mÁs adelante, tenemos más noticias y mÁs informaciÓn pero ahora vamos con la chica queo suelta el celular> asÍ es, esto cambiÓn el 988 porque la semae celebraciÓn se transformó en un mes que va desde el 15 de septiembre hasta el 15 de octubre. >> oye, quÉ bueno, porque durante este perÍodo los hispanos celebramos vienen grande el orgullo de nuestras raÍces. pero quÉ les parece si aprovechamos la oportunidad para ver cuÁnto sabemosobre nuestras banderas. >> para todos aquellos que van a tomar de los exÁmenes de la ciudadanÍa. la bandera de los estados unidos. ¿quÉ significan las 50 estrellas? a) nÚmero de presidente; b) nÚmero de estados, o c) colonias originales. la respuesta es la b. >> asÍ es. ahora nos vamos con esta bandera preciosa que es la de mÉxico lindo y querido. vamos a ver, ¿quÉ significa? estÁ al revÉs. ahÍstamos bien. >> y cuando el palo se baja. >> es muy triste. >> ¿que significa el escudo? leyenda azteca, b= referencia histÓrica o leyenda maya. la respuesta correcta de su leyenda azteca. esta leyenda cuenta cÓmo el pueblo vago por cientos de aÑos hasta encontrar una seÑal

sexy, mÁs atractivo. >> mÁs adelante venimos con eso, es hora de ponernos en acciÓn.dÉ hablando como mexicana. >> mÍ me encanta el corito de "al menos yo". >> hÍjole, ok. ♪ al menos yo te preguntÉ si algo faltaba... al menos yo quise saber si algo te pasaba. al menos yo en mÍ busquÉ alguna falla... al menos yo intentÉ salvar el barco que naufragaba ♪ ( aplausos ) >> ¡quÉ hermoso! >> gracias. >> tÚ h@áádespierta americaáh@t horror, y todo el mundo estÁ encima de la obra para ayudarte. >> serÍa bueno verlos en escena los dos, a raÚl y a tÍ. >> podrÍan hacerla de vaselina, la de grease. >> vamos a cantar esa canciÓn diciendo a las noticias. ♪ a las noticias... >> pero bailando. >> ¡estreno mundial! >> ♪ a las noticias >> me gustÓ, rta amquÉ rico. ha buena pareja... aquel se quedÓ trabado. mÁs adelante seguimos spierteste tericaáto en despier amÉrica, vamos a pasar a la informaciÓn. un temblor sacudió a la zona central de california. el sismo se produjo a las dos y un minuto de la madrugada cerca de del parque nacional del valle de la muerte a 148 millas de las vegas, nev

más alerta.pero esencialmente despuÉs de los seis meses. >> las nuevas estimaciones significarÍan que 673,000 niÑos tienen autismo. entre los hispanos 103, de 10,000 padecen la enfermedad. los sÍntomas comienzan a temprana edad. los niÑos autistas siguen conductas repetitivas y una falta de interacciÓn con el mundo que los rodea. >> pueden tener un juguete, como un auto y concentrarse solamente en las ruedas por horas. >> los mÉdicos dicen que es difÍcil calcular cuÁntos niÑos sufren de autismo. de alli que un tratamiento adecuado evita estigmatizaral paciente. evita procedimientos costosos, terapias con medicamentos que funcionarÁn porque no se trata la enfermedad adecuada frente. >> los pediatras dicen que Él retÓ despedir a los pacientes y sus familias a enfrentar lo que significa vivir con autismo. >> la ciencia no cuen con una prueba biolÓgica para determinar el autismo. de allÍ, que los padres aprendan a reconocer los sÍntomas. >> vamos a mensajes bien sÓlo instantes, activistas expresan pr

