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solomon: ray lewis got the ball out. ngata is the recipient of ray lewis's work. look at that. he had good hands to pluck it up off the ground. the big guys can really bend over. look at the nifty footwork. holding the ball, maybe in the wrong arm. put it on the outside arm. nice. nice play by haloti ngata. sharing the ball with the fans. kevin: lewis told us last night, he said we usually respond after a loss, and under harbaugh they are not going to go to 13-4 -- they will now go 13-4 a weak aft -- week after a loss. for those of you expecting to see "60 minutes" you're watching the nfl on cbs, and the game between the baltimore ravens and the st. louis rams, this is kevin along with solomon, and our score is 37-7 baltimore, "60 minutes" will be seen in its entirety immediately following this game except on the west coast. the ensuing kickoff, it comes from the 50 because of the personal foul, unsportsmanlike conduct. what a way to celebrate for haloti ngata. fumble recovery, vacuuming it in and taking it in for the touchdown. enjoy your cbs fantasy sports teams on your mobil

laws against child labor the vote for women in the minimum wage and if you had more time and david lewis is canada's see and ideology reflects something very wrong with our nation today bro phrase from daniel quinn david lewis is the poster child for a great forgetting in america at such a young age he feels invincible as most young people do many things he'll never need those government programs that he deems socialist would stance and medicaid in the past at least young voters still believed in the positive role of government to help their grandparents and help those who were poor but today's brainwash young people want to scrap the entire system are the products of thirty years of reeducation in our schools that have forced f.d.r.'s new deal in the history of labor off the pages of our history books are the products of a broken down news media that no longer gives people the facts needed to make a well informed vote they are the product of hundreds of right wing think tanks that spew lies as if they were facts same social security's a ponzi scheme but all of her recipients are usually

after a 45-year run the mda announced jerry lewis retired and not by choice.n has more. >> reporter: they became jerry's kids. >> i think you're so adorable. >> reporter: over the last half century no one raised more money than comic genius jerry lewis. >> when i was born i was so ugly the doctor slapped my mother. >> reporter: tonight's telethon ushers a new younger host. the 85-year-old who has inspired a generation of comedians is being pushed aside has the country's funnymen angry. >> after all these years you're telling me jerry lewis has no presence? >> i wish i could explain this to you but it's kind of disconcerting. >> if this is the way we're going culturally, go all the way and tell grandpa we don't need him for thanksgiving. >> reporter: here at the famed laugh factory, comedians upset at jerry's ousting are paying their own labor day fund-raiser as a tribute. >> in my 42 years, i've seen a great deal of injustice, this ranks up to the top. >> reporter: jerry lewis was dean martin's straight man. going solo he made a string of movies like "the nutt

no jerry lewis?s seems like the least favorable outcome for everybody involved, to not allow jerry lewis to have some presence on this telethon. it would be great for tv, great for the organization, great for everybody involved to have that moment. and i think that -- and there was movement to have jerry on the show, even this week. i think they were going to record him singing you'll never walk alone with a 33-piece orchestra at the hotel on thursday. on wednesday morning, that session was canceled. that gives you an idea of how fluid this all is. i think that it's an indication of the conflict between the mda officials and jerry lewis, that this was never able to come to a -- an agreeable conclusion. >> yeah. most unfortunate. john, go ahead and get to the bottom of that story and get back on the air. all curious, about what in the world is going on there. >> talk to me in a few days. we'll know. >> will do. >>> a new arrival at the central park zoo had her debut on the "today" show. irene hope was

limit deal last month wasn't quite good enough and the interesting thing about this is that david lewis is only twenty six years old and he along with others in his generation who bought into the tea party and flock to ron paul have a lot in common with robert ludlum is fictional character jason bourne is a whole segment of young people just now coming of age to vote who have no idea where they came from where they are and seem to just barely remember their own names just like jason bourne the only difference is these tea partiers aren't trained in lethal and in combat aren't on some noble revenge mission even though some might think they are here's a louis defended his john boehner is a socialist remark later in the same interview here's somebody that refuses to phase out social security what i would do as a u.s. house member is worked it pays out social security totally one hundred percent. that includes medicare medicaid food stamps these are socialist policies that. surprisingly he didn't tack on that onto that list laws against child labor the vote for women in the minimum wage may

