susie gharib is off tonight. this is "nightly business report" for friday, august 14. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> jeff: good evening, everyone. call it a case of the summer blaahs. the consumer blues. or too much red ink on household balance sheets. the result: a surprising drop in early august consumer sentiment. as scott gurvey reports, americans are still too worried about jobs to hit the mall. >> reporter: it's been said many times, happy consumers spend and unhappy consumers keep their money in their pockets. or even worse, in a bank. so the markets greeted with disappointment the news that consumer sentiment fell in the first part of august. cary leahey of decision economics notes the decline in sentiment defied expectations. >> it would make sense that since the number of people applying for unemployment insurance benefits have dropped 100,000 workers in a

. >> jeff: sheilbair and the f.d.i.c. are making easier for private equityirms to buy up failed banks. we get analysis on theate day decision and what means for the banking industry. >> paul: the barga hunter return street critique guest trick o'hare obriefing.com tells us y kraft foods has land on his bargain basement rar. >> jeff: the remembering the liberal li. look at how the late senato ted kennedy shapedealth care reform and what happens to tse efforts now. >> pl: i'm paul kangas. >> jeff: and i'meff yastine. susie gharib is assignment. th is "nightly business report" for wednesda august 26. "nightly business rert" is made ssible by: this progr was made possible by contributions to yourbs station from viewers le you. thank you. >> jeff: good evening,veryone. a much bigger increase tn forecast. les of new homes jumped 9.6% in july. coulit be the housing market is turning? scott gurvey rorts. >> reporter: it was the urth straight month of increasenew ho sales and although this is a number with a wide mgin of error, it

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we'll tell you why. >> susie: i'm susie gharib. >> jeff: and i'm jeff yastine. paul kangas is off tonight. this is "nightly business report" for friday, august 7. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> susie: good evening, everyone. the nation's unemployment rate fell for the first time in a year, and president obama said today that the worst of the recession may be over. the labor department reported that american businesses cut 247,000 jobs in july, the slowest pace since last august. the unemployment dropped slightly to 9.4%. president obama welcomed the news as a sign that the economy is improving, but cautioned that more work needs to be done to reach full recovery. >> as far as i'm concerned, we will not have a true recovery as long as we're losing jobs, and we won't rest until every american that is looking for work can find a job. i have no doubt that we can make these changes. >> susie: here in new york, we talked with people still waiting fo

we'll tell y why. >> susie: i'm susie gharib >> jeff: and i'm jeff stine. ul kangas is off tonight. this i"nightly business report" for friday, august. "nightly business report" is made possibley: th program was made possible by contributionso your pbs statn from viewers like you. thanyou. >> susie: good evening everyone. thnation's unemployment rate fell forhe first time in a year, and esident obama said today that the wst of the recessiomay be over. the labor departmenteported that americabusinesses cut 247,000 bs in july, the slowespace since last august. e unemployment dropped slightly to 9.4%. prident obama welcomed the news aa sign that the economy is impving, but cautioned that more work needs to be ne to reach full recovery. >> as far as i'm concernedwe will not hav a true recovery long as wee losing jobs, and we w't rest until every ameran that is looking for work can find a job. have nooubt that we canake these chans. >> susie: here in neyork, we talked wh people still waiting for the change the presint is promising. scott gurveyet with some new yorkers today to find ouabo

." >> glor: i'm jeff glor.o tonight, at least a dozen wildfires in california forcing evacuations. and investigators search for answers in the bizarre california kidnapping case that took 18 years to solve. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> glor: and good evening. as he moves toward his final resting place tonight, senator edward kennedy has made the journey from his family home in massachusetts to his political home in washington. hundreds of old friends and colleagues waited for hours at the u.s. capitol so they could say a final good-bye. you are looking at a live picture this evening. we will return there in a moment but we begin our coverage this evening in boston, where president obama was joined by three former presidents, dozens of members of congress, and the kennedy family for a funeral mass. national correspondent jim axelrod is there. jim. >> reporter: jeff, the kennedy family chose this church because of its special meaning to senator kennedy as a place o

