i can't wait to see what kevin does. >> kevin, can you grate some cheese for me, actually?i'm not -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so you put parmesan cheese in there? why you putting milk and bread? >> well, you gotta soak that overnight. and then, what's gonna happen is -- >> jimmy: this doesn't look like meatballs at all. i'd like throw it out of my house. "hey, everybody. i made meatballs." like, "great, idiot. this is bread and milk." [ laughter ] >> so, what you do then is you're gonna pulse pork, veal, bread, parmesan cheese. pulse that a little bit. >> jimmy: pork, veal and bread. >> yep. go ahead. there you go. just mix it up. >> jimmy: mix it up. pork, veal, bread. and that ends up looking like that. >> make me some meatballs. >> jimmy: okay, very good. >> you know how to do that, right? while you're doing that, i made a couple ahead of time which i'm going to drop in the fry-alator. and i think the trick to these is that, we've got a combination of panko crumbs and regular bread crumbs. and they're seasoned up. and these take about 7 to 8 minutes. but you keep rolling t

kevin: invest in your own getaway car.t'll be worth it. narrator: with help from the cab company, police track the ticket grabber to her house and arrest her. the lucky ticket is never recovered. tonya: i mean, it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity sometimes for people to win something decent, you know, in the lottery. billy: it's such a shame that the woman lost her $500 winning lottery ticket so she couldn't go and buy 500 more lottery tickets. narrator: coming up, a getaway gone wrong. commentator: do not run from me ! todd: ( bleep ), that hurt. narrator: plus... commentator: ooh, these sunglasses look awesome. narrator: ... who says petty thieves can't be pretty thieves ? man: you're wearing a bikini to a robbery ? ( bleep ) yes, i'm wearing a bikini, i'm gonna look hot ! narrator: and the store so nice he robbed it twice. chuck: apparently there are not too many places to rob in spanaway, washington. narrator: when "the world's dumbest criminals" continues. walmart checks other stores' prices so we can save on all ou

i know kevin, i like kevin. i just think anybody who's thinking inflation is a problem in the next one to three, maybe even five years. >> one other real quick point. any talk of a really big additional stimulus in d.c. is dead. there's not the political will power to do that. i worry about that. i think we may need more medicine. >> that brings us to the health care discussion. we'll leave that to another day. ron and greg, see you later. >> more stimulus brought forward, not necessarily extra money. >>> rio de janeiro winning the 2016 olympics. brazil will likely see a lot of foreign investment as a result. what are the best ways to put your money to work in that nation. some answers coming up. >>> so much news coming out of the technology sector today, highlighted by ibm's move to take on google in the business e-mail market. jim goldman joins us now with a tech check. jim? >> michelle, happy friday to you. it was tough enough when google found itself competing with apple on a variety of fronts, but now the c

a new thing that's cool or is kevin no longer at the table? >> the reason you stay at the cool kids table you never go rogue. i think -- >> mixed message? >> they want to underscore that they are willing to go fast if that's what's necessary. so, i see vice chairman trying to pull back the message that kevin sent. >> i don't agree. i'll tell you why. i didn't know i was going disagree with you on this. i'll tell you why. if kevin is at the cool kids' table and that's the message, then he doesn't have to come back and redirect back to the statement. there's no reason for that. and/or he picks up on the statement but he didn't. he went back to the statement. >> he's at the adult table. vince, what is today's job report mean for fed policy in your judgment? >> last time chairman bernanke talked about the outlook he said unemployment will stay high for a while. that's consistent with that. that's why they have sent a signal rates will be low. >> they are not going to tighten with unemployment rising and disappointing jobs. >> they never did before

we're talking about kevin bacon. he will join us and his brother in the 8:0can see them tonight performing. > coming up in the 9:00 hour we'll talk with controversial movie director michael moore about his latest documentary entitled "capitalism, a love story. ." >>> in the meantime straight up 7:00. first things first. we want to get the forecast from our man tony perkins. >> across the region this morning we've got cool temperatures primarily in the 50s. let's take a look at what's going on out there. we'll start with reagan familiar airport where it is currently 57 degrees. relative humidity 74%. winds are light out of the east at only 3 miles per hour. here's a look at the satellite- radar composite. we do have clouds in over us this morning. it's going to be a fairly cloudy morning, i believe, as you take a look at the satellite. no rain showers. you still might see a sprinkle or two here or there during the earl morning hours but that would be it. we haven't seen anything like that so far. later on today we'll

