[laughter] john: number 4, please. john and audience: your boss. [john chuckles] john: number 5. friend or neighbor. number 6. john and audience: your parents. john: and finally, number 8. the tax collector. all right, not your accountant. all righty. ["family feud" theme plays] john: mast family now with a big lead--156 points. pattersons still yet to score. big face-off comes up after this. still anybody's game. stay with us. announcer: closed captioning is sponsored in part by-- one wordhis ♪ ♪ it's bliss ♪ only one word describes chocolate this creamy, thisich,s indulgent. bl hershey's 's bliss.colate.'nost ce ne isand ot ostporosis, but i'm an on-the-go woman. that's why i'm excited abt reclast, the osteistreatmt my doctor gives me once a year. my doctosays one of reclast can help protect me while i'm on-the-go for twve months. is approved to help prect in more places: hip, spine, even other bones. or you're pregnant, plan to become pregnant or nursing. take calcium and vitamin d daily. tell your doctor if you develop severe muscle, ne or joint pain or if you have dental pro

john: a semi. >> semiconductor. john: semiconductor. all right.s got to be there, or we're hunting for a steal. show me a semi. [buzzer] no, not there. ok. all righty. your chance to steal and win. if not, we're going to sudden death. kim, you're shaking your head yes like you got an answer. what is it, please? something that people conduct. >> we're gonna say surveys. john: surveys. they conduct a survey. two answers remain. if one of them is conduct a survey, you have stolen the points, and you are once again our victors. show me a survey. yes. it is. you got it. take a look for answer number two there. you had it at home, i'll bet. let's find out what it is. business. conduct business, indeed. ron, thank you. we had a great time with you. tim, tara, thank you. josh, you, as well. bye, ashley. thank you. all righty, back to the inimitable team. kim and zakiya are here. now, their bank account stands at $20,000. that's what they're playing for. this is their third victory. 5 gets them the car. let's see if we can throw some money at them. stay wi

john: all right, m'dear. according to 100 women, you know what men are thinking about 99% of the time. what's on their minds the other 1%? >> we are gonna go with video games. john: video games. [cheers and applause] all right. let's throw it up there and see if it's worthy of a steal. show me video games. no, no. [theme music plays] mckennas keep their points. let's reveal the remaining answer. the number-one, the most popular answer remains up there. let's find out what it is. food! of course. and the final thing that men are thinking about, number 6. sleep. ha ha ha! there you have it. that's our survey. the mckennas hold on to their points. they got 52, pattersons yet to score. on our way to 300. stay with us. ♪ the best way to tell how great you look... is in your jeans. drop a jean size in two weeks... with the special k challenge™. with more delicious options than ever. jeans don't lie. go to... the new specialk.com to design your plan. john: welcome back to the "feud." our returning champs, the mckenn

john: five aces, seven double john: five aces, seven double faults. >> out. john: the wind. that's got to be playing some part in that. looked well long. but del potro is challenging. dick: chase review. john: wow. clipped the line. dick: in this break he's hit two lines just on the outside of the line. they get an extra challenge in the tie-break. federer has two left, del potro four. they start with three per set. john: he's more quickly able to take advantage of a situation, roger. that ball didn't have a lot on it and then he moves right in, takes it early. it's a tall order to pull that shot off from where he was positioned. dick: he continues to score closing in on the net, federer. >> out. dick: it's enough of a test to face the world's best, but the tie-break brings out another challenge to how well you can face the pressure. face the pressure. >> let. dick: del potro holds his two points. 3-2 against a man who has had a brilliant record in the grand slam event finals. federer is 18-3 in tie breaks in the championship final of a major. 4-0 here at the open. dick: he

not that you didn't have any power, john. john: thank you. [laughter] john: yeanchts how about a point that i won? i've been working for cbs for how long? the mis-hit half volley. great. looked like del potro right now. mary: sorry about that. dick: well, john, you've gone through that generation from wood to the current rackets used. you're using it on the senior tour. what about it has changed your game? john: well, i hit the serve harder than ever, dick. i have no idea where it's going but at least it's coming in hard. john: that's wide. mary: all right, john, we're trying to make it up to you here in a hurry. there. john: ok. notice that the camera is above my chest? they don't even show off my big nadal-like muscles. mary: it's going to be hard to make him happy today. john: a good match would make me happy. he's got about eight different strike zones. he can hit it up high, around his waist, low, behind him. dick: between his legs. john: exactly. eyes closed. dick: familiar times you feel he could play this game blindfolded. just knows

