mary anne silber live with this story from jonesboro, georgia, hi, mary anne. >> hi, brian, right now, the town hall meeting is going on. a rowdy town hall with a heated exchange with one of the people about a question and what he said at that time. if you want a meeting on health care i'll give it to you and that's exactly what he's doing today. he entered this particular town hall meeting to some cheers and some boos and the crowd seems to be balanced on both sides of the debate. a little different than what we've seen here lately. congressman scott answers the promises of the obama administration bringing reform and introducing for the insurance companies, denying people with pre-existing conditions. and they want to lower out of of pocket expenses and offer a public option. the first question from a woman who is fighting breast cancer who is for reforming health care, but she says she's against adding to the deficit. deficit. >> this is going to cost a lot. i mean, we're already in debt with our health system now and how are we going to be able to do this? >> now while hers others

zack, welcome and mary anne, glad to have you here.heard the story, you've got to be kidding me, kids takes off, 16, makes the entire trip around the world at 16, you're self-fliming there. >> yeah, with the cam-- >> what in the world were you thinking when you want today sail around by yourself. >> i love adventure and the wholesaling thing. >> mike: wasn't four wheeling adventurous enough. most people would have accepted that. you realize, i don't know if a lot of people do. fewer people have sailed around the world solo than have gone into space, or that have climbed to mt. everest, i mean, you're a part of a very, very small minority except you did it at age 16 when you started, youngest ever to do it. was that part of the whole, i got to do this to just find out what's inside of me? >> yeah, i mean, a little of that. i wanted to get out there and experience the different oceans of the world and i've been sailing my whole life, more what i was about. i've been on boats nine years and traveled 15,000 sea miles before i had set off s

(ann-marie) retirement. >> ...pushed on the sidelines not having a vital part in the community. being disenfranchised. you know, i've had cancer several times, which i see as my real practice for growing old. i was infirmed for short periods of time and i knew i would get past it, so i didn't didn't have quite the feeling of death that dying people have. but i see that what it is is adjustments, that there are things that we can do to prepare ourselves. something as simple as that bar in the bathtub. just ways that we can use finesse instead of the brute force that we used to have, and i think that's the way exercise should go. that's the way our thinking should go. the idea that instead of competing, we're reaching out and mentoring; that our competition now are the younger people that we are helping, that we're giving our knowledge to. for you, you're describing cancer as being a circumstance to which you need to adjust, or chemotherapy. there are other kinds of major life changes like losing a job or an industry ceasing to exist. another way to look at that is to say those are

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mary ann, you told me that you have been here since 9:30 this morning. the doors will open at 6:00 p.m. eastern. how important was it for you to be here today? >> so very important that i caught a train very early this morning to get here just to pay my respects to all the kennedys, not only robert and ed but jfk as well. >> reporter: tell me about that. >> actually, i saw jfk the night before he was killed in houston and his whole speech with ask not what the country can do for you but what you can do for your country had such a powerful influence on me that i joined the peace corp at age 60 and stayed in it for eight years. it was very important to me. >> mary ann kemp, thank you for joining us. about 20 people or so who have been lining up, some from north carolina, new york, a couple of other people from massachusetts who have echoed mary ann's comments saying they felt it was just very important for them to be here today. also, a youth group, a nonprofit public service organization, members of that group have been gathering me too, because they are

mary ann is with us in illinois. mary ann, your thoughts here? >> caller: personally, i'm getting so tired of people abusing children, beating children, murdering children, and all of a sudden, they got a mental problem. they should be executed immediately, given the same rights and privileges as their child. >> yeah, this one is most difficult. had they all are and this one is fresh, because we see that cute little face, an 8-year-old boy. and you just stop and think of the size and demeanor of an 8-year-old and how he could go through this. gosh, it's unthinkable. greg hahn is with us, local news editor, idaho statesman, covering this from the get-go. greg, why? do we have any kind of motive at all why someone would do this to an innocent little guy like that? >> we haven't even -- the closest thing it gets, folks didn't seem to be very close to either of these folks. she drifted in and out with her family. you know, sometimes she was estranged from her mom, her sister. we'd hard time finding people outside of his, ehrlick's real immediate fami