kevin: 36-year-old ray lewis with 10 tackles today. here's a look at cadillac williams, who has had his share of injuries. he, of course, was a high pick by the tampa bay buccaneers. he missed 22 games because of knee injuries in 2007 and 2008 but he's not missed a single game in the last two years, and is the back-up to steven jackson who did start today and that surprised a lot of people. i think john harbaugh was probably not expecting him after jackson had not taken any credible snaps in practice this week for the rams here in st. louis. solomon: but steven jackson is one of those players that you can give him some rest during the week and still get a good game out of him. you see josh mcdaniel studying his play call sheet. >> ref: after reviewing the play the ruling on the field stands. baltimore will be charged with a time-out. fourth down. kevin: they will get the ball anyway. on the punt coming up from jones of the st. louis rams. solomon: i don't know if that time-out will help you so much, with 3:20 left on the clock. and a 3

lewis, carl lewis. you're on the ballot. what was this fight about?ther you're actually a new jerseyite? >> that's what it was about. they were saying the amount of time i had my residency there. when we gave out information, it was approved. when i got down to it, i'm a new jersey person, raised there, went to school there. went away to start by business then went back to serve. they tried to challenge the time i came back. >> why should you be a state senator from new jersey? this is my favorite question, the ted kennedy question. why should you be a state senator up? >> it's a number of things, chris. this past few years i've been going around the world. studies, what i do. i speak to kids. i go to schools. i've witnessed the change in our education. that's a big issue for me. i see how we're being challenged globally where i go to china or india and those kids are educated, they speak english and they're trying to go on the internet to find jobs. so when i bring that back here, that knowledge back here, i'm working in schools. i'm a volunteer in m

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lewis black, thank you. good luck. >> thanks very much. >>> coming up next, my primetime exclusive with the great goldie hawn. four decades in hollywood and that very famous family of hers. >>> oh, i'm alive. i blew it. i blew it! oh, boy, i really blew it. >> take it easy. boy, you're lucky i broke in. >> why did you? >> i thought you were dying. >> well, that was the whole idea. now why don't you go back and mind your own business, like everybody else in new york city. >> that was the break-through moment for my next guest, goldie hawn won the oscar for the 1969 film "cactus flower." now she's the author of "ten mindful minutes" giving our chipper and ourselves social and emotional skills to reduce stress and anxiety for healthier, happier lives. goldie, how are you? >> i'm so well, thank you. >> do you know when you won that oscar in 1969 for that performance, i was four years old. and now here we are and you look younger than me. >> no, not at all, not at all. >> do you know what i'm so pleased about. i'

>> jennifer lewis >>>> margaret susan lewis >> ye wei liang >> and my son, our shining star, our spirit of christmas. i love you forever, i like you for always, as long as i am living, at my baby will be. and my cousin, when they made you, they broke the mold. you are a loving and wonderful ben you were a loving and wonderful father and the greatest grandfather that ever lived. and their colleagues, david from sweden. your mother, your sister, and your brother are here and they say hello and a love you and miss you. >> and my son, who we love and miss a very much. his mother, his sister, his younger brother, his cousin, is on go -- his uncle, and his wife, and his beautiful daughter, who is very special and 10 years old. we all love you very much. we miss you. >> thank you. >> orasri liangthanasarn >> daniel f. libretti >> ralph licciardi >> edward lichtschein >> steven barry lillianthal >> carlos r. lillo >> craig damian lilore >> arnold a. lim >> darya lin >> wei rong lin >> nickie l. lindo >> thomas v. linehan, jr. >> robert thomas linnane >> alan p. linton, jr. >> diane theresa lipa