john: the serve before that was john: the serve before that was 100.tring of 10 straight points won by del potro. still a solid lead here at 40-15. john: i think he'd be way better off to start tossing a couple bigger ones down, keep roger off balance. unless he's playing possum or something right now. i knew he doesn't want to double fault, but this is surprising. dick: it's long, and with that del potro secures the break for two. john: del potro maybe conserving some energy? as this heads towards a possible fifth set. dick: and the other championships in his career, the serve percentage so much superior to today. still lingering under the 50% mark for the match. talking about in the final match of a championship. john: it's hard to tell the score looking at federer. dick: number 11. john: i would suspect that del potro, correctly, perhaps, doesn't have a lot of history in long matches, is trying to play -- save himself here for the big moments, as he tries to serve this four set out. with two holds. dick: 4-3, del potro leads. he's going to challenge

what did john force do?regons took offense. >> there wasn't a person in the whole pit area thought that wasn't going to happen, force -- >> i guess the blatantness of what happened kind of took me and when the microphone was in my face, i -- didn't want to come off like that. but i said what i was feeling at the time. but it's over now. >> i think there was a lot of pressure of the moment. i think that the tv caught up with it and the media. i think the pedregons caught in the middle of it. they didn't want to be in the middle of it. didn't want to be in the middle of it. it got itself loose. got out of control. >> i maintain my position. i did then. i thought long and hard about it, received hundreds and hundreds of e-mails, a lot of them good, a lot of them not so good. i am happy and glad that the, our audience is so passionate because in the end, i understand both sides. i understand john's position and maybe it's something i didn't really think about, but sometimes you don't have time or you don't have

john: hey, welcome back to "sportscenter." i'm john buccigross. chris mckendry by my side on this live "sportscenter." tigers began with a three-game loss column lead. look at this defense by the indians. it was valbuena with the glove. cabrera, 4-6-3. bottom of the second. first and second, tigers trying to put this thing away in the a.l. central. trevor crowe singles in matt la porta, or does he? you are out! watch it again. great effort there by ryan rayburn, the throw and gerald laird with the nice tag. all right. edwin jackson has not been good since the all-star break. so this is a good sign the 26-year-old has gone over 200 innings. maybe he's got a second wind now. six innings, no earned runs. miguel cabrera, career high .331 average this year, 400 on base guy, 93 r.b.i.'s. he's 26 years old. he's an elite player. brandon lyon. the tigers, they hold on, jackson's 4-0 against the indians this year and went seven scoreless. chris: so how about the twins coming in having won 7-8 trying to make a charge on those tigers, taking on the white sox

talking to john mack and his successor. hear what they're saying only on cnbc reports, coming up next. >>> if you're just tuning in tonight, john mack stepping down but he's going to stay on as the company's chairman. james gorman steps into the role of ceo on january 1. the firm's other co-president will become chairman of morgan stanley international. mary thompson spoke to mack and gorman shortly after the announcement was made. >> able to speak very briefly with both of them around 5:30 eastern time. the 51-year-old gorman telling cnbc the wonderful thing about this transition is it's a stable one, something that's been somewhat of a rarity. but don't expect major changes when gorman takes the reins. he's been sbim sbim matly involved in recent changes at morgan. gorman says his two major challenges are opportunities as ceo will be making sure the integration of that brokerage business stas on track and making sure the trading businesses are on firm footing. after a seven-year stint where he's credited with profits at t