y esta señora ira a un lugar donde está su hijo más pequeño. >>> nunca más tuve un amanecer que no seaor algo tan asurdo, de una for brutal. >>> nos comunicamos con el distrito escolar de miami para rimer r una comunicación, y nos dijo que no ofrece comentarios en o (m-fasuntos de posibles li. >>> gracias por esa información, y le presentamos el admirable acto de un bodeguero tras rescatar a un niño, y desde nueva york tenemos las impactantes imágenes. >>> desafiando lah@tipwpjlbvkpáa hizo irresistible la propuesta de matrimonio que le hizo a su novia. y nos dijo que cuando era chico perdió a su padre en un incendio. >>> gracias, y si quiere ver más imágenes tiene que entrar a univisión.com. >>> y unos soldados lucharon para salvar a las víctimas del mortal terremoto que dejó más de 700 muertos en indonesia. allí hoy otra replica sembró de nuevo pánico entre los habitantes. >>> y del cielo le llegó la ayuda a un marinero que sufrió problemas de salud, la guardia costera recibió la alerta y lograron rescatarlo. >>> bien, con golpes, insultos y empujones fueron agredidos en un vecindario

más que las medicinas en tticierol...ivisio ...o aleve.para dolores de articulaciones. no hay mejor alivio que éste. advil. ♪(música) >>> y ahora honduras, la iglesia católica lanzó una propuesta de dialogo, maira navarro nos dice en qué consiste la propuesta. y como reaccionaron. >>> representantes del gobierno y del derrocado presidente podrían sentarse a negociar para destrabar la crisis política, durante la visita de cancilleres de la oea. >>> he hablado con miembros del gobierno, el señor micheletti, y hay una disposición al dialogo que me parece que es una apertu apertura. >>> entre tanto el obispo de tegucigalpa lanzó una propuesta de dialogo, la iniciativa plantea que representantes de las partes se sientes con la participación de un mediador para buscar una salida. mientras se avanza hacia la mesa del dialogo, y dice que su goerno puede resistir hasta las elección. >>> sí podemos aguantar, aún con todos los descuentos que nos hicieron. >>> 6 legisladores llegaron a honduras para ver la situación de su embajada en eseaís, han soste

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más de 1000 muertos en las islas del pacÍfico. >> a pesar de numerosas cicatrices y moretones en su cuerpo gozaba de buena salud cuando muriÓ. >> despuÉs de siete aÑos, la joven elizabeth tuvo que recibir la pesadilla de su secuestro y violaciÓn a los 14 aÑos de edad. >> este hombre quiso repetir lo de tirar un zapato contra un lÍder pero no le saliÓ nada bien. >> el piloto que tuvo que acuatizar, por fin pudo revisar el viaje de aquel dÍa. >> muy buenas noches. comienza el mes de octubre. le damos la bienvenida a esta ediciÓn de este noticiero. las imÁgenes han recorrido el mundo entero. un incendio en nueva york donde un joven romano sin pensarlo dos veces se introduce en un apartamento para salvar una vida. es que de salvar vidas ya tenÍa expresa. porque? >> desde la sala de satÉlites. >> a secas, las imÁgenes hablan por sÍ mismas. segÚn testigos del buen samaritano, no dudo en ningÚn momento poner ttkdrrlen peligro para rescatar a un niÑo que habÍa inhalado mucho humo causado por el voraz incendio. estaba prÁcticamente al borde de la muerte. >> en una acciÓn heroica, desafiar la muert

ma villagesre still cut off by mud-clogged roads. at lst 14 people havedied, but that number is expected to rise. ow, there are warningshat anothemajor storm will be rolling through thregion. the tyoon is hded for the north of e philippines with winds gusting over 200 lometers per hour. a constctive beginning, says president obam but it must be followed by constructi action. thatis his verdict o today's tas in geneva between membs of the united natio security counciand iran's nuclear negotiators. it ialso the first time the american governmenhas engaged face-to-face with them. president obama is insisting, too, on a rapid inspection of e iranians nuclear facili in qom. it was onlyevealed last week. >> the talks were held a long way from thworld ofrouble ira's nuclear ambitns could create. the most powerful countries on th planet went into the negotiations wanting evidence before the leaves are ten the mysters that iran is not trying to get nuclear weapons -- before the leaves e offf geneva'trees. president obama kept uthe pressure. >