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we're joined by the man himself, carl lewis. mr. lewis, congratulations. you're on the ballot.was this fight about, whether you're actually a new jerseyite or what? >> yeah, they were saying the amount of time i had my residency there. but the reality was when we first gave out information to the law judge, he approved it. when i got down to it, i'm a new jersey person. i was raised there, i went to school there and moved away to go to college and start my business and then moved back to serve. they just tried to challenge that time that i came back. >> why should you be a state senator from new jersey? this is my favorite question the ted kennedy question. why should you be a state senator up in trenton? >> well, the thing is it's a number of things, chris. you know, this past year, few years, i've been going around the world studies, what i do, i speak to kids, i go to schools and i witnessed the change in our education because that's a big issue for me. i see how we're being challenged globally, where i go to china or india and those kids are educated, they speak english and

jerry lewis. [ applause ] >> lewis has hosted that telethon since it began in 1966.esterday's program though managed to raise a whopping $61 million. >>> well, a lot of you don't have to work today. but this labor day is one man's last day on the job. why this bay area business is closing after 68 years. >>> coming up on "the early show," tropical storm lee brings more than a foot of rain and tornadoes to the deep south and threatens more severe flash flooding as it moves northeast this week, we will have the latest from hard-hit louisiana. >>> and president obama goes to detroit for labor day. we will hear more about his visit and what he will have to say later this week in his jobs speech. we will also catch up with sarah palin who is not declared but kind of on the trail right now. we will talk about all of the candidates with g.o.p. senator and tea party favorite jim demint. >>> also this morning, the inspiring story of an alabama town devastated by a deadly tornado and the town's only doctor is working to rebuild. coming up on "the early show." ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

jerry lewis. [ applause ] >> he was host of the telethon since it began in 1966. the muscular dystrophy association announced that he would not host, but they did not say why. but he had retired. and lewis has refused to comment. >>> rafael nadal sent quite a scare during a press conference at the u.s. open today. take a look. again, apparently it was just a painful leg cramp. he was talking to reporters when he suddenly stopped talking. he was ordered to leave the room as medical staff were called in. he was on the floor for about 10 minutes, but eventually he got back up and continued the press conference. we'll be right back. >>> the giants needed to sweep the diamondbacks this weekend after losing last night. they needed to win the series. after today, they will need to win every game to have a shot at the playoffs. mark, start the clock. there might be a better chance of them batting clean up. he took a shutout into the 7th, but ryan roberts homers to start a 4-1 rally. the d-backs win 4-1, now fourgames up. >> we left ourselves no margin for error now. hey,

-- absence of jerry lewis.ast night the new host said lewis retired. >>> cycling fans converged for a unique race through downtown san francisco. coming up, a 40-year-old tradition plays out in the heart of the city. and it's going to be a warm week in parts of the bay area. our meteorologist rosemary orozco tells you how hot it will get. >>> watch bay area news at 7 and the newscast on your computer or on your mobile device. we are streaming live at ktvu.com. starting my progresso soup for lunch plan, huh. nope, just having some tender chicken and some tasty noodles. let's see...south western vegetables...60 calories. ya' know those jeans look nice. they do? yup. so you were checking me yup. out? [ male announcer ] progresso. 40 soups 100 calories or less. being sent to the back of a freezer. and it's all because someone said "tacos." old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. >>> tropical storm lee remained a headache in the south andsoutheastern united states. and tennessee a grandfather's quick thinking save

the lewis cam is saying nothing.t really happened behind the scenes and whether this was handled appropriately. david brenner got his start on "the tonight show" and can be found on "comedy central." i know you are indebted to jerry lewis because he told the world how great you were when you were not as well known as you are now. jerry lewis is 85 years old. this is what happens. even when you are 40 years old. your tv appeal is slipping and the next thing you know you are not hosting anymore. it can happen. even deck clark came out and said part of the keefe is knowing when it's time to leave. some folks are saying it is time for him to leave. other folks say it was handled outrageously even if that is the case. >> i think it's outrageous. it's terrible. but it's not surprising. because the tv executives like corporate executives. painting by numbers, they squeeze you until you no longer produce any money for them. then they to us out like a used condom. it's very common. i think that's the case here. they did it to