john: that was close.del potro is challenging the call on the left baseline. the ball was called out. john: i think you'll see that ball was in. dick: there's the chase review. hall of famer john mcenroe next me. eagle eye. eagle eye. 40-30. dick: again federer attacking. takes the net. i've been growing algae for 35 years. most people try to get rid of algae, and we're trying to grow it. the algae are very beautiful. they come in blue or red, golden, green. algae could be converted into biofuels... that we could someday run our cars on. in using algae to form biofuels, we're not competing with the food supply. and they absorb co2, so they help solve the greenhouse problem, as well. we're making a big commitment to finding out... just how much algae can help to meet... the fuel demands of the world. just how much algae can help to meet... and i'm a pc.ello, i'm a mac. and i'm looking to buy a great computer. well allow me to introduce the top-of-the-line pc. oh, wow cool. hey. well, i want a computer with

john mccain, look, i think john mccain is a hero.n, the one thing john mccain would be doing right now is kicking their butt in afghanistan. and i have tremendous amount of respect for him on. bill: but you don't like anything obama does so if mccain would kick their butt, he is ahead. >> may i just make this analogy here. he is the frog in the cold water. bill: who is the frog? >> john mccain. barack obama is boiling water when you throw the frog in. bill: you kill the frog on your show, didn't you? >> i did not kill the frog. see, he always tries to get me in trouble. i'm a good guy. he is trying to take the heat off him. bill: you threw the frog in a pot of boiling water but it was a plastic frog. a lot of people thought it was real. >> peta wrote a letter and said. bill: you made children cry who thought it was a real frog. >> i make children cry every day. if you have your children watching my show they cry every night. bill: john mccain would have been a worse president than barack obama? >> if i'm wrong with barack obama and w

john bolton.hat day at u.n., today was a bad day. >> yeah, i have to say i was very shaken by this speech. i was disturbed by it, because it shows the president in the most naive mode talking about how many problems he wants to solve through the united nations. he did everything but say why can't we all just get along? and i think the warm reception that he received at the u.n. is a reflection they know exactly what he is saying. glenn: right. >> the other thing that struck me about the speech is how personal it was to him and how it was his presence and the changes he has made that have enhanced american security, whereas in fact we have seen in recent days a dramatic reduction. there is a cancellation of european missile defense sites and evident unwillingness to do what his commanders think are flair in afghanistan, the signaling of potentially large reductions in our nuclear arsenal, all of which is just being done without a thought to the consequences. glenn: jeremiah wright said about a mont

john: all right, thank you so much, adam. >> thanks, john.is: coming up, is peyton manning the most person on his team in the entire league? plus peyton v eli, who would you rather have in the final minute? you're going to tell us and we'll share. plaxico burress taken into custody this morning and after sentencing. why his time in prison may be harder than most. details ahead. ( music plays, tape rips ) ( doorbell rings ) you're a pizza delivery guy? well come on in, man! what you waiting on? ( celebrating ) mouthwatering toppings, fresh-baked pizzeria taste. i like to think i deliver more than just pizza. for fresh delivery taste without the delivery price, it's digiorno. 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.

back to john. >> at the u.s. nationals, not only was don's announcement made but also we saw the birth, i guess you could say, of another rivalry in drag racing, john force and pedregon brothers but snake, you had a long-running rivalry with tom mceauen that he's still extending into today? >> i can't, as a matter of fact, we're both to do a book signing in a couple of weeks and i'm not sure if they'll show up for it because we're still that way. still have the rivalry but the thing an indy when john and pedregons got into it, to be honest, i thought i was the best part of the show. and they should have paid them instead of fining them, because i just thought it was a human element and it shows you the passion that both the drivers have. and back in the day, buddy, that happens all of the time. >> it did. we saw fights in the pits, we saw fights -- >> you got to remember that's what made nascar years ago, when the allisons and them got into scuffles. that's a human element. things that normally don't get shown on

john: tampering? let's get to it. >> he's inside the 20, demds the 10, gets into the end zone, touchdown! [captioning made possible by espn, inc.] john: it was a tale of two quarterbacks last night, eli manning and tony romo. how much help did eli have and how much is romo to blame? merrill hoge in studio. serious issues around the nfl. the latest on the jets accused of tampering with michael crabtree and how injuries are impacting several teams. the red sox closing ground in the a.l. east. hey buster olney, is it baseball or not? we're talking everything right here right now. closed captioned by the national captioning institute ---www.ncicap.org--- john: at this hour live on "sportscenter", san francisco 49ers have reportedly filed tampering charges against the jets with michael crabtree. sources tell the "new york daily news" crabtree threatened to sit out this entire season and re-enter the draft in 2010. earlier this morning jets' coach rex ryan said the allegations are ridiculous. our insider ad

