kris allen. and adam lambert.op of the cakeke. that's the car i built. look at that. isn't that nice? , no. >> no, no. >> i'm going to cut the cake. everody.ere's enough f whwants cake? >> there youou go.use ] >> here's my wish. >> small pieces, chris, because it's a big crowd. >> i have a very special wish. i can't tell you, or it doesn't come true. thank you very much. a great way to start my birthday. it's great to have you here. >> have a great weekend, it's great to have you here. >> have a great weekend, everybody. captions by vitac >> live and in hd, this is an abc 7 news update. >>> good morning. i am doug mckelway. let's get a look at traffic and weather. >> we have traffic along 270 northbound before old georgetown road. this car was engulfed in flames. it was quite dramatic northbound 270 after the exit 4 old georgetown road. they are still tending to the vehicle. onlyne lane getting a bite to the left. southbound is able to get by in all lanes. it's beautiful in virginia. have a nice vacation in case y

let's check in on virginia roads with kris. >> the virginia roads are looking rough.ute 28 at steriling boulevard two lanes are open. one lane is blocked going southbound. heading over to 66. an accident here at route 28 is moved to the left shoulder. slow at the area and again nutley to the beltway. finally check out braddock road to the beltway. no problems here. you can sigh a few cars on the road. overall a good commute. 9 news now will return after the break with more news, weather and traffic. it is 6:37 and 75 degrees outside. ♪ ♪ enjoy one of life's... little pleasures. ♪ yoplait has a sweetly satisfying taste... and creamy texture... that you can't resist. yoplait. in 25 delicious flavors. it is so good. >>> year americans buy 6 million-gallon of motor oil. one gallon can contaminate 1 million-gallons of water. so recycling can take natural resources. it can be processed in to electricity so it can be used to cook 24 meals in a microwave or power a television for 90 hours. where would you rather your motor oil end up? to wus sacom 9. to wusa9.com n. click onn

kris allen. and adam lambert. the top of the cake. that's the car i built. look at that. isn't that nice? no, no. >> no, no. >> i'm going to cut the cake. i think there's enough for everybody. who wants cake? [ cheers and applause ] >> there you go. >> here's my wish. >> small pieces, chris, because it's a big crowd. >> i have a very special wish. i can't tell you, or it doesn't come true. thank you very much. a great way to start my birthday. it's great to have you here. >> have a great weekend, it's great to have you here. >> have a great weekend, everybody. captions by vitac >>> rolling in through the morning temperatures bouncing off the bottom that were down into the 50s in some spots. 67 now westminster. 69 reisterstown, perry hall. we've got 71 on the thermometer in glen burnie. high clouds mixing in on the west side. overall, low, comfortable humidity. this is a band of clouds that comes through. we'll still wind one a mostly sunny day and much warmer temperatures that spill in over the weekend. otherwise,

kris.now macdamned. >> thank you very much for providing me with the opportunity to present my personal views of section 2037 of the defense of authorization act. in 2006 when this committee was working to establish a permanent fakework for military commissions through the military commissions act i will my opportunities to sure share my views. at that time i recommended that a comprehensive framework for military commissions should clearly establish the jurisdiction of the commissions, se baseline standards of structure, procedure, and evidence consistent with the law and the law of war. and prescribe the offenses. it stated that the uniform code should be ud as a model to the missioned processed. i am pleased to say the committee addresses the concerns i had in 2006 following the enactment of the military commissions act. overall, i believe this legislation establishes a balanc framework to provide iiportant rights and protections to an accused, while also providing the government with a

kris, please. >> there we go.ad the justice department's national security division, which is the organizational unit that combines all of doj's major national secity functions and personnel. and our celtral mison is to protect national security using all lawful methods consistent with civil liberties and the rule of law including but not limited to prosecutions in article 3 courts and in military commissions. in the previous adnistration, national security division assembled a team of expernced federal psecutors drawn from across the country it off assist dod's office of military commissions and litigate cases at gitmo. that assistance will continue. the man who led that team for nsd, who's 15-year career doj prosecutor is now my deputy and a former membe of the team has since been recalled to active duty and is the chief prosecutor in omc. as the president has explained, when prosecution is feasible and otherwise appropriate, we will try terrorists in federal court. i prosecuted a group of violent extremists in

