there's no cure for lupus. it's chronic, it lasts a lifetime. >> it can be treated. >> it can be treated but there hasn't been a new drug for lupus in 52 years. we hope to have a new drug from a maryland company in december. >> 52. what do you take now? >> um... prednisone. is one of the major drugs they use for it. and there's another drug called plaquinone we've used for 51 years. >> how do you feel now? >> i'm feeling good. i rest when i need rest. one day i could be ready to walk around the track and the next day, barely walk up the stores. >> get your rest, we have a lot of walking to do. >> this is the third year we've done this. already we're going to go over 1,000 walkers. >> there are 35,000 people in the state of maryland who have lupus. they're finding out about us and their families are coming out. unfortunately too many teens walk in memory of someone. they know they need more awareness, people don't die because they don't get diagnosed or they don't get treatment. we have a lot of people who are l

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we have a crash along the inner loop at green spring the inner lupus very crowded.kville it willyour dissipate checking in and taking a live look at harper road you see no problems to report whatsoever. smooth ride as we make your way to 95. we have an accident up in the carson right on middletown road at 83. and 2 more in howard county in coluubia. one along the westbound lanes of route 32 and columbia pike and another on columbia pike traveling north at route 100. that's the traffic edge. back to you. >>> hree days ahead of schedule the first casino in the state of maryland now open for businees. fichlt anybody ready tt my slots? >>repprter: hollywood casino in perfectyville opened the doors at 8:00 o'clock this morning. they had a soft opening on saturday and things went so well, then, state gaming offfcialsssigned the license sunday paving the way for today's early opening. >> normally i do something productive on monday morning like play golf. or do some or recreational thing but i said let's deviate from mm normall% activity and why not tty and gamble. -ú>>rep

livv look right now and you will night outer lupus going to be jammed and speeds clocking in att21 úilesur right now and the conggstion wwll continue as we make our way to towns he said. here's delaney valley road and it will bb slow along the inner outer oop here and see relief as you make yourr% way to parkville and the volume will continue for those traveling on the 83 south bound lanes are really going to impact if down to the belt way and dealing with several accidents in the city and overturned carton winds mill road and 2 on belaire road at mary avenue and white avenue.. fortunately the northeest corridor of 95 and 60 miles per houu traveling orth through the white marsh area. thattis the traffic edge report,,now back to you. >> thank you lauren. fall starts tomorrowwbut it is still going to feel like summer for a few more days. >> vytas tells us all about aa% heat wave open the way. >>> look at that. stands for spectttors come crrshing down. coming up. how many people were hurt at this car race in brazii. brazii. ->( music playing ) - we know technology can make you more connecte

said there was little progress when it comes to preventing unattended pregnancies, diseases such as lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, lung cancer in women, and dementia. dr. ethyl cyrus is one of the leading authoritying on osteoporosis. the bone thinning condition affecting mostly women that leaves them vulnerable to fractures. she specializes in that disease after she saw its terrible effects on her mother. who suffered two fractures in her vertebrae. >> in those days you were told you had osteoporosis when you broke something. she was left with a curve of her back that chronically caused pain and messed up her quality of life. >> reporter: today, bone density tests can tell if a woman is developing osteoporosis. several medications can reduce the risk of fractures. it is one of the areas that shows how progress can be made in women's health. everyone wants that kind of progress in all these areas that effect health of women. and the report urges that scientists keep in mind for biological and social reasons, women can respond differently to treatments for all kinds of diseases. >> robert ba

could i have lupus? hold.^ >>> good morning, how are you doing?n we return to prison for our final interview with wayne williams, we had one question he was not expecting. what wayne had written about being recruited for espionage training as a teenager at a secret government camp hidden in the woods near this north georgia lake, where he was given what could amount to a license to kill. it's called, finding myself. what's finding myself? it reads like an autobiography. >> go ahead. i'm listening. >> it's an account of your cia training. >> we're not going to get into that. >> why not? >> we're not going to get into that. >> i got a copy of it. >> yeah, but we're not going to get into it. >> why not? >> we're just simply not going to get into that. >> by his account, wayne was fresh out of high school, just 18 years old, when he was approached by an associate of an old world war ii spy living in the atlanta area and was initiated into a secret world. you're not going to answer a single question on this? >> no, ma'am. >> is it fake? is it fictional