again said he would not settle the class but that kind of burden. >> julie: think you bring much, mary annec to the middle east and a buddy and to an hours long battle between hamas and the militant group. it went on like this through the night and ended when the militant leader reportedly blew himself up inside a gaza mosque. officials say 24 people were killed including an 11-year-old girl. the fighting started when the radical group tried to undermine hamas rule to claim a structure version of islamic law in gaza and criticizing hamas for its cease-fire with israel. for its part hamas has tried to distance itself from the more radical groups over the u.s. still considers it a tourist group soon after deadly attack in afghanistan just days before the country's presidential election. check out the smoke room there. it happened in the afghan capital, which is coupled. a bomber blew up a car with explosives outside nato headquarters. we're told some people are dead and nearly 100 are wounded. the taliban said it is behind the bombing and threatens more attacks at voting sites next week to ma

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. >> mary ann barbosa was born and raised on the cape. always looked up to the kennedys, especially senator kennedy. >> you walk on the street and you see them, you didn't get that sense of celebrity. they didn't want you to feel that about the for all the greatness and all the great things he did, they were every day human beings. that's what made you love them more. that's why it hurts. >> reporter: a private vigil has been in process all day long. prominent members of the kennedy family have come and gone from the famed address on marchant avenue. senator john kerry and his wife stopped to talk about the flood visit the compound.from all who >> i think the family is just unbelievably grateful for the outpouring of support, of remembrances, of affection, of the love that has been felt today by everyone connected to ted kennedy but particularly vicky and teddy, jr. and patrick and kara is extraordinary. and they're just very, very grateful. >> but my husband is very thankful, very thankful. he -- we'd been expecting this. vicky told us y

. >> i know you watch the hedge fund activity a lot, mary ann. what can you tell us in terms of sentiment and in terms of actual money being moved in where's the flow right now? >> well, the last time we met i had highlighted that they really have liquidated their long position in the nasdaq. we were anticipating them going long. that's exactly what they did. and now they have a crowded long position in the nasdaq. that's somewhat negative also for technology. where they also have a heavy position is they're very short the u.s. dollar. so what's on my watch list is whether or not the dollar can put in a little bit of a bottom here. and then in the u.s. treasury market at the long end of the curve they're extremely short. so for us everything is setting up for the markets to pull back and have a flight to safety at the long end of the curve. >> what do you think about the situation in china right here? we saw that big sell-off in shanghai a couple days ago. we're hearing renewed concerns about the economic slowdown worsening perhaps there. what ar

mary's, anne arundel counties.70 in prince george's county, mid-70s in washington, fairfax, arlington counties in the mid-60s. these are the current dew points. not too humid in washington or points west and north, but dew points upper 70s around the bay, northern neck, eastern shore where it's near 70 degrees now. out in the mountains, fresh and cool, in the 50s to near 60 degrees. over the last six hours, there's a front sort of slowly sagging south from central pennsylvania, bringing some clouds into northern maryland now. here's a latest with tropical storm danny. here's washington. here's the atlantic seaboard. danny is still rather diss oshgd but it's showing some signs of getting more organized. increased in strength overnight. winds are now about 60 miles an hour with gusts to 70. about 780 miles south/southeast of ocean city, maryland. could become a hurricane tomorrow when it's off the outer banks and east of virginia beach. then on saturday it will be just to the east of ocean city and could be some heav

mary ann from reisterstown bryce, questions and answers are not possible in that forum because of the heated rhetoric from people in the audience. and jack from columbia writes. effective for the people, confusing for the politicians. because they are not hearing what they want to hear. >> to hear more responses go to our website, foxbaltimore.com, and click on our question of the day. >> and you can make your voice heard. tell your elected official what you think of the health care plan. get their phone numbers and e-mail addresses by logging onto foxbaltimore.com/your voice. >> a home for troubled youth in annapolis has been causing trouble for neighbors and first responders. the eastern point group home is located in a residential community. police say there has been 456 calls to 911 from that facility since january of 2006. firefighter was assaulted during a false alarm there sunday. neighbors worry about their own safety. >> i called the police department, and asked them what i would have to do to get a gun permit. i have not handled a gun since world war ii, but i think it is ti