chris kris is in for angie. he has the traffic. how are things looking? >> looking pretty good out hoar. still have some rough spots. one is 395 northbound in virginia. still slow from edsall road to seminary. and then again you start to back down from the pentagon to the 14th street . bridgef overall drive time 20 minutes. moving to the inner loop in virginia from braddock to 66. taking 15 minutes as you see the cars here slowing down approaching little river. moving to 66 itself. we are still jammed from 123 to 495. once you pass the beltway you are clear as you head to the district. that drive time is 15 minutes there, as well. moving in to maryland. we will check out the outer loop here at -- sorry, that's the wrong shot. switch over to university and you can see cars are starting to move. the delay has cleared. no problems as you make your way from 95 to georgia and finally to the district. all of those earlier accidents we had, those are all cleared now. you are still slow inbound new york avenue from the timing building to bladensburg. >> thank you

kris sneed is in to help us with traffic. >> all right.l start at maryland looking live at colesville. head lights at the outer loop and inner loop. no problems to report all the way around. moving to the district, we are tracking our head lights here inbound new york avenue past bladensburg to the third street tunnel. a little volume building. we will keep an eye on that. moving to 395 delays building duke to seminary. five minutes right now but then no problems all the way to the 14th street bridge. finally a live look at dale city on 95 northbound. no problems past lorton as you make your way though mixing bowl. andrea, over to you. >>> new this morning, an offensive is underway against the taliban in afghanistan. marine and helicopters backed by harrier jets stormed in to the town in the southern part of the country, a town owned by the taliban marines were met with small arms mortar and rocket-propelled ground fire. the fighting is underway. >>> more to the task of examining a fire hydrants in the district after the discovery that ble

kris vanleave is at the scene with the very latest. >> if your drive home to keep her southeast washington, you know that the commute was very difficult because of this accident, closing this intersection. what you do not know or the surprising things that happened moments after the crash. even from a distance, it was clear this was a bad accident. that would happen next at the intersection of pennsylvania avenue and alabama in southeast is remarkable. witnesses and passerby it be, first responders, rushing to the smoldering cadillac, battling to get the track and injured inside it to safety away from the car. or read the car might explode? >> i was. >> this man rushed in with a fire extinguisher. he saw the accident and ran to the overturned suv. three people were inside and the driver needed help. >> she had a seat belt around her neck, strangling. it was a mess. her back was hurting too much to move her. >> he waited inside with her inside the mind of suv, trying to keep them call until firefighters arrived. when the police and fire got to the scene, they treated those that the good sam

kris van cleave has the story. >> it was clear this was a bad accident. what happens next at this intersection in southeast is remarkable. witnesses and passers-by become first responders, risking their lives and rushing to this smoldering cadillac and getting people to safety. did you worry the car might explode? >> i tried to get around. >> this man rushed in with a fire extinguisher. jonathan harris saw the accident and ran over to the overturned suv. the driver needed help. >> the seat belt was around her neck. it was a mess. her back was hurting too bad to move. >> so he waited with her, trying to keep those trapped calm until firefighters arrived. out came the jaws of life. it took nearly 15 minutes to cut all the injured out of the vehicles. this woman suffered life- threatening injuries and was airlifted to medstar. >> i am not a hero. i would not say that. >> kris van cleave, abc 7 news. >> you hear so many stories about people not reacting. it was so nice to see all of that effort. >> absolutely. they have the best instincts possible. >> 72 degr

kris. there are no easy deep clean answers when this will be over and how you treat people in the future of the so-called war ends which is one of the reasons why you seek to bring people to justice so that you can get out of the process day-long prison sentence prevent terms of detainees and back-room we are building a new facility. we are putting in place review procedures that i think that our improved from that have been @pproved at this end, level by general petraeus. i think we're headed in the right direction in terms it and our ability to hold these people consistentit the rule of law and consistent what are the amecan standard's. >> i had 10 more questions but my time is up. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, mr. chairman my eight -- i want to thank both of you for making efforts to try to resolve what is clearly one of the most complex legal issues we have ever faced i appreciate you trying to find some reasonable compromise understanding of the diffences in the battlefield vs

kris about it. but isn't it a danger if the presumption is that those cases will be tried in civilian court? that the evidence or the confessions could be suppressed if they weren't given miranda warning. >> well, mr. kris can answer as to federal prosecution. military commissions will not be a requirement. >> to echo what i sard earlier, of the thousands of interviews conducted by the fbi in afghanistan, miranda warnings have been given in less than 1% of the cases. and this is a practice of giving miranda in a very small number of cases like this -- >> my time is running -- but if you're going to try them in civilian courts, aren't we now in a situation where more miranda warnings must be given if we're going to proceed wisely? >> to proceed wisely, you need to approach these threat s thes national security problems one at a time and figure out what is the and it may vary from case to case. sometimes you need a hammer. sometimes a screw driver. you use whatever tool is right for the particular sit