sylvia nasser and michael lewis. sylvia naser's coming out with grand pursuit: the story of economic genius. michael lewis, boomerang: travels in the third world. what can you tell us about these two books, bob? >> well, sylvia nasser is probably best known for her last book which is "a beautiful mind." it was a bestseller about a mathematician, john nash. it was helped by the fact that it became a movie with russell crowe, so she has a big following. i think what she's trying to do is take economics which has been called sort of the dismal science and add some humanity, personality to it. i just began, and she comes across -- this, to me, was a new idea that 150 years ago or so the idea that most people were doomed to live lives filled with poverty and despair was an accepted given. and she traces how that has changed over 200 years or 150 years. >> jason boog, what about michael lewis? >> i'm really looking forward to this book, actually. his last book, "the big short," looked at the economic meltdown and how the s

. >>> comedian jerry lewis has >>> comedian jerry lewis has hosted the annual labor day telethon to raise for muscular dystrophy since 1966 until this weekend. the 85-year-old lewis announced he was retiring from the telethon back in may, but the show went on with huge photos of him decorating the stage and the event raised more than $61 million, more than last year. it was in fact the most successful telethon since the financial meltdown in 2008. >>> one of the headlines that greeted us on this labor day, the us postal service is in such bad financial shape it may have to shut down this winter. it's a problem that's been in the making for a long time. the postal service lost $8.5 billion last year, and it has been working on ways to cut costs including closing thousands of locations around the country. nbc's roger o'neill now, more on the impact that losing the town post office could have. >> reporter: it may be antiquated in our digital world. >> i believe i got a package. >> reporter: it's the way neil rogers stays connected. >> pick my bills up every morning at quarter it to 9:00, and

george lewis is live in utah with the details.eorge p. >> reporter: behind me in the hospital, 21-year-old bran do that wright is expected to make a full recovery thanks to a group of ordinary citizens who pulled him from beneath in a flaming automobile. without them, key hahe could ha burned to death. moments after the car collided with wright's motorcycle, local 911 switchboards lit up. >> i don't know if it's going to explode or not. >> reporter: wright a student at utah state university is alive this morning because of the kindness of strangers. a group of people who rushed into rescue him as he was trapped under the car that hit his motorcycle, rupturing the gas tank. >> he know there is angels out there. >> reporter: brandon was conscious as a small group of people tried unsuccessfully to lift the car. >> he says he remembers everything that happened, spitting out blood and not being able to talk. >> reporter: more rescuers arrived and disregarding the danger of fire or explosion, they tipped car far enough so brandon could

cnbc contributor keith boykin is editor of "daily voice" and matt lewis is with us.oon to you. michele bachmann is she still relevant in this race, keith? >> she's going to be relevant because she's the only female candidate in the race but i think the media is trying to make her a third fiddle because mitt romney and rick perry seem to be getting all of the attention. last night it seemed to be sort of the more of the same. i don't think she stood out but i don't think that rick perry didn't stand up very much last night. he was flat and it hurt him as well. >> is it the media that sort of relegating michele bachmann to the second or perhaps even third tier status or the polls? numbers have dropped and no coincidence that as hers have dropped, perry's numbers have surged. is michele bachmann's fall because of rick perry's rise? >> i think so. you are right. it's weird. you get in these debates but then they don't ask you questions and you're like sitting there for 20 minutes and that does obviously hurt the candidates who are excluded. having said that, michele bach

well, the same three-judge panel awarded lewis a spot on the ballot just nine days ago. here, as i said. we'll be right back. so, how was school today ? i have to be a tree in the school play. good. you like trees. well, i like climbing them, but i've never been one. good point. ( captain ) this is your captain speaking. annie gets to be the princess. oh... but she has to kiss a boy. and he's dressed up like a big green frog ! ewww. ( announcer ) fly without putting your life on pause. be yourself nonstop. american airlines. delivering mail, medicine and packages. yet they're closing thousands of offices, slashing service, and want to lay off over 100,000 workers. the postal service is recording financial losses, but not for reasons you might think. the problem ? a burden no other agency or company bears. a 2006 law that drains 5 billion a year from post-office revenue while the postal service is forced to overpay billions more into federal accounts. congress created this problem, and congress can fix it. today i own 165 wendy's restaurants. and i get my financing from g