. >> hello, mime jeff ban. jennifer is off tonight. a new trial date is set for baltimore mayor sheila -- our reporter was in the courtroom this morning and found out the new date. >> reporter: the mayor's defense team and the state prosecutor both appeared in court earlier and both were optimistic. now, it was just last week the mayor was reindicted on perjury charges. dixon is accused of failing to disclose gifts she received from developer ronald limbs come. the mayor also faces charges of theft for allegedly stealing gift cards meant for the needy. in court today her defense made it clear she will not -- she will be entering a not guilty plea on the new charges. defense attorneys also plan to re-file a motion that accuses the state of abusing the grand jury process in an effort to keep its case alive. >> through that we expect we will be filing a new motion at least with respect to grand jury as well as other issues that we're going to be filing. >> do you remain copt optimistic? >> absolutely. absolutely. that's why i think the gr

we have jeff jones. we yesterday tied him together with obama and right directly to the apollo alliance, and here is jeff jones. put the picture of jeff jones up again, please. jeff jones is an interesting character. jeff jones is the founder of the weather underground, right? >> that's correct. glenn: what else has he done? >> well, jeff has been involved not just in the terrorist activities in the weather underground but he was part of the weather burr rue modeled on the politburo which is the high leadership with bill ayers and jones was on the run for about a decade before he was finally caught in a dramatic raid in 1991. he then became an advisor to environmental groups, labor organizations and to the new york state government where he just signed a commission for governor paterson. glenn: hold on this for a second. see what he did -- labor unions, and think seiu, and by the way, did anyone notice that the head of the fed in new york is now the former head of the afl-cio? hey, that shouldn't be any

jeff joins us now with the very latest on this. jeff. >>reporter: the propose the light rail line would link east to west baltimore but many neighbors trying to put the brake on the plan. they are upset because proposal calls for light rail track to run along a portion of boston street. canton resident fear it will disrupt parking and ruin the community. in a news conference today when the governor announced his support for the plan, he was greeted with protest. >> no. 1 it is cost effective. no. 2 most sustainable. no. 3 more efficient and rider friendly than a bus system -- bus system and it was the one most favorably received during the public hearing process. does that mean everyone -- >>reporter: well opponent insist they don't oppose the red line just the tracks which run through the community. project must still receive federal approval. this is fox 45 news at 5:30. >>> and for more information about plans for the red line project just go to our web site. log on to fox baltimore.com and click on news link. >> coming up next. devel

jeff joins us with the very latest on this tragic story. jeff? >>reporter: well relatives say the victim was returning from a doctor's appointment when a fleeing suspect slammed into her car and killed her. she's identified as 23-year-old miss mckay of randall town. the suspect driving a stolen vehicle slammed into her nissan sentra at west lexington street. investigators say the suspect was running from officers but deny they were pursuing him. tonight the victim relatives are raising questions. >> no i don't believe it. they couldn't have robbed the scene that fast and if it was a chase, and the sues pest going as fast as they claim he was going, he should have been able to bailout the car earlier time. 10 blocks away. without the cops even knowing who was in the car. >>reporter: victim leaves behind a 6-year-old daughter. the unidentified suspect remains hospitalized tonight. police draw up a string of charges against him. this is news at 5:30. >>> okay jeff. 1,000 dollar reward is being offered tonight after a kitten is set on fire twice acco

jeff able live in haguerstown with more. jeff? >> well, the line started forming here at 9:00 this morning. and when the town hall meeting finally started four hours later, the rowdy crowd gave the senator an earful. >> your government has lost the faith and trust of the american people. >> for one hour the senator was heckled and jeered during his town hall meeting on healthcare reform. many of the questions centered around the extent of the government's control over healthcare as well as the financial toll this plan could have on taxpayers. >> we are $99 trillion in debt. how are you going to look at my children n their eyes, and tell them they will have a better future with $99 trillion? say say it with me. $99 trillion. >> i think it is an important question as to the debt. if we don't get healthcare costs under control, our national debt will continue to grow. >> well, some 400 people were turned away from this event today because there simply weren't enough seats. as for some of the comments made here today the senator says

jeff gardere. jeff, we want to know motive. but as andrew points out, you read his blog, and number one, seems to be a hatred for women. hadn't had a girlfriend since '84. said he hadn't had sex since '91. >> all of that is because of the kind of personality that he had. he might have seemed normal. you guessed this right, he might have seemed normal to a lot of people. but once you got to know this guy, you realized that this is a guy who did not see things the way other people do, who probably had a lot of anger, who was easily irritated, who was just really an odd guy. and from what we're finding out, mike, this is an individual who a couple years ago just stopped talking to his neighbors, and they knew him as a recluse. the other thing we do know is that this is a guy, from his blogs, who not only hated women, but he hated his father. he hated his family. he felt, as we see with many shooters, that the world was out to get him. and he had gotten a raw deal. >> yeah. you know, you mentioned the blog. i want to check out anot