here's kevin dew of minyanlle and minyanville's kevin depew with some answer >> the f.d.i.c this week, said it is planningo raise $45 billion to help stave ofa cash crunchs it deals with troubled banks. so far, nearly 100anks have been taken over by the f.d.i. this year. how are they goingo do this? by asking banks to prepay ree years'orth of insurance fees. what's in it for banks? well, for one thing, it mes th'd no longer have to set aside money to cover pottial sses on fdic-backed securities. the relt would be that some banks' capital cushion wou crease almost overnight. remember, the f.d.c., which is ultimaly more important to in street than wall street, suffering from a temporary liquity crisis, not reckless solvency. >> well, that's a niceglossy take on things but it ignore the bizae circular nature of wh's happening. the bankin this case are being asked to pchase an asset-- f.d.i.c. insurance-- and the being told they don't haveo put aside capital toover a potential loss othat asset, cause it's guaranteed by the government. what's the difference beeen asking banks tprepay $45 b

too bad for alex the only thing killer in here is kevin. >> [ groans ] >> [ laughs ] >> narrator: alexthe door open when he gets a little marinara below the belt. >> [ laughs ] >> next thing i know, i'm on the ground, covered in hot, gooey tomato. you know, like spaghetti sauce, basically. [ groans ] i was not feeling too good. >> narrator: the prank is a success, but mr. tomato launcher shouldn't feel too confident. >> he's definitely gonna have to watch his back, 'cause i'm gonna get him back. >> narrator: which is only fitting after kevin got his front. >> [ groans ] >> [ laughs ] >> narrator: in college football, whether it's before, during, or after the game, unruly students have a way of spoiling the fun. just before kickoff at ohio state, a group of friends comes to blows. after the guy in the t-shirt hit on the wrong girl, his buddies in the jerseys turn on him. number 8 body-slams the wannabe womanizer. and then number 7 makes sure he gets the message. other tailgaters break up the rivalry, and surprisingly the tipsy tackle dummy doesn't have any hard feelings. >> yeah! >> nar

too bad for alex the only thing killer in here is kevin. >> [ groans ] >> [ laughs ] >> narrator: alexe door open when he gets a little marinara below the belt. >> [ laughs ] >> next thing i know, i'm on the ground, covered in hot, gooey tomato. you know, like spaghetti sauce basically. [ groans ] i was not feeling too good. >> narrator: the prank is a success, but mr. tomato launcher shouldn't feel too confident. >> he's definitely gonna have to watch his back, 'cause i'm gonna get him back. >> narrator: which is only fitting after kevin got his front. >> [ groans ] >> [ laughs ] >> narrator: in college football, whether it's before, during, or after the game, unruly students have a way of spoiling the fun. just before kickoff at ohio state, a group of friends comes to blows. after the guy in the t-shirt hit on the wrong girl, his buddies in the jerseys turn on him. number 8 body-slams the wannabe womanizer. and then number 7 makes sure he gets the message. other tailgaters break up the rivalry, and surprisingly the tipsy tackle dummy doesn't have any hard feelings. >> yeah! >> narrat

i'll say it again tonight, it's time for kevin jennings to resign. that's not the only issue the administration is ignoring. apparently they haven't heard about the acorn controversy either. according to louisiana senator david vitter, the department of homeland security recently granted acorn a $ 97,000 grant. and guess what? it was all for fire safety and prevention. now, news of this grant was broken by vitter on biggovernment.com where he wrote the following, quote, when you take into account the fact that the d.h.s. awarded acorn, an organization with no clear expertise in fire safety and prevention, a fire prevention and safety grant, it's just plain offensive. vitter called on d.h.s. to rescind the grant. surprise, surprise, he has yet to hear back from anybody at the department. and the obama administration did a lot of boasting about the success for cash clunker program and that program allowed americans to trade in their used cars for more fuel efficient vehicles. the goal is to boost car sales in the u.s. and help the environment by increa

do you have a problem with kevin jennings, our safest " bizarre -- our safe school czar?pe. >> the next comes from two of my favorite philosophers, mao tse- tung, mother teresa, and not often coupled with each other, but the two people i turn to most. sean: mao, the mass murderer? >> there are certain moments when i am on sean -- sean's show where i do not say anything. if your skin is that thin -- they have a right to be angry because you are bashing them every night. sean: when we talk about kevin jennings, here is the school bazaar, and he is -- here is the school czar -- and nambla. forced sterilization. nobody in the immediate talks about these questions. >> not only is there no vetting process -- nobody in the media talks about these questions. >> not only is there no vetting process, it is not just that we are making a radical leaps and trying to change our country to a completely different place. >> of course, with every network, with cnn.com using liberal bias by omission. the acorn story. they did not even covered -- with cnn, you have liberal bias by omission.

