instead, she sold jennings for $200.r, jennings writes he visited the impoverished dolley and occasionally gave her small sums from my own pocket. >> it also creates a place in history for how slaves were a part of the history of the united states, not an index or a footnote that's at the back of the book. >> reporter: no footnote, indeed. bill plante, cbs news, the white house. >> couric: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight, i'm katie couric. thanks for watching. see you tomorrow. we begin where breaking news out of beltsville, maryland. in the last ten minutes a missing 57year -old has been found. digital -- 5-year-old has been found. digital can't andrew stack son the scene. >> they have just found the missing 5-year-old. a far minutes ago we were going to be reporting there is an ongoing search with blood how bloodhounds going through local parks. the 5-year-old was coming out of school at 3:22. there is video confirmation of that. after that the video lost her and within sure if the got on a bus oar which

or with brian jennings and monica crowley in a minute. >>> "after words" with brian jennings and p.jay crowley continues. >> host: i am monica crowley back with brian jennings whose new book is outstanding. it is called "censorship the threat to silence talk radio the new fairness doctrine exposed." brian, when we left off we were talking about the marketplace of ideas and how the left seems to think based on their behavior here that their ideas cannot compete, their ideas might be weak or fall a marble or perhaps because we still remain a center-right nation could not survive without all of the protections they are trying to build and to the system's one of which is to try to silence conservative points of view. what has been the track record of liberal or progressive talk in america? >> guest: from an organized standpoint, dismal. there are successful liberal talk stations in america. there is one and san francisco, kgo was considered liberal, and others. air america for instance was a dismal failure. its first time around they are trying to reorganize -- >> host: it went into ban

jens, would call this a felony. but please go ahead. >> it is, in fact, a charge of first degree child cruelty which is, as you said, a felony. however, that's mostly due to the fact that it was an intentional act and that there was some physical damage to the child, although it was not the kind of injury that required any kind of treatment or hospitalization, and from witnesses since the act, there appeared to be no long-term damage to the child. >> really. no long-term damage to the child being dragged through a store by a leash around the neck on the floor as he lie supine, prone, in a lying position, clutching at his neck. we are taking your calls live. out to rachel in illinois. hi, rachel. >> caller: hi, nancy. we love you. thanks for taking my call. >> thank you for calling in, dear. what's your question? did you see this video? >> caller: yes. i have a comment and a couple quick questions. my comment is, if she has pneumonia and lupus, she would not have the strength to drag the child through the verizon sto

jen burrman with five issue s that could be sabotaging your sex life th life. this is a big problem but hard to talk about. >> it is important to realize that our sex lives ebb and flow. the couple having sex five times a year this year can have sex five times a week next year under the right circumstances. >> there are some common issues that can really detract from your intimacy, from your sex life. number one, i heard this a lot, tv in the bedroom. >> technology in general. for every hour you're watching tv, it is an hour you're not connecting with your partner and probably not having sex. laptop is on your lap, your partner is probably not. get the work out of the bedroom, turn off the tv, get it out. if you can't get it out of the bedroom, limit it. >> it is funny. it seems look a simple solution but it is tough to detach from those things. >> it is challenging.

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ensuing possession, aaron rodgers to greg jennings.ed up nine times last year, aaron rodgers 8-9, two t.d.'s, packers roll. >> the eagles and philadelphia animal-rights groups will be meeting monday afternoon to talk about finding a local partnership for michael vick. vick is not scheduled to attend, and the leaders of these groups want to keep it that way. they don't want vick's appearance to be misinterpreted as their approval of the plan for his rehabilitation. however, vick's teammates and head coach are accepting. andy reid says the plan is to have vick start on thursday night. vick's fellow eagles get the sense that number seven can't wait to get on the field again. >> i definitely got a sense -- he's been off for two years, he's a passionate player, when he played the game he was passionate and anytime you have that kind of passion and feel for the game you definitely want to get out there and play, and i'm looking forward to seeing him make plays. >> you know -- being out of football for so long, you know he wants to play and w