. >> kris van cleave has a look inside the park -- inside the office. he has reaction for us live from capitol hill. >> the senator's private office is not open to the public, but his main senate office is open with a tribute site. it was all a steady stream of people from capitol hill and across the country to remember senator ted kennedy the capital mourns, its flag at half staff. ted kennedy's office it's quiet, its walls literally papered with history. >> this is the cause of my life. >> the senators inner sanctuary stands as a memorial to an incredible legislative legacy that helped shape this country. in the reception area, mourners gathered, paying their respects, soaking in the images, marking the life. >> it is pretty amazing. >> for this entire family from massachusetts, ted kenne been t, serving nearly 47 years. it seeing images like these hit home. >> the kennedy name has been in my head since i was little. i just remembered all the different things. i heard my mother talked about, my grandmother talk about. it >> you see the history and leg

kris sneed is in for angie goff. he has the traffic. >>> good morning. we will start in maryland.ive look at 270 southbound, 121. cars are moving no problems. head to our graphic. the inner loop in virginia. 95 to 66 as you can tell we are up to speed. flip over and look at 66 eastbound out of centreville past 123 all the way to the 495. no problems. andrea. >>> americans who don't qualify for federal mortgage help are stuck in a tough spot. they want to keep their homes but are close to losing it all. one homeowner learned getting through the phase is a tough act. >> reporter: i glen i do photo shoots in the morning. go to the regular 9:00 to 5:00 job and then after that work on our real estate business. this is the front and back deck plans for the foundation. >> he is doing everything he can to keep his house, working three jobs, getting little sleep and nowhere on his loan modification. in april he got this e-mail. >> he had been trying since december of 2008 to get help with no luck. >> i essentially have to screw up my great credit and not give the mortgage company 8 to $10,

the 6th time this season, one of the orioles young fanoms made his debut in pitching. 21-year-old kris tillman last week. and tonight 22-year-old brian maddis. number one draft pick. dominating at buoy and tonight he took on the tigers in detroit. top of the first. get maddis early lead. brian roberts comes in to score. o's lead. and now 22-year-old maddis. looking to retire the side in order. in the first. and gets ordona to ground to short. izturis fires out. how is that for a debut? bottom of the second. history. maddis gets da daniel cabrera to chase a change up. first major league strike out. and later, he is in the big league jam with bases loaded. and everett up the middle. but izturis makes a diving stop. stops at roberts. disaster avoided by maddis. top of the fifth. o's up. and izturis shows the offensive side of the game. high drive to left and gone. solo home run for izturis that second of the year, first since opening day, and the o's take a 3-1 lead. bottom of the fifth. maddis is in another jam. runners on second and third with one out. gets timms to look at strike three

kris van cleave joins us thousand with the very latest on this developing story. chris? >> the chopper was beginning what was supposed to be a 1 12-minute tour over manhattan. now, investigators are pouring over its wreckage and still searching for more. tomorrow morning, crews will be back in the water. divers spent the day in the hudson river recovering bodies, seven of the nine presumed dead found so far. crews recovered the bulk of the liberty tour sightseeing hecodown. it was carrying pilot jeremy clark and five italian tourists. >> the river bottom is very murky and it's hard for the divers to see in front of them and they are trying to almost operate in the dark. >> side-scanning sonar has revealed a number of promising targets. the divers are working to confirm whether those targets might be the airplane. >> this is thepi per aircraft searchers are looking for. authorities believe its own, steve alman, was flying. also onboard his brother daniel and 15-year-old nephew doug. all three presumed dead. police sit in front of the pilot's pennsylvania home today. his f

