trading day with malcolm poly. malcolm, welcome back. earlier on, you mentioned that in health care, you do think it could take a hit today on the back of president obama's speech last night. but one subsector that you like is what you called info mattock. i'm assuming that means electronic medical reports and if so, give me some of the names there and why you like them. >> right. the name that we like the most is actually united healthcare. medicalinfomattock business within united healthcare is fairly small, but it's very rapidly growing. we realize that you get exposure to the health care insurance industry, but we think there are very well situated in order to take advantage of that. >> and so do you own it? what disclosures do you have, number one, and number two, why would you own unh if you said the sector is going to take a hit today based on the president's comments last night? we've owned unh since the early part of this year. within the organization. i do not own it personally. but just within the organization. but we like the

finally, a guy you want to spend -- a late-round player on malcolm kelly of the redskins.6'4" and they really like him a lot. jason campbell needs that big target in the red zone and i think malcolm kelly could be it -- he's now the starter for the redskins. fantasy news available free on espn.com. >> we're getting you ready for the football season. do not miss the blitz preseason special, we'll be breaking down all 32 nfl t ♪ ♪ >> coming up on espnews. coors and cable cars -- take your pick. we check in on colorado and san fran in the wild card chase. after punching an opponent, oregon's star running back gets suspended for the season. but there is a catch. brett favre didn't take any hits in friday's game -- well, except one big hit to the wallet. and, the williams sisters dance their way into the sweet 16 at the u.s. open. espnews coming your way now. ♪ captioning by captionmax >> welcome inside the espnews studios. with mike yam, anish shroff here to keep you current. we head into the labor day weekend with the rockies the wild card leader but plenty of work to do. >>

loomis malcolm. >> you made the actual malcolm? >> yeah. and i'm friends with malcolm, i gave him the script. he read it and he goes, is this how you see me? you think i'm this much of a [ bleep ]? >> really? >> that's what he said to me. >> i made dr. loomis like he's a sellout. he's trying to make tons of money off the tragedy and i based it on a vincent bugliosi manson murder. you have the family members mourning the victims and then the guy writing best-selling books and b movies. >> there are tons of people like -- >> oh, yeah. so dr. loomis is like a dr. phil guy now. >> i gotcha. like you'd see him on "larry king". >> oh, yeah yeah. >> you have a talk show scene -- >> sort of based on your show. >> how is it based on my show and why wasn't i asked to be in it? >> i didn't think you'd do it for the money. >> oh. >> i thought to make dr. loomis more ridiculous is to is a jimmy kimmel type show and he'll try to be a serious doctor. meanwhile, another guest is sitting here. i thought we need to find a guest to make him look pathetic, so

finally, a guy you want to spend -- a late-round player on malcolm kelly of the redskins.4" and they really like him a lot. jason campbell needs that big target in the red zone and i think malcolm kelly could be it -- he's now the starter for the redskins. fantasy news available free on espn.com. >> we're getting you ready for the football season. do not miss the blitz preseason special, we'll be breaking down all 32 nfl t ♪ ♪ >> coming up on espnews. coors and cable cars -- take your pick. we check in on colorado and san fran in the wild card chase. after punching an opponent, oregon's star running back gets suspended for the season. but there is a catch. brett favre didn't take any hits in friday's game -- well, except one big hit to the wallet. and, the williams sisters dance their way into the sweet 16 at the u.s. open. espnews coming your way now. ♪ captioning by captionmax >> welcome inside the espnews studios. with mike yam, anish shroff here to keep you current. we head into the labor day weekend with the rockies the wild card leader but plenty of work to do. >> an

malcolm kelly will be the team's number two receiver. kelly showed flashes of his potential throughout the preseason. he made it impossible for the coaches to keep him off the field. now he replaces antwaan randle el in the lineup. he literally got everything that came his way. one coach told me kelly already has the best hands on the entire team. you can see that throughout the preseason. zorn said this is what he was hoping to see during kelly's rookie season last year. kelly was limited toive games because of injuries. as for winning the starting job, kelly says it's great, but he knows there will be plenty of balls to go around. >> it means a lot. i look at it like football. it's a game. whoever is number two, we are going to make plays on the football field. whether it's him, me or somebody else, we are all going to play. i don't look too much into this. it's an opponent, a real good opponent. we have to bring our a-game to win. >> you can't cover malcolm one-on-one. the teams are going to realize real quick in the season. as long a

that kid malcolm -- "malcolm in the middle." >> my team -- on my team, the one guy you would know ishat you know in the league, like frankie muniz, we got michael clarke duncan, snoop doggy dogg. [ laughter ] we got -- i'm trying to think else. ice cube. it's hard, like, to play against ice cube because you, like, listen to the records and he's like, "yay, yay." you know -- [ laughter ] is he a gangster or a basketball player? and then his son is playing with him, and they both thugs. i love it. [ laughter ] >> carson: you don't want to foul ice cube. >> got you scared. man, that's the whole nwa coming at you. >> carson: that's what i'm saying. >> yeah. but he's a great guy. he's a great guy. >> carson: that sounds like fun. >> it's just a whole bunch of fun. >> carson: have you been watching it right now? it's going crazy. everybody's hoping for lebron versus kobe. >> the deal is this. i want to see lebron and kobe go at it so that the fans can see, like -- okay. some people think kobe's the best. some people think lebron is the best. so the only way to settle the score is, let's se