jeff? . >> on your mark, get set, clean. the house cleaning olympics who swept up the competition this year? it will be in tonight's "get this". >> and raven's training camp turns into dog pound this morning as rapper s . >> time for the video you have to see and believe with your buddies. patrice harris said get this. >> a horse tries to take on a car. get this. three run away horses were galloping down a highway in israel when they encountered a stop car. two of the horses waive out of the way but the biggest one jumps on. and its hoofs smash the windshield and dented the top of the vehicle. israel television said the driver suffered minor injuries from glass and horse slightly hurt. >> check out this aerial view of a water spout rarely seen in alaska. dorothy ivan had taken off in a small plane last weekend when the pilot spotted the funnel cloud. she grabbed the camera and caught this shot. water spouts are more common in warm climates but not alaska. >> get set. clean. house keepers went mop to mop in las vegas. they ba

. >> hello again i am jeff barnd. karen has tonight off. baltimore county police say their investigation into a deadly light rail crash is over. and they found no criminal wrongdoing. myranda stephens has the latest now from lutherville. >> well, jeff, police officially ruled last month deadly train accident here near the lutherville light rail station just that. an unfortunate accident. 17-year-old connor peterson and kyle wankmiller were walking along the train tracks july 5 when a train fatally struck them from behind. the operator of the train told police he did not see the boys and investigators say they found no evidence that drugs, alcohol, or even cell phone use were involved. the attorney for both families, however, said the operators were negligent, claiming one operator that saw the boys earlier on the tracks never warned other drivers, and the operator who actually hit them was looking down at the time of the crash. and not ahead. >> you know, kids sort of do things every day that are not

jeff?chelle guillen, thank you this morning. >>> we have more now on a controversy that has erupted in germany after a championship track meet there. the question this morning is whether one of the runners should be in the men's or women's race. let's go live to london and cbs news correspondent mark phillips. good morning, mark. >> reporter: good morning, maggie. there was a very dramatic race in berlin last night, but the drama had less to do with who won the race than who was in it. >> castor semena of south africa. >> reporter: there was no doubt who won the women's 800-meter race at the women's track and field championships currently being held in berlin. what is in doubt is whether south african runner castor semena should be running in women's races or men's. the 18-year-old semena is the subject of a gender verification test. if she walks like a man and talks like a man, is she a man? >> there are rumors you're a man. what's being done about that? >> i have no idea about that. who s

jeff is a rare bird. has the highest professional judgment of anybody i've just met.rose: what does that mean? >> there's... again, i use the term "odd bird" because you don't run to people like him normfully that he's got a combination of a nber of different things tha most people don't have in one body. he has the disciple and the patience to plant seeds and know that it will take ars for them to bear fruit. he's got the inventors neuroses of sorts in tt he likesto invent new this and push the envelope with regard to technology and hs got to sobrie to know that the things take time and they take very much a bi of candor to be honest with yoursel and your team membersn terms of what it's going to ke. he's also got the energy to quite frankly be the energizer bunnof sorts to work for long periods of me very, very tenaciously to get tohere he nts to go. >> ros are you surpris that hulu has ctured has viewers as it haso quickl >> inome ways i am,es. but the reason why i hitate is that the reason why the hulu am gave up a l of thei lives d reloced to get gog because we h

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i'm jeff glor. ouls tonight, the cash for clunkers program keeps rolling, at least for now, as congress races to put more money in the tank. fishermen pulling together off the coast of new england, saving dwindling stocks of fish and their own jobs. could you imagine doing anything else? >> no, i tried. i worked on land for a little bit and it just doesn't work, doesn't work. >> glor: and flying pets-- a coast-to-coast airline that promises to deliver its four-footed passengers safelily and stylishly. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> glor: and good evening. the house energy and commerce committee approved a health care reform bill last night, 31-28. with five democrats and all republican members voting against. the measure calls for a government-financed public option that would compete with private insurers and it requires nearly all americans to get health insurance coverage. president obama today called the committee vote an historic step, but in the l