mary ann, do you see this as significant, bill clinton being brought to the fold?> yes, for two reasons. it is brilliant, because he provides the stature that only a former president can provide, and if he is successful, both of them look good. if not, only clinton looks bad. the last time we had peace and prosperity and the last time we dealt with health care was under clinton. now here we are without any progress. that was the last time we had decent relationships with north korea. i think he brings quite a lot to the table. martha: i want to bring up another quotation from tina brown -- she goes on to say this -- mark, is that changing? >> i agree. i do not think he will be involved in these other debates. i think, frankly, kim jong il chose him, not barack obama. they told the families of the two women being held, that they would hand them over to bill clinton. this is a regime who was testing intercontinental ballistic missiles, nuclear weapons, and now they have the former president sitting with kim jong il, getting photographed. i think it will be limited. m

mary anne silber is live in atlanta with the latest on this, hi. >> hi, rick, c.d.c.fficials announced earlier this week, they expect the number of swine flu cases in the fall to far surpass even what we saw in the spring, fearing when kids go back to school we'll see rising cases. last check, 353 people have died from swine flu here in the u.s. so far this year, more than 5500 hospitalized and now, the military is seeing a rise in the number of cases. military personnel, like those kids in classrooms, are in close contact with each other. working and often burning together, already than 2300 swine flu case haves been confirmed in active duty and military troops and those are much higher when you count in the family members of the troops and it's over 3800 people. so, the military is now taking steps to prevent the spread. they're doing things like asking troops to sleep head to toe and also, move their bunks away from each other in order to keep them from being so close together and also, the c.d.c. is racing to try and find a vaccine. they're expected to have 40 mil

. >> thank you, mary ann.e on how to save your money, you can click on project economy on our website. also, a birder's fries and drink is changing. click on the collar to see the options that fast food chains are offering. have you been to the ravens training camp? if so, send us your pictures. >> still ahead, the debate over health-care reform has sparked protests and very packed meetings. details are coming up 6 pm. >> is the first time the maryland lottery has ever done anything like this. they are unveiling a $5 ticket that can you $1 million. details on how you my husband and i, we love to go to steakhouses i can smile, i can carry on our conversation i do most of the talking yes i wear dentures and they fit wonderful super poligrip acts as a seal between my dentures and my gums super poligrip makes eating more comfortable. even well fitting dentures can feel more comfortable with super poligrip. just a few dabs of super poligrip create a seal between your dentures and gums to make them more comfortable

mary ann, first of all nancy pelosi said that any american that dared to voice an objection in a protest is a nazi based on one isolated incident. now she is labeling protesters on american. does that not destructive rather than constructive? >>-- is that not be struck their rather than constructive? >> i think that it is a fight back from the democrats. hopefully everyone will dial the back. now you have the president' taking the lead, as he should. gregg: he was not providing leadership, you are saying? >> i think that what she was doing is that the democrats said they would fight back. gregg: i am talking about the president. you said that he was stepping in and providing leadership. >> he is the most effective weapon on this debate. he is the most effective democrat when you look at the polls. gregg: rush limbaugh increased the ante, calling deaths morocco -- calling barack obama hitler. some people found that offensive. look, are both sides not in a way guilty of inciting anger and obliterating good constructive civil discourse? >> absolutely. it is funny that nancy pelosi would say