jen? >> yes, you don't have to watch the economic data, right, it's boring and that's what you got me for. >> thank you. >> there were a lot of puzzle pieces that pointed to the economy getting a little bit healthier. first there were the housing numbers already built homes, new homes, they looked much better there, that had a lot of economists getting a little bit more optimistic there, hopeful. consumer confidence a real surprise there, that thing that says more orders for big ticket items, more people were willing to buy washing machines, cars, computers, things that look, sometimes you need a payment plan for those and if people are willing to sign up for a payment plan it means they have confidence they'll keep their job, that's got investors betting bullish. the dow finished higher eight days in a row, 9580, and later today a report on how you make and spend, personal spending and income. analysts expect them to rise. >>> when you're dealing in massive sums of money there's going to

jen westhoven is here. this is a hard for a lot of people that depend on each and every dollar. >> it usually goes up a little bit, but the folks who run social security decided no increases in the checks for the next two years because inflation is in check. they're hoping it's not going to hurt too many people. millions of older people are actually going to see their checks get smaller. because if you're in the medicaid prescription drug program your premiums are rising a bit. those come out of the soernl security checks. >>> more americans are saying they're supporting a tax on junk food. i guess it worked with cigarettes cigarettes. a recent poll found 55% of respondents say they favor a tax on junk food, and that's up from when they asked the same question about three months earlier. and plus, most of the people who were against the tax on junk food, they had they would gladly change their mind, they'd reverse their position and being okay with it if the money was used to treat obesity-related health ca

. >> hey, jen. >> caller: hey, i've got a portfolio of $10,000, and i need to trim it. i've got 19 positions. >> don't be a mutual fund, jen. that's what you are, you are a mutual fund. go ahead. >> caller: my five stocks are slumber j, orgo, fiscal csco, general mills and jen worth financial. >> let's go right to it. jen, i had a good gain. it's my travel trust. i kept my cisco. stocks up between 20 and 22. sl sl slumberger, wait a second, or cal and cisco, that's two at a time. obama has been smashed to smith reasons. i think any health care stock would be a welcome, welcome move. well played, everyone. stay with cramer. >>> cramer's gone mobile. top stories, lightning round and more. all that plus cnbc's real time quotes. >>> this friday, you don't have to wait until midnight for the madness to start. catch cramer at 11:00 every night of the week. take your double dose of mad money weeknights at 6:00 and 11:00 eastern on cnbc. when i was told i had diabetes, i felt amazingly boxed in. (announcer) joe uses the contour meter from bayer. (joe) my meter absolutely adapts

now,s has often been the case with the knedys, jennings thinks the senator's deathill inspirmany of his colleagues in congress to act. >> unfortunate, it sometimes tas this moment of them leaving us, departg us, if you will, to reay focus on the fact tt they had a point, that ere really was an issue wort addressing and is long overdue thate addressed it. >>eporter: to be sure, kennedy was coroversial. republicans delightein mpaigning against the libera li of the senate but that reputation also ge kennedy the out to cut birtisan deals on health care that sometimes disappoted core demoatic constituents. mark mcclellan, a heal care policy adviser to presidts clinton and sh, says that kind of pragmatism badly needed now. >> if ere is a model from what senator kennedy has do, i think it's that we can fd a bipartisan way to solve thes problems and addss them. >> reporter: kennedy'segacy extendfar beyond health care. nick allard, a clo kennedy adviser, says some 300 mor pieces of gislation carry the senas name. >> i recall, f example, providing relief from e bankrupt laws for small mily farms.

ensuing possession, aaron rodgers to greg jennings.hooked up nine times last year, aaron rodgers 8-9, two t.d.'s, packers roll. >> the eagles and philadelphia animal-rights groups will be meeting monday afternoon to talk about finding a local partnership for michael vick. vick is not scheduled to attend, and the leaders of these groups want to keep it that way. they don't want vick's appearance to be misinterpreted as their approval of the plan for his rehabilitation. however, vick's teammates and head coach are accepting. andy reid says the plan is to have vick start on thursday night. vick's fellow eagles get the sense that number seven can't wait to get on the field again. >> i definitely got a sense -- he's been off for two years, he's a passionate player, when he played the game he was passionate and anytime you have that kind of passion and feel for the game you definitely want to get out there and play, and i'm looking forward to seeing him make plays. >> you know -- being out of football for so long, you know he wants to play a