the country that raised martin luther king and malcolm x, and they got holidays.m now more that they are dead. how can you have world peace? the slogan is the people. the country is being consoled, righteous, the law up holding the underlying factors our country is controlling, the majority of government and the economy, it became a monopoly, one controls many. i am not saying wheat -- not say we should leave our brothers and sisters alone before want to make a change, we are going all the way across the seat when we have people in our neighborhoods who are dying from disease. people in our neighborhood don't know how to read. it seems if our people we don't want to be bothered because grown people in brooklyn are starving, young girls who have never met their father, a young person who contemplates suicide, the best thing about canada was carter, their heah care. the greatest untry in the world on welfare. i feel bad for my brothers and sisters who felt that tsunami. we had our own tsunami. our tsunami came in the form of crack. it hit blacks so hartebeests took

williams caught 61 a season ago and malcolm sheppard, two-time cap dan all-s.e.c. performer on the defensive front, number two tackler last year. second down and ten. dennis johnson now in the back field, he'll empty that back field over to the wing on the left side. mallett, throws, high and oh, johnson is hit the ball comes out and it's going to be incomplete. >> todd: right way you see georgia, knowing what they have to do in this game, number one, get to ryan mallett on first down play, they forced a low throw, this time they hit him as he threw it. he gets the pass out of there but ends oun his back. that's a big thing for georgia tonight. they've got to make ryan mallett uncomfortable. if they can't, they won't have say chance of stopping this offense. >> referee: jones, big safety, 6'2", 215 laid the wood to him and knocked that ball out of there. now third down and ten. only three of out ten in the season opener but 3 for 3 on fourth down in that season opener. flags on the field for the first time tonight. >> todd: now third and 15. >> referee: prior to th

michelle malcolm joins us from the rocky mountains. put that in there because he's been accused, by people like you, when he goes out on the world's stage of being on an "apology" tour. >> yeah, i think he was definitely having a little moment there with that and protesting too much, i think. talk about "drinking the juice," they were drinking something at the u.n. general assembly and it's actually -- it's quite disspiritting because i think the subtext of self-loathing was read by everybody there and properly interpreted as trashing this country and its great values and great exceptionalism and i think that when you talk about defense, it makes this country great and unique. you are sending a message to the rest of the world that we are on an equal, moral plain as the country is run into the ground by dictators. >> michelle, i was wondering, too, if he was playing to "i'm not george bush," was he playing to the rest of the world or america? he brought upright away, first thing i did was close gitmo, then we don't torture from now on

redskins receiver malcolm kelly knows johnson well. >> he is a real humble dude and never thinks that -- as good as he is, he never thinks he is that good. i say -- he is a cool today and a big dude that can run and jump. amazing athlete, man. really, really amazing athlete. that's the thing. he continues to get better. >> malcolm kelly, calvin johnson trained together in the offseason in atlanta. all right. make sure you tune in to "showtime" at 7:00. talking skins, lions. hot seats and more. "the jim zorn show" follows at 7:30. sneak peek. everybody have a great weekend. coming up tonight at 7:30, folks. detroit lions are the opponents on sunday. a team that lost 19 straight games. just tell me they are not about -- >> no. the record, their record, all those things makes no difference. every team including us prepare for them as though -- it is a brand-new day. brand-new game. >> don't pay attention to that. don't read that stuff. 19 in your mind. >> i zn have to. you are the first -- i'm hearing it. i'm hearing it as we go. it doesn't matter. >> it doesn't matter the lions had a 10

finally, a guy you want to spend -- a late-round player on malcolm kelly of the redskins.ly like him a lot. jason campbell needs that big target in the red zone and i think malcolm kelly could be it -- he's now the starter for the redskins. fantasy news available free on espn.com. ♪ ♪ >> coming up on espnews. coors and cable cars -- take your pick. we check in on colorado and san fran in the wild card chase. after punching an opponent, oregon's star running back gets suspended for the season. but there is a catch. brett favre didn't take any hits in friday's game -- well, except one big hit to the wallet. and, the williams sisters dance their way into the sweet 16 at the u.s. open. espnews coming your way now. ♪ captioning by captionmax >> welcome inside the espnews studios. with mike yam, anish shroff here to keep you current. we head into the labor day weekend with the rockies the wild card leader but plenty of work to do. >> anish, if you talk to colorado rockies fans they'll tell you the postseason is not right now but every game they play is absolutely crucial. headin