>> peter liked mary ann. >> hmm. i hope you like hats now, peter.e them. >> is she single? >> who knows. pete can go after her either way probably. probably. >> here are some stories to watch today on abc news: >> swiss officials are working to find out the fate of three american detained after straying into iran on a hike. >> lawyers for michael jackson's mother and the executors of his estate will be in court today. katherine jackson's custody of his children is expected to be confirmed. >> and president obama headlines the celebration of a new gi bill. it's the most generous education benefits for military veterans since the end of world war ii. >> finally this half hour cancer patients are in the fight of their lives. >> it can be tough to pay the rent and buy food when you're battling enormous hospital bills. one group is trying to ease those burdens one swimmer at a time. >> it was a pries teen day across long island sound when they started getting into the water, jan johnson just one of the 15 here to swim for her family. >> i know my brother

. >> this type of rock that they are moving is the same kind that joseph and mary ann puffinberger used to build the farmhouse 10 years before the war. during the battle of ante item they sought refuge in a cave nearby, while their farmhouse was shattered with bullets from all sides. historians say it is significant to save structures like this, for the generations to come. >> they say this is going to be building a wall. >> dump the wheelbarrow and go down to the other location. >> hopefully we give them a good work ethic. that's what we are trying to instill in them before they are releaseed and get real jobs in society. >> and as the sun reaches its peek. >> we are going to lunch. beat the heat. >> learning experience. something to tell my children some day. >> in washington county. >> prison does not pay off. >> kathleen cairns, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> the maryland correctional institution in hagerstown donated the limestone, which is inindigenous to the reason. >> moved by minimum-security inmates as part of a work release program >> concern over very popular weight-loss pill. com

mary ann is in atlanta with the latest on this.ing taken to stop the spread among military personnel? >> hi again. one thing they're doing, because military personnel are in such close contact with each other, they often live and sleep together in the same quarters, they're asking them to do, if they're sleeping on bunk, sleep head to toe so they're not sneezing or cough not guilty each other's faces and move their bunks far away. the military offered to help with medical resources, with getting vaccines out once they've been developed, and also they want to help with testing for h1n1. they want to make sure they stop the spread among the ranks now so they can focus on other things they may need to focus on later. >> what prompted the u.s. military to act on stopping the spread of this? >> gregg, the military has confirmed that there has been over 2300 cases of swine flu among active duty military personnel. if you add in the families of some of those personnel, that puts the number over 3800. so that is cause for concern. again, w

mary ann clark rockefeller, man convicted of kidnapping their daughter and person of interest in a california murder. rachael ent whistle, beautiful loving daughter, sister, wife, teacher, mother, marrying ent whistle, clean cut computer programmer that pointed a gun at her and baby and shooting them both to death. megan, a bride to be could not wait to marry the love of her life she met at school. and while she planned it. markoff, accused of murdering a escort, and after that she called him a beautiful person that can not hurt a fly. the thread that connects the women are the men they were attracted to. those men are considered sociopaths. people that know the difference between right and wrong, but feel no empathy. >> why don't the women see that? they get married. they have children with these men. what aren't they seeing? >> you know, these are extremely skillful people. and i am talking about the men. that are manipulative, and can play a role on the big stage of life. >> so how could these women be with men accused of committing horrible acts and have no clue? experts say we should not

. >> with two nights consumer alert, i am mary ann bannister. >> starbucks plans to raise the prices on some of its coffee. you can log on to our website for more wbaltv.com. also, chewing tobacco could have lower health risks than smoking but it can raise the chances for a fatal stroke or heart attack. a lawsuit has been filed to sell products without permission. that story is under entertainment. my sister in gulf shores, alabama sent me pictures of some baby sea turtles hatching. >> you have to check that one out. >> sky 211 kalua over the ballpark today. mexico is taking the international championship bracket. they now advance against the winner of the winner of a game in progress right now. you can watch the ripken world series on channel 2 08 -- 208. just click on sports. >> after more than a week on the run, and in may to escape from police custody is back behind bars. >> he was handcuffed but still managed to get away. >> tonight, the stadium will be packed with people for the first ever movie night. playing on the jumbo drawn >> are you looking for something to do with the w