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george lewis, nbc news, murray, utah. >> and that is our broadcast on a thursday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> goods evening, and thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang in for raj mathai. >> it's a bleak picture for the housing market. new numbers are fueled by high unemployment and a high cost of living. foreclosures surged dramatically last month compared to the same time last year.

george lewis, nbc news, los angeles. >> amazing story. >>> up next here tonight, could it be? new rules on the patting down of small children at our airports. e >>> this is the lead story on local news in chicago tonight. smoke from a forest fire in northern minnesota, over 400 miles away, is getting pushed into chicago -- look at that -- out ahead of a cold front. air quality warnings went out while they fight the fire on what is an otherwise beautiful early fall day. you'd never know it's september looking at the roasting temperatures in some places, like dallas/ft. worth today at 107. that makes a record 70 days of 100 plus temperatures for that city this year alone. that record has stood since 1980. houston hit 102 degrees today, breaking a 99-year-old record for the hottest september 13th on record. >>> and look at what our friend mike seidel sent us from the weather channel. he noticed this satellite photo of the mud roaring down the susquehanna into the chesapeake bay. that's delaware there in the middle, and the tip of cape may, new jersey, visible off to the far right

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. >> reporter: lewis says he realizes the concept is infalam story. >> that was the point to get people to pay attention. nobody can deny this has caused a debate on campus, around the state and around the country. >> reporter: lewis went on to offer an apology to anyone who was offended. he says the bake sale will take place tomorrow morning at 10:00 here. and opponents have plannrall >> thank you. >>> so, is it a good idea? or have students gone too far? you can share your thoughts with us on our website, at n nbcbayarea.c nbcbayarea.com. >>> friends and family of michelle le want to thank the community for supporting them during our long and arduous search for the missing nursing student. the family has organized a vigil tomorrow night on the four-month anniversary of le's disappearance. they're asking the public to come to oakland samuel mer university. her former friend, giselle esteban, accused of killing her. >>> thousands of mysterious medical mistakes happen at hospitals around the country every year. tonight, locked up nurses admit one deadly mistake would not have happened on

our report from nbc's george lewis. >> reporter: this video provides the closest view yet of the p-51 mustang, a world war ii fighter slamming into the ground. [ screaming ] >> reporter: ben cecil in the bleachers with his family shot the video. >> to be honest it's hard for me to talk about. there was about one to one and a half seconds he was pointed right at us. i started to flinch and then, miraculously for my family, he pulled up and misses the bleachers. >> reporter: the video and earlier released still photos show part of the tail section called a trim tab missing. investigators from the ntsb found it over the weekend. the plane also carried a video camera and flight data recorder. the information stored on memory cards like this one. investigators think they have recovered some of the cards and they are hoping to find useful data. the plane had been heavily modified for racing -- the wings clipped and the engine souped up for speed. the pilot, 74-year-old jimmy leeward. >> i know the speed. i know it will do the speed. the systems aren't proven yet. we think they're going to b

george lewis, nbc news, san diego. >>> now to the latest natural disaster we have been covering. in the northeast, entire towns are still submerged after the double jeopardy of flooding from hurricane irene and now tropical storm lee. the susquehanna river is moving massive amounts of water tonight. new york, virginia and maryland are experiencing major flooding and the river reached record levels in pennsylvania where nbc's anne thompson has been covering it all. anne, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. the path of destruction here in the wilkes-barre area was determined by the leave vies and even though some are under extreme stress tonight, they are holding. but here in west pittston, many homes and many lives have been devastated. it was a day of unnerving discovery. >> that's my sister's house and we're katty corner to her. >> reporter: but water made it impossible for katy callaghan to get to what she's lost. >> it's disgust. disgust. it's your home. >> reporter: whole neighborhoods in west pittston swallowed up by the susquehanna river. >> that's where the riv