. >> rob malcolm has more. >> three people have lost their lives in accidents or 32. the latest accident was last thursday. >> on reported to, police were running order today. on thursday, brian isnora was killed when making a left-hand turn into his neighborhood. >> the post and into the southbound lane that he got hit by a large pickup truck. he passed away right here. >> this accident prompted questions to the government for emergency funds. >> we said that we had to do everything we could to get this made sipper immediately. he agreed and said that he would immediately get in touch with the dawn of transportation folks in seung-hui to do. >> howard county police say that this section of reverted to his dangerous because of high speed and lack of dedicated turn lanes. >> it takes the main flow from cars that are turning. it would be a significant contribution. >> dr. emery had been active in pushing for safety improvements. his brother is helpful that because of his brother's death, something will be done. >> it takes something like this to bring it home. hopefully

malcolm kelly knows johnson well. >> he's a real humble dude, man, so he never thinks, as good as hes, that he's that good. like i said, he's just a cool dude, man. he can run and jump. amazing athlete. he never thinks he's that good, so he just continues to get better. >> he works out with calvin johnson in the off-season in atlanta. tune in tomorrow night. it's show time at 7:00. join us to talk about the skins and lions game. the jim zorn show follows at 7:30. >>> our high school football game of the week, that's just a taste. let's get it going. the warriors trying to extend their winning streak to 18 games and came out strong. merit finds an open space, cuts it back right about here and he's in there for the touchdown. scherrwood shuts them out 10-0. >>> let's take a trip over to the cougars. orchard with the ball. right up the gut. he had a heck of the game. sassou, 33 carries, 253 yards. >>> we're in the chopper now, flying over virginia. loudoun county against liberty. fields it and he is gone. even the pilot in the chopper couldn't believe it. the speed of spindal. gets into

mar thatwood and malcolm both lost husbands. they try to help in anyway, including hug. >>>people get upset and come to the booth. if it means taking them aside and talking to them we do that. >>reporter: nearly 300 motorcycle skwuss driving in are all guided. >>we have a little bit of a way to go. >>anything that helps is great. >>reporter: they'll raise more than $100,000. in baltimore, i'm gigi barnett, wjz eyewitness news. >>a great group. since 1983 they've helped more than 300 city officers wounded in the line of duty. >>>a coaching pioneer was honored today for breaking barrier inside high school spots. parfield high school honored the coach today. she accepted a black honoring her husband. he was the first black basketball coach in the county. he coached basketball and track while his time there. >>>the ravens are getting ready for the first game of the regular season. right here is the only place tomorrow to watch the season opener. the ravens take on the kansas city chiefs tomorrow at 1:00 exclusively right here. by the way t birds are double digit favorites. l

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. >> coach zorn confirming today that malcolm kelly will start at wide receiver opposite santana mosse about this on our website wusa9.com. >>> baseball now. congrats to the nats and os. combined to reach this morning 70 games below 500. does that deserve a clap? thank you very much. last night, together they gave up 10 home runs. nats hosting phillies tonight again. adam dunn did his part. two hits this evening including that in the 1st for his 93rd r.b.i. of the year. tied at 4 in the 8th when jayson werth and pedro feliz go back-to-back. nats trailing 6-5 in the 9th done up again with a chance to tie this ballgame but he lines into the old double play and that's it. nats lose 6-5. fenway, os visiting the sox. fancy with that. bases loaded. victor martinez emptying all the boxes with a double. 7-0 os fall. in new york tonight, three

. >>> it appears malcolm kelly got the number 2 receiving job. kelly provides the big target jason campbell has been craving. expect and announcement from jim zorn tomorrow. >>> four days to get ready now for james madison. ralph's biggest problem by the end of the week may having to do with the swine flu. there are now 139 cases of h1n1 on the maryland campus including one on the football team and given how much of a petri dish a locker room can be ralph is worried it is spreading. >> it could be devastating to us if it gets contagious on our team or coaching staff what it would do for the game. i'm concerned about it very much so. >> >>> u.s. open today split results for the two seeds andy murray. note of the day is that american sweetheart melanie oudin got kicked out of her hotel in new york because she never expected to last this long in a tournament and her reservation was too short. >>> tonight at city field in new york proof that every fan wants to catch a home run regardless of his or her age as evidenced by this man. he flips upsidedown

. -- or malcolm kelly, excuse me, and devon thomas. they went out and tried to draft guys for that red zone and that red zone has been a problem. their quarterback hasn't been great in the pocket at times this year. i mean he has looked lost in the pocket at times this year. so you, as a coach, are trying to give your team an opportunity to score in the red zone right there. if that play works, it's genius, right? john: he must have saw something. you you see something up above. >> got to give the rams credit, they played it pretty well but they've been aneek imic in the red zone -- anemic in the red zone anyhow. i understand sonny's point. he's a hall of famer, it's a little different than what's going on in washington these days. john: mark schlereth, "nfl live," 4:00 eastern. chris: coming up, college ball to talk about as the u. is back. the canes ranked in the top 10 for the first time since 2005 but miami cannot look too far ahead. >> todd mcshay here. anyone else sick and tired of talking about tim tebow and colt mccoy? i know i

it's like my malcolm x, if you will. >> is it really? >> yeah. we have a clip here.kathy griffin's new movie, take a look. kathy griffin. >> she was a model. >> i told you to camera a pie in the pie holes and mommy is doing a show with regis. here, drink the tears of fame. drink up. >> she was a wife. >> hi, honey. [ laughter ] >> want to grab that light for us, dear. >> and she was a tabloid superstar. >> that's right! look at these abs! and look at the tummy tuck scars [ bleep ]! >> kathy griffin is kate gosselin. >> you don't love the kids. >> of course i love kids. have you seen my girlfriend? [ laughter ] >> george takei is jon gosselin. "kate is enough" the kate gosselin story right after an all-new mama m.d. >> wow. congratulations. kathy griffin, everybody. "official book club selection" in stores now. we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] want color that shines all year long? spend 10 minutes a month with natural instincts. it's the healthier way to blend away gray. how? it's antioxidant rich and ammonia-free. in fact the more often you use it, the healt