. >> one o the last js i had i yellowstone was deliring the ma up swmobile. there was in th wor's first natial park and i rember going downnto the valley. there were bin crossing er the road, the,000 pound mammals crossing over the road a it waso cold it w about 60 below zero. and the bonhas they breathed, their exhation would seem crystal size in the air around them and there were these sheets these ropey strands of crystals kind of flowing down fm their breath and i sawthem and they just moved theireads and wer looking at me and remember thinking that if i had not been on that machine i wouldave ought i had beenhrust ful back into the price toe seen, back io thece age. and i rememb just stopping and turning it off because th only way you could shr to turn that thing off and i woul turn it off and i wou listen and i felt like this was t fit day. >> rose: what parks did you fall in love with? >> yosemite. had anxperience there where i told my comrades that this was the firs natural national park i'd been to, obviously lots of civil wa battlefields. and afteth

he's leaving after a tenure maed and marred by the bank's puhase of merrill lynch january 1. lewis and b.o.a. have me under fire sin it was learned merrill gave billions of dlars in bonuseso employees while getting bailout money from t government. lewis says he's confidt in leaving now, becau b.o.a. is ready toeet the challenges of a global economy. the bank says lewis s a key pler in establishing it as a global finanal franchise and now it wl look for a succsor. joining meow on the phone for the last analysis of lis' retirement from b.o. is dick bovebank analyst at rochedale securities. her hell >> susie: why now? y the timing of today's departure? >> i think there are jt too many goverental actions being brout against the company. i think that newyork city and ohio are both sui the company. you've got the s. c., ngress, and a federal judge all nting to do something against the compan so that's the reason why now. >> susie: do you think that the obama administration had anything to do with lewis' departure? >> well, to the degree that they controlhe s. e. c., the answerould

ma of the injured are beg treated in makhift centers as pang's main hospital have been severely damed by the earthqke. there ha been moments to courage the rescue teams, he a woman covered in dt is pulled alive from the rule where shhas been entombed since the earthquake struck. standing in the remains what was padang best known hotel, donesia's president yudhoyon promised more life sing equipment and medical teams wd arrive soon. but for many it is alrea too late, with aershocks and a second lesser earthqua to contend with ts operation is being rried out in the most desperate circumstces. survivs are finding it hard to understand what has bellen their city a their families. >> lehrer: more bodies we also found today on american moa and its neigoring islands. a tsunami struck there o monday, after anffshore earthqua. at lst 150 people inhe islands were cfirmed dead today as the searcfor survivors anvictims went on. we get that part of e story from johray of independent television news, in samoa. >> reporter: the giant waves swam samoare tpw *eufing up their tpwa +*y secrets. >> my dad

thishite house says, that they don'want to make the number of troo the real iss, want to ma the strategy t issue first,he numbers follow with the straty is. >> i thinkhat's one of the points that was the psident who talked about this strategy in march. it was the psident who said h wanted counter insurncy strategy that, now he is rethinking this one these troo mbers come u i ink peter saysou don't really know whathe president thinking. i do not think senior offials and aides from the white house would be reaching out to reporters today and last night if the president was not thking along these lines. >> chaie: of restricting the number of newroops? >> ithey're focusing on al qaeda sayg taliban is no the threat that tells you they are not willing at this pot to accept the 40,000 additional troops. >> charlie: put this in context. where th presidential decision and a sense that have been enged since 2001 in a large battle are against whateveyou define it a terrorism, jihaddism, notust in iraq and not just in pakistan, not just infghanistan, but it's ound the world. >>ell, i think that will