i always knew john. and i always knew mackenzie. it's not somebody, considering the source, mackenzie phillips. she already admitted to oprah the other day herself that she's a liar. >> why do you think, if you believe that she lied, and let's face it, none of us know what happens behind closed doors. nobody really is going to know because he's dead. and how can we verify what she's saying? but if you believe that she is lying, why would she lie about something like this? >> well, she's been going through a couple of years of hard time and tough life. and she just is putting out the book right after that. like you said, on the jim morrow show, that it might be the anger. i can add drugs and money into it and -- >>> drugs and money? >> yes, because she is making money at it. listen to this. if you take a couple of pages out of the book that she refers to john and allegations she has against john, that book would have never been sold. >> well, yeah, of course. the reason it's a best seller is she's saying she had sex with her famous f

hello, john. >> this is my beautiful, gorgeous daughter tara; my wonderful, smart son joshua; and thet beautiful daughter-in-law in the world--ashley. what we want to do is give to a charity that we support in south africa, a hospice for children. >> back to you, john. john: and remember, family that wins 5 games also wins a brand-new car. good luck to both families. it's time to play the "feud," first faceoff with ron and kim. join me. here we go.

i know john was -- >> how long were you married to him? >> i was married to john for six years, and he was sober for like 5 1/2 years out of it. and he was altogether -- he loved his family. he would do anything possible. >> was he a drug addict and an alcoholic? >> when i was married to him, no. >> but previous to that? in other words -- >> previous -- >> what years were you married to him? >> i was married to him from 1995 up until 2001, when he passed. and he was -- >> so he finally got sober. >> -- a father and a gentleman. >> he finally got sober, which is wonderful news. did he ever say to you i have problems with mackenzie, boy, she's trouble or wow, something really awful happened? >> john was a very honest person, not like mackenzie said he was a liar. he was never a liar. even wrote a book about himself a long time ago, blaming himself for everything, that half of it wasn't even him. if he did something like that, don't you think an honest person would put that in his book to sell it? and he never did that. i'm 100% sure -- >> fa

it means it is time to play "john madden karaoke," everybody. ♪ ♪ it's john madden karaoke time boogieapplause ] >> jimmy: welcome to the "john madden karaoke," where we combine the beautiful music of the roots with the equally beautiful words of john madden. words taken directly from the former nfl coach and broadcaster and the voice of the madden football videogame. higgins, tell us who is on the mic tonight. >> steve: well, jimmy, coming to the stage are alex scorseburg and steve mccaffrey. come on down to play "john dden karaoke." ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. very nice. thank you guys for coming. thank you for coming on and playing the "john madden karaoke" club tonight. here we go. what is your name? >> alex. >> jimmy: alex, have you ever sung john madden songs at parties or family get-togethers? >> no, i have not. >> jimmy: you're missing out. >> i am? >> jimmy: you're missing out. yeah. what is your name? >> my name is steve. >> man in audience: whoo! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: people are fans of the name steve. all right. is playing john madden karaoke on your bucket list? >> no, it's no

john harwood at the white house with the latest. john? >> hey, maria. the president's looking for fresh momentum for his health care effort from that speech to congress last night. he sought that by reaching out to republicans, including john mccain, his opponent last year. and in his remarks today, he reiterated one of the themes from his speech last night, which was that his health care plan over ten years is going to pursue a policy of fiscal responsibility. take a listen. >> the cost of this plan will not add to our deficit. the middle class will be rewarded with greater security, not higher taxes. and if we're able to slow the growth of health care costs by just a fraction of 1% each year, we will actually reduce the deficit by $4 trillion over the long term. >> reporter: now, the president is making that assertion with new confidence, because in that speech to congress, he came down on the side in large part of the senate finance committee bill. that bill unlike the bills that have moved in the house, maria, has gotten a favorable preliminary eval