head coach jim zorn named malcolm kelly his number two receiver yesterday. kelly consistently performed like a starter throughout the preseason and gives the redskins that big body they've been looking for. >>> meanwhile, on the diamond, nats taking on the phillies and with the game tied at 4 in the eighth, jason wirth getting big. his 33rd home run of the season, and the phillies win it 6-5. they have seven solo home runs in the last two days. >>> in tennis, it's the u.s. open quarterfinal match between 17-year-old melanie oudin and 19-year-old caroline wozniacki. oudin had 42 unforced errors. wozniacki, the danish teenager wins it 6-2, 6-2. >>> in soccer, d.c. united hosting kansas city last night. emilio scored his ninth goal of the season. the black and red hang on to beat the wizards 1-0. d.c. united sits in a two way tie for third place in the eastern conference. that's your sports minute. i'm dan hellie. everybody have a great day. >> hurricane season is pushing full steam ahead. hurricane lindas the latest storm to form. she's far out in the pacific

a spokesperson saythe sbus was clipped by a vehicle on i295 near malcolm x. avenue southeast. there were 50 people on the bus, five passengers were hurt. the jeer -- the injuries are not life-threatening. no word on if either driver was cited. >>> following a developing story out of georgetown, so the called cuddler may have struck again. a woman said she woke up to a strange man lying xt to her around 4:00 in the mog inrnn ino the 3700 block of o. street. now the m.o ois similar to a string of attacks, including one on sunday. karen gray houston is live on the scene with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning,al soon. the so-called georgetown cuddler has struck again. the latest incident here on campus, 3700 block of o. street as you mentioned. the m.o. is about the same. twice in 24 hours, sunday an incident happened on 33rd street. police and campus security officers are very concerned about this. the m.o., the guy comes in through an unlocked doors and gets close to the victim and then leaves. this is happening as school is just beginning to get started here a

. >> reporter: as we told you yesterday coach zorn confirmed that second year man malcolm kelly will at receiver oop it is santana moss. you can hear the comments at our website, wusa9.com. >>> the nationals are one of the worst teams in the big league so it is no surprise they would struggle against one of the best. despite the struggles against the phillies the team put in a good effort. dunn had two hits including his 93rd rbi of the year. in the end the phillys are the better team and take this one, a close one 6-5. >>> the orioles were in boston last night and they didn't fair any better than the nationals. the o's fall 7-5 and they have dropped six of the last eight games. >>> there was an historic moment in baseball to note. last night in new york, derek jeter had three hits which means he tied lou gehrig for the most base hits in yankees history with 20 -- 2,721. >>> one local leader plans to use the 9/11 anniversary to help those in need. >>> and dc public schools announce an increase in enrollment numbers. you are watching 9 news now. fa need a lift? hey buddy, i appreciate

campbell is better acquainted with the jim zorn system and malcolm kelly has stepped up. and add portis and deangelo hall, the skins seem stacked and ready to go. here is what the defensive coordinate has to say about the game. >> it's different when you turn the lights on. for the rookies, the speed of the game is something they've never seen before, even faster than preseason. for veterans this is different. and for albert coming from the west to the east will be a bit of a change. so until we get a chance to let this simmer a bit. it will be difficult for everybody. for me, it's nerve-racking. personally, i can't wait until they kick bef ofcause then my stomach will settle down. i'm living off of zantac right now. >> here is a look at the geneup. o icredskins pregame at 11:30 a.m. then the cowboys take on the buccaneersality 1:00. followed by the redskins and giants at 4:15. >>> in baseball news, the washington nationals will try to take anothecrash at the marlins, squaring off down in florida at 1:10 today. the last plate nats beat the marlins on friday but struggled

. >> police arrested 34-year-old kimberly coudanan, 16-year-old marvin king, 15-year-old malcolm scott, and 16-year-old james mcbride. 11 news made attempts to speak to those involved in the attack. no one answered any of our attempts. we returned to the scene of the crime where neighbors chased us off the property shouting threats and object cents. -- obscenities. >> baltimore police investigating a stabbing involving two teenage girls. the 17-year-old and 18-year-old began fighting early friday morning. the 17-year-old pulled out a knife and stabbed the 18-year-old then left the scene with her boyfriend. the victim was treated at sinai hospital. police tracked down the teenager and her boyfriend and took them into custody. >> it is 6:12. in an effort to reduce the rate of heart disease in baltimore, city officials are trimming the fat. >> also, as flooding victims survey the damage from the massive water main break in dundalk, will my insurance cover this? maryland's insurance commissioner joins us with the answers. >> first a live picture from outside. john collins is up next with y

elements of the black church, the wordplay of a preacher like martin, the language of someone like malcolmou can also hear within it elements of the spirituals, the work songs, slavery. there are those that even trace it back to west africa. my intervention is to say tt in addition to that rich tradition of word play that we find we also have the western political traditions, strong strands. these elements of politics that have been at the center of the english nine which since its origin that have made e made the connection to trees. hip-hop at its best employers all of those. masters of the african-american oral tradition and the broader american western tradition of which that oral tradition is a part. so highly literate individuals at their best. the kinds of things they are doing, particurly when we see it on the page are really marvels of poec innovation and suggest to me a renaissance of the word this. a renaissance o the word. a reintroduction of rhythm and rhyme. >> for somebody who reads beowulf who would you compare them to? >> well, maybe just a story teller. you think about th

