. >> this is my beautiful, gorgeous daughter tara; my wonderful, smart son joshua; and the most beautifulghter-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.

joshua? what has changed?not a whole lek of a lot in terms of the risk taking, the culture of risk taking. we are talking about the reregulating of industries. the financial industry is a great example. you have the same activities going on occurring that were occurring a year ago. they are not easier to regulate, the exposures throughout the system are as large as they have been. and the risk we face today, even though we are not in the financial industry, because we are networked together are shared. what has changed, reality, is not much. >> it is interesting, some conversations with officials of treasury, they actually think the biggest risk flight is the banks are taking too little risk, so it is very unclear. that's their perction. obviously, when you look at it from the ground, i would wld seem what you are saying is in a sense very little has changed, but the reform plan that they are pushing through, i think that's what the president is going to be talking about. it is unclear what would change as a r

joshua, you have written the cover story for "time" magazine.his is the cover, "out of work in america, why double-digit unemployment may be here to stay and how to live with it." this is what you write, it's very interesting. america now faces the direst employment landscape since the depression. and if the result is that we're stuck with persistent 9% to 11% unemployment for a while, a range whose mathematical congruence with that of 9/11 -- is impossible to miss, we may be looking at a problem that will define barack obama's presidency the way the original 9/11 defined george w. bush's. like that 9/11, this one demands a careful refiguring of some of the most basic tenets of national policy. and just as the shock of september 11 prompted long overdue and still not settlement a climate that has been deteriorating for years. this is scary stuff. >> it is terrifying and resembles a lot of the economic crisis, things that defy what the experts tell you. the best prediction when coming up for the stress tests for banks was 8.9%. we passed that in

." >>> joshua, with great humility, what's the name of your book? >> it's called age of the unthinkable. >> we have dick armey, the co-chairman of freedom works. no fed exit strategy according to some critics. no fiscal spending and deficit exit strategy and a little bit of a trade war with china on their chinese imported tires. i always think of the g-20 as the g-2. what does this mean? no exit strategy? a minitrade war? how do you see it? >> the president is going to be seeing a president who about eight weeks after the g-20. it's an important multilateral forum, but most of the bilateral stuff that's going to go on is going to be positioning for that meeting. it's very different than the last meet welterweight had. it's unclear if the economy around the world is going to change. you have a bunch of nations getting together. they're going to be catching their breath to some degree. we don't necessarily know if the financial crisis is over, a lot of uncertainty about fut chur of the world and it's an opportunity for leadership to articulate and wha

and it always shows that he understands. >> joshua understands a lot of what he is told. we do get a few verbalizations from him. not too much, but he does understand a lot. >> she says josh concentrates as he puts effort into everything he tries, like making plato figures, and music time at school, and reached for the drum and knew exactly how to use it. outside, josh's favorite thing to do is fly. he has made terrific progress since starting school two years ago. >> he has been in our program since 2006. he has been in foster care since he was a newborn. he learns quickly and made many gains since being with us. >> when josh gets to know you, he is a very loving child. >> josh is super affectionate. he is a joy to be around. always smiling. josh is ready to be with a family that can give him a lot of supervision and a lot of love and play time. he is very helpful and affectionate, and likes to participate in family activities, and he likes to be as independent as he can. >> reporter: there are programs offered to help families that might considering josh but are not sur

so prepare yourself for the bloody mayhem and unholy carnage of joshua logan's paint your wagon! with blood, i bet! ( evil laughter ) ( horse innying ) hey! that's a pretty sorry-looking wagon you got there... mister. i reckon it could use a... coat of paint. well, what are we waitin' for? ( hoedown music playing ) ♪ gonna paint our wagon ♪ gonna paint it good ♪ we ain't braggin' ♪ we're gonna coat that wood ♪ they're gonna paint that wagon ♪ ♪ they're gonna paint it good ♪ they ain't braggin' ♪ ♪ they're gonna coat that wood ♪ ( short scream ) they're singing! they're singing, marge! why aren't they killing each other? yeah, their guns are right there. wait, wait, wait... here comes lee marvin. thank god. he's always drunk and violent. eh, what the hell is going on in my town? we're just paintin' this wagon. you got a problem with that? as a matter of fact, i do. ya missed a spot. well, grab a brush and join in. ( hoedown music starts again ) ♪ gonna paint your wagon ♪ gonna paint it fine ♪ gonna use oil-based paint ♪ 'cause the wood is pine ♪ ponderosa pine ♪ ooh-ooh. ( music c