john force and tony pedregon over the alleged throwing a race. john force was plenty animated.nimated as well. that will kick off our lucas oil rapid fire segment. the key is we're talking about the countdown to the championship and moving forward. >> how have tony pedregon, john force, and cruz pedregon moved forward? >> they're all kind of sticking to their guns. they've toned down the rhetoric a little bit, but the bottom line is that passion we saw at the u.s. nationals will carry over into the battle for the championship in the next six races. if you think it's all done, you have another thing coming. it will boil over sometime during this series. i know about the fans, but i can't wait to see what happens. >> there's lines drawn in the sand back here as well. you'll see that in a little bit. we have bonus points and national records for the nitro categories. that's going to have a big effect on the countdown as well. zo >> absolutely. it was put in place to cut down on the testing. now it's time for the countdown. i don't think anybody was planning on testing anyway. some

john edwards may be the coupleyest man since the beginning of time. in his feathered little head his wedding to real was going to be the best ever. it would happen the former presidential candidate president promised as soon as his first wife would up and die. that is romance john edwards style according to a former aide, andrew young. he once claimed he was the stud who impregnanpregnated hunter. if it is to be believed, mr. edwards has officially become creepier than this guy. >> whoa. >> greg: and this guy and this guy. in response to the allegations, edwards released the following statement -- ♪ into your heart, sweet like sweet you rock, sweet you roll ♪ >> you should hear the acoustic version. >> i feel really sick in my stomach and everything. trace, does this make, provided that the book proposal is true, does this make john edwards probably the biggest dirtbag on the planet? >> well, it does and regardless of if it is true or not the perfect time for andrew young to come out with a book. he could say john edwards ran down broadway naked, it d

john king joining us.john, you got to concede, the man can give a speech. >> the man can give a speech. he's in a room, 530 plus members of congress, his own cabinet, about 600 people in the room or more, but he wasn't talking to them. he was talking to the american people and largely he was talking to two groups, independents who have backed away from his plan because they're worried the government can't afford it, how are they going to pay for it, and will it mess with their insurance? the president saying, we'll save all this money and we'll have a trigger mechanism, if we haven't saved all the money by 2012, we'll find more resources before we do this and it won't raise the deficit. the other group was seniors, the most important group in the electorate, in the 2010 election. what they're telling about medicare is a lie. if they can hold those groups, get seniors, he'll pass the health care bill. >> what happens now, gloria? how do they take it to the next level? >> that go back to the committee, find

it's not about john mack. it's about morgan stanley. >> john, we're on the one-year anniversary of lehman's bankruptcy, i guess it's next week. you were sitting in that room when they were deliberating how to save lehman, maybe the street was going to buy the toxic assets, someone was going to buy the good stuff, barkley's, they both backed out. lehman imploded. did anybody in that room, did hank paulson, ben bernanke, tim geithner, the regulators, the ceos, did you have any idea of the systemic risk that was going to just explode through the system when lehman finally -- when they did capitulate? >> we all had a sense it would be a disaster, but no one thought it would actually shut the markets down, and it really did. >> but, you know, that's fascinating. it's one thing for you wall street ceos, you guys it's kind of the fish swimming in the ocean. i almost don't expect you to expect the system shutting down. but paulson, bernanke, geithner, they had no clue? >> i don't think they did. things were moving so

john, you want to weigh in?ell you, i think the best part about the show was the promo abc was running. shattering glass, it was the effects tom delay had on the capital. >> maybe it's better he didn't shake his thing in the brown spandex years ago. it's hard to look at the hammer the same way after you have seen that image. >> right. >> coming up, new developments in the alleged terror plot. the fbi is calling it one of the most significant threats to the u.s. since september 11. plus, the latest on the cdc and the fight against the swine flu. ] introducing the latest body wash from olay. tone enriching ribbons. two separate ribbons. the white cleanses. the gold moisturizes and has a touch of mineral shimmer to enhance skin's tone. olay tone enriching body wash. for skin that shimmers. it's what doctors recommend most for headaches. for arthritis pain... in your hands... knees... and back. for little bodies with fevers.. and big bodies on high blood pressure medicine. tylenol works with your body... in a way ot