we have a science-equipment-related report, it's indicated in the survey conducted by eric lewis from the high school area team, and that information, those tables, are on pages eight through 25, and they give the survey results. we do not have sufficient materials in health or languages to give one book per student and those tables are on pages five and six. for health, we have provided a class set for each teacher, for world language class the insufficiencies lissed in the report now have been resolved or soon will be. i'd like to public pli -- publicly thank the curriculum resources office who have worked diligently to provide sites with materials as requests are received. since the enof july, they have prepared textbook orders, transferred books from one site to another and packed boxes to send out from the district warehouse. we are also grateful to the staff in the purchasing office, especially susan chan and to eric lewis from the high school team for their exceptional work and support in this process. i'll be glad to answer any questions you may have at this time. >> can we re

wall for more lewis hamilton dominates friday's practice for the italian grow up to spinning out of the previous hole where one race in belgium. cost so heavy the tally to its code takes a fifteen kilogram edge into his w.b.c. title defense. and silences talk of the time and. now the initial steps have been taken to rebuild like i want jaroslav all i saw off the wednesday's plane crash kills thirty six of their players and coaching staff as the bosses of the kontinental hockey league have also teams to give up some of their players to create a new side to ensure the club's future well meantime thirty seven year old former russian captain alex and yashin says he'll come out of retirement and rejoin that's when he played for three years from coach. has once again agreed to. manage the club it's hope to see him can be formed in time to take part in the new season which has been suspended until next monday when we want lockers stadium has been turned into a shrine for the stars that died twenty five players and eleven coaching staff were among the forty three dead when their jet crashed int

george lewis, nbc news, los angeles. >> meg whitman is back in the game after running ebay and failing in a political bid. she will now run hewlett-packard as hp's new chief executive. the board installed whitman today. the last ceo was there less than a year. hp struggled with poor earnings but the strategy to get out of the personal computer business is expected to remain in place under whitman. >>> when we come back here tonight, don't forget about that satellite hurtling toward earth for an arrival tomorrow. we just don't know exactly where or when yet. [ male announcer ] when you come to new york from a place like detroit, no one expects you to influence the world of fashion. but when you grew up surrounded by rock 'n' roll and heavy industry, you just might make a name for yourself. ♪ that's what a blue-collar attitude can do in a white-collar world. ♪ now lease the all-new 2011 chrysler 300 for $339 a month for well-qualified lessees. >>> you may want to keep the helmets on and chin straps fastened. as we get closer to friday we continue to track the remains of the dead satellit

>> george lewis, thanks. more on the second deadly crash this weekend at an air show in west virginia. the pilot was part of an acrobatic team was killed when his plane went down and burst into flames on the runway. no one on the ground was hurt. the ntsb is also investigating the cause of that accident. >>> there have been at least a half dozen air show-related crashes in this country already this year. here to talk about air show safety is nbc news aviation analyst and veteran commercial pilot john cox. john, thankfully, we haven't seen many cases of planes coming down into crowds. but that said, it is going to have to be a hard look at how we ensure crowd safety at these kinds of events. what changes might we anticipate? >> i think, lester, we're going to see a good look at the overall process, in other words, what happened to the airplane. also, what we could do to ensure crowd safety. air shows have had this kind of problem a couple of times before. there was a tragic accident in ramstein some years ago

and defender mike off for injury and therefore a portugal star lewis spiegel is bracing himself first or incest skyscraper there not because he's at one point we have nearly zero points. we have to get a good result here through to the openness to continue the competition it's going to be tough because you come from three the most. time to play out of home so to perfect. the majesty united of all holes group's leaders on tuesday united drew one wanted been in their opening match and now have major injury problems bronze and in defense with wayne rooney i.v. or hernandez and the minute video among six players rolls out meeting striker michael owen is likely to start alongside team it's our boss sir alex ferguson side have reached the final in three of the past four years but the coach insists it's not a great sign for his side as they won just one of those three finals. who was too famous. in the big room. for he would be consistent and shown this week. thing a full movie from home when there's nothing. we can do better solution. than winning because let's you move a squabble with a. g