could i have lupus? >> larry: the book is "making our democracy work."nuing in the election phase, why don't -- if we're a democracy, why not a popular election? why electoral votes? >> that's a very interesting question. i know why it grew up. it grew up i believe i know a little history about it. very interesting thing at that time founding how do we select the president, popular vote? communication is tough. transportation was tough. how would the people out in georgia know about the candidates up in maine? well, let's have congress elect the president. no, no, that will give them too much power. so if you look at the electoral college, what it does it is creates a special congress. the membership is the number of representatives in the house plus the number of senators. so it and it said the legislatures will select the method for choosing those special members of that special congress and they will select the president. well, over time it's made some errors and it's made some not errors and people get used to institutions. >> larry: but with modern

could i have lupus? >>> welcome back. check in with joe johns for the latest news you need to know right now. >> hey, john. virginia's governor has just rejected a clemency request for a death row inmate for a woman to be scheduled for execution. teresa lewis is now set to die by lethal injection thursday evening. >>> six men are under arrest in britain in connection with an alleged terrorist plot against pope benedict 16th. he is fine. today he became the first pope ever to pray in the westminster cathedral. >>> there are two storms to keep an eye on. hurricane karl is expected to cause torrential flooding and mexico. in the atlantic hurricane igor could hit bermuda late sunday >>> president obama sidestepped today by naming elizabeth warren. she'll set up the new government protection agency. >> from now on consumers will also have a powerful watchdog, a tough independent watchdogs who job it is is to stand up for their financial interests, for their families futures. >> john, it seemed like he avoided a side show. but

could i have lupus? time to face the pollen that used to make me sneeze... my eyes water. but now zyrtec®, the fastest 24-hour allergy relief, comes in a liquid gel. zyrtec® liquid gels work fast, so i can love the air®. >>> the second day after wayne williams was seen on the chattahoochee river bridge, the body of nathaniel cater washed up downstream. he was a down on his luck drunk, 28 years old, but small, weighing under 150 pounds. again, the medical examiner said cater could have been killed, quote, with a choke hold, trapping the neck in the crook of the arm. his would be the last body found in the atlanta murders. the 27th male victim. at cater's funeral, wayne williams' father, homer, took this photo for "the atlanta world" newspaper. on june 3rd, the fbi brought wayne in for a long night of questioning. wayne agreed to a lie detector test. >> he was as composed and calm as you can get. got 26 bodies out there in the woods and rivers and he's sitting there in total control. >> reporter: richard radcliff was the fbi polygraph examiner. >> i said i don't care what yo

could i have lupus?are counting the votes as they come in zen states, and the district of columbia, and we will go to rick sanchez for a preview. >> you are right, john. as you go through the polls, and new york will close at 9:00, but delaware is closing at 8:00. that is, you know, as you have been saying tonight, that is the big one. also, we have new hampshire closing at 8:00. d.c. is closing at 8:00 and wisconsin to 9:00, but as you break it down, we will get a lot of the results as we get into this. so you will be sticking around, because i need your help, john. >> i will be here. >> okay. i have you and gloria. >> all right. until then though we will be back with rick in a minute, but president obama yesterday used the words i feel your pain, and in a way it reminded some of 19 a guy, of course, who was 8 years ago old in 1992. our offbeat reporter pete domenic who wanted to explore this promise. >> hey, john king, i graduated in high school, '93. john, every night on the show, you talk about jobs,

could i have lupus? >> larry: in your previous life as a character actress.ol together or they would say, wasn't that a great party last night, i'd be like, i wasn't at that party. >> larry: what about loss of privacy? >> that's a little challenging. >> larry: are new tabloids yet? >> no. i'm not like a magnet for news, but just -- >> larry: they'll find something. >> maybe. who knows and that's all right with me. i'm not bothered by that. >> larry: it will be that you have a boyfriend. >> i have a boyfriend. >> larry: and your wife doesn't know. >> that will be so unbelievable, larry. >> larry: how close are the characters when you play that is it you. >> i don't have to dig very far for these people. i think it's trying to be a good human being keeps me from being sue sylvester in my waking life. i do have a part of me that is arrogant and that thinks i know all of the answers. >> larry: you think that comes from living, having to hide a secret? >> maybe. i just think i'm wired that way, too. i think it's just kind of my defense. and i've had enough therapy