health policy expert chris jennings worked with kennedy, as the senator pursued his life- long dream of extending care to every american. this was senator kennedy's, one of his big legacies, right? >> yes, this is the signing of the children's health insurance legislation. >> reporter: senator kennedy's passion for health care reform and his legislative prowess have been sorely missed this year. now, as has often been the case with the kennedys, jennings thinks the senator's death will inspire many of his colleagues in congress to act. >> unfortunately, it sometimes takes this moment of them leaving us, departing us, if you will, to really focus on the fact that they had a point, that there really was an issue worth addressing and it's long overdue that we addressed it. >> reporter: to be sure, kennedy was controversial. republicans delighted in campaigning against the liberal lion of the senate. but that reputation also gave kennedy the clout to cut bipartisan deals on health care that sometimes disappointed core democratic constituents. mark mcclellan, a health care policy adviser

we're going to have more with brian jennings. back after this. sflaish .. >> it is by a writer named brian burrough. it is a terrific book. the best book i've read this summer by a young writer named kathrny stockett. it is a story of young women that lived in 1963. it tells you more about the relations between blacks and whites. and what was doing on in the south. that was year that james meredith was involved at the university of mississippi, that was a big story i covered. this is a wonderful book. i recommend it to everyone. to see more summer reading lists and other program information, visit our web site at booktv.org. afterwords are brian jennings and monica crowley continues. >> i'm monica crowley. we're black with brian jennings who new book is outstanding. its called "sensorship." we left off how the left seems to think that their ideas cannot compete. that their ideas might be weak or vulnerable or perhaps because they still remain a set to right nation their thoughts would not survive. one of their ideas is to try to silence conservat

shepard: what more are we learning about the other players here, jen? >> john podesta, you remember, he was the chief of staff of bill clinton. he is a lawyer. he went along. he, we're told, had to argue before a north korean court for the women's release, and there was a doctor on board to check on the women's health but we're also told that the doctor forgot his passport and the u.s. military had to provide him one en route. shepard: a lot of troubles from that building with the north korean government. the overall relationship, how is it affected? >> well, secretary of state clinton offered today if the north koreans want to come back to six-party talks, they are welcome, but it's not clear whether the north koreans will take that up. in fact, the biggest thing that will probably come out of this is the intel that we will gain from bill clinton sitting across from kim jong-il who you will remember reportedly had a stroke last year in august and no foreigner has seen him ever since. shepard: jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. jen, thanks so much.

all right, jen. thank you. >>> okay.a woman who's breaking a mold or do you know a woman who is? "morning express" is looking for strong women who have overcome big changes to make a difference in their lives and the lives of others. starting in october we're going to be profiling women in the new series "breakthrough women." to nominate someone go to cnn.com/robin and scroll down to the breakthrough women box. >>> do you need to get a handle on your credit card bills? help is on the way. >>> well, cia operators apparently used severe sleep dep pri vags tactics on a terror detainee in 2007. that's after the bush administration had abandoned harsh interrogation methods. memos showed that they kept the detainee awake for six days but former vice president dick cheney says the memo support his review that harsh techniques prevented attacks and gained crucial information about al qaeda. >>> senator john mccabe faced tough questions on health care in his home state. one man asked the senator why he deserves better coverage th

i have 19 positions. >> don't be a mutual fund, jen.nd. >> caller: all right. >> i say don't be a mutual fund. >> reporter: my five stocks are slumber, oracle, cisco, csco, general mills, and jenworth financial. >> my insurer. let's go into this. let's go right to it. jen, we have an easy one to do to trim. general mills. i did sell it. i had a good gain, my travel trust. i kept my cisco i own, john chambers doing a pretty good job, stock stuck between 20 and 22, i think it goes higher. jenworth is a life insurer. and slumberger a service firm. and we have oracle, two of a kind. time to buy a health care stock because ob seems to have been smashed to smither evens the way i describe it. i think any health care stock will be a welcome welcome move after you toss out the oracle. well played, everyone. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 if i'm breathing, i'm thinking about trading. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 i always have my eye out for a stock on the move. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 doesn't matter if a company sells computer chips tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 or, i don't