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he leaves behind his parents, donald and mary ann, two brothers, two sisters, his widow vicky, and twoittle girls, megan and erica. edward kramer, an american hero. thank you to all of our guests, and to you at home for being with us. see you tomorrow night, 8:00 sharp eastern, until then, good night, everybody. >>> coming up next on "issues," shocking details contained in this search warrant for the raid on dr. conrad murray's las vegas home and office. that, of course, the doctor who was with michael jackson at the time of his death. a slew of aliases in this search warrant. listed that michael jackson is said to have used to procure drugs. one of them is the name of his very own son. what do the experts have to say about that? is that as demented as it sounds? is it addict behavior? we're also going to look at the controversy surrounding jon and kate plus eight. now some are reporting that no lovers will be allowed in the reality show. so, can you still say it's reality after all that? and what about the impact on the kids. an aunt and uncle speaking out. we will have the very lates

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he leaves behind his parents, donald and mary ann, two brothers, two sisters, his widow vicky, and two little girls, megan and erica. edward kramer, an american hero. thank you to all of our guests, and to you at home for being with us. see you tomorrow night, 8:00 sharp eastern, until then, good night, everybody. >>> this is your "showbiz tonight" news break. some of what we'll be covering tonight. brand new, mind-boggling, michael jackson revelation. did he really use his own son's. >> i'm to illegally get drugs and did he really have 19 ali aalias. and why michael jackson's mom is making demands over his $2 billion estate. eminem nasty warning to mariah carey. will he release pictures of maria. "showbiz tonight" is investigating. "american idol" samuel could well caught on tape dressed up like a dog. that's your show biz news break, tv's most provocative news show. >>> next, minds boggling they said it would never last. but it's been two months, and you're still going strong. glade lasting impressions. two fragrances alternate to keep things... fresh and exciting day after day. - an

mary anne, thank you very much -- indeed, you did. who is the guy who made no -- 6:00 p.m. on fbn.f you do not get fbn -- for your own health. all right, coming up, next, you get your hands on michael jackson's glove. and then a massive identity case. is this a 911 for health care? (announcer) illness doesn't care where you live... ...or if you're already sick... ...or if you lose your job. your health insurance shouldn't either. so let's fix health care. if everyone's covered, we can make health care as affordable as possible. and the words "pre-existing condition" become a thing of the past... we're america's health insurance companies. supporting bipartisan reform that congress can build on. neil: all right, well, still tons of unanswered questions about michael jackson's death and life. the glove. that glove, the glove, it is huge, it is worth a fortune, and it is here. it is up for sale along with many of his other possessions. the ceo of an auction house joins us. this is famous for a number of reasons. a, this is the one he wore during the special. >> yes, during the moonwal

mary ann is live in atlanta. why is the military so concerned and what led to this type of action to try and stop the spread? >> hi. the military has confirmed over 2300 cases of swine flu among active duty troops and if you add to that some of the family members of active duty troops, it's over 3800. they're very concerned about it spreading. a lot of military personnel work in close contact with each other, often work in the same office and bunk together. like we see with the kids in summer camp, the virus spreading quickly, they're worried about the same thing happening to the military. >> certainly it could weaken the military troop strength. what is being done, however, to prevent the h1n1 from spreading to begin with? >> military personnel are being advised to take all sorts of precautions, including if they're bunking next to somebody, they're asking them to please head to toe rather than right next to each other to avoid coughing or sneezing in each other's faces. also they've advised people to move their

that decision will be made by you and your physician and not the insurance company. [ applause ] >> mary ann silver was there and joins us live from georgia. how did congressman scott handle those who may be don't agree with him? >> there are hundreds of people in the meeting and he calmly answered questions from over 60 of them. they each had concerns. some for reform, some opposed. one person who asked the question, was that doctor who was in that heated exchange with him last week because he had questions. he wanted to know what to tell his patients about care. one thing he voiced was he thought the government should give specific evidence how the plan would benefit his patients. until he sees that, he can't support anything like this. the debate was calm. they treated each other with respect and were civil. >> and as we've seen at many of these hundred tools -- town hall, many people are passionate when it comes to health care. what was the mood like there today? >> a lot of emotion on both sides. for some, tempers flared. some cried. they shared personal stories about how health care af