kris van holland will be holding his own town hall at 11:00 this morning right here on capitol hill.> thank you. >>> a man is inus cdyto in fairfaxdy county, accused of abstbing a 2-year-abol- girl and her baby sitter. police found them at an apartment on glen carlyn drive. witnesses say the woman and toddler were attacked by a neighbor. they are expected to recover. police arrested the suspect. >>> u.s. park police officer has serious injuries after being struck on the bwi parkway. this happened yesterday near route 197. park police believed the office or was standing on the shoulder when a truck slammed into his cruiser. >>> four teenagers are charged with vandalizing sinclair elementary school. somebody used a landscaping crew to write "white power" and "kkk" and a swastika. for teenage boys were arrested. they're all attend stonewall jackson high school. police have not described it as a hate crime. >>>le arixanda has a new police chf. earl cook has served in the department. he says accountability, conduct, and dignity will be the hallmark of his tenure. >>>llhe y wiui bldui a wa

kris van cleave, abc 7 news. >>> it has been three years since a man was murdered in northwest, washington, and police do not know who killed him. the anniversary was marked at the home where he was killed. they are handing out fliers about the case. >> thought it our responsibility to do what we could do to help find some answers. >> three men who will -- who lived at his home are now facing trial for tampering charges. nobody has been charged with his murder. >>> metro will begin paris this week at the site of the deadly crash. that will mean more delays. the ntsb has completed their on- site inspections. metro says it can now begin replacing track circuitry in that area. the official cause remains under investigation. trains will move more slowly while repairs are made over the next month. >>> unless the senate pomps more money into cash for clunkers, that program will be suspended. it went through its first billion dollars in just one week. americans are getting some good deals, for it is cashing in on the program. they are reporting their first monthly increase in two years. >>> 5:08

kris sneed has the traffic. >>> looking at the outer loop.w university to georgia. ten minutes. 270 out of frederick to falls road to the split, you can see a few cars on the road. no major problems, incidents or accidents and flip it overin to virginia at 66 eastbound. still struggling with a delay here. slownce you get to 123 as you approach the beltway to 495. past that ire clear in to the district. no problems. inleer loop starts braddock road past 550 an -- 66. past that you are clear to the american legion. >>> here's a check on the next seven. thank you, kris. highs in the 80s. got to like that. back in the 90s next week. the 9:00 a.m. show is up next. and we want you to join us on the other side of the break. wa. where family-fun surrounds you... and world-class rides astound. start at buschgardens.com. it's the all new sesame street forest of fun... at busch gardens in williamsburg. with four family-friendly rides... and everyone's sesame street friends. ( elmo giggles ) ♪ big and small! there's fun for all! ♪

monday night, kris anderson and senate majority leader harry reid. three days of peace, love and music, 40 years ago this weekend, half a million people gathered for woodstock. co-founder michael lang takes us behind the scenes tonight at 9:00 eastern on both tv. >> in your new book from the new deal to the new right, you argue that modern conservatism was found in the south, why? >> the reason i make that claim is often people talk about southern strategy, the capture of the south by the gop after the 1960s beginning with barry goldwater, nixon's 72 election but in some ways, the situation is the reverse, southerners played a key role in development in the conservative capture of the republican party itself, and also republican ascendance national league. in certain ways, a combination of southern segregationist politics and northern economic conservatism were blended over time by various political actors in a way that allowed the national language of racial resentment and opposition to federal and state power in the democratic party in general. >>

the kris ma"the chris matthew's" the health care reform seems out of reach. flap over the harvard's arrest get in the way, but all of the persuasion from the president are turning against change. and plus the legitimate republicans regret the racial talk about the president. that's all coming up here at 10:00. for what is coming up on "meet the press," here is david gregory. >>> good morning, keith. if the economic recession is easing and finding a bottom, where are the jobs? we will ask our guest, dr. larry summers. and then the round table weighs in over health care and the president's conversation about race, and the latest poll numbers. that's all this morning on "meet the press." >>> and the team's first-round pick finally on the field and looking good. dan has more from the training camp. >> after the first day of pads, the defense clearly ahead of the offense. but that is normal at redskins' park. and the offense needs to work on catching up now. that starts with the offensive line, which clearly needs time to gel after watching the passing yesterday.