association with john brown is when my grand daddy said -- he'd say i'll be john brown rather than i'l be [beep]. john brown continues to be satanic, demonic, because he aligned himself with blacks and tried to make war in the south to liberate slaves, which in a sense newton knight does. so he's first written about as a threat to the confederacy during the war. but one of the interesting aspects of the civil war which a lot of -- i'd say most americans don't appreciate and even some scholars we think get it wrong is, one, in many respects the south wins the war by the end of reconstruction. the south to a large degree retained the old order of white supremacy and black on freedom. that's not to say the confederacy wins the war. the north, the union army wins but the south wins the war in terms of preserving the old order. and certainly the south wins the war of how the civil war gets taug. by the 1880s white southerners are in control of how the civil war gets taught. and by the 1880s the war is being taught that it's not about slavery. it's not about these slave-owning secessionists

even john mccain knew about it.n has spoken publicly many times but specifically about sleep deprivation being torture and his obvious objections to torture. now he is objecting to his name being used by the cia to justify them doing it. he still doesn't want any of this investigated? joining us now, someone that spent a lot of time trying to understand senator john mccain, ana marie cox. good to see you. after a campaign event in iowa in 2007, john mccain said this. he said after we passed the detainee treatment acts, 2006, then obviously anybody who violated any law of the u.s. would have to be held responsible. that was -- iowa 2007. now it seems like he no longer thinks that. do you have any insight into the change? >> i actually spent a long time on the phone with people in senator mccain's office trying to get to the bottom of this. one thing i should say they are fighting hard about the sleep deprivation. i remember him talking a lot about that and it being torture. for some reason i'm not trusting the cia on

now let's go back to you with more on john lannan. >> well, john tonight comes in at 8-10. 183 hits.ks and strikeouts. opponents batting average, .275, but when you look at john's performance, he's never beaten philadelphia, he's 0-2 this year, 0-5 career, more losses to this club than any other club, and he's a much better pitcher. he ought to be able to beat him if he gets some good hitting support tonight. >> well, no doubt about that. he's a guy that doesn't get a lot of run support, never has in his last few years here, johnny, put the key is they have so many good left-handed at bats, and his sinker goes down and in to left-handers, and his change-up fades that way, so he stunt seem colorado to have confidence in that pitch, because that's in the hot zone for the licensed hitters, is i think what he must do is establish his breaking ball early in this game, and be able to go to it, and hen when the throws the second one to it, i don't think you can get these left-handers out by throwing them sinkers and change-ups down and in, because that's an area they handle very well. >> in

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, i'd pick up on john's comments. i think the regulatory backlash or overreaction is clearly our biggest fear. they can't make it hard for the good guys. they can't make it difficult for those of us that have continued to do it well and do it right and frankly have to pick up the slack for the rest of the industry. so need to be very, very careful there and not make it unduly challenging for us while otherwise achieving an perpetuating a better state. >> thank you very much, we appreciate it. >> thank you, erin. >> we'll be keeping a close eye on this. this key issue of whether the fdic will deal with the huge deficit by taxing the people you saw in this segment even more. stay tuned at 8:00 eastern. mark haines is going to be in. we're hosting a two-hour special event. a look back at last september's historic meltdown and a look ahead. we'll be talking about that and prior to that the big event of the day, john harwood sitting down for an interview with president obama on the state of the economy and wall street regu

well, john hay was his secretary. right. so to have john hay writing, saying, "yes, this is an authentic signature," is fabulous. lincoln photos, letters and everything-- they were really hot. they slowed down a little, and now they've gotten really hot again. mm-hmm. a lot of the value depends on the quality of the photograph, the boldness of the signature, how dark it is. the letters-- one being on executive mansion stationery. again, nothing is faded. the ink is black. each of these letters is probably in the $20,000 to $25,000 range. oh! conservative retail price. wow. and that's conservative. now, lincoln photographs are fairly rare. they're hard to get. signed ones-- especially authenticated by his secretary-- $35,000, maybe $50,000. oh, my god! for a lincoln photograph. again, that's retail price. so you have a total of probably $75,000 to $100,000... oh, my god. ...of lincoln material here. that's... that's amazing. you're watching antiques roadshow from spokane, washington. if you'd like to see an appraisal from thi