." >> i was allowed to get in the room and after 30 years as a working actor and then do "malcolm in the middle" for seven years and now this is just a joy and a dream. >> reporter: glenn close furthered the feeling of deja v you have emmy as secd best actress. >> i said i've been evil because corela is literally the devil. >> reporter: right. >> the so what interests me is people who -- othereople might consider they're behaving badly and then you want to figure out, why. >> that was a nail-biter. >> reporter: "30 rock" rolled to its third straight win as best comedy, star alec baldwin won his second in a row as best actor. and backstage, he teased of potential guest for the new season. >> mccartney. >> paul mccartney. >> we want mccartney to come. we're working on it. >> wouza. >> reporter: one of the night's new nners, best supporting actress as thes president on "24." >> i am gl i don't have to did a play on that stage but just now dawning on me that there were probably millions of people around the world watching. >> reporter: another first-time winner was jon cryer, best suppor

spokesperson for the transit agency says the bus was clipped bay hicle this morning on i- 295 near malcolm x avenue southeast. five of the 50 passengers were hurt but are expected to be okay. >>> same sex couples saying i do in vermont. some weddings were held at midnight. it is the fourth state to allow gay marriage. investigate follows suit in january. >>> stabbed for marriage dc.com coalition is filing an issue knife to preserve traditional marriage in the district. their goal a d.c. vote by next november or part of a special election n. may the city council approved an act to recognize same sex marriages in other states. >>> gay and unmarried couples, working mothers playing a big role in the race for governor now. bob mcdonald is defending himself against a grad school thesis he wrote. he proclaimed working mothers are detrimental to the family and the government should protect married heterosexual couples from fell nifts and could has been by take tors and for any kay tores -- fornicators. >> my opponent is trying to make that an issue, looking 20 years backwards and talking about fo

school bus driver counted on the day care services here at malcolm x.. now, the cent are and dozens more is being shut down leaving hundreds of families and 160 workers like darlene williams in the lurch. >> i did not receive my paycheck. it is a mess and mayor fenty made the mess. >> reporter: mayor fenty has eliminated the budget for the early childhood and out of school time programs for next fiscal year. it's move to privatize the system. it is forcing the closure of at least 20 child care centers. now, families have nowhere to go. >> this is a major crisis for us. >> reporter: empower d.c. is a group helping for fight the move. >> these programs were fully funded from federal money from the child care block grant and the head start funds. this was not a local budget issue. >> reporter: harry thomas chairs the department of parks and recreation. he calls what is going on out rage yuhas. he says fenty has so far ignored a request to deliver analysis of the impact of the closings and proposed privatization. he is vowing to take action. >> we have famil

finally, a guy you want to spend -- a late-round player on malcolm kelly of the redskins.6'4" and they really like him a lot. jason campbell needs that big target in the red zone and i think malcolm kelly could be it -- he's now the starter for the redskins. fantasy news available free on espn.com. >> we're getting you ready for the football season. do not miss the blitz preseason special, we'll be breaking down all 32 nfl t ♪ ♪ >> coming up on espnews. coors and cable cars -- take your pick. we check in on colorado and san fran in the wild card chase. after punching an opponent, oregon's star running back gets suspended for the season. but there is a catch. brett favre didn't take any hits in friday's game -- well, except one big hit to the wallet. and, the williams sisters dance their way into the sweet 16 at the u.s. open. espnews coming your way now. ♪ captioning by captionmax >> welcome inside the espnews studios. with mike yam, anish shroff here to keep you current. we head into the labor day weekend with the rockies the wild card leader but plenty of work to do. >>

he lost his doll malcolm to bone cancer last year so he sold all his belongings and left austin, texasdogs to bring attention to this disease and the rest is history. >> we walked 1800 miles over the last year and a half and we're going all the way to boston. >> reporter: he's joined by other animal lovers and cancer survivors like lilly, a boxer who lost her leg to bone cancer. then there's lexie who was rescued from a puppy mill and later developed breast cancer. >> the prognosis was like six months. so far she's exceeded that and she's still doing really well. >> reporter: many people are shocked to learn that dogs can get the same types of cancers as humans. , including bone cancer, lung cancer, breast cancer and lymphoma. better care and dogs living longer are leading to earlier diagnosis. >> dogs are older and develop age-related diseases. one of those is cancers. >> reporter: they hope this walk will bring awareness and funding to this frightening issue. >> this is as much a memorial as it is a celebration. all these people have lost, been touched by canine cancer yet they're he