>> yes. >> what's going on, kevin?>> caller: i'm trying to reach out to the mortgage company, but they're giving us a really hard time, so my question is, if i go into foreclosure, what are the implications in terms of you know, i'm just responsible for? and do they go after like my savings and stuff like that? how does foreclosure work? >> let's go back a couple of steps. you said that you have reached out to your lender and you're just getting a big blowoff? >> caller: right. they just give me the run-around. i mean, my first option was to sell the house and pay off the remaining balance. >> what you're referring to now is doing a short sale. you're upside-down in your mortgage, by how much would you guess, versus what the market would pay for your house? >> right. >> how much? >> about $50,000. >> versus a house that has a mortgage on it of how much? >> caller: about 270. if i would sell it at the market, it would probably bring around 220, or 230. >> well that is potentially doable as a short sale. the loss the len

school safety czar kevin jen something is under fire because he admitted in 1988 when he was a high school teacher, he failed to alert authorities when a 15-year-old boy told him he was involved in a sexual relationship with an older man. one member of the house believed jennings would not have his current job if czars were required to face senate confirmation hearings. >> i think it would be hard for members of the united states senate to confirm someone like kevin jennings once his record was put out before the committee and the senate itself. >> you might expect republicans to be making noise about a number of obama czars, but it was a democrat who called this hearing, remember, and diane feinstein has expressed heartburn over the number of czars. robert byrd sent the are president a letter voicing his concern back in february r jim. >> brian, thank you. president obama snubs one of the most revered spiritual leaders while the most populace country tries to dig out of the global recession. sfx: coin drop, can shaking when you own a business, saving sounds good. so hear this: regions mak

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kevin, it's alex here.ived through the los angeles games in 1984, my hometown, a lot of people who did not want the olympics to come to l.a. though it proved to be a very successful venture for los angeles. it's the same way right now for chicago. some folks are saying we don't want it here in the windy city. why? >> several ways to look at that, alex. one would be that those who speak the loudest perhaps get heard the most. that might have something to do with the fact that so much coverage has been given to a number of these groups. they're very concerned when they see pictures of the bird's nest, for example, in beijing or perhaps athens, where a lot of these former stadia have been left to go to seed almost because after the games were over, everything went away. people are concerned that chicagoans will get hit with a hefty bill when this is all over. a number of people in many depressed neighborhoods where a number of venues are going to be built and saying if we get these games, we'll be able to turn

>> a.c.o.r.n., nea, van jones, kevin jennings. but as mickey kouse points out, one of your fellow liberals, they weren't covering it anyway. i think they are thin-skinned and can't help themselves. >> let's listen to what the president said. he weighed in on fox news for the first time on nbc's "today" show. listen to this. >> what our advisers have said is that we are going to take the media as it comes. and if media is operating basically as a talk radio format, that's one thing. and if it's operating as a news outlet then that's another. but it's not something i'm losing a lot of sleep over. >> are people pissed off -- and he is, too -- because fox lies a lot. they lie. let's give you an example of glenn beck, for instance, one of your pals. he said that 45% of doctors say they'll quit health care coverage if reform passes. now, the ama endorsed obama's overhaul in july, so that's not true of doctors. >> the ama doesn't represent all doctors. >> all right. 45% of all doctors -- >> that's like taking a poll of what lawyers think

kevin kuz man nauf put the padres up 4-0 with a home run in the third. dodgers had just one hit and lost 5-0. their magic number remains at one after dropping their fourth straight. dodgers continue to lose and the rockies just keep on winning. against the brewers, helton belted a two-run homer into the colorado night and the rockies up 4-2. gonzalez took a turn, now you see it and now you don't and that left the yard in a hurry. the rockies won it 10-6 and have a four game lead on atlanta in the wild card and get this, just 2 1/2 behind the dodgers in the west. colorado plays a three-game set in l.a. this weekend to close out the season. >> new touch of gray lets you keep some gray hair. touch of gray for the generation that swore it would never get old. >>> as if the mets season couldn't get worse, up 4-3 in the ninth, against the loney nationals, francisco rodriguez gave up a grand slam, walk-off home run tos you tin mentionwell. bring out the brooms, the nationals swept the mets for the first time in washington and won in dramatic fashion 7-4. that's