[applauding] and joshua who is a junior here at the college of arts and science. [applauding] so as dean carrington said, this was a labor of love. it is one that for five years i worked on going through archives and anthologies in attics trying to find the letters of aican americans that could help sketch an intimate portrait of people from the dusty plantation to the white house with the election of barack obama. and during this time i was surprised by distance i encountered many surprised some of these matters left as documents a people's history. securing permission to publish many of the letters and archives. there was enough support that allowed me to weave together more than 200 letters that span from the 1700's to 2008. and we will give you a piece, a glimpse of the letters that are in this book. but what i tried to do is weave together and letters that traced the footprints large and small of the people from bondage , from the civil war, and from dusty plantations to the glistening white house. the correspondents of slaves, soldiers are woven together wit

it shows you a spring joshua bernard following an attack in southern afghanistan.wounded marine being tended to by fellow marines. he died from his wounds shortly after the photo was taken. both joshua bernard simon and defense secretary robert gates asked the associated press that to distribute the photo of the mortally wounded marine. secretary gates said their lack of compassion and common sense in choosing to put this image of their maimed and stricken child on the front page of multiple american newspapers is appalling. " but the director of photography defended the releasing of the photos because we said we feel it is our journalistic duty to show the reality of the war there however unpleasant and brutal that sometimes is. rich, your editor of the national review. if you are running the ap and yet i can't request from a secretary who says please don't run us what to say? third was a loathsome act. from what we've seen of the reporting about these and that agreements is that you have to get the permission of the next of kin to show a picture like this. the ap

police officers searched joshua bomen's vehicle. he admitted to having a shotgun and ammunition in the trunk. he was arrested and charged with having an unregistered firearm. he will be arraigned later today. >> a man is dead and another in police custody a violent hi bstseor:0 2 this morning.urgg tracee wilkins joins us live with the latest on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a lot of peoe in the area had to move around this accident this morning. it lasted through the rush, the cleanup process. the police are vining investigation to try to nail down what caused this. this is what was left of the two-door toyota, the passenger side is all but gone. after the driver swiped a dump truck. >> the passenger was pronounced at the scene. from what i saw he did have his seat belt on. >> reporter: around 1:40 this morning the toyota was heading westbound on route 7 toward leesburg when it lost control, hitting the dump truck. it barely left a dent on the truck. >> he thought he had a blowout, a small car weighing 3500 pounds h

police arrested 28-year-old joshua bowman. he tried to get through a security checkpoint near the cannon house office building. police asked to search his car and found a gun case in his car. he told them he had a shotgun and ammunition inside. bowman was charged with having an unregistered firearm and unregistered ammunition. >> you can imagine heightened security last night. anything out of the ordinary such as an individual trying to wiin access toy restricted area ll raise suspicions of officers. it by a tyll a train thoris ini mnng viisinia.. it happe a th enwe the brad rnddock braddock road metro oastations. that worker had to be taken to a hospital. he had serious injuries. pat collins is in alexandria now with more on this. >> reporter: the victim, a 44-year-old metro worker. he was struck by a six-car metro train. today i talked to a man who was on that train at the time of the incident. >> i feel for him. said a little prayer while i was sitting there. >> reporter: this is keith williams. he was on that train, in tha