monday night, kris anderson and senate majority leader harry reid. >> james lovelock, a warning sign to send originator of the guy at theory presents the theory that there's nothing we can do to stop the earth from getting hotter so it is time to concentrate on how to save ourselves. south down all cultural community center in washington hosted this event. it is just over an hour. [applause] >> thank you, everybody, for that wonderful welcome, and thank you for your kind introduction. it will make my speech easier. ladies and gentlemen, where i live, in the united kingdom, summer last year was cool and wet, and the winter was the coldest of this century. these affects were not just in our country, they were felt in china and parts of this great continent as well. the gulf of mexico last year, last summer, was 8 degrees celsius cooler than it has been in previous years which is just as well. it did not do the damage that its sister, katrina, did the year before. my friends among climatologists tell me the average

we will have to find out from traffic kris what he thought. >> i'm still trying to see julie and julia i'm going to wait on netflix for that. >> we will watch from the big screen to the smaller screen. daytime emmys, first time in 22 years. there you go. they take away the bold and beautiful. and then raking in a nice trophy, christian he buff scored a trophy for young and restless for leading actor. and also a nice tribute to guiding light. as you know in september it with end the 72 year run on television. >> oh, my gosh. >> that must have started on radio i guess. >> yeah. >> i love that betty white introduced it

trace: kris gutierrez live for us in new mexico. fascinating stuff. thank you.tha: a very scary story. a possible american jihaddist suspected of being involved in ordering an attack on the military. he almost got away with it. his chilling words and the reason that the u.s. is now watching this possible terror leader very closely. >> more of your children and more of your neighbors an anyone around you to send people like him to this jihad, it would be a great asset for us. martha: the man known as, quote, the american and what his latest plot may mean for security here at home. there is breaking news right now on the deadly fitness center shooting in pennsylvania. moments from now we'll hear from the police and how they are doing with this investigation and just what happened in that gym. i'm todd davis, and i'm here to prove just how safe... your identity can be with lifelock. that's my real social security number. lifelock takes proactive steps to reduce your risk... of becoming a victim, even if your information gets in the wrong hands. but because no one c

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council and actually put mary shapiro there who really knows what she's doing a whole lot more than krisox the republican did and that has a big responsibility for the republican. >> i will disagree with your agreement because i didn't like the idea of getting rid of mark to market recovery. >> good for you, keith. >> it think it was accounting. >> talk to mary shapiro. >> jack berkman, where are you on the strength of the dollar and how important it is or isn't. >> i don't want to frighten your audience by opining on currency or international finance, i don't want to scare away half your audience. the dollar is stronger than people think, when you say the euro is 1.1, people don't realize the euro trading zone has grown over the years. it's very big. 1.41 to 1 is really even when you consider that the gdp of the european zone is now much biller than the u.s. there's no reason the u.s. dollar is on par with the euro because that is a bigger economic zone. >> why are you measuring the dollar against another flawed currency? why don't you measure it against gold. >> oh. >> it's gone from 3

kris jenkins is live in to uson, maryland, the site of a town hall meeting that was hosted by senator cardin. emotions once again running high. the meeting wrapped up just a few minutes ago. griff, what's happening? >> sean, passions were flying high here. i spoke with sarah cardin's press secretary. she says in the 23 years she's worked for the center, she's never seen passions so high. there were people yelling at each other. there was shouting on two sides of the street. there were people for health care legislation and people against. the people against it overwhelmingly outnumbered the folks that were for it. i found some people from baltimore and they were for it, but it was about five or six to one. people were absolutely upset about government intrusion, they were upset about the cost of this health care legislation being proposed and they were upset about the op-ed in "usa today". the scene inside was rumored to be controlled by the union, to be heavily pro-obama. it was not the case inside. those passions ran inside and almost medley boos ensued. senator cardin did a good jo

. >> kris allen! do you care that at&t slipped up a little bit one guy voted than another guy do you care? >> i do care? obviously there are bigger things in the world than pyongyang yesterday. we have this little economy -- chia head guy. this is not the biggest ticket in my life. maybe we ought to turn it over to up in the house of representatives give it to old rat tattoos waxman who seems to be cam czar of the incon general. let him hold hearings on this. bill: do you know what we can do to disarm north korea. we can give kim jong il a reality show. >> give a little bit and go. bill: i think that would go. >> that's brilliant. get them when they are marching. they have that weird rocket march. we perfect some join laser from space, fire a beam on several the groin down flap leg, get it flapping around like a broken window shade. bam, we are in on. they you know their dogs are going to join. in they have been on the menu so long they are looking to get up and out. bill: rumor is you are going to be