. >> gregg: that is a big question mary ann, thanks. >> julie: we're getting inundated with e-mails from hundreds of people who say they have received unsolicited e-mails from the white house. they pushed heath care reform and they want to know exactly how they got hold of the private e-mail addresses. major garrett got into the white house press secretary robert gibbs over the issue. caroline is following the rest of the story. >> reporter: fox news has filed a freedom of information act to explain how citizens got on the e-mail list. we have received hundreds of e-mails an e-mail from a senior advisor landed in their indocks. some of those people are wondering how the white house got their names and addresses. first said he received the axelrod letter via the aol internet service. >> they want a con cue it to put the message out had of people that have not contacted them in any way. they are using the aol the same way a spammer would be. >> it's not the government's right to have my e-mail address unless i'm dealing with them on a specific issue. my tax return with the irs. >> those e-

story.z9 on december 16th, sarah and her father, franklin ward graves, her husband, jay, her sister mary ann, and 11 other reasonably healthy reasonably young people set out on homemad snow shoes determined to hike over the sierra nevada and summon help in california for the rest of the party. this was essentially a suicide mission. they had no shelter they could take with ohñthem. they had only the clothes on their backs and the homemade snow shoes. they didn't know it but it was 75 miles to the nearest american settlement and it was becoming midwinter in the sierra nevada and they set off. franklin, sarah's father in particular absolutely determined that he would not watch his children and his wife starve to death in the mountains. set out to do this. they made good time for the first few days. the weather was sunny, cold and clear. made for relatively good walking there was a crust on the snow. but because it was sunny, they began to experience snow blindness, which afflicted them terribly. i don't know if you ever had snow blindnesss in but it's not fun. again, it's like walking on the

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her name is mary anne. >> mary anne. >> i can't stand her-- no, she's of fantastic and a lot of-- i've throughout my television career. >> and by the way, there are only women at the top of this show, our executive producer, all of our senior producing staff are women. i think that it's important-- >> how do you feel about that? >> i feel great about it. the show is very well-run. i'll say this, i've had male bosses and female boss, i've had wonderfulfully supportive male bosses whom i loved. and horrible bosses, male bosses. i would rather work for a woman. more compassion and when i cry, they take care of me. >> and here is the deal, i worked for a woman as well, i've worked for women, for men and i agree with you, alisyn, it's across the board although i was warned one time by a woman boss i had, and she said to me, she was actually crazy, and she said don't ever work for a woman. if you can avoid it don't ever work for a woman. >> i've heard that, too. >> and she warned me about it and you don't have a choice. >> the survey, does women want to work for women? >> in britain. i'm not

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ann marie o'neil is a deputy editor of real simple. thanks for being here.'s talk about the three steps you need to consider br you decide to buy or rent. >> first of all, you have to work out, is it worth it? an easy calculation is to work out your cost per use. do that easy calculation, that's how you work out whether it is worth it in the first place. then, work out where this item is. is it heavy? will it require shipping? if that's the case, look locally. we have a bunch of national websites where you can rent items. if they are small items where it is ease why i to ship, look nationally. >> when you want to rent electronics, if you have a big party and you want a great bose sound system. do you buy that or rent that? >> that's a place where you want to rent. if you have something inferior and you want to splash out, it makes sense to rent. >> let's talk about renting sporting equipment? let's say i want to take up surfing here in new york city, which is tough to do. should i rent a surf board or ice skates. what's the idea there? >> renting a surf boar

mary ann is at a dealership in roswell, georgia. and is it true that they have run out of new cars?0 new cars left which would qualify for the program. i'm standing in the lot until the clunker -- where the clunkers can be kept and they have to disable the engines. as part of the program they want the vehicles off the road. they are seeing quite a few suvs here at this dealership and as i said, they are running out of inventory. a lot of customers say they are here specifically because they want to get that rebate, they think it sounds like a good plan and we have one of the customers here with us, ed wallace. you came in with your wife and got two vehicles and really wanted to trade in our older vehicle, what happened? >> my avalon didn't qualify because it gets 21-miles to the gallon instead of the 18. we are here and it is classic, i call it a bait and switch, it is a common term. we're looking, i know it is not a bad thing but what i came in for isn't where i'm at right now. >> earlier you said it should be more straightforward you feel like they are going to take the rebate and