tebo will start -- johnson -- tampa will start joshua johnson. baseball fans, the nationals are still playing tonight. let's pick it up in the bottom of the sixth. mike gets the pitch from figueroa and in for the night. a home run and that, folks, was your game winner. 99 pages, 53 strikes. he gets his first major-league win. after the game, while he was being interviewed, he got the prize in the face. welcome to the bigs young fella. as they get ready for a news his neck over every night, it is telling everyone he is not going to be the walking talking off the court entertainment this year. no more agent 0. no more hibachi. it is just about getting to the playoffs. >> i do not want to entertain any more. i just want to go out there and play. >> [unintelligible] [laughter] he looks great. he looks explosive and i am anxious to see him out there. >> and finally, texas tech players will not be able to twitter anymore. the coach made a club rule, no tweets. >> that is why i do not tweet. tweets. >> that is why i do not tweet. i'm a part of it. colon

. >> this is my beautiful, gorgeous daughter tara; my wonderful, smart son joshua; and the most beautifulghter-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. first team to reach 300 points wins the game and goes on to play fast money. good luck to you both. we surveyed 100 people. top 6 answers are on the board. try to get the most popular answer. tell me an occupation where you have to touch your customers. you're there first, ron. >> doctor. john: doctor. show me a doctor. number one. pass or play? >> play. >> we're gonna play. john: they're gonna play. all right. kim heads back. hello, jim. >> how are you? john: mouse ears? >> yes. i'm gonna be the new voice of mickey mouse after today's show. john: well, everybody needs that second income. i understand that. an occupation where you have to touch your custo

police say 28-year-old joshua bowman tried to drive through a security checkpoint near the cannon house office building with a shotgun and 500 rounds of ammunition stored in his trunk. investigators are still trying to figure out what he intended to do with the gun. bowman is charged with having an unregistered firearm and ammunition. >> well, the nfl season started with a defensive thriller that went into overtime last night. >> and the redskins are all ready and rested for the giants. here's dan hellie with your sports minute. >> good morning, everybody. your sports minute starts with the redskins. the guys, of course, getting ready for the giants on sunday. and the good news for the redskins, they don't have a single player on the injury list today. no excuses for the skins. they are 6 1/2 point underdogs to the g-menn the season opener on sunday in new york. >>> the regular season kicked off in earnest last night in pittsburgh. the defending champs hose particular the titans. it was a defensive struggle that went to overtime. i would like to personally thank jeff reed for ending it

capitol police arrested the 28-year-old joshua bowman. they reportedly found an unregistered gun and some ammunition in his car. they say that he approached a security check point near the cannon house building and told officers he wanted to park his car. center women in northern virginia, watch your back. somebody is trying to kidnap them ifair oaks. cks happen or thratahas erppen or ratherat ckta attack happened last night, ju ha mile from a similar incident over the weekend. they are live it from fair oaks with the latest. >> well, police say that last night's incident happenedded while an 18-year-old was doing something very simple. just out here taking out the trash when they grabbed her at knife point. police, they say it happened around 10 last night when the women were taking out the tkpwar back near the -- garbage near the apartments here in the fair oaks area. the 18-year-old woman struggled with the attacker and was able to break free. residence say that this is disturbing because it is the second similar type of incident for t

. >> reporter: joshua has waited in line since monday.t's right, four days so far and five before his tickets are in hand for the november 20th show. >> i want to see bruce springsteen first time. i wasn't born yet the last time he came by. i'm a huge fan of his. >> reporter: the general manager says he tried for six years to get bruce springsteen to come back to baltimore. now he's doing what he can to make sure there are no problems when tickets go on sale. at the verizon center in washington, dc fans say the show was sold out right when they went on-line. frank remish says there was a lesson learned. >> it assured me since it's the same promoter and same ticketing company they've taken steps to make sure we don't repeat a failure of the past. >> reporter: john weatherstein wasn't taking chances. he's legally blind but says he doesn't need to see springsteen to feel the energy. >> doesn't matter whether you can see or not, it's the presence you have with the music. ♪ i just kept going♪ >> reporter: what matters most to these fans is the