crit gutierrez runs through -- correspondent kris gutierrez runs through some of the stories. >> in december of 1972, commander james sternen became the last astronaut to walk on the moon. >> that's coming up on 37 years now since we have been back. >> are you surprised it has been that long? >> yes, i am surprised. i am just disappointed. >> in the years following the nasa missions, nasa focused on the shuttle program which included building the international space station. the space shuttle is now scheduled to be retired by the end of next year, leaving many asking the difficult question, what's next? >> it's not easy, because we is budget challenges that we have to fit within. >> wanda austin and nine other aerospace experts were picked by the obama administration to provide the president with options for nasa's future. the panel held public hearings earlier this month to get ideas. >> it does come down to money. everything has a price associated with it, and the committee is looking to provide options that have a very high chance of success, and that will provide the nation with some int

it is clearly -- the kri has understood this for years it went beyond anything past practices.>> thank you very much bob bair and thank you tyler drumheller. it's great having expertses on the program. >>> up next, a u.s. congressman calls a self-described right wing terrorist a great american. that's his reaction. that profile in courage coming up in the "sideshow." by the way, the "sideshow" is getting very well named by the behavior of the wing nuts. you're watching "hardball" only on msnbc. ( siren blaring ) special interest groups are trying to block progress on health care reform, derailing the debate with myths and scare tactics. desperately trying to stop you from discovering that reform won't force you to give up your current coverage. you'll still be able to choose your doctor and insurance plan. tell congress not to let myths get in the way of fixing what's broken with health care. learn the facts at healthactionnow.org. i just gave you some at the restaurant. yea i know. i threw them out. they were old so... old! they are rollover minutes. they are as good as new. y

you have to remember that britney is a disney star, so is kris tina aguilera. i think there comes a time when all of them want to assert their independence and say to us, hey, i'm no longer 16, i'm no longer a little girl, but i don't know that the teen choice award is the most appropriate place to do that, given all the impressionable young kids that were watching. >> who's watching the teen choice awards, 10, 12, 14-year-old girls who idolize this young lady. not the place to unveil your new sexual self. do that in front of the adults, don't you think? >> yeah, it's definitely an odd choice of a place. even britney spears waited to sort of do a little stripper routine until she was 19 on the mtv video music awards. now, what's interesting, i just checked twitter a little bit before we went on air and miley compliment. compliment given last night's performance. >> not at all. and russell, i'll stay with you on that one, that's shocking right there, she wants to be the next to pull her life together and all that. but her life was a train wreck. is that what mil

no one ever talks about kris allen. i next kris allen. you forget who won. he was there and it was very funny. the there were bar caidz outside and girls were clamouring over him. who was the most noise crow aitd for throughout the night? adam lambert. >> goodbye. >> see you. >>> oh my. >> real-time closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning company. >>>

kris gutierrez is inside this new facility. so what is it like?chen, into the living area. over here you can get internet access. they communicate with their families through e-mail here. you c@í even believe some stress here by working out. this is one of its kind in terms of fob's. the majority of the work that people do here is tracking footprints. it is extremely difficult to do. we have some border agents with us now. give us an example of what you are trying to follow. this is desert sand, so they are trying to follow footprints just like this. you think it is easy, but it is wrong -- but you are wrong. smugglers are wearing booties like this, and they do not leave a track at all, or they could be wearing special sponges ónç their shoes that look like conference. as a smuggler to get creative, listen here. >> organization are always try to find new ways to get across. if they do not get their product to market, they do not get paid. whenever we come up with one way to combat what they are utilizing, they are always looking at ways to combat

chinese sovereign wealth fund ci kri is looking to overseas investment ten fold on signs the global economyis in demand. >> and i'm ross westgate. is the summer rally stalling? >> and i'm mike huckman in the u.s. investors get a revised read today and the fdic updates its list of troubled banks. >> right. global equities, a mixed session today. most of the asian markets have been down, christine will fill us in on that. but european stock markets an hour and a half into the trade, we've had positive territory. ftse 100 up 0.12%. dax and cac is firely flat. travel, health care and media are all slightly firmer at the moment. on the downside, food and beverage, retailers, a fairly mixed bag. currencies have a bit more direction on them. yen has been up across the board. dollar/yen, 93.72. euro/dollar, 1.4246. sterling has been weaker, but it's, again, come off its lows. 1.6219 at the moment. euro/sterling, just below that 0.88 point. christine. >> hey, ross, lots of question marks about the state of the economy. equity markets taking a beatinger after coming up in recent weeks. the nikkei 25