i'll start with you, jen. >> i like the fact that you gave me impressive metrics to begin with. it made me want to listen more. the description of your business, tell me what's really unique. as a woman, i've seen a thousand bathing suits. let us know at the beginning so we have a better way to put the rest of the wonderful things you've done into perspective. >> craig? >> i would want to know that you've done market research to know that there are barriers for entries. there's a lot of clothing companies and lingerie companies. and if there's not enough research to back it up, it's going to be pretty tough. >> i'll start with jen on this one. you listen to so many pitches, this is in your personal world. would you take another meeting? >> i would. i think there is still room for innovation. i look forward to doing it. >> craig? >> sure. >> sure if you bring jessica, absolutely. >> it sounds good. it sounds like you've got a lot going for you. sounds like you've taken your business and made it into something big. by all means, when you have that solid foundation, it's a lot easi

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john jennings attended, as also a 15-year-old and people will be telling their stories and there are amazing stories surrounding woodstock. >> and a lot of people remember the stories to tell because there were other groups that say i don't remember what happened but i felt good afterwards. thank you so much for being with us and have a great time on thursday night. >> they would have been popular at woodstock and if you spend most of your summer wearing flip flops we have a safety warning coming up. >>> plus an expert is here to help us get real of risks of tanning beds. >> this is jeff norman. he doesn't get health insurance from an employer, so he's been buying it himself for years. he's healthy, so he wonders why his rates keep going up. liz sloan wants health insurance but doesn't think she can afford it. we're assurant health, and we've been customizing plans to meet the needs of individuals for over 110 years. for instance, with our two-year rate guarantee and healthy discount, jeff will get 15% off his rate and lock in that rate for two years. for liz, we offer plans that all

let's go straight out to eric jens. he is a reporter for wrga news radio standing by live in atlanta. eric, tell us what has happened here. >> thank you very much. basically, the possibilities are virtually limitless based on the information that's being released at this time. 38-year-old mother of a 15-year-old son, kristi cornwell disappears thursday night while out exercising, going on a long walk through a rural area and disappeared. the last known contact was with the boyfriend in atlanta, and he was on the cell phone with her at the time when he appears to be in distress. hears a struggle going on. the last thing he reports hearing is her saying "don't take me" and then he loses the connection, and there's no sign of her since then. >> so, you're saying when she was out exercising a couple of nights ago, right? that she's on the phone with her boyfriend. walk us through this again. >> yeah. it's about 9:00 at night. it's just getting dark outside and she's been known to do this according to family and friends that

. >> all right, jen, thank you. a 7-year-old is recovering this morning after being struck by a vehicle in baltimore county. it happened at the intersection of ray abdomen and j.d. avenue in dun do have. officials have not released the name of the child. >> police are still searching for the suspects in responsible for shooting and killing the liquor store owner and police received some tips but no arrests have been made. they are looking for two african-american males connected to the murder. the friend of the murdered continues to work at the store and hopes someone 4 will come forward. with information. >> friends, families, wives, sons, suffer. you know, you couldn't imagine what kind of anguish a lot of people have gone through and any information to the police would be appreciated. >> if you have any information, call baltimore county police or metro crimestoppers at -- and you can remain anonymous and could be eligible for a cash reward. >> this morning we're expecting jobs news out of washington. the labor d

the author is brian jennings. i am monica crowley. thank you so much for being with us today. .. >> i guess i thought i would talk or a bid to while some they also like to do we have a small group feel free to fill in but how many of you watch cnbc? many if you are cnbc viewers we may have a pretty educated viewership so i am curious five like to do this in small groups or large groups how many of you think the economy has seen its worst days and will improve? okay. how many of you think we will see economic growth in 2010 not adjusted gdp being flat but actual growth? not too optimistic. we are in new york how many of you think we're in for a very tough time or we have seen the worst of it? do things we have seen the worst of it? okay. finally, how many of you think this shows her israel? [laughter] nobody? nobody? i will tell you at the end you have to stay. i wrote the book is still wearing hour documentary house of cards three spent over one year on that it was late 2007 a lot of people who i had been speaking to i began as a bank