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kevin kuzmanov put the padres up.er remains at one after dropping their fourth straight. >>> dodgers continue to lose, and the rockies keep on winning. todd helton belted a two-run homer, and rockies up 4-2. carlos gonzalez took a turn. now you see it, now you don't. rockies won 10-6. they have a four-game lead on atlanta in the wild card and just 2 1/2 behind the dodgers in the west. colorado plays a three-game set in l.a. this weekend to close out the season. >>> as if the mets season couldn't get worse. up 4-3 in the ninth against the lowly nationals. francisco rodriguez gave up a grand slam home run to justin maxwell. they won in dramatic fashion 7-4. >>> sports and politics don't often mix. tomorrow in copenhagen they'll collide head on when the ioc will vote for the host city for the 2016 summer games. chicago and rio de janeiro considered the front runners. to help chicago's bid, the first lady arrived in denmark ahead of the president, who will address the general assembly for the vote. the first family is fro

kevin: this guy thinks he's in trouble now, but wait until nigel lythgoe-- okay, hold on. judy: she, uh, basically was not "intimidated"-- i can't talk today. she was not "intimitated." "intimitated." nick: what is this ? ( bleep ) actor's studio ? judy: i think you're a dumb criminal, okay ? todd: i wanna know, where's the panic button ? ( man sneezing ) kevin: bless you. michael: ahh. tonya: atm stands for "automatic teller machine." and it's... ( bleep ). nick: that'll get on. that was nice and clean nick: that'll get on. that was nice and clean and slightly funny. captioned by soundwriters™ narrator: you saw them get caught. officer: i got you on radar doing 50. man: i was not doing no 50 ! narrator: now they get their day in court. man: i'm fighting back ! narrator: first this couple got engaged. man: we were in mexico at the time. dave: this is your fiancé ? woman: yes. narrator: but now he's enraged. man: i didn't do it. find the guy who did. hire another cop and pull the ( honk ) vehicle over. dave: you're out of line. narrator: plus this sassy brunette wants to go

larry rosenthal and kevin cook is peak 6 investments. good to see you guys. >> i keep seeing the calendar, it still says october and the market's going higher here, larry. what's going on? >> yes, sir. it's wonderful. i think it's anticipation of quarter earnings and i think it will be the government handing it back to the private sector. >> what happened to the doom and gloom after last friday's jobs number that everyone said was a game changer, though? >> i think the jobs number -- i think we'll continue to see unemployment rise. i anticipate us seeing job creation happening some time next summer. so it will ebb and flow along and we're kicking to down to a better and stronger economy right now. >> kevin, we're also getting interesting signals from the bond market and we're getting strong demand in general from the options yet you have commodity prices like gold that are hitting new nominal highs. interpret it all for us. >> well, the stock market and the dollar are correlated and that's been the trade all year. it's been the trade for

lester holt and kevin is with us. so the two of you, what did you think was going to happen?u as pumped up as everybody else that it was going to be chicago and give me your reaction. >> well, let me tell you how we reacted. we both looked at each other like, like we couldn't believe it. >> i still can't believe it and i don't think that these thousands of people who are still milling about daley plaza where you could hear a pin drop right now. i don't think anyone can believe it. people here are truly stunned. they knew they were in a competition with rio and knew it was going to be tight but i don't think anyone thought they would be going out in the first round. >> i think general feeling people pretty much dismissed tokyo and madrid and thought it's between us and rio. they were jazzed when they came in here. they were watching this vote. a lot of them crossing their fingers, holding their breath but i think there was the expectation this was the easy one, the first vote. could get harder down the line and no one expected it and they are carrying local nbc channel 5 here