taking on kris cyborg tans to. mixed martial arts. she's trying to prove she's not just another pretty face. aren't we all? and that's a check of sports. >>> more visitors go there each year ton the grand canyon, yellowstone angiosem tee parks combined. the national mall in washington, d.c. it is a great learning experience and, also, a great weekend getaway. >> reporter: washington, d.c. is a bonanza for the budget minded. >> everyone knows that washington, d.c. is full of our nation's history. in fact, the capitol is a great place for a free tour to see the intimate details of our government. >> reporter: whether the monument, museums, even the national zoo there, are dozen of places to visit for free including the smithsonian american art museum . >> what you can expect to see is the largest and most compressive american art collection anywhere in the world. this building displays 4,000 works of art by some of america's most prominent and most beloved artists from all periods. >> reporter: during the busy summer season be prepared

senate, working both sides of the aisle, we probably wouldn't be where we are today in terms of the ac kri moanian we would be closer to passage of something real. that was what his life's goal was. he fought for it. it came a lot from his family, his own situation with health care, his son, teddy, jr., had cancer. kara had lung cancer. he felt privileged that he could provide them the kind of care and pay for the kind of care and afford the kind of expertise to help them and felt that every american should have the right. that's what i think he was fighting for. had he been there, we would be a lot better off today in terms of getting something passed. >> what do you think, joe, it was about him, that he could that nobody else could do? even his relationship with certain republicans was pretty astounding. >> well, he wasn't -- he knew what he wanted to fight for. he also treated everybody with respect and treated the other side with respect and listened, which is something not a lot of us do in politics today. there is a lot of yelling at the other side but not enough listening to find so

adam lambert and kris allen. "adolls" aplenty, all morning live, on this friday.you here. chris cuomo, diane sawyer, sam champion. robin roberts on assignment. >>> also this morning, it's a gripping, new memoir, a father of daughter, told entirely through drawings. we'll talk to the author of a new, graphic novel, called "the imposter's daughter." that's coming up, too. >>> what does the ocean floor look like? most of us will never know. but national geographic has used new technology to show us incredible pictures. we'll show you what it looks like under all that water. >> mountain ranges as big, as those above the watt center. >> yeah. sometimes bigger. and volcanos, valleys, everything. >> highways? >> no. no highways. areas that look like highways. no taco stands. no fast food. no fast food under the ocean. >>> i'll do this. we'll do a little weather. let's get to the boards. show you one or two things. you ys up for that? [ cheers ] you up for that over here, too? a little bit? [ cheers ] just checking the temperature of the audience. here's what we're lookin

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the average americans, as we've seen from the polls, do not consider health care to be a kris.> brad, wait! wait! >> hang on, karen. i don't have time to get into this. >> okay. >> he makes a good point there is a good republican opportunity to say, listen, they are trying to do too much and they are distracted and play the economy off of health care as brad just did in an effort to sort of spark the conversation. >> i think that makes brad and the republican party sound out of touch. they don't understand the average american, health care is a crisis. for small businesses, it is a crisis even for big businesses. why did gm have to move a plant to canada? because of the cost of health care. >> karen, karen! if you don't have a job! >> brad, brad, brad! i'll take over both of you till i'm blue in the face and no one will hear and everybody keep talking and do a little dance or you can wait your turn and talk when she is done. karen you have to do the same thing because otherwise it's a cable dance. people yelling and nobody hearing anything! karen, finish third quarter and then

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kri some supporters wanted to make a competition with private companies. >>> a former sunday school teacherof killing and raping 8-year-old sandra cantu. melissa huckaby went when the judge read the charges. prosecutors could take a couple of months before deciding whether to seek the death penalty. can tu's body was found in a suitcase in april. >> the price tag for fighting california wildfires is now more than $60 million and fire season still has months to go. nearly a dozen fires are burning across the state. some are close to being contained. some are relieved to go back home but they are still cautious. no relief yet. >> last year, california spent $300 million fighting fires. in just six weeks. the state now has $519 million in the firefighting budget. >>> a man accused of stalking miley cyrus, she was there filming the movie "the last song." he told police that he was secretly engaged to her. >>> so we're looking at hurricane weather. chris is in for bob. >> there's a tropical wave continuing to make its way from the southeastern central bahamas and will affect the central united s