jeff able is here with the storey. jeff?ese budget cuts include the clothing of a prison, closing after mental health facility and layoffs of more than 200 state workers. the state's board of public works approve them this morning. it mean the prison boot camp shut down and so an inpatient facility in chestertown. the state of health and mental high joan told the board services will suffer. >> cuts that we made in previous rounds which i thought were bad now look easy. and so we are reduced to making these difficult choices. >> here we have a situation where we have had services provide for years in the upper eastern shore and other places in the state, falls victim to these cuts on this same day we are out -- i can't get it. >> today's approval also means that all state workers will be furloughed for anywhere from thrown to ten-days. jeff able, fox 45 news at 5:30. >> the cuts will have major impact on baltimore city's budget. the city will lose more than 11% in state aid. that equals about $35 million less for baltimore ci

now, let me introduce jeff. he is an award-winning investigative journalist and bestselling author of seven books. including the mormon way of doing business, out of bonds, pro and cons, without reservation. his articles have appeared in "sports illustrated," "the hartford courant," the "los angeles times," village voice and the "new york times." he's appeared in all the major media, abc, cbs news, nbc, fox news and so forth. he's been featured -- his books have been featured on "60 minutes." he's a graduate of eastern connecticut state university. he has an m.a. in political science from northeastern university and a law degree from the new england college of law. please welcome jeff benedict. [applause] >> thank you very much. and thank you to cato for inviting us here and giving us the opportunity to be here. it's really an honor for all of us to be here. and it's been an honor, frankly, to work on "little pink house." i'm from new london. i was born there. and i was raised in towns right around new london an

jeff joins us now with more. jeff? >>reporter: well the bill comes to 300 dollars.hat's what the city charged delegate john card enfor its role in his elaborate marriage propose a.last month he staged a faux police raid where he proposed to his fiance. city police this week build card en300 dollars for 15 minutes use of a patrol boat and 5 minutes use of a police helicopter. tonight at least one city councilman is questioning the 300 dollar tab. >> that's the tough part here. impossible to put a number on it. but i do know that 300 dollars is a lot lower than what it would cost me to rent a helicopter to fly over the harbor or rent a boat to do a sightseeing tour. >> calculated that's what the cost was, i feel in confident that commissioner frasier and his staff came up with the exact amount. >>reporter: well yesterday delegate card enwrote the city a 300 dollar check and issued a statement apologizing for his actions calling it an error in judgment. this is news at 5:30. >>> thank you jeff. that brings us to our question of the day. is 300 dollars sufficient reim p

dave and touray join jeff sachs and me.ouncer) illness doesn't care where you live... ...or if you're already sick... ...or if you lose your job. your health insurance shouldn't either. so let's fix health care. if everyone's covered, we can make health care as affordable as possible. and the words "pre-existing condition" become a thing of the past... we're america's health insurance companies. supporting bipartisan reform that congress can build on. >>> welcome back to "msnbc live." i'm carlos watson. michael vick is back on the football on the football field and back in the public eye, working to convince americans that he deserves a second chance. vick told cbs' "60 minutes," he's now disgusted when thinking about his involvement in the illegal dogfighting ring and says he deserved trading his massive atlanta falcons contract for 18 months behind bars. >> for the cynics who will say, you know what, i don't know. michael vick may be more concerned about the fact that his career was hurt than dogs were hurt. >> i don't --

we only have a minute, but, jenny, i've got to talk about life with jeff here. jeff is openly ocd.'s life with jeff? >> it's good. i have a lot of respect for jeff, because he's the best at what he does. i think that's why a lot of people have enjoyed our show. he is particular, but his product is amazing. >> we'll leave it there, but promise me you'll come back next week. >> no. >> i promise. >> i'm busy, but jeni can come back. >> i want to thank today's cohost, governor mark cuomo for being with us. >>> dr. nancy snyderman picks up our coverage from here. but i've still got room for the internet. with my new netbook from at&t. with its built-in 3g network, it's fast and small, so it goes places other laptops can't. i'm bill kurtis, and wherever i go, i've got plenty of room for the internet. and the nation's astest 3g network. gun it, mick. (announcer) sign up today and get a netbook for $199.99 after mail-in rebate. with built-in access to the nation's fastest 3g network. only from at&t. but those days came and went, and the cigarettes remained. but today's a new day. and a few

jeff has that story. jeff? >>reporter: well the health care cooperative run by consumers who rule the money and as a group purchase health insurance. there are 300 in the country already and one of the largest is in the state of washington. but the success is only tested on a small scale. analyst are now trying to determine if co-op could generate real competition in the insurance market. >> take a look at the market for electricity this is the best example pel that we have of co-op in existence. in certain markets they have provided competition to larger regional monopoly providers and brought prices down and given consumers choice. >>reporter: because the impact is still unknown, critic are calling these kop op unproven, unproven, unregulated and unreliable. this is news at 5:30. >> one of the world most prominent surgeon weighs in on health care reform. dr. ben carson a pediatric neurosurgery at john hospitals kins and says the answer is not a government run system but instead some common sense cost savings