laura evans tonight everywhere at 11:00 disblsh joshua bowman of falls church drove to a capitol hill check point around 8:00. said he was getting to a nearby republican club. capital police asked to search his car and they found a hot gun, a rifle and ammo. today federal prosecutors dropped felony charges but bowman still faces misdemeanor charges. >>> suspected serial killer walter ellis now formally charged in the murders of seven women in milwaukee between 1986 and 2007. meantime another man falsely convicted in one of those murders and released after 13 years in prison filed suit today against the city and the police department. >>> the results are in for the gender test on caster semenya who blew away the competition for the women's 800 meeter world title last month. an australian newspaper is reporting that tests show that the south of african woman has both male and see mail sex organs. the association of athletics refused to confirm those findings. >>> a teenager attacked and nearly kidnapped by a man armed with a knife and police think the same man has struck before. >>> plu

joshua bowman was arrested as he try edied to drive-through a check point. firearm and unregistered ammunition. >>> the president continued his push for health care rerm. there's a continued buzz about the outburst that interrupted the speech last night. >> lie! >> oh! >> south carolina congressman, joe wilson has become more well known for the two words, you lie. wilson complied with demands from republican colleagues for an immediate apology. >> they indicated they appreciated the call. we needed to have a civil discussion. >> he apologized quickly. i am appreciative of that. >> it was a responseo how the health care reform proposal for illegal immigrants. >>> the u.s. remains on track to withdrawal all combat forces next august. christopher hill says he's committed to the president's timetable despite a rise in violence. lawmakers are skeptical iraqi forces will be able to take control. they are requiring all american troops including noncombat forces to be out of iraq by 2011. >>> a metro worker killed by a tr ai n earlier. th e 13-year vins in mathhoins

now joshua slocum had been raised in a large family, and to my reco! no great means. he went to sea when he was a young boy as a cabin boy or deckwe he learned tozwqii sale the tal shims. over time he advanced through the ranksv$í÷ until he was the captain of a merchant tall-mastersed ship. he had amissed some considerable amount of investment and value and wanted to share that ship. and when the ship went down, he lostú9;ñ everything. saved his life, but he lost all of his possessions. and so he was up in new england wrestling with how to overcome this tragedy, and what to do with his life. captain slocum had a kernel of an idea. he was the offered the gifert of a ship -- not really a ship. a modest boat between 20 and 30 feet long, single mastersed. he later overhauled it and added an after masters. he said i can rebuild this ship. he says in his story that he rebuilt it basically all but the name. the name the spray stayed from beginning to end. he rebuilt it, and it wasn't to his liking much, and captain slocum had an used that he was going to perh

joshua perper is with us tonight. and it's an honor to have you on the air with us, dr. perper. dr. perper, what is oxycontin, and how would, for instance, one pill affect a 5-year-old child? let me just say weighing maybe between 30, 35 pounds. >> well, oxycontin is a form of oxycodone, which is long acting, and it's taken primarily against pain, but people also take it for so-called recreational purposes, for basically addiction, getting a high. obviously, it's not given to children at all, and it's not recommended for children. so if, unfortunately, she died as a result of an oxycontin overdose and there are still soft tissue available, then from the examination of the soft tissue it's going to be possible to make a determination that she died as a result of that. >> but from one pill could a child 39 pounds overdose, doctor? >> probably from one or two pills she could have died, and it's possible that children sometimes think that that's candy. and we see sometimes accidental death in those cases. unless somebody gave her intentionally the pill, which i don't think i