. >> ok, so i wanted to welcome mark lewis, member of the disaster council. if you'd like to introduce yourself. >> good afternoon. i'm the deputy chief of r.p.d. >> we're thrilled to have you. thank you for coming. thank you. other comments from disaster council mexico? any announcements? -- council members? any announcements? ok, how about public comments? supervisor farrell has joined us. actually quite a while ago. we were not able to introduce him at the beginning of the meeting. anything you would like to say, supervisor? supervisor farrell: i'm fine, thanks. have a good weekend. >> if there's no public comment and no further comment, this meeting is adjourned. thank you all so much for coming. >> despite efforts street violence continues to effect san franciscans and it is not just important to be part of the gang prevention network we want to learn the best practices that you have to offer. we are going to be very active especially when we're experience the realignment. i know the chief is here to share with you what we are doing already. we won't be

the results look from their wins for tampa bay seattle green bay and san diego baltimore freshened lewis thirty seven seven also with big trees on sunday night were some francisco oakland and detroit fifteen games in total tennessee carolina pittsburgh in the new york giants also enjoying victories cleveland just squeezed out miami there by single point peace and loss to new orleans forty this year rick . has been a multi-million dollar payday for american gopher bill he won the fed ex title after beating hunter mahan in a playoff at the top championship in atlanta i moved away with just under eleven and a half million dollars half was tied with the fellow american man at the end of the final round so went to a pile fast road his luck chipping his ball from the water here to begin couple of feet of the pain and incredible shot that kept him in a match which went to a third extra hole then remain from the bunker. and then sent this part past the. amount left past needing to sink his picture a bit of pressure because it was a cut with just over eleven million dollars wasn't. a half million

quick look at the matter wins for tampa bay seattle green bay and san diego baltimore thrush that lewis said thirty seven seven also with victories on sunday night with san francisco oakland and detroit the things and games in title i tend to see carolina pittsburgh and the new york giants all getting victories to cleveland just squeezed out miami by single point that fish and i lost to new orleans forty points to thirty three. has been a multi-million dollar payday for american golfer bill haas he won the fedex title after beating hunter mahan in a playoff at the top championship in atlanta i walked away with just under eleven and a half million dollars haas was tied with fellow american man at the end of the final rancher went to play off the harsh road it's like a chipping at his ball from the water to within a couple of feet and it was an incredible shot that kept him in a match which went to a third extra hole. where my family and sent this os the cup. on the left hoss needing to sink is a victory. a bit of pressure because it was a park worth just over eleven million dollars one a

after "ebony," people like joe lewis, nat king cole, dorothy dandridge and a host of others who would be presented as the exemplar of the black customer to whom that company now needed to appeal. in its own way, beyond month, beyond the capacity to go, this is a softer form of desegregation, but one that is no less significant given this is a country built as much on the capacity to generate consumer market as it is the capacity to enjoy rights and reform lies. >> host: professor greene counties that were the title "selling the race" comes from? >> guest: yes, yes. i do want to convey we have to understand the inherent contradiction behind this because we don't want to simply see this as a teleological story, about how everything became better for african-americans. he integrated as a warning to the world of the consumer market, meant for instant that much of the vitality, much of the idiosyncrasy, much of the eclecticism of african identity began to be sort of pushed down and softened out and recognized and homogenized so that with someone like nat king cole, someone like joe lewis,