they drafted three guys in the second round, malcolm kelly they g got, devin thomas, fred davis. they haven't produced for them. they have issues in the red zone. >> in the red zone. they have to unleash the quarterback and let him play. they're very conservative with the quarterback's play now. that's hurting them too along with the red zone. >> nothing is working in the red zone. 20 seconds left. team under the most pressure to win week three, you can always hit the line. >> i go with tennessee titans. they cannot go 0-3. >> i agree. they cannot go 0-3 now. that's not good. >> that will do it for this's edition of "nfl live >> welcome to "jim rome is burning." i'm jeff chadiha filling in for jim and i have a great wednesday show. vitali klitschko will join me. san diego chargers linebacker shaun phillips will check in as our latest correspondent. first, here is what i'm burning on. [captioning made possible by espn, inc.] >> mr. burress said that he apologized to his family, to his wife, his son, to his unborn daughter. he thanked them for their support. he apologized to fans a

. >> after we told you yesterday, malcolm kelly won the three-day battle for the number two receiverde it official, saying he earned the nod ahead of randall-el and devon thomas. 4:15 start on fox this sunday. >> oh. >> can't wait for the game. we'll have doc walker and dave russ live at the meadow lands for the pregame she beginning at 11:30 in the morning. >> can't believe it's starting. >> thank you, feldy. >>> and this is the real deal, too. >> we need to know what the weather is going to be like. >> reporter: pretty good up there. >> in new york. >> straight to it. >> and i had this -- not necessarily about football but something else. this storm off the coast is going to do what it wants to do and if it flows down, the staffic jam in the isl hiltane ertmohe is stilthe and there could be showers does. that matter, though? >> no. >> going to be football unless there is lot inspection. >> right. it's going to be a tough game. no doubt. >> yeah. >> here's the live pictures from our tower cam and look towards the downtown here and sitting up here northwest and you can see still some

it would be nice if malcolm kelly had more than one catch. it would be nce in devon thomas had one catch. it would be nice if fred davis contributed. they spent three second round draft picks on these guys last year and they did nothing last year and in week one, they did nothing. >> i know i'm he asking for a whole lot here but how about this from jim zorn. 0 points is all we're ask. >> and don't give up 2. we'll see you again in the next hour. hears your line-up for sunday. 11:30, redskins -- the geico redskin pregame and the game at 1:00 followed by the post-game wrap-up appear the geico sports extra at 11:10. >>> a frightening find for one construction worker in texas. he was working on a home when he found this a 12-foot long python wrapped around the insulation in the garage. animal control officers were called in to take it away. they took the snake to a pet store. officers say the python was big enough to kill a dog or even a small child. >> scary. >> i'm he so glad you get to do the football stuff. >> you didn't want to do it? >> i w

that's why we need to see the maturation of malcolm kelly and devin thomas and fred davis.did not see that yesterday. hopefully those guys will evolve. but you did see it from a guy like antwaan randle el. you know from his pittsburgh days this is a guy they keep trying to move out of the starting lineup and they did yesterday and started malcolm kelly. yet he almost had 100 yards receiving. if you're not getting it from santana and the young guys, this offense is really going to spurt and it did yesterday mightily against the giants. second year in a row, you cannot fall behind 16-0, 17-0 and expect to win on the roads against a really good team like the giants. >> no, but you can beat a team like the rams or the lions, the next opponents for the redskins. do you change anything or just go in thinking hey, we're going to win playing the same way we've been playing. >> reporter: i felt like we were hearing from the first george bush in office yesterday because everybody wassaying stay the course, stay the course. i felt like jason campbell was saying there's no need to pani

feel going to the motor city will cure all that ails this struggling offense, well, wide receiver malcolmly had a different take. >> no, we're not looking at a team where we can go this against those guys. the way we've been playing, they might be looking at us like that. >> that is the truth. you know they're sitting in detroit, saying hey, the redskins are coming to down, a chance to break the streak. >> based on the comments on the skins unsensorred web site and yesterday's booing was not enough for the fans to feel better. >> that's kind of rough. >> you're welcome to send your comments, log on to wusatv9.com. >> the fan base is angry and i've seen this before but never this early and never after a win like this. but they see some things that they don't want to. >> whoo. we do, too. >> and do your high heels leave you feeling hobbled? coming up next, a catwalk workout to minimize the pain. >>> and don't forget we're always on wusatv9.com. stay with us. the living well segment is next. i've had asthma forever. i've had asthma for 5 years. 10 years. i used to wonder why my controller me

a very successful stamp with malcolm x. >> kroft: so, these are all clients?ler: yes, these are all clients. >> kroft: the agency has created web sites for all its deceased clients, and maintains and revives their fan clubs. >> roesler: we get at least 15 million hits a day that come through this building for the different clients that we represent. >> kroft: it is all part of a legal and entertainment niche that roesler pioneered more than 25 years ago after graduating from law school. where did that idea come from? >> roesler: i thought it'd be nice to be an agent. but i really couldn't... being from indiana, i really couldn't represent anybody famous because everybody living would have already been represented. so, really, the only opportunity was to represent deceased people. and i happened to notice that deceased personalities didn't have really any protection. >> kroft: until roesler came along in the early '80s, a celebrity's right to control or profit from their good name was buried along with them. their heirs had virtually no say in how their loved o