target medical director joshua rift -- >> over the last five years we have really been preparing for a pandemic. >> reporter: electronics retailer best buy keeps its staff of 150,000 up to date using the social networking site twitter. the u.s. chamber of commerce says businesses lose some $10 billion each year to the flu. a potential swine flu outbreak could hit even harder. >> if you're not prepared, you may have to shut your doors. >> reporter: but preparing may be difficult, says economist mike hasio, when recession-weary companies have already reduced staff. >> in many, many cases, the backup employee that would step in if somebody got sick no longer works for the company. >> reporter: officeware, with 100 employees, sells and services business equipment in louisville, kentucky. here workers are issued anti-flu kits and new instructions -- >> they're wiping down the key boefrds, they're wiping down the screens, wiping down the devries before they even start to work on it. >> reporter: as swine flu season approaches, businesses more than ever are being urged to prepare, expecting

in the spirit of the timeless words spoken to joshua, " let us be strong and of good courage, let us secure our future and god willing, forged an enduring peace for generations to come." [speaking foreign language] thank you very much. protocol. [applause] >> up next, at a house hearing on the possibility of auditing the federal reserve. then, speeches to the u.n. general assembly by the libyan leader and the pakistani president. tomorrow, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg talking about her early days as a law clerk, her judicial philosophy and the importance of judicial argument. >> next week, we will have personal interviews with current and former justices on the supreme court. >> why is it that we have an elegant, astonishingly beautiful structure? it is to remind us that we have an important function and to remind the public function of the importance and the centrality of the law. >> to complement to our production, we offer free resources on the judicial system. >> now, a house hearing on oversight of the federal reserve board. we will hear about legislation that would

amped he'd come up with $15,000 and this is the same man that wrote, what was the name of the poor joshua case? [laughter] >> so i think he did change and did some wonderful books. it's by linda greenhouse. she tells the story of this man's wonderful odyssey. and most tragically is how his very close friendship with chief justice burger just fell apart. the distance between them widened. they were known as the minnesota twins when justice blackman came on the court. >> justice, in writing an opinion will, arguably conflicting priorities on the one hand to state a general will, making clear that your opinion is situated within the rule of law. and on the other hand, the obligation to decide for the case. before you. how does one balance the obligation to state a general rule with the onablyization not the -- to say more than you need to say. and what do you think the court has to decide to stay or not stay? >> when an area is new tow the court. my colleague calls it minimalism. i don't call it that. we can't see all we see around corners. and it's better, i think the first time an issue co

i feel like i would trade places are joshua. my wife won't agree with that, but he was only 19. when youic what up after surgery and realize another human being is not on this earth and you have their or gones. >> reporter: jeff is the only one to meet his family face to face. >> i wanted to meet them. i felt i had a moral obligation to meet them. he is still keeping me ally. >> he would have wanted to be able to help people that's how he was. >> reporter: a second recipient receiptly contacted the family by e-mail many. >> she had reasons. >> reporter: sandy tips to try to reap out to the others. >> i want them to know that as much gratitude as they feel, thankfulness that they feel, we feel the same for them many. >> reporter: trying to heal all families involved. >> that's one of the biggest things is that longing ting hug him anticipate just kiss him. >> reporter: two years later, every day still brings tears many but sandy also tells her son's story to help those on the waiting list. >> i know my son would never want me to stop many. >> reporter: when a life ends, another c

amped he'd come up with $15,000 and this is the same man that wrote, what was the name of the poor joshua case? [laughter] >> so i think he did change and did some wonderful books. did some wonderful books. it's by linda greenhouse. she tells the story of this man's odyssey. most tragically, how his close friendship with chief justice burger

capitol police found a shotgun in his truck along with ammo. 28-year-old joshua bowman tried to get through the police barricade between 1st and c street southeast about the time president obama arrived on capitol hill to give his speech. officers searched bowman's vehicle. he told them he had a shotgun inside of it. he is charged with having an unregistered firearm and unregistered ammunition. >> more than 20 white bicycles have been placed around the dupont circle area in memory of a young cyclist who was killed. 22-year-old alico swanson was hit by a truck and died. they installed an all-white bike in that spot to mark her memory. less than two weeks ago the city removed that bicycle, reportedly because the bike had become an eye sore. so today 22 white bicycles were placed around the intersection of connect avenue, r street and 20th street each bike marking one year of swanson's life. >>> a new drug abuse survey has troublesome news about the nation's youth. there has been a significant increase in lsd and ecstacy use for young people. marijuana continues to be the most common illicit d