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mas may ask for 1000 detainees in return for gilad shalit himself. that might be a price too high for the israeli government. at the very least, they have a hard bargain ahead. >> stay with us if you can't on bbc world news. he has been an inspiration to sell many on the 140 anniversary of the birth of gondhandi. -- stay with us if you can. the is a fossil that has been found that is the earliest known connection between apes and humans. >> could this be the cradle in to which humanity was born? this is in ethiopia. researchers have been piecing the gutters of what they say could be one of the most important human fossil finds. -- researchers have been piecing together the pieces of what they say could be the most important human fossil finds. she did not have arched souls like us. she could not walk or run for long differences. the big question is was she pat of an evolutionary line that led to more modern humans? there is some evidence that she could be one of our oldest ancestors. in 1974, researchers discovered this creature which they called luc

shared in common is,irst, everybody is insed, everyone'sç in continuously in the netherlands, andhey've mame of th examples is they also really worrd about primarcare, getting in quickly to see thpoctor, have a long-term retionship with the doctor. people have very long-term lationships in the netherlands an when we've do svarkz we are suck by how quickly the gein when they tey need same-d treatment. ch more quickly than in the yut. and as we ard, there is n trouble getting care afterhours. it's not just netherlds. we see multiple countrs spenng far less. we're spendingbout twice as much as ery other country. and our outcomes a often not better. and somemes worse. we really can lookt that insurae system as being a foundation for the way the physicians are paid çush on prention, primary care, rapid access wn people need, and a more integrated care appach. >> ifill: scottç atlas, i what we see inhese countries transfable to our system here? >> i tnk you have to be careful what you wanto glon from other countes' systems. obviously, the netherlands or plac like switzerlandthey're ve differen

ma come here to apply for training to learn new jobs. reer counseling. d upgrades to their job hunting skills. anevery now and again, all that harwork, and a little luck, pa off. >> let's just say i was thrilled, d my wife was thrilledbout it, too. >> reporter: rember alfonso urcuyo? heot a job as a customer service rep, ending s 18-month ordeal >> they all say, "year and a half, oh my gosh, are u kidding? how can you dot," they said. and i've been trucki around. ( lahs ) >> reporter:nd it paid off. >> and it paid off. >> reporter: the kind of ns a lot re people are hoping to hear. >> you're fu of good news this week, aren't ya? >> oh,an, i love it when it's good news. >> reporter: jeff stine, "nightly biness report," davie, florida. >> paul: torrow, our friday market monitor guest is michl hasensta portfolio manager of the templen global bond fund. >> susie: onof bernard madoff's biggest investorss being asked to returbillions of dolrs to victims of that ponzi heme. former nework lawyer jeffery picower may have to give bk $7 billion he me investing with

resources into scandal that pays off in large magnitude, 53 mill kwroefr -- nil beyond over 14 years is a maengine ofior. >>> it it is the weekend awe ready for slanted cinema? first we had al gore giving his inconvenient truth and the media couldn't get enough of that comedian turned political observer bill mayer, another film getting high marks from left the same from michael moore's latest. >> we are here to get the money back for the american people. >> i understand but you can't come in here. >> can you just take the bag and fill it up, i got more. 10 million won't fit. we want our money back! >> michael moore is back his latest film: "capitalism, a will have story" in theaters now. what about the reviews jim? >> according to rotten tomatoes, positive. i got to tell you on this issue while michael moore. bail out was atrocity. scandal that they gave them service more in bonuses than they earned in profits all their profits came from the bailout from us taxpayers, michael moore trying to get money from goldman sachs i'm all for it >> i agree. i do think that it is rather hypocritical for

zimmerman's 33rd of the season ma makes it 3-2. 4-2 in the ninth. rodriguez gets zimmerman swinging. there are two outs and the game is almost over, or is it? the very next batter, adam dunn at the plate with the bases loaded. he walks, a run comes in. it's a 4-3 ballgame. the pressure, now squarely on justin maxwell, the youngster from sherwood high school, watch this. reaches out, and touches this one for a grand slam. the second grammy of his career, it's of the walk-off variety. utter mayhem ensues at home plate. the nationals win it 7-4, the place is going crazy. afterwards, all smiles in the clubhouse. >> i'm thinking i hopefully i get my chance to hit. i knew i was like seventh or whatever else. you get a couple guys on, i might come up with bases loaded in my mind. it kd of worked out. >> i think we all know he has a lot of tale. for sure, he stayed healthy the whole way through and works hard. nice to see him do something like that and be able to be up here and show everyone how good he is. >> it's been a rough year in? ways. but the excite