what is truly scary right now is that all throughout the northeast, pumpkin growers like roger and kevine coming up short. after a cold, wet spring, the pells are having their worst season in the 40 years they've owned this farm in connecticut. >> this field we had a total crop failure. >> reporter: it's starting to feel like a scene out of "it's the a great pumpkin, charlie brown." >> oh, great pumpkin where are you? >> reporter: elainedy peer rojas pumpkins in her store in new jersey now but she's worried she'll run out come crunch time. so the night mare scenario is that some 5 year old comes in on october 29th. >> we'll have to find them -- we'll have to find them even if we have to go as far as ohio, we will. >> reporter: and that's the good pumpkins in other parts of the so while it may cost more, stores in the northeast should be able to import enough for halloween. can you imagine a halloween without pumpkins? >> then you have a bad day. >> reporter: you have a bad day. >> yeah. >> that's going to do it for "world news" on this sunday. i'm dan harris. thanks for watching, and hav

kevin kelly will be sentenced later today for shooting his estranged wife. >> adrian fenty will celebratend opening of a new bike facility at indiana station. >> joe biden will be touring the capital breast center. october is breast cancer awareness month. >>> david letterman has spent years keeping his personal life out of the spotlight. >> he announced last night that he was blackmailed into a bidding affairs with members of his staff. mike is live with more on the shocking revelation. >> when a bomb shell. last by, it felt more like a late night drama. three weeks ago, letterman said he got in his car with a package that said i know you do some terrible things. he had to pay up or risk public embarrassment. the audience got more than they expected. he told them he was the target of a $2 million blackmail attempt. >> there seems to be quite a lot of things he knows about. he will put it into a movie unless i give him some money. >> paid the money or private relationships will be made public. >> i have had sex with women who work for me on this show. would it be embarrassing if it were m

kevin kelly will be sentence later today for shooting his estranged wife in a montgomery county churcharking lot. >> mayor fenty will celebrate the grand opening of a new bicycle facility at deegan station. >> joe biden will sort the georgetown capital breast cancer center. -- joe biden will tour the georgetown capital breast cancer center. >>> very slow on 270 through germantown. there was an accident after clopper road. looking at 66 traffic. delays out of their legs and up to vienna with the lanes open. >> we are looking at a fairly nice and to our work week. partly sunny skies. a warm front will move through the area. saturday, a chance for showers, maybe even a thunderstorm. temperatures in the upper 7's. mid 70's on monday. chance for showers on tuesday. -- temperatures in the upper 70's. hopefully the weather will cooperate tomorrow. you may need your umbrella. >> we will keep our fingers crossed. >> that does it for us. >> we hope you have a fantastic weekend. progresso. we have a bit of a bad connection. oh hang on. is that better? much better. we love your weight watchers end

. >> reporter: pat simmons said -- kevin kelly admitted to fatally shooting his wife in february. driving from new jersey to track down her boyfriend. he tried to convince the jury that the killing was not premeditated, but he was convicted. kelly maintained his wife was unfaithful after he was sentenced. >> thank you. the sentence was the maximum possible. >>> it has been a rather cloudy friday out there. here is a live look. it is still overcast. we are not seeing any rain yet. what is in store for the weekend? we have weather and traffic together. bob is here with the updated numbers from the weather center. >> we have temperatures in the low 70s this afternoon. it was more spring-like, i guess. out to the west, that is where showers are going on right now. far western maryland, cumberland and oakland, it is not heavy stuff, but move it is moving southwest to northeast. i'm not convinced you will see a lot out of the activity. late, late tonight, i think some of this will move across the mountains and it will probably get to us after midnight. after that, things will get improv

. >> kevin costner was the adviser to charlie junior when he was in the firefighting program for two years. >> he didn't have a bad word to say about anyone. he was just a great kid. the whole family was extremely nice and everyone knew them. >>> the small community has had vigils for the dalton asen friend don't understand why it came to this. >> it is hard, you know. to understand it. never under it. never understand how it happened. it is a tragedy. >>> in three caskets, they were buried together. 7-year-old emmaline rest was her mother. >> weijia jiang, w. >> phil: z, news. >>> a 16-year-old is behind bars. rashid bryan faces handgun charges and investigators say it happened thursday morning near the corner of edmond son avenue and brantley street. he fired several shots at the windshield and he is being held without bail. >>> the brother of carmelo anthony was beaten outside a baltimore nightclub. it was about two weeks ago at the isis lounge. he was transported to shock trauma where he was admitted in critical condition. >>> they are warning students after a student brought a g