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. >> reporter: when the taliban ambushed a marine patrol, a rocket propelled grenade ripped into joshuaim wounded and released it against the family's wishes. on the phone i spoke with corporal ben ard's father. >> i think they were given a privilege by being assigned to that specific unit and if they were privileged to be there when my son was called home. and i think they abused that trust. >> defense secretary robert gates himself begged the ap not to release it. in a company to the letter's president called the decision appalling. the controversy comes just as president obama considers the possibility of deploying more american troops to afghanistan. the photo was actually one of many captured by a photographer embedded in corporal benard's unit, the ap says benard's death shows the sacrifice for his country and releasing the photo was not an easy decision. we feel it is our journalistic duty to show the reality of the war there, however unpleasant and brutal that sometimes is. cnn has chosen not to show the video out of respect for the family. some newspapers ran it. others refused

joshua perper. we know that the home was the crime scene, at least of a kidnap. find evidence of a perpetrator in the home? >> well, the reason is the victim was a small child. and it was not difficult to take her especially considering the fact that she had some kind of intellectual challenges because of her syndrome which she had. so certainly she would know the person who took her, there would be no problem. but even if the person would be a trancher, she wouldn't react as a normal child. and if the person would be gentle and didn't cause her any kind of pain, there would be nothing to be found. because there's no struggle. >> exactly. >> a child cannot struggle effectively. >> art harris, what can you add. >> i can add that dr. perper's onto something. would not behave in a placer way. who overheard talking to misty one night when he said if haleigh acted up to go ahead and spank her. in other words use corporal punishment on her so there is evidence that she did get a little bit upset at times. >> ronald, do you feel that misty is key to this investigation?

in the spirit of the timeless words spoken to joshua over 3,000 years ago, let us be strong and of good courage. let us confront this peril, secure our future and, god willing, forge an enduring peace for generations to come. thank you very much. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu addressing the u.n. general assembly saying in part peace, prosperity and dignity is a must for that region to exist and must also be security and the prime minister saying quite definitely that israel justified in defending itself against terror and must be clear cut whether you stand with israel or stand with terrorism. very strong words from israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu on the heels of that meeting and the president of authority and president obama. much more on the reaction of that strong speech by israel's prime minister and just ahead former prime minister tony blair explains why he expects peace negotiations between israeli and palestinian leaders to start in the coming weeks. >>> and thousands of protesters promise an angry welcome for world leaders converging on pittsburgh for

capitol police have arrested 28-year-old joshua bowman. he is accused of trying to get into a secure area near the capital. he approached a security checkpoint and was told -- and told officers he wanted to park. it was there that his vehicle was searched. >>> a shotgun and ammunition were found in the trunk of bowman's car. >> thanks, vic. bowman is charged with having an unregistered firearm and ammunition. >>> president obama is not letting up in his push to retake control of the healthcare debate. he is trying to push front and center in order to win skeptical lawmakers. joel brown has the latest from washington, d.c. >> reporter: president obama is launching a full court press to get a healthcare reform bill through congress. >> the time is right. and we are going to move aggressively to get this done. >> reporter: he pushed his cabinet to help cut healthcare costs. and met with nurses to talk about the millions of americans who need healthcare but can't afford it. >> nobody should be treated that way in the united states of america.