mary's, anne arundel, they are in the upper 60s to near 0 near the bay. farther to the west in prince william county, fauquier, spotsylvania,t's in the low 60s. off to mostly clear start. a little bit of haze in the air. a few high clouds in and out as the day proper grez. highs reaching the low 90s. code orange for poor air quality this afternoon. tomorrow, up around 90, rather humid and a chance of afternoon thundershowers. thursday, partly cloudy with highs in the 80s. looks like an april press sieve heat wave will come members for the weekend. morning lows in the 70s. jerry, good morning. how's the tuesday traffic? >> tom, good morning to you. good morning, everyone. doing all right. take a live look at the capital beltway around van dorn street, inner loop and outer loop, no worries. travel lanes are open. check your speeds this morning. for those of you headed west along interstate 66 from the roosevelt bridge toward the beltway, 17 minutes. only 13 minutes from the beltway to centreville. between the 229 interchanges out west, only ten minutes. hea

mary ann silber is live from a toyota dealership in roswell, georgia.h the dealership today? >> reporter: well, since the dealership opened there is a steady stream of customers and i walked in and talked to the general manager and said does it looks like you will run out of cars? theyed that 150 left unveteran and sold up to 60 a day and i said will you be able to order more and he said not until the middle of august and are looking at running out and i'm in the lot now, they are putting this clunkers because they have to destroy them, destroy the engine, before they can apply for the rebate and so that is what they have been doing and bringing them back here and a lot of them look like they're in good condition but he say it doesn't matter, if we get this money we have to disable these cars. and, i have actually talked to a lot of customers today, and they say they may not have traded their car in, had it not been for the from program and one of them is here, bob nowak and you said you came in and may not have got en here, had it not been for the reba

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mary ann is joining us from, is it trowtwood, ohio? caller: troutwood, yes. >> host: where is that located in the state? >> caller: it's right near van dale ya. i wanted to ask her who thought of the plan, where does this plan come from, and i thought other people asked some great questions about the environmental impact of the older cars, you know, what's the real cost there? and then i have a '96 dodge pickup truck, and i've got my last kid in college, i'm a single parent, and there's no way i could afford to trade this car in because i couldn't afford taking on any other payments. i don't even have health care right now because i've got my last kid in college so, gosh, i would have liked that $4500 towards health care. i think it's basically a good program, but i made an observation the last couple nights, chris matthews was showing all sorts of people protesting the health care reform, but last thursday neither one of them showed the people in washington, d.c -- c-span did -- who were marching for health care reform. and chris matt

corey writes -- mary ann writes -- and frank in philadelphia says -- if you didn't see your e-mail herego to my blog at cnn.com/caffertyfile and look for yours there. mr. blitzer. >> thank you, jack. >>> to our viewers, you're in "the situation room." happening now, student are heading back to school and they want to head off major problems with the swine flu. >>> a drug lord still in business and business is booming. one of the world's most wanted men also on the list of one of the world's wealthiest. >>> and starting over. their old jobs are gone forever. how laid-off autoworkers are trying to build new lives. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> they think they got him. u.s. officials are increasingly confident that a top taliban chief was killed by a u.s. missile strike in pakistan. his terror rap sheet is a long one and the death of baitullah mesud would have a significant impact for pakistan and for the u.s. war in afghanistan. our pentagon correspondent chris lawrence has been looking into all of this. he's got some more. chris, what's the latest? >> reporter: we

mary ann writes, i visited my friend in 1990, the year she completed an internship at senator ted kennedy'sce. it impacted me from that point on to contribute to the world in a positive way and i became a social worker. what a great story. michael posted this on facebook. we may not always believe in the same political views, but we can all believe in service to our country. ted kennedy served this great country to the day he died. he will be sorely missed. we'll be sharing more of your comments. you can go to cnn.com/robin and click on the facebook button and it will send you to facebook. dunn this about senator ted kennedy, that he was this close to being in the nfl? rafer, good morning. >> good morning. almost playing for brett favre's team. he apparently was almost a green bay packer. he was a standout football player when he played college in harvard. according to his web site, it was his senior year in 1955 that he got a letter from then head coach lyle blackburn saying they were interested in signing him. kennedy politely declined saying he was planning to go into law school and go i