. >> hello, i am jeff barnd. jennifer has tonight off. armed carjacking ends in a deadly crash, happened in west baltimore. police started to pursue the stolen car near the intersection of lexington and mlk boulevard. officers broke off the chase nearly immediately. the car crashed at the intersection of lexington and calhoon street. karen parks 95 there with the latest tonight. karen, what can you tell us. >> well, jeff, we are here in west baltimore at the corner of west lexington and cool hoon. between two schools. scene is cleared. but they are -- there is still glass on the ground. and you can still smell the gas. this is where the suspect's car ended. right here. bending the fence and knocking the tree completely over. here is what happened. >> i was walking on stricker. on my way to see my girl. >> quarter to four in baltimore. >> all of a sudden i heard it. >> he was a few feet away from the corner of lexington and calhoon. the scene of this accident that left one woman dead. >> i saw the car flip overall over the place. and every

jeff has finished the viewing. here comes the verdict. a flash of thumbs up. >> referee: after reviewing the play, the ruling on the field stands. >> gerry: that's why you can only read so much into the body language of the referees. >> stan: you can't tell if the camera is right on the goal line. look at the angle. autonot on the goal line t. looks like the foot and the ball was in the end zone. >> referee: number 73 reports as an eligible receiver. >> gerry: sets up a 4th down and goal for carolina from 6 inches away. decori brirmingham the deep back. he'll get to carry. carolina has it's first touchdown of the night. after the viewing on fourth and goal gets the touchdown from decori brirmingham. the panthers have the first touchdown of the evening. >> stan: i don't know how they didn't call holding. he got tackled by dante. he just grabbed him and bowled him. >> gerry: the extra point try. it's blocked. the penalty flag is down. frank walker came from the left side of the ravens' front. they are going to call him for jumping the gun.

. >> hello again, i am jeff barnd. jennifer gilbert has tonight off. the search continues for more suspects in a hate crime that left a 76-year-old man hospitalized. in 2000 calvin lockner was indicted for murder, attempted rape and kidnapping. pled guilty to a second-degree sexual offense and got 20 years. and back behind bars in 2007 after failing to register as a sex offender. his nickname is hitler. >> tonight, lockner is held without bail. >> you need to nail him and make him like these gangs, we have had trouble with, same thing. long jail times take care of that. >> not unless they want to sit in the chair and fry. >> we all have to speak out and speak up. and say that it is not acceptable on in our community. >> the victim remains in critical but stable condition tonight. >> while police cope with escalating gang violence in baltimore city. fox 45 news learns gang membership is on the rise. experts say the double shooting at the inner harbour saturday is clear evidence of the i heightened violence. and experts say sometimes the warfare is fight

here's jeff. >> just amazing. thanks, russ. >>> disgraced quarterback michael vick says prison changed his life. he made that statement in an exclusive interview on "60 minutes" on sunday. cbs news correspondent terrell brown joins me with more on that now. terrell, good morning to you. >> geoff, good morning to you. michael vick back on the practice field. it's a sight we haven't seen in a couple of years. in fact, it was back in 2007 that vick pled guilty to running a dogfighting enterprise at his home in virginia. he lost it all -- his money, his career, even adoring fans. last night in a cbs news exclusive, vick explained why he deserves a second chance. he sported a red practice jersey with his old number, 7. michael vick threw passes and ran plays with his new eagle teammates and coaches. >> i was wrong, man. >> reporter: in his first interview since going to prison, vick told "60 minutes" that once he was incarcerated, his feelings of guilt brought him to tears. >> the first day i walked into prison and the