joshua perper who is normally joining us from florida but tonight he's joining us from san francisco.he's the chief medical examiner in broward county, author of "when to call the doctor." thank you for being with us. >> you're welcome. >> isn't it true that the blood taken from the clothes that were found there in the ceiling of this building, they're not the victim's clothes, isn't it true that you can get a blood result in about three days or less sometimes? >> absolutely because the dna fingerprinting should be done in this instance as rapidly as possible and it can be done. i think the reason they don't want to release the autopsy results is because the medical examiner determined the cause of death and they don't want to have this cause of death publicized so the defendant cannot argue later on that he got this information from the media. >> now, dr. perper, that is an excellent observation. an excellent observation. dr. perper, how quickly have you in your expertise -- you've handled literally thousands, i believe many thousands of autopsies -- how quickly have you seen dna tur

capitol police say joshua bowman of falls church tried ntie park in a secure lot around 8 p.m. the same time president obama was addressing congress. police asked to search his car and found a shotgun, rifle and ammunition in his trunk. he was arrested but the charges were dropped a a hearing today when prosecutors continued he had no unlawful intent. >>> the president's national pitch for healthcare reform interrupted last night as mr. obama was promising his healthcare reform plan won't include illegal immigrants, republican congressman joe wilson called him a liar. >> the reforms, the refos i'm proposing would not apply to those who are here illegally. >> you la jolla! -- . >> you lie! >> you may not have heard that clearly. but the congressman yelled out you lie. an hour later, wilson issued an apology saying he let his emotions get the best of him and he sincerely apologized to the president for the lack of civility. well, i, last night, heard from the leadership they wanted me to contact the white house and say that my statement was inappropriate, i did. very grateful the

one month later, lance corporal joshua bernard was killed.is father's warning. >> that is a very painful report to read that to see the father's anguish. but there are many fathers and mothers who are seeing similar things take place. and this is really the challenge for president obama and for this country. again, if you're going to pursue winning hearts and minds, that means if you're going to try to protect the afghan people and to say you're going to be more -- put more boots on the ground, that you're going to be less concerned about the soldiers' security as opposed to afghan people's security, then you're looking at a formulation whereby we're going to have more casualties in the short term. and what general mcchrystal is saying, but in the long term things will get better. the question is do the american people have the patience for a long-term strategy where their sons and daughters are going to be put at greater risk? that's an open question. what also i think president obama was saying today, this cannot be president obama's war or

this is lance corporal joshua bernard of new portland, maine. defense secretary robert gates was livid. and he's not a hothead. he was livid over the ap putting out this graphic photo and gates called the president of the ap, tom curly, and he begged him not to run the photo. the a.p. stuck by its decision and sent the picture out and let me read to you and the viewers of the letter. i cannot imagine the pain and suffering lance corporal bernard's death has caused his family. why your organization would purposefully defy the family's wishes knowing full well it would lead to more anguish is beyond me. your lack of compassion and common sense in choosing to put this image of their maimed and stricken child on the front page of multiple american newspapers is appalling. >> first of all, when you're embed with the u.s. military you sign a set of rules and those rules clearly state that if a soldier is wounded or dies from his wounds then you have to have the per megz of the family in order to publish an identifying photograph. if you're not going t

activist lawyers joshua dratel nina ginsburg edward mcmahon three members of the group putting cia members in danger. factor producer caught up with ms. ginsburg. >> ms. ginsburg hi, i'm with the fox news channel. you are putting cia lives in danger. >> you need to talk to the people at the john adams project. that's not at all true. >> cia agents put a lot of people in danger. they put the country in danger. they put american soldiers overseas in danger. >> you are showing pictures of cia agents to terrorists, al qaeda terrorists. that's just despicable. >> that's not true. >> what are you doing then? what is the john adams project. >> why are you following me around into a drugstore. >> ma'am, you have hired research to follow cia agents around all over the place and showed them to al qaeda terrorists, the same people who organized september 11th. >> what they did was try and find out who the names and the identities of the people who tortured illegally tortured people because the government won't turn over that information. and people in this country have a right to defend themselves. >