a johns hopkins university kills and intruder with a sword. and we're learning new detail how that happened. >> reporter: wjz is learning new information about the bloody encounter between johns hopkins university between john pontolillo and donald rice, the man with a long record of burglaries who police say intruded on his property. >> people are asking us what happened. and we try to give the best accounting and remind everyone that the information is preliminary. but the detectives need time. >> reporter: the police say it did not happen in the garage. minutes before the security went through the house with john pontolillo and roommates and found not guilty and left. and john pontolillo was not satisfied and he did his own search and found rice. >> he noticed the suspect couching down and raised the sword and said stop and he asked the roommates to call the police. they made their way back to the house. and the student struck the suspect after the suspect lunged at him. >> reporter: we obtained police reports before the break-in about four

let's see what john and his brother and so many volunteers, so sacrificing.'s listen again and we'll hear from john. >> we need water! i need water! >> come back. there's a baby in here! >> john, as you look at that and we here that again, has it all really sunk in a couple of months later what you guys did? i'm sure your heart, it's heart warming for you as well to see little d.j. yesterday? >> absolutely. tuesday was probably one of the most joyous days of my life seeing him walk out of that hospital. and truly for me it was that day that i was looking forward to since the incident. dj. had a long recovery and remarkable, the progress that he did while he was in the hospital. children's hospital did a wonderful job with him. and with plenty of support from his parents. it was just amazing to see him recover that fast. >> how are you guys doing. you and joel each had injuries. how is the recovery for you? >> we're doing just fine. approximately one month after the incident i went back to work and today as a matter of fact is joel's first day back since the i

john perdue is here with the plant and gardening questions. great weather to do guarding. -- to do gardening. >> the main reason for that is too much water. you cannot control mother nature. if you did not water your tomatoes and plans a lot, when they start to ripen, you want to cut you off. -- you want to cut the water off. the best time to prune your rhododendrons is right after they bloom in the spring. once they bloom, cut them back. they start setting their budgets for the next season very quickly. that could be too much water, could be a nutrient problem. it might be a good idea to call into the store and talk to some in the plant department. >> check that out, because you want a beautiful color. thanks for coming in. if you have a plant or gardening question -- >> now your 11 insta-weather- plus forecast with sandra shaw. >> so far we have had a gorgeous morning, with plenty of sunshine. these clouds are associated with a front that is still going to our north. more clouds along the state line this afternoon. just be aware of that. an

john lannan will catch the fish, hook, line and sinker! >> bob: it is a sunday in florida, board walk or baseball. and nats have won 1 game out of 8 here this year. wasn't it fun to watch the rookies last night. and some good fire power. >> rob: all the games have meaning. marlins are expressing against them. desmond was on fire. 4 for 4. one of 3 to go 4-4 on the same night. he was on fire all over the field. right center and back. he got that one in there for the 4th hit later in the game in front of carroll. 6 for 8 with a homer, three doubles to start the career. the first homerun of two homeruns. letting it hang out. he will get a lot of opportunities. you will see more quality pitches here. he was selective. knocked a couple over the fence. we have good talented guys that will get a lot of reps. and a lot of meaningful games. >> bob: we're talking hitting why not go to dukes who is in the lineup. on base 16 games in a row. over that time hitting .404 when we bring you back rob and to the batting cage at nationals park. how does he ge

john, thank you. reverend you, as well. >>> police finish searching rapist phillip garrido's property. we wondered, is he responsible for other missing children's cases? is we'll tell you about the findings coming up. @%÷ >>> welcome back to "prime news" on hln. since we heard the terrifying story of jaycee dugard, kidnapped at 11, held for 18 years, many wondered, could her accused abductor phillip garrido taken other little girls? police in california just wrapped up a week orders long search at his home. those bones they found, turns out no definitive link specifically to two cases we've talked about -- taken late 1988/early 1989. the not linked -- no link at least right now. how are the girls' families taking this news? that's the question we have. on one hand they want answers but on the other hand you don't want to find out your little girl is dead, something they don't want to deal with, as well. they are holding out hope here, as well. let's take your calls. 1-877-tell-hln welcome back henry