. >>> hello, i'm jeff barnd. jennifer has the night off. >>> the search continues for suspects in a hate crime that left a 74-year-old man hospitalized. he just wrapped up a morning of fishing when three to four men brutally beat him. joy joins us live outside police headquarters. >> reporter: calvin lockner's nickname is hitler. he's being held without bail after police say he brutally attacked an elderly african-american man who was merely minding his own business. 76-year-old james and his wife have bought to this baltimore city many times but never did a fishing trip end in violence, that is until tuesday morning. >> you don't walk away of somebody's that old getting their brains beat out by a bunch of punks. >> reporter: a group of men jumped him as he was loading his truck. detail how this man calvin lockner a self pro claimed white sue preplist, shouting out racial slurs, police a lockner and the others beat him with a bat kicking and punching him, robbing him of money and then taking his truck. >> you nee

rossen, jeff, thank you. for more now on the crash, we're joined by former ntsb investigator greg feith. first off sources as you heard in jeff's report are saying the plane may have been in a climbing right turn at the time of the collision. will it be possible to tell if that turn was an attempt to avert the collision or perhaps the cause? >> i believe it will, lester. of course, the ntsb will be depending heavily on radar data and any communication the pilot may have had with teterboro or newark. they will be able to tell if that was an intentional turn to get on course to head to ocean city, new jersey. >> they have recovered the body of the helicopter. will investigators be able to figure out the angle of how the aircraft hit and determine if a pilot could have even seen each other? >> that's the importance of recovering the wreckage, lester. they're going to want to look for paint transfers. they will look for props slices on the helicopter. they're going to look for rotor marks on the fixed wing aircra

and jeff fisher said we couldn't give up enough to get this guy.ial they believe he is. >> joe: penalty flags start at the top of this play. the play is incomplete. there was movement along the tennessee defensive line. >> referee: offsides, number 74, defense. five-yard penalty. it's still third down. >> joe: that's jonas seawright. i thought it was interesting that jeff fisher described the hands of jared cook as sticky hands. we saw on example of that. how about the hit by williams into the midsection of patrick ramsey? >> troy: this is such an important time. a lot of fans filing out and everybody's lost interest in this game, but this is the time when you evaluate the young players who are going to make up the bottom third of your roster. >> joe: pass is behind the intended receiver. that's dudley guice. we'll bring up fourth down. fourth and three with 43 seconds left in a game that was, for the most part, dominated by the dallas cowboys on both sides of the ball. a couple of glimpses of sustained offensive pressure put on by the tennessee ti

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>> reporter: own the arrival, jeff. maybe the president and his family will be delayed a little bit. after that the weather is suppose to be great for the rest of the week. >> glor: bill shield from our affiliate wbz joining us from min tonight. bill, thank you. in his weekly address today, president obama called for an honest debate on health care reform and he accused some critics of making "phony claims." it has been a rough summer for the president and as kimberly dozier report tonight, right now he's looking for a recharge. >> reporter: this is a mansourly in need of a vacation. barack obama still has a 57% approval rating, but that's down by more than 10 points. so are his poll numbers for his handling of the economy, the war in afghanistan, and his signature issue, health care reform. his critics say he hasn't done a good job explaining why reforms are needed despite 11 town hall meetings, 12 speeches... >> our health reform bill will extend kochblg. >> reporter: and 16 interviews devoted to just to health care.

jeff, back to you. go to chevy.com for details. . >> a brook lan man's cell phone sparks more than conversation. every time his phone rings his oven turns on. he made the discovery last week when the phone was on the counter near the stove and it rang. for now, he has shut off power to the stove just to be safe. and we are told he is a lousy cook so no loss. >> scattered storms and sunny weekend in the future? what do you say? >> seeing sun. 92 wednesday. 90 thursday. 90 friday. hot and muggy and then back into the 80s saturday, sunday, clearing up by next week. so better conditions there. watch hurricane bill. category 3 storm at this time. jeff? >> that happened about what 15 minutes ago? unbelievable. all right. thanks, vytas. >> that does it for the "late edition". thank you for joining us. i am jeff barnd, see you tomorrow night. real time closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning

joining us now is jeff sharlet.of course is author of the book "the family, the secret fundamentalism at the heart of american power" which is now out in paperback. thanks very much for coming back on the show. nice to see you. >> hi, rachel. glad to be here. >> what's significant about this particular magazine running this type of story about the family? >> i think it's even bigger than a schism. this is a moment of reckoning for the family and the kind of elite fundamentalism it represents. on the one hand you see sort of the christian right trying to save itself by cutting off a limb but on the other hand even looking in response to the article, so many readers of "world" magazine saying why did it take you so long to expose this? you see pressure from honest conservatives who are saying, you know, we may disagree with liberals but we agree with democracy. we don't believe in this kind of cult of power and wealth for a chosen few. >> one of the major points of investigation in the article deals with money and you