could i have lupus?outside the united states supreme court today for the justice. watch. >> justice breyer, i was wondering how you feel about the fact that now there are three women on the supreme court and how that might change things or not change things. >> how do i feel? fine. will it change things? yep. how? probably for the better. how? justice byron white explained this to me years ago. he said with every new appointment, with every new appointment, the whole thing changes. you can't be sure how. but you know one person will make a difference to that dynamic. on the first part, i was walking with senator kennedy after i'd been appointed. ruth ginsburg had been appointed before. and a reporter from a jewish newspaper came up and said -- this is in logan airport -- and she said, what do you feel about two jews being on the supreme court? >> larry: you and her? >> yeah, meaning me and ruth ginsburg. my reaction and senator kennedy's was identical. the answer, fine. just like that. fine. and the day

could i have lupus? >>> back with our group to continue the conversation.ins generating a ton of buzz, was an essay by the former house speaker newt gingrich earlier this week. he said that to understand barack obama, you had to understand that he had a kenyan anti-colonial world view. that has many of the president's supporters up in arms. among them, bill maher, who was on "larry king" last night. listen. >> how are they going to outfirebreathe each other? it's only 2010 and we're having newt gingrich, as we were talking about before, calling him an anti-colonial loud tribesman. loud tribesman. that's the new kenyan, larry. kenyan, of course, was code for [ bleep ] but that's where they are. they can't say it out loud. but that's where this whole campaign is going to be. you asked about racism, it's all about racism. they cannot fathom this idea that there is a black president. >> michael steele is the republican party's first african-american chairman. it's an issue i raised with him earlier today. >> former speaker of the house, a man who is moving arou

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could i have lupus? >>> okay.ean, come on. she can -- she can tweet with don lemon, come on. >> and she has recorded messages to congress. and this one is on youtube. she recorded this message about don't ask, don't tell. she has called up senators and telling people to call up the senators themselves, and she actually called up the two senators from where she is from. so take a listen to this message. >> okay. >> mailbox is full. goodbye. >> i have called both of the senators that operate in my district. i will not stop calling until i reach them and i can leave them this message. i am a constituent of the senator. my name is stephanie joanne angelina german ata, also known as lady gaga. i am calling to ask the senator to vote with senator's harry reid and carl levin to repeal don't ask, don't tell. >> and she is a big supporter of gay rights. i was watching the vmas the other night and she went with some service members who had been discharged under don't ask, don't tell. >> that's right. and we want to show you

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could i have lupus? >>> welcome back. up. he's cnn anchor rick sanchez and author of the new book "conventional idiocy." i'm glad you woke up this morning to get in here to talk to us, rick. >> i had a little help from my wife, my kids and my dog. >> that's right. and you finally made it here. yeah. i want to ask you, though. you are watching this happen. all of this unfold. some of the big upsets on primary night in places like alaska and delaware where everyone said they don't have a shot and it was, you know, grass roots and a lot of angst that really brought these people that didn't have any experience in the political world into a new role. what's going on in america right now? >> well, the reason i named my book "conventional idiocy" is because for the amongest time we're told there's a conventional wisdom out there. these pundits, so-called experts appearing on television telling us this is the way this is the way this has to be and there's americans getting together, they're engaged, they're getting together in so

could i have lupus? >>> welcome back to the most news in the morning. let's talk taxes.s the hot button topic on capitol hill now that congress is back in session. the big debate, whether to extend the bush tax cuts. it didn't take long for senate minority leader long to throw down the gauntlet. >> americans, mr. president, have had it. they're tired of democratic leaders in washington pursuing the same government driven programs that have done nothing but add to the debt and the burden of government. we can't allow this administration to demand that small business owners in this country pay for its own fiscal recklessness. and that's why i'm introducing legislation today that ensures that no one in this country will pay higher income taxes next year than they are right now. >> maybe it's because all these democrats and republicans got plenty of rest during their congressional break. our congressional correspondent brianna keilar is live in washington this morning. brianna, we're back into session just waun day. and they're firing back and forth at each other as if they