john, let me ask you again. did the fiscal stimulus package have a thing to do with the rise in the stock market and this improvement in wealth? >> i see no connection whatsoever. you saw things bottoming out with respect to the indicators we were looking at before the stimulus prakage. you've got to think of some other stuff to make this happen. and again, private sector is what made this happen. if you looked at the government spending part of it, it's a very small part of this. >> what about the transferrings to the state that kept some of the state employees at work. what about the issue here that when you compare what private sector forecasts were in november, that they are higher here in post stimulus world. and in the nations with the most stimulus, they had the most change from those forecast, which means that basically the stimulus had to be responsible or likely responsible for that difference and why the results are being -- >> those are three quick questions, steve. so first on the states, let me jus

it's because it's john travolta. if you can have a celebrity present, it can make all the difference. so celebrity has pros and cons, jane. >> reef kareem, is this a carthis for john travolta? >> it is. this is an intense grieving process. we're looking here at a seizure disorder which, at least in this case, seems to be about 30% of the time linked to autism. it does happen, and in this case the son needed to be taken to the hospital at a very quick pace in order to see where this epileptic activity is occurring in the brain. this is a very sad base and will make it much harder for mr. travolta to deal with this. >> we'll talk about tonight's big issue, namely did the tragedy of jett's death and the pressure from this awful extortion drama snap john travolta out of denial about his son's autism? we'll talk about that in a second because that is the subject on everybody's mind. more on all of this in just a moment. >>> also taking your calls. 1-877-587-2977. >>> coming up, a man claiming to be jaycee dugard's dad ste

i don't know, i know john used drugs and i know john was using heroin at one point in his life.ted using when he was 32 or 33 when he went to new york to work on a broadway show. other than that, i don't know what went on between them as far as drug usage. >> jane velez-mitchell from the standpoint of a recovering alcoholic, when you come clean, so to speak, and you make these revelations, many people will say i don't believe you. what is your take on this? >> well, my take is, if she's not actually clean and sober, as the gentleman who was just on, it's very likely show could be likely because addicts lie, they make big lies and lie all the time. however, if she is clean and sober, she may be telling the truth. but here's my problem with it, it was just over a year ago that she was arrested on some serious drug charges involving cocaine and heroin. this is not the kind of thing you're supposed to be doing in early sobriety. you're not supposed to do anything that's traumatic or bring attention to yourself because you're supposed to be focused on staying sober. so i question why

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john edwards' brand new baby drama. a startling new report that says edwards may finally fess up to being the daddy of a love child. and the incredible connection between edwards' affair and a brand new blockbuster tv show. tonight, "showbiz tonight" with today's grand new jaw-dropping claims in the john edwards baby drama. >>> plus, heidi klum eight months pregnant and the talk of the emmys. how heidi rocked the red carpet. tv's most provocative entertainment news show starts right now. >>> hello, i'm a.j. hammer broadcasting tonight and every night from new york city. and tonight, stranger than fiction. talk about timing. we were all on pins and needles today waiting to find out if john edwards was really going to finally admit he is the father of the baby born to his mistress. there's an explosive new report edwards is going to finally fess up and it comes just one day before cbs introduces a new primetime drama called "the good wife." the show is all about a politician who's also caught with his pants down, so to sp

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it's just -- john, i just applaud you.gain, our heart breaks on so many of the stories we do. and for what you did, we can celebrate life today. let's show the video again, what john and his brother and so many other volunteers, people were so sacrificing. what they were up against. let's listen again and we'll hear from john. >> we need water! >> we need water! get back! there's a baby in there! >> john, as you look at that, and we hear that, again, has it all soaked -- really sunk in, a couple of months later, what you guys did? i'm sure your heart, it's heart warming for you as well to see little d.j. yesterday. >> absolutely. tuesday was probably one of the most joyous days of my life, seeing d.j. walk out of that hospital. truly, for me, it was that day that i was looking forward to since the incident. d.j., of course, had a long recovery. and remarkable, the progress that he did while he was in the hospital, children's hospital just did a wonderful job with him. and with plenty of support from his parents. and it was