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two years ago jennings emerged and caught double digit touchdowns. he is a big sleeper for the middle round, and favre, don't think he's not in my top 20. i think he's in the 15 to 18 range. last year his mess happened when his arm got hurt, he's healthy now. >> "the blitz" preseason countdown special comes your way thursday, september 10th at 10:00 a.m., we'll go team by team, division by division up until kickoff between the season opener between the titans and steelers. >> zack greinke has one win in his last eight starts. carlos quinton, well, he doesn't care. feasting on this meat ball by greinke. bottom seven, alex rios. every single one of them. he goes solo as well. greinke allowing three home runs in the game, all solo jobs, allowed six home runs his last six starts. paul konerko picks up his 1,000th career rbi with the white sox joining thomas and appling as the only white sox players to accomplish this feat. braves and mets, braves are 55-13 when scoring four or more runs a season. you have to stick around to watch the highlight. escobar,

good morning, jen. >> good morning.nder state law speed cameras can only be placed in school zones in baltimore county there are over 200 that apply. residents near rodgers forge elementary school know speeding throughout the neighborhood is a problem. >> as i come down here with the dogs every day and i see traffic on this road, and many times cars are going way beyond the speed limit. >> the school buses are the worst offenders. >> school zones are being assessed. police are preparing for speed camera installation. >> the baltimore county speed program is focused at enhancing the safety our citizens in baltimore county. the safety of children and adults who use access to properties surrounding baltimore county schools. >> i think it's an excellent idea. >> if they do what they say they're going to do which i doubt, maybe it's a good idea. but the way it stands now, i feel like something like speed humps would slow the traffic down where as the cameras, in my opinion, are more of a revenue generator than a safety measu

the whole team on the steps to accept jen sen as the coach -- jenson as the coach.d he wanted to know what the key unlocks which i thought was good. finally tonight in case you missed the o's game tonight, a piece of glove work, emphasizing the glove work for minnesota's player, you've got to see on the grounder, a lot of diving back-handed scoops. they send the ball to second base. wait for the replay. they flipped it and dive. the ball is out of their gloves before they hit that play out there. so i thought i would just show you that. >> that was cool. like watching hockey. i couldn't see it until you showed me on replay. >> that's why we showed you the replay. that's all for nine news now at six. the cbs evening news is next.

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an e-mail from june 28th surfaced in which his deputy scott jennings wrote to another associate, quotereally like to move forward with getting rid of david, the u.s. attorney in new mexico. jennings said he heard that morning from members of congress who are really angry over iglasiglas iglasias' lack of action on voter fraud. white house counsel harriet meier wrote, quote, i believe the decision is to let his four years run out and then appoint someone else if this was the right case. what we don't have here, david, is anything new documenting, no e-mails or documents showing any kind of communication from the white house to the justice department saying get rid of david igelasisas. but there was discussion a between miers and mcnaulty in which she told them there was dissatisfaction and she said in her interview with the committee he may, meaning rove, he may have well said that he wanted david removed from office but she said she didn't remember. committee staffers say harriet miers when she was questioned said i don't remember something like 150 times. so this doesn't change i don'

but i didn't know what jen was looking at, what jen saw. >> jennifer flynn: i reached for kate and she was on the floor. and all that was left of kate marie was her head, that i was able to take. >> simon: martin heidgen, a 24- year-old insurance salesman, was driving the pickup truck. he suffered minor injuries. he had a blood alcohol content over three times the legal limit. on the night of the flynn's wedding, heidgen was drinking at a friend's party in this house on long island. his friends told him not to drive; he did, anyway, for about three miles-- the wrong way-- on the parkway before slamming into the flynn's limousine and tearing their lives apart. >> jennifer flynn: the sadness and despair that is with me every day, i can't even put into words. >> neil flynn: i relive the crash. i think about it every day. i have nightmare's about it every night. and i live my life without my daughter because of it. >> kathleen rice: one of the compelling things about this case is that it really ripped the mask off drunk driving. >> simon: kathleen rice is the district attorney who prosecut