the windy city by the way competing against tokyo, rio day gentleman fire row and ma -- rio day de janeiro and madrid. >>> a frustrating fee on the rise. where it's costing you more to withdraw from the atm. >>> a toy with a troubled past. what about this doll that has parents protesting the toy maker. the news edge at 11:00 will be right back.  >>> parents in a maryland community are keeping a close eye on their kids after a frightening attempted abduction. three children were playing outside a laurel apartment when two strangers rolled up. it's what they did next that has both parents and police aharmed. fox 5's paul wagner picks up the story. >> reporter: just before 7:00 last night in this parking lot, two latino men were asking small children to come up to their truck. >> the fear that we have is not knowing what their intent was. the fact that h followed the 7- year-old female to her residence, stopped, put on the four-way flashers and did not leave the area until the mother came outside, that's kind of troublesome and we need to find out exactly what they were up

doou think before the president mas his decision there oughto be some way to have se kind of nationalant decision of his presidency >> it is the most important decision of his esidency. >> rose: should there wi be a nationalebate? >> there is national debe. rose: well, is tre a national debe taking pce or is it taking place inside the white house? >> it's taking place inside the admistration and within the halls of congress. has nnd hit the floor yet of the use and senate. but the ment the president decides and says "th is our strategy," then the congress will deba it. except you have a commandern chiethat has already mad the judgment. i thio[ youhave to switch your strategy from counteriurgency afghanistan top counterterrorism in pakistan. >> rose: i hearyou. >> and it's not a questionf boots on the ground. >> rose: and u think general mcchrystal i simply wrong? >> no, think he shou be turned loose t do when general mcchrystal has been trned to do, d this is special operations and black operations. >> rose: which he did in iraq. >> in pakistan. >> rose: but he has a different mission

vaccine and another 40 million to 50 million vaccine doses should be ready the following week, but maricans aren't so sure. a recent survey finds that about six in ten adults are not certain they'll get vaccinated. and about four in ten parents are not certain they'll get their children vaccinated. >> i don't think i'll get the swine flu vaccine. i'm not terribly concerned about getting the swine flu. >> as a parent and as a pediatrician, if i can keep a child from getting an illnesses that will keep them out of school for three, five, seven days, that's doing something. >> reporter: the priority list includes pregnant women, health care workers, young people six months to 24 years old and people with chronihealth conditions such as asthma, obesity and diabetes would are at greater risk from complications from the flu. caregivers are on the front line. >> as of right now we have increased employee absences due to fevers, flu-like symptoms. >> reporter: health officials say pregnant women in particular are vulnerable. 100 women have been sent to the icu who having president-elect obama

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. >>> meantime the death toll is rising in the sow ma yas following -- samoas following an earthquake that triggered a tsunami. family members of those living in the is a mow cames sat inside this tiny chapel in arlington. some are still waiting to find out if their loved ones are okay. at least 119 people are dead. entire villages wiped out. >> it's a humbling experience in that it reminds you everything that you go through life, you build, you try and develop, but then just like that it's completely wiped out and it's going to be totally different. >> relatives have told them it was about three minutes from the time the earthquake hit off shor until the tsunami hit on shore. some villagers did not have much time to prepare. >>> nike is inviting michael vick back into the family. laura evans tonight everywhere at 11:00. >> the company severed ties with the quarterback over his involvement in a dogfighting ring and now two years later he is back. the deal announced just today. it involves shoes and apparel, although the terms haven't been disclosed. vick joined the vegles after servin