malcolm kelly already in the top two. >> you don't know what is going to happen. >> i know hier is youngeruys have already improved on the proseason. >> and there is a guy like marco mitchell. >> is he going to play? >> i think -- >> let me throw another name out there. let's talk about jason campbell for i asecond. this is -- by all indications, it is going it be a make or break year for jason campbell. for him to have i good year, doesn't have it to start with the nonessive line. >> absolutely t-perk. we saw that the proseason. starting offensive line did not yield a sack. they will be after jason campbell throughout the game. if the offensive line can keep him upright and give him time to find the targets, he can have a good year. all he needs to do is stay upright and throw the touchdowns. >> here is what you're mixing. he's already predicted 10-#. that is the kiss of death. >> that is not a good sign. we'll join you during the next hour. we'll talk more about the red skin and maybe get indications from all of you what you think the soap is going to be like -- season is going to be lik

you know, i just got finished reading that latest book by malcolm gladwell, "the outliers," and he talkso it, get there at 7:00 in the morning, and leave at 5:00 at night, and these kids are creating and going to college at record numbers. so some proof, you stay in school longer, you dabble a bit. >>> president obama, tour guide -- there's my rant for the day. he took his sister, mia, his wife on a tour of the capitol. the entire first family tagged along for the field trip. made stops at the usual tourist spots like the jefferson memorial and the washington monument. and tamron, i read that full report, and i just say, that's one of the reasons you want to be president. you get to go look at the monuments late at night like that and get a private tour. this is a beautiful city here. >> it is a beautiful city, and nora, brought me back to the whole story we did about longer school hours. see, it's cool to be more hands-on like that. >> if you can see these monuments rather than reading about them and see the history. you have to go hand-in-hand. you can't just be stuck inside the school

we should note according to joseph malcolm.hina's stats are based on recorded production which differs from u.s. stocks which are based on exports and actualing spending figures by consumaries and governments. we dug this up courtesy of the aei. take a look at this, retail sales up 15%. year over year. the first half of '09 according to china's government but this reflects the rate of shipments to retailers because we don't know what consumers have actually bought. they also make the point interestingly that thanks to the china stimulus plan a lot of these washing machines had been shipped to consumers but a lot of these consumers don't necessarily have the resources to run these machines so they were sent back. >> these are great points. this is why the chinese recovery is a domestic recovery. it's not an export-driven one and it's about producing. and it's not necessarily seeing the kind of domestic followthrough but with all of the criticism of the japanese demand -- skchl the chinese dat a number of people who do a very goo

southbound 295 past malcolm x accident activity tieing up all by the right two lanes. so busy commute out of southeast washington. inbound lanes are open but a slow crawl across the anacostia bridge to the freeway. inbound 50 the wreck out of buoy on the shoulder, delays pagsle scene and out of 410 riverdale to northeast washington. outer loop slow, college park into silver spring. this is what we're looking at at colesville road. we have reports of standing water on the inner loop from georgia avenue back toward colesville along the left side so be careful there. it's like a 20-mile back up southbound out of 270 out of germantown toward the american legion bridge. two separate accidents have cleared. now we're dealing with a stalled car before the bridge tieing up the second lane from the right. river road an accident, and very slow past the accident scene but all lanes are open. if you're traveling in virginia along 66, it's heavy and slow out of manassas through centerville and again leaving fair oaks through vienna toward the capital beltway. the beltway slow from

on first down they took a shot to malcolm kelly, which i liked. this is a little dump-off that you see all the time. clinton portis gets down inside the 1-yard line. here's your critical play. the defining moment and you can't get it with your stud running back clinton portis who is arguably, potentially a hall of famer and you've got to figure out a way to score and they can't. >> first of all, your defining moment should not come 7 minutes into a game against a team that lost 19 straight games. fourth quarter the redskins went down the field twice. >> once that play happened, the fourth down with clinton portis that failed. you saw the shrug of the shoulders by the offense. it was like a collective sigh. it was like oh, no, here we go again. we saw this against the rams. >> why give up that early in the game. >> because they have no momentum. there is nothing there that says this -- that jason campbell is going to lead us down the field and score on a repeated basis. and that'she problem. if you have a guy like tom brady or peyton manning, you h

row motion to dismiss been -- h been distant, a beautiful young woman smiled and looked at me in malcolm x's eyes in the famous picture of him, never smiled, shos suddenly got up and touched my shoulder very gently, stroked it kind of thafully and she whispered, thank you. 'cause they had never heard a poem by a black man before. she said could i bring that become home and show it to my mom? i was so happy. i would have given her my car. and the next day she came in and she memorized one of the poems, the great famous poem ballad of a dream deferred. what happens to a dream deferred? does it - does it dry up like a raisin in the sun? the next day i was fired. i was fired for reading that and other poems of langston hughes. they have this list just like today langston hughes was an eighth grade poet and i read him in fourth grade. so the formal charge against me if i recall this was on the front page of the "new york times" because people were serious about it. the charge was curriculum deviation. and the "boston globe," our local paper, of course, played with this and the headline was rh