how does she do that, jen, are you willing to do some tricks for us today? know . >> how does she do that? >> it's crazy. >> that's inflation, isn't it? let's check with jen who can take money disappear. >> you want me to disappear? my guys brush their teeth like they clean their room. i'm glad anticavity listerine® smart rinse™ attracts stuff like a magnet, then shows it in the sink. ewww. gross. cool! (announcer) listerine® smart rinse™. save, visit sterinekids.com . %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% . . >> this is a fox news alert. senator jim webb just secured the release of an imprisoned american on his visit to myanmar. t the-- he was arrested after secret ly swimming to opposition leader and spending two days there in violation of her house arrest. has been sentenced to seven years prison with hard labor, it's now likely he will be deported shortly after the senator wraps up his visit. let's go over to clayton and mike for fun. >> well, men, we're men. >> we're men. >> we eat fried chicken, especially fried chicken made with coca-cola, according to he i

off the play action, stafford rolling out, has adam jennings but he overthrows him, jennings wide open5 yards and one i-n-t -- browns win 27-10. >> the football giants facing the bears. cutler with his first pass on saturday. to earl bennett, his former vanderbilt teammate. that drive would lead to a field goal. second bears drive, matt forte had a fine rookie season, breaks free, 32 yards for a score, that capped an 80-yard drive. 10-0 bears. third drive for cutler, sometimes you've got to do it on your own, 12-yard scamper good for a first down. that keeps the drive alive. later in the drive cutler to desmond clark, cutler 8-13, 121 yards and a touchdown, bears win 17-3. >> usain bolt has singlehandedly raised the bar for human physical achievement. incredibly, the world's fastest man will emerge from the world championships even faster. he shattered his own world records in the 100 meter and 200 meter dash. now, he wants to slow down. bolt said he wants to go on vacation. go clubbing. go to the beach. he said, "i just want to party." before he can do all that, he had one final gold

kevin jen zen trikes out bartlett. angels end up winning 8-7. >>> that will do it for this espn news update. back to jeremy and vinita. >>> let's switch to one of my favorite subjects. dogs. it turns out your pet pooch may be smarter than you ink. researchers say dogs are on the same mental plain as a 2-year-old child. >> like toddlers, dogs can figure out where their treats are hidden. some dogs can even count up to five. the average dog can learn 165 words. but not breeds are created equal when it comes to intelligence. according to one expert, border collies top the list, followed ldgooodles, german shepherds, et rrievers and dobermans. >>> for some of you, your local es u or f.e >> for everyone else, "america this morning" continues after this. this. so guess what. again, when i least expected it, my asthma symptoms came back. so this time, my doctor gave me symbicort to help control my asthma. it combines two medicines that help control inflammation and constriction. so i'm breathing more frely day and night, and

. >> radio talk show executive brian jennings on the new fairness doctrine. why it's a bad idea. and alternatives to sensorship. he's interviewed by monica crowley. on "afterwards" part of the book tv weekends. >> book tv wants to know what are you reading this summer? >> early on this year i was given a copy of this book by kristin downny. it's the life of francis perkins. he was the first cabinet woman member. i find a lot of similarities with the kinds of challenges that we are facing. i see unemployment, a lot of dislocation of workers, protections in the workplace, safety for children even, i mean just making sure we uphold our labor laws and provide adequate help. it's a really interesting book. she was someone who had great courage and someone who broke barriers for women. every time i think about what she was going through i can relate to it. i see it as i go around the country and we continue to still see poverty and the financial crisis affecting so much people. and just she helped resolve and give strength to the administration and to the president in terms of providin

good morning, jen. >> good morning. it does look like approval of this legislation will be a little bit further down the road because tonight the county council will be hearing the legislation for the first time. under state law you can only put these speed cameras in school zones. in baltimore county there are over 200 that apply. residents near rogers forge elementary school know speeding throughout the neighborhood is a problem. >> as i come down here with the dogs every day and i see traffic on this road, and many times cars are going way beyond the speed limit. >> the school buss are the worst offenders. >> school zones are being assessed. police are preparing for speed camera installation. >> the baltimore county speed program is focused at enhancing the safety our citizens in baltimore county. the safety of children and adults who use access to properties surrounding baltimore county schools. >> i think it's an excellent idea. >> if they do what they say they're going to do which i doubt, maybe it's a good idea.