president obama should fire kevin jennings immediately s this a public tactic? they going there? maybe the guy is gay, is that what this is about. >> no, it's about the 15-year-old kid that came to him with a dilemma about having sex with an older man and jennings saying go out and buy condoms, that's the dilemma. >> but you can't attack everyone for every single issue. it's the same thing about rogue van jones out. we cannot have this attack on public is everybody vant. >> van jones said that the -- are polluting the goat toe. >> you'll never find anybody in public service who is perfect. if we start picking apart every single statement that every single person made, we won't have the best and the brightest in politics. >> all of a sudden it didn't exist during the bush years. this complaint about obama as the joker, bush was the joker too, they did the exact thing, the exact same art work. >> wasn't that effort to try to make a bipartisan push. >> remember, he was the decider. i'm the decider. >> obama is the decider now. isn't that part of being the president

the adviser is named kevin jennings.wrote while he was a high school counselor he met a male student who had a relationship with an older man who was 16. past the legal age so he didn't call the scotts. as to limbaugh's fascination with that topic, i refer you to the limbaugh comedy are you teen by the late bill hicks. a terrorist thought he was giving money to buy night goggles for a terrorist training camp. he was arrested in february 2007, but oddly the bush administration did not make a big deal about it. possibly because he also had transferred $15,000 to the national republican congressional committee and $20,000 to the national republican sen toll carry committee. that's one of the inner circle members for life. and our winner, michael steele, chairman of the national republican committee in the tone deaf way that's made him the idol of every democrat. the rnc released a video called a nation of firsts. however, they left out sonia sotomayor and labor leader cesar chavez and mel martinez who's on the outs with the

at mckinley tech, kevin clark, fox 5 news. >>> some of the teachers and students and parents are planning a protest on monday morning. >>> a community is saying good- bye to a family. charles dalton shot his family and the dog before turning the gun on himself last month. investigators suspect that financial troubles were part of the motive but loved ones can't make sense of the loss. >> never understand it. it's hard. it's just a tragedy. >> it had a major impact on the community because i'm not sure that anything like this has ever happened. >> reporter: 14-year-old son was an award winning junior firefighter and his company got the call to respond to the home. >>> the swine flu vaccine is due in a matter of days and the doses could not come sooner. the cdc says that the flu is widespread in 27 states including maryland and virginia. many pharmacists met today to talk about the pandemic and how to cope. john henrehan is working this one tonight. >> reporter: ben min is selling a lot of tamiflu and a pandemic has arrived in maryland. >> we are hang more and more patients. >> reporter: th

now kevin kelly will learn his fate. patricia simmons fled to baltimore to start a new life. he is sentenced later today. >>> a little tax relief on the way for some people recovering from the huge water main break in dundalk. comptroller peter franchot is giving a filing extension to businesses hid by the flooding. on september 17th, water from the busted water main flooded more than 100 dundalk area homes and businesses. >>> baltimore city firefighters have lost their battle for a pay raise. firefighters unions were asking for a 2% salary increase, but the city has denied that request. the city instituted a salary freeze because of the $25 million budget shortfall. the union took the matter to an independent arbitrator who ruled against the firefighters wage increase. >>> later today we'll learn how many americans lost their jobs last month. the labor department is expected to report unemployment hit 9.8% in september. officials say the high number is further proof the labor market hasn't turned the corner yet and that unemployment will reach 10% by the end of the year. >>>

if you go back and kevin works last week talking about stronger, faster, sooner than fred kohn talking about the issue of low for an extended period. maybe the market is redirecting itself back towards that and that's why the steep curve is maybe flattening a bit. >> we're going to take a quick break here. sorry. hold on to that thought. we'll be back with a entire panel and talk more about the market sell-off. back in two minutes. >>> the house financial services taking the question and answer portion of ben bernanke's testimony. as soon as everybody comes back, we'll go back to that live. in the meantime, we have our panel with us. kay, we were talking during the break about what we think this data we got today means for the fourth quarter. what do you think is going to happen with the unemployment number tomorrow is this. >> i think it's going to go up and may go up after that as well. i'm curious larry, as to why you're so positive on the economy. i just see so many signs of continued negatives that look a lot stronger than the short-term positives. >> can i answer that question be

kevin, don't move. let's bring in jim, mike as we go through the numbers here.r initial thoughts, jim, on how the markets will trade. >> trade badly. need to know trade badly on a bad number. come in today being worried about tomorrow's number and hoping today will make us less worried. it didn't. if anything, it makes us more worried. over the last six trading days the market has tradeed with an ominous cloud every since that key reversal day. every time we try to rally we make a lower high than we did before. i think the point is this, six months with two ingredients to push the stock market up. one, clearly undervalued, two, with all this government hope that was put on the picture. now we've gotten to a point of six months we need more than that if we can't get it tomorrow, a substantial pullback. >> u.s. treasury prices extending gains after higher than expected trading. >> yeah, if the stock market doesn't trade down big today, i'm not sure what takes it down. this is a lousy number. i think as jim was just saying, we've got a series of bad news incidents