down and softballed out and homogenized so that with someone like nat king cole, someone like joe lewis, lena lea horneone is presented with a version of how to be a successful african-american, rather than all of the successful somewhat fascinating stories of how people had made their way in earlier decades. another important contradiction is, of course, that the history of african-americans going back to the founding of the country is one this which their relationship to the market is not only as individuals who are prevented from being able to consume, but as entities who are being consumed. after all, african-americans come to this country largely through slavery. and much of what one sees during the 1940s in "ebony" in the "american negro exposition," in some of the initiatives to attempt to bring african-americans in greater alignment with the market is a puzzling over how to make this turn seem credible in the face of a much longer history in which black folks were face with the the heritage of their enslavement within the united states. and i think to some degree today going wel

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host: steve, you are on the air with lewis morris.aller: how come there is a two-year wait -- i am on social security -- i was on medicaid to get my medicare. mandatory two-year wait. they said you have to wait two years to get medicaid and medicare. i don't have guest: -- guest: i don't have expertise in that part of our programs. i suggest you reach out to the medicare folks and have them explain to you what is going on at there. i don't have an answer to you, to be honest. host: debra has an email. medicaid is as critical to the welfare of our country as medicare is and we have to do everything possible to prevent fraud in that area as well. there are a couple of important aspects to the anti-fraud measures in a medicaid. every state in the country as a medicaid fraud control unit, funded by a to jazz, and we provide oversight of those -- funded by hhs, and we provide oversight of those. they have tremendous expertise, particularly in the area of long-term care at protecting the interests of medicaid beneficiaries. there also are a

first off, james lewis who is the director of the technology and public policy program at speed.ntelligence advisory board during the george w. bush administration alan paller of the sans institute teaches cybersecurity training and he was also an adviser to president clinton and president bush administrations at different levels. thank you all for being here today. we sure appreciate it. if i could start with a question for all three of you and mr. alan, we will start with you. how would you assess the cybersecurity threats currently facing the u.s., and are we doing enough to confirm them? they are exclusive, expansive, they are getting larger and getting more sophisticated and although we are doing a lot with going further and further behind every week. >> why? >> because the technology of the attackers is accelerating and the sharing of data is elegant, and our technology to stop it is not catching up and it is abysmal. >> what is the solution? >> we know what to do meaning people have found wonderful solutions across the different arena as but most people aren't doing it sin

his name is david lewis. he joins us live from columbus.>> good afternoon, craig. it's a pleasure to be on your show. >> speaker boehner, wildly popular there in that district. as we mentioned he picked up 85% of the vote in the primary last year. what makes you think you can beat him? >> craig, let me tell you a little bit about my platform. it's life, liberty and justice under god. a big part of the voting base in the eighth district in ohio are people that believe that unborn babies should not be killed by abortion. john boehner's voted for three continuing resolutions this year alone that fund the abortion giant planned parenthood. i believe in liberty from enslavement by socialism. >> mr. lewis, let me stop there you. because your position on planned parenthood is well documented. besides that position, besides john boehner's support of the federal budget, several federal budgets that include funding planned parenthood what else do you have? >> what i would do as a member of the u.s. house of representatives, is i would phase out socia

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george lewis, nbc news, los angeles. >>> political side bar now. today poll position.immy hoffa sticking by his tough labor day talk in which he called on voters to quote, take out the tea party by heading to the polls. that speech got a lot of attention from bloggers on the right who called on the white house to condemn it. they did not. hoffa says he's going to keep fighting. >> we're not backing down. what we said yesterday is right on. the answer is we've got the votes. we've got to mobilize our people. there is a were on workers. >>> we are just learning today that track star turned politician carl lewis will not get a spot on new jersey state senate ballot. a federal judge says that the nine time gold medallist does not meet the state's residency requirement. >>> and tim pawlenty took himself off the gop primary ballots finally starting to show some personality. here he is on "the colbert report." >> why did you drop out after ames? >> i was out of money. and i came in third place behind michele bachmann and ron paul. that's enough for any one person to endure. >