authorities say joshua bowman of falls church pulled up on wednesday night the same time esident obama was speaking to congress. capitol police found his car, with a shotgun, rifle and ammunition in the trunk. >>> monday will be exactly one year since lehman brothers collapsed setting off the economic crisis felt around the world. president obama will mark the day with a speech on wall street. timothy geithner says conditions are improving and banks are expected to repay about $50 billion if bail outfunds over the next 18 months. >>> the crew of the shuttle discovery will continue to orbit the earth until at least tonight. today's forast is not good. nasa says it will con consider the backup landing site out in california. >>> it was on this day last year that the world got its first look at the pentagon memorial. holly is there live with more on how it will mark the somber day. >> reporter: good morning to both of you. we are here live in arlington where they are getting ready for a special remembrance ceremony set to take place later this morning. coming up being we'll talk with the

joshua bowman of falls church pulled up to a check point on capitol hill around 8:00 last night, the same time president obama was speaking to congress. capital police asked to search his car. they found a shotgun, a rifle and ammunition in his trunk. federal prosecutors dropped felony charges today but city prosecutors plan to pursue three misdemeanor charges. >>> president barack obama making his health care pitch to nurses. less than 24 hours later after addressing congress and the american people with a revamped message, the president spoke with members of the american nurses association. he revisited the key themes from last night's speech. >> add it all up and the plan i'm proposing will cost around $900 billion over ten years. $90 billion a year. that's real money. >> republicans agree. health care reform is necessary but they say the president's plan is too expensive. >>> the buzz today wasn't just about president obama's comments from last night. it also focused on a brief interruption in his speech. >> the reform -- the reforms i'm proposing would not apply to those who are

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officials say joshua dwayne barnes tied several blankets together to get out.ts and teachers of one atlanta area school do not know what to expect next. the flooding has left their school underwater. there is no plan yet for getting the kids back into classes. >> where are these kids going to go now? they're going to be all over the place, their favorite teachers elsewhere. we just don't know. just praying for the best. >>> you hear it often. the worst e events bring out the best in people. neighbors have started collecting supplies and donations for the school. wow. >>> a memorial service is planned tonight for annie le, the yale grad student killed days before her wedding. the service will be held at her fiance's synagogue in new york. a yale technician is charged with her killing. >>> the flu is hitting hard in minnesota. at one school, a third of the students were out with flu-like symptoms yesterday. nine have confirmed cases of the h1n1 flu. in all, 123 schools are reporting flu outbreaks. health officials recommend if your child has a fever, keep them ho

. - joshua coleman's a psychologist, friend of ours, and, josh, you might have some thoughts on this,t the two of you got help because what we're seeing is that in a big economic downturn like this, that's when we really start seeing problems in our kids. that's when the little kids you want to worry about if they're having problems with sleep, if you just see a big change in their behavior. and with teenagers, what's common to see is perhaps academically. you see decreases in motivation, you may see an increase in aggressive behavior, so it's really, really important. if you see a shift of their behavior, that's when you want to get help. - now, when you're tightening your belt like this, it can't be easy to afford this kind of help, which is great that you're doing, but how are you paying for it? - we use our local county health benefits program. - yeah, it's low-cost insurance that we've picked up through the county, and actually a friend of the family had referred us onto it. granted, there's a lot of paperwork to fill out, but-- - totally worth it. - yeah. sit down, bear down, do

marine's famil and it threw tho of us in the press into conflict wi ourselve on aust 14, lance corporal joshua bernard w on patrol in afghanistan's helmand ovince. an associatepress photographer emdded in his unit. that's bernard tre, on patrol, shortly fore a taliban ambush. hit by a rocket-propeld grade, lance corpol bernard was mortally wounded. he died later in a hostal. the a. released the picture over the objections ofis family and defenseecretary robert gates, and itppeared in many newspapers d on websites. i can't even imagine how would feel if that were my son o grandson. i do understand e reaction. i would wanto remember him the lastime i saw him alive, not bleeding to death in aoreign ace. for so intimate a matt as death to bece a public event can only add to the pain and grief. but as a journalt, i know that e reason americans tolerate wars along as we do is that most of us look thother way while others do the ffering in our stead. our soldiersave been fighting in afghanistan longer thane fought in the firsand second world wars combined,ut just try to remember the tis you've actual