. >> reporter: last month, kevin kelly was convicted of first- degree murder.back in february of this year, he shot and killed patricia kelly outside the people's community baptist church in silver springs. he said he just snapped. but the jury says the fact that kelly fired several shots, convinced them that it was not a snap decision. police say patricia kelly was trying to start a new life here away from her estranged husband when he killed her. >> kelly faces a life sentence without a possibility of parole. >>> shot a man, sitting in a car, parked outside a mcdonald's. it happened in severn. the 30-year-old male victim and a female were in the car when three suspects approached and opened fire. the male victim was treated for nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> an investigation is under way into a housefire in northeast baltimore. flames broke out just after midnight. two people were taken to the hospital with nonlife- threatening injuries. a firefighter suffered minor injuries. >>> a string of natural disasters have left hundreds dead in the south pacific an

schools, the obama schools advisor term czar originate with nixon and reagan, the advisor is named kevin jennings, 15 years ago he wrote that while he was a male counselor -- for this limb -- as to limbaugh's fascination with that topic, i refer you again to the limbaugh comedy routine by the late bill hicks. >>> who has pleaded guilty to terrorism financing now faces up to 25 years in jail. he thought he was transferring 152,000 to pakistan and afghanistan to buying night vision goggles. he was arrested in february of 2007, but oddly the bush administration did not make a big deal about it possibly because also had transferred $15,000 to the national republican congressional committee and $20,000 to the national senator torl committee. >>> and the republicans celebrating national hispanic heritage month not mentioning sena sotomayer. they left out the nation's first hispanic supreme court justice, sonya sotomayor, and caesar chavez and former republican senator mel martinez and instead of writing a press release in spanish, steele's guys simply tried to translate the original one in spa

what is truly scary right now is that all throughout the northeast, pumpkin growers like roger and kevinming up short. the culprit? a cold, wet spring. >> this field we had a total crop failure. >> reporter: elaine has pumpkins at her store in new jersey now, but she's worried she'll run out come crunch time. so the nightmare scenario is some 5-year-old comes in on october 29th -- >> we'll have to find them, even if we have to go as far as ohio. >> reporter: and that's the good news. pumpkin crops in other parts of the country are doing much better. while it may cost more, stores in the northeast should be able to import enough pumpkins for halloween. can you imagine having a halloween without pumpkins? >> then you have bad day. >> you have a bad day, huh? >> yeah. >> reporter: dan harris, abc news, new york. >> i am so worried about pumpkin pie. >> i know you were. >> one of my favorite foods, whether there will be a shtage or not. in some parts of the country libby is the pumpkin pie filler. there is a pumpkin pie shortage. they blame bad weather. they say they are harvesting more and

kevin newsome. mr. john blume, you have three minutes. >> i would like to spend my time when the sentence imposed in this case is excessive. i have gone back and read the briefs from previous cases and all of them, and in none of them did the defendant ask this court to consider the characteristics of the defendant. it is not as if that issue has been considered or rejected. the other fundamental inconsistency is that they say youth should not matter in looking at the excessiveness of a punishment yet they decide to defend the florida system because e

ellison from oregon state, his brother kevin is a rookie, they say going to start playing more for theeased hart this week. >> dan: big decision now for brian schottenheimer. not been able to get the ball to any other wide receiver besides braylon edwards with smith and cotchery out. just no can confidence in clowney or wallace wright. >> dick: with five interceptions, four by sanchez a little nervous there as well. sanchez looking. pulls it back, almost intercepted there. incomplete, intended for keller and keith ellison angled across he was looking as you said as a defensive touchdown was on the mark. jets three and out from deep in their own end. >> dan: check out sanchez. he has a lot of time to throw on this. can't find anybody. then almost makes that critical error there that would have cost the jets the game. >> dick: fair catch called by jackson at the 45 of buffalo. bills have good field position after 43 yard kick and no return. >> dan: that's heads up play by fred jackson. don't worry about the return with the fair catch you have good starting field position. >> dick: 55 yar