malcolm fo those super-duper reformers want to get everything done as possible,t is not fast enough. i think is much wiser and a uralistic democracy to leave the pace of change up to the ordinary american people because that reduces the fear factor and to see the extent which people had to say things about this bill they have never said before shows you how desperate the opposition is to crank up the fear factor. you can just crank it up by talking abou socialized medicine. there are four groups of people on socialized medicine, one is everybody over 65, one is that trends, one is people on medicaid, mostly poor and the others the people who complain about socialized medine, screaming and shouing, the congress of the united states. they go downstairs, they get sick and go to walter reed. how come we can have that? so, here is the bottom line in this book. first of all it is a lot of fun this book. there is a chapter on how a lot of other countries do it. there is a chapter on what you should do about the 12 myths the conservatives tell about health care in t public option in here are

looked at me with that look in malcolm x's eyes with that famous look at him. never smiled. she suddenly got up and came around the whole room, came up and touched my shoulder very gently, stroked it kind of thankfully and she whispered, thank you. 'cause they'd never heard a poem by a black man before and she said could i bring that book -- could i bring tha book home and show it to my mom. i was so happy. i would have given her my car. the next day she came in and she memorized one of the poems, the great famous poem ballad, which has those famous lines, what happens to dream deferred? does it -- does it dry up like a raisin in the sun? and the next day i was fired. i was fired for reading that and other poems of langston hughes. they had this list that just like today that said langston hughes was an eighth grade poet. and i'd read him in fourth grade so the formal charge against me, if i recall thisas on the front page of the "new york times" because people were astonished. the charge was curriculum deviation and the "boston globe," our local paper, of course, played wit

. >> host: washington, d.c., up next is malcolm, independent caller g. ahead. >> caller: i work in the washington, d.c. area and basically when the agricultural, farmers are feeling the pinch, we feel it, as well, because we are funded by farmers. we have had to cut back on cost, had to cut back on, you know, we won't be getting increases for the next couple years and basically feeling what farmers are feeling around the country. right now texas is going through a huge drought right now and california dealing with the fires or whatever. so not only are we impacted by the economy as a whole, but being impacted by climate issues that is directly impacting food cost and so on. >> host: you are with agricultural lobby, but you are still working v. they laid off some staff already or what? >> caller: yes. yes, they have. >> host: what kind of work do you do for the organization? >> caller: i'm an office manager. >> host: thanks for the call, buffalo. next up is is delia, from buffalo g. ahead on the democrat line. >> caller: make a couple comments. it is hard

elsewhere, a big problem on 295 to be avoided at malcolm x. delays from the beltway northbound.. >>> thank you, ashley. >>> 7:30 now on this wednesday morning, september 23rd, 2009. an energetic contingent is with us here in rockefeller plaza. we'll send al outside to keep them all company in just a bit. i'm meredith vieira alongside matt uer. and just ahead, more on that story of a pregnant woman who accidentally received another couple's embryo. we talked to that woman and her husband on monday. well, in a moment, the other couple, the genetic parents of the embryo, speak out in an exclusive, live interview. and that baby due to be born next week or the week after. >> yeah. it's a fascinating story. also heartbreaking in some senses. >>> also ahead, a dramatic accident caught on tape. look how close this car comes to slamming right into that little girl who was walked on the sidewalk. how she walked away unharmed, just ahead. >>> plus, an amazing twist to a story that we brought to you on tuesday. three long-lost siblings who found each other by chance. well, we have found the

southbound south capitol at malcolm x avenunu >>> 8:00 now on a friday morning.it's the 11th day of september, 2009. and after a pretty good run of weather over the last week and a half or so, we've got some rain on the plaza this morning. but you know what? we've also got some hearty people enjoying themselves hopefully even though it's a little windy and cool this morning. >> yes. very fall-like. >> hopefully the rain gets in here and gets out of here. >> not so much. >> hopefully the rain -- >> in case you need it. i'll be the -- whatever you call it. >> it's not so bad right now. out on the plaza i'm matt lauer along with meredith vieira and al roker. a couple with an interesting story. >> he wanted to do something very creative so he put the ring in the milk shake, assumed she's find the ring. she missed it. she swallowed it. she didn't believe himntil she saw the x-ray. but the big question, given that, did they actually get married? we're going to find out in just a moment. >> i hate to pass judgment on that story. >>> anyway, certainly feels like fall aro

but prior to that you and david halberstam and malcolm brown and that still had this profile, and people still can get upset to this day what b what they think did you to the whole vietnam war. what's your take ton all of these years later? were you right? >> i think we were right. >> what does that mean, being right? >> we told -- we reported what was really happening in vietnam. the command in those early years, general harkins and the ambassador general -- about a ambassador million to tee, were convinced they were winning the war. and the regime was respecteded by the population. it was a myth. it was a total myth. they were losing the war. there wasn't respect even by his own people. he'd come down for a speech at the national assembly, which was a phony body he selected, you'd see the civil servants assembled. they'd lie down and go to sleep in the street. it was incredible. and we would go out to the countryside. and the military advisors like john vann, would tell us that the war was being lost. and then we would go out on military operations and see it ourselves. we'd go back to