. >>> the first women's fight on the main card at a mixed martial arts event, kris santos beating ginah. that's sports. >>> people aresd during civil rights protests in birmingham are getting a clean slate, but some say they don't want it. why they consider their arrest a badge of honor. >>> authorities are checking into a ransom demand involving a freighter that mysteriously vanished last month. it was sent with the finland-based company that owns the ship called the "arctic sea." contact was lost with the freighter, its cargo of timber and the 15-member russian crew. they vanished while in the atlantic on july 28th. french marines say the ship is likely near cape verde off west africa. finnish investigators say they are not sure if the demand for ransom is legit or not. four days before the ship disappeared, the crusade it had been attacked by hijackers in swedish waters. authorities say if the ransom is, in fact, legitimate, it may be from a second group of hijackers. >>> police in olympia, washington, shot and killed a patient in a hospital emergency room. now investigators want to

>> her mother kris is one of my dear, dear friends.ut she's waited a long time. >> we call her k.j. because my mom's mom is m.j. >> she won't let us call her grandma. >> she said if you ever, ever. let's go back to khloe. >> you had a great run on "the apprentice." >> yeah. >> then kim came out with a great exercise video. >> yeah. >> helped you lose 20 pounds in four weeks. is that true? >> well, it wasn't four -- it was probably like what six, seven weeks. >> and khloe jump-started it with what, was it? >> jump rope. >> that always worked for me. >> i want to lose five more pounds. i'm looking for someone to lick me if they have a cold because i want to get sick. >> so wait, how did you -- >> how did you lose the 20? >> well, i actually -- i just started working out really hard. i also was -- >> you never liked the exercise stuff. >> no, but finally it was just like a way of life. i just sort of changing. i love to eat. so i don't -- i didn't change my diet that much but i did a program my mom introduced me to called quick trim. whic

. >> oh, yes, lindsay and kris are there with their pink blindfolds on. look at the new you. ♪ she's a lady! >> whoa! >> okay. all right you guys ready? take off your blindfolds. >> oh. >> all right, mom, ready? judy, here's your mirror. >> oh. >> how gorgeous do you look? >> oh, that's fine. >> oh, you like it? >> louis the hair. >> yes. inedible, right? >> look at that. look at that. >> go on. >> just to show how aging the color is. we took away that sort of dull hair that had just a little bit of gray coming in. >> and the style, too. >> and gave her layers with more height on top. >> and bangs. >> bangs! got bangs. kathie lee bangs. >> yes, do love those. >> what do you think of your mom? >> she looks gorgeous. >> amazing. >> the outfit is adorable. >> yes. >> she needed a dress for a night out in new york city so this is some white house/black market. and if you need a set of pearls, these are great from talbots, it's one necklace. >> oh, that's absolute lay adorable. >> so you like? >> yes, i do. >> it's a whole new you. >> for the baseball game ton

. >> one thing rod and kris tal are no longer suspects, but misty's story is inconsistent as it was from day one. >> this is christy corn well from several years ago when her now teenage son was a baby. each passing day in her disappearance is agonizing for her family who prays for her safe return. >> this is christie's mother and richard cornwell. they're asking for your help tonight. what are police telling you? >> well, they're just telling us that they've not found her yet. >> we know she was abducted. there's no question about it. the evidence spells that. >> let's stop and remember army staff sergeant robert stanley, 27 from virginia killed iraq on a third tour, awarded the bronze star and purple heart. served in new orleans after katrina. loved cooking and collecting guns and rocks. favorite author, tom clancy. dreamed of being a cop and starting a family. leaves behind his parent, one sister, widow jamie. robert stanley, american hero. thanks to our guests but especially to you and good night from new york control room. good night, brett, norm, stacy, and happy birthday to the de

kris is right. when you look at the sgestion from the administration on a totality of the circumstances it's similar to what the admiral has described. >> it has really coming down to that particular right. and the voluntariness in. i would align with mr. kris, bringing the sitis military commission will not matter. i think we probably can reach some common ground between what i would consider between a balancing test using voluntariness in and what the administration's position is right now. >> thank you. senator lieberman? >> thanks, mr. chairman. chairman levin asked admiral macdonald the question -- a rhetorical question of, why would you try any of these people in a military commission setting as our bill requires? and i thought your answer, admiral macdonald, was compelling and very principled and to a certain extent, i suppose, what i really want to do is ask the question from a different perspeive of mr. johnson and mr. kris, which is why would one prefer -- why would anyone prefer to try pe