. >> the alexandria resident's karr certainly qualifies, but he says money is too tight.ou're limited to one clunker for a person, and you have to purchase the vehicle end not get 10 mpg better than what you currently garrett. once it is certain it officially gets traded to the junkyard. we have much more online. we will tell you everything. >> we have breaking news. a law-enforcement said that michael jackson's doctor gave an anesthetic believed to have killed him. marie was with jackson when he died. law-enforcement officials tell the associated press that the doctor gave jackson a drug the night he died. >> doug is here with us, and i thoughi saw a dark cloud this afternoon. >> it looks like it was going to do something but never did. a few showers in the shenandoah valley. it is all quiet here, but we do not have to go too far south and east to find where ethtms s or steady and heavy all dayg. l on this morning to regard those are the t thhedersrms that will be moving across north carolina and the eastern shore all day long. those will pretty much stay right where the

it has a new program called karr programs that allows people to use receivables. there is another program that people may be less aware of through the department of congress. many other regional offices have revolving credit funds to use us for this purpose of making micro loans to small businesses. host: this is from the bankruptcy court. if general motors wins approval for the assets sell at this week, they could be ready to make an initial public offering. the government will withdraw its portion of the $33 billion debtor in possession financing for gm. this is from harry wilson, a member of the task force. he said we cannot make an open- ended commitment. guest: clearly we inherited and general motors and chrysler that were in very deep trouble just at the end of last year. have lost around $70 billion over the last two home years and they were hanging by a thread. the president came in and made a commitment, but was not willing to make an open-ended commitment. we're trying to strike the balance. no one thought we could do it with chrysler, but they have emer

if they don't comply, their karr will be ticketed or towed. >> even if somebody wasn't planning a crime scene, this could be an invitation to break down. it basically says this car will be unsupervised for a number of days. >> reporter: and good enough, when they got back from new york, their car was broken into. glass shattered everywhere. not to mention a bigger fear that the person who broke into their car got ahold of their registration with their personal information on it. >> when we were driving home, we had the concern, we had the thought in our heads, hopefully our house is fine. and yes, our house was fine. but we're thinking clearly, you give this indication to people, don't even rush. we're not coming back until this date. take your time. go in and do whatever you want to the house. >> reporter: several mega bus riders we spoke with say they felt uncomfortable leaving all that information on their dashboard. so some made their own signs. this one simply says mega bus. others left nothing at all. >> it's like leaving your home and leaving the sign on the door, i'm not here no

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just after 10, a person spotted the body of a man inside offer karr on lake montebello drive directly in front of the lake. police say they aren't sure how the man died. they say the body was already starting to decompose. tonight investigators are waiting for details from the medical examiner. >>> baltimore county police are investigating two separate double shootings. the first happened around 9:30 last night on white pine road in middle river. police say two men there met for a drug deal. both pulled out guns and both fired. according to police on the scene, one of the victims ran into a nearby apartment. the other tried driving to the hospital before he ran out of gas. tonight both are recovering from nonlife-threatening injuries. the second happened moments later in woodlawn. police say two groups of people, two 18-year-old men were shot. both victims are expected to recover. tonight we still don'have a word on a motive. >>> and now to new jersey, where five jersey police officers were shot while trying to arrest two armed robbery suspects this morning. the suspects started shoot

. >> 134 karr beats a minute, has a true fibrillation. >> the heart rhythm is rapid and very regular. some individuals complete a palpitations and rapid heartbeat. they feel bad and run down. as others do not feel anything. >> one of the dangers of atrial fibrillation are plots forming in the upper chamber of the heart and they could go to the brain, causing a stroke. researchers say that it ups the risk of dementia and alzheimer's. >> if you are 70 or younger and had atrial fibrillation, your chances of having dementia are wonderful -- 140% greater. >> it is a long, involved procedure. >> well the risk of a true fibrillation increases as you get older, -- >> a new study stems from child obesity. at children who have trouble breathing while they sleep should have their tonsils removed. researchers say that tonsils size is not a significant risk factor. a large white size and body mass index arconsistent risk factors. keep in mind that snoring in kids is a warning sign of sleep apnea. video games may be a good way for kids to get exercise as long as that game gets them off the sofa and

here's a report we broadcast a few weeks later, produced by peter meryash and reported by rick karr.hose of you who saw it then will remember that some of the language is graphic, provocative and downright raw. >> on a steamy sunday morning in july, a man armed with a twelve- gauge shotgun burst into this church in knoxville, tennessee and opened fire. seconds later, one person lay dead, another mortally wounded, and six injured. >> the man who walked into this sanctuary on july 27 was armed with a gun but he was also armed with hatred, he was armed with bitterness, he was armed with resentments, he was armed with indiscriminate anger. he was armed in body and spirit. >> members of the congregation wrestled a 58-year-old, unemployed truck driver named jim david adkisson to the floor and held him until police came. at first it seemed like just another inexplicable outburst of violence until a police news conference the next day. >> it appears that what brought him to this horrible event was his lack of being able to obtain a job, his frustration over that, and his stated hatred for th

gretchen: one thing that the american public should be concerned about is all these john karrs it istution. >> it's changing the very structure of this country. f.d.r. had czars but he called them dictators that was the same system. the progressives have always liked the dictator system. look at history. steve: one of the things on mr. obama's agenda is he would love to get health care passed. >> i'm sure he would. steve: it's going to cost people who are successful in this country a lot more to pay the bill on that. but, also, energy reform. is the blanket fehrman for what is also known as cap and trade. essentially that's going to say whatever you spend for energy, f. you spend more than a certain amount, you have to pass that on to your customers. many have referred to that as a tax. >> of course it is. steve: democrats say it's not a tax. >> it's just higher prices, oh, ok. gretchen: electricity that everyone uses. >> it is insane. weigh are right now we are sending timothy geithner over to saudi arabia to beg them and tell them hey, we're good for all of our debt. why do we have

there are countries set up in and karr for the purpose of packaging up health care. and this is not a documented story, but let's presume it this way. let's say you live in toronto and need hip surgery and don't want to wait the 196 days and want it done and get on with your life. let's just say travel agency companies are a natural to tie up together with health care providing companies, people who know things about health care, you might be able to go into a company in canada and contract to the mayo clinic in rochester, minnesota and turnkey that. here's the airplane ticket, hotel, shuttle bus, the transportation from the airport to the hotel. you show up at the clinic tomorrow morning or on the morning following your flight. you will be examined that morning. if it's what they think it is, you will go into surgery the same day or next day, give you the rehab you need, take care of you, fly you back home to toronto. all of that for, write one check, hand over your debit or credit card and have access to the best health care reconstructive surgery in the world righ