. >> host: duluth minnesota mary ann, a republican line. good morning. >> caller: good morning. good morning, good morning dr. fauci. i don't know if my questions were answered by people ahead of me, but i want to ask you this: we have a two-year-old granddaughter, and i have not heard you mention at all tamiflu. what about tamiflu and anti-virus, and what are the dosages -- what is the dosage schedule? >> guest: well, tamiflu, let me just mention tamiflu. tamiflu would be available for children 1-years-old or older. tamiflu is a drug that is used influenza. it is shown to be effective in decreasing the intensity and the duration of symptoms. the policy with antiviral drugs, for something which we are preparing for now, namely a large number of individuals getting infected should be done with some fought, and in a measured response. so, if someone gets mild symptoms and is in a situation where there is flu, and that person is otherwise healthy you don't necessarily need to give an antiviral to that individual. if someone gets seriously ill and has symptoms that it's very clear a

host: duluth, minnesota, mary ann, good morning. caller: nice to talk to you.ome of my questions were answered by people ahead of me, so i want to ask you this. we have a 2-year-old granddaughter, and i have not heard you mention at all tamiflu. what about that? what is the dosing schedule? guest: well, let me just mention tamiflu. tamiflu is a drug that is used in influenza. it is shown to be effective at decreasing the intensity and the duration of symptoms. the policy with anti-viral drugs for something which we are preparing for now, namely a large number of individuals getting infected, should be done with some thought and in a measured response. so if someone gets a mild symptoms and is in a situation where there is fluke and that person is otherwise healthy, you do not miss -- where there is flu and that person is otherwise healthy, you do not need to -- if someone is seriously ill with it and has symptoms that are compromising the person, without a doubt that person should be treated. the other group is if you are a vulnerable individual -- namely, you

during an afternoon football practice yesterday t happened at kent island high school in queen anne's county. mary bubala is live this morning. >> reporter: good morning. varsity high school football players and coaches were treated for heat related symptoms. because because they were all sick at the very same time, some are questioning whether it was heat related or something else. a chaotic scene on the football field as more than a dozen players suddenly fall i will. the high number of illnesses fosters another fear, an emergency medical team starts checking for the possibility that the sick were exposed to hazardous materials or any other chemicals. >> at this time we do not have word on a hazmat issue. they all peer to have had heat related symptoms. that is common in this type of weather. >> reporter: the team has been on the field in less than an hour in the sweltering conditions. >> all the sudden i saw like 12 guys lined up against the she had over there and they were on their knees slowing up and stuff. and i saw a couple throw up. and then all the ambulances came and everything. >> repo

not forget equoia coleman, alexander wagner-trugman, junot joyner, robbie carrico, olivia mojica, anne mariekovich, danny gokey, mishavonna henson, kendall beard, aop desai and megan corkrey. [ laughter ] and that's just off the top of my head. [ laughter ] paula, you will be missed, and not just by millions of fans who celebrated your passionate, eclectic and optimistically surreal comments, but also by me, jimmy fallon, a fan. you once said, "constructive criticism is about finding something good and positive to soften the blow to the real critique of what really went on." while i don't fully understand what that means -- [ laughter ] -- nothing has ever been more true. you once told the animated cat mc skat kat something about taking two steps forward while others take two steps back. i'm paraphrasing. [ laughter ] and by quitting the show, you have taken t steps forward and we, as a nation, have taken two steps back. in closing, i'd just like to say, paula, thank you for your years of joy, passion and dedicated slurvice -- service. [ laughter ] you will be missed. ladies and gentlemen, o