in other news tonight, a prominent baltimore rabbi convicted of sexually ma lesting a woman half his age is accused again. five more women have come forward alleging in this 85-year-old rabbi touched them in a sexual manner or made comments or both. the sun reports that three of them connected the newspaper and others were referred by others. a traffic stop ended with an anne arundel county police officer shooting the driver. it happened just after 6:00 last night. authorities say when the officer approached the driver, there was some type of struggle between the two. it ended with the driver severing a non-life-threatening wound. >> the incident happened around 4:30 this afternoon. authorities say first responders were called to a home in the 7500 block of brightside after nufmente once they -- avenue, at some point the patient became combative and a medic suffered a dislocated shoulder. >> coming up, the ravens are dealt their first loss of the season. pete gilbert will have details. america's poet responds to rumors about her alleged failing health and her fiery words. the calenda

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marty ma carey, physician and professor at john's hopkins. thank you for being with us tonight.particular drug it was, is if a child ingested a couple of rocks of crack, like ate it, say you got a $25 rock and a child ate a couple of those, what would that do to a child in. >> it would have narcotic irk effects. they can have life threatening effects of stopping your normal breathing because that's what narcotics do. these highly addictive substances, we've seen people commit crazy crimes against their own family members, even at times selling a child into prostitution because the drive of the drugs are so strong. >> if she did ingest crack, could it kill her? >> it could kill her at high doses, yes, nancy. >>> tonight with me a very special guest and friend, my colleague and survivor, jane velez-mitchell. jane, i'm so knocked out by your book "i want." at first i didn't understand the title until i read this. explain. >> we are defined by what we want, nancy. before i got sober 14 1/2 years ago, i wanted the wrong things. i wanted money, i wanted alcohol, i wanted status, i wan

no mas. >> jimmy: what? >> i quit. guillermo here. guillermo there. wow. i'm independence today.istening to these people. oh, my god, i'm tired of jimmy kimmel over here. jimmy kimmel over there. watch football. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's the guillermo show! ♪ >> hello, and welcome to my show. i'm guillermo. boy, how about kanye west. he's a real jerk. ♪ my first guest is a funny guy. he has a new book called "barack like me." please welcome david alan grier. >> jimmy: david alan grier is my guest tonight. >> no he's my guest. >> jimmy: you can't just steal my guest. come back down here. you're my guest. >> jimmy, i don't want to get in the middle of this. i just want to talk about my book and get out of here. >> jimmy: i know. but you did make a commitment to us first, right? >> yeah, i mean, but your uncles here. >> jimmy: uncle frank! [ applause ] >> sorry, jim. >> jimmy: you can actually keep him. >> tell us about your new book. in espanol. >> jimmy: i'm starting to think there's too many talk shows. yesterday, the chairman of the federal reserve, ben bernanke said, it's

. >> she's ma gooifer. that's a brand new reality show. that's good tv. good for her. >> big morning for you around areas by lower parts of louisiana and alabama, mississippi, too. here is your squall line. heavy rain-maker through lower parts of mississippi stretching into alabama. but the heaviest rain we have is right around new orleans. we'll zoom in towards that area, this red watch box, tornado watch that's set to expire within the next 25 minutes. i think you'll see most of that action over to the east of this box over the next couple hours. you can see it right there. new orleans itself, big thunderstorm right overhead by lake ponchartrain, shifting down to the south. not a severe one. notice the bow shaping to it. a little breeze associated to it. probably winds gusting there to 45 miles per hour, somewhere around that range. that's something we're watching this morning. jackson, mississippi, overnight last night, thinning out as it moves towards northern alabama. huntsville radar, you can see the rain right around your region. that should slide

it's nice to see what you say about ma kenzie and hearing what she said about you. there is an obvious closeness and a connection. i want to take a look at what she said. you can see it in her face and i want to watch your reaction. i think i can see it in your face hearing her voice. >> okay. >> chynna and i sat down several months ago and had a beautiful dinner together and i told her the story that i have told and you chynna has known this in form or another for a while. chynna has a christian album coming out that is brilliant. she's human amazing artist and i can't tell you how much her support means to me. >> was there any doubt in your mind and you knew it was tough, but was there doubt you had to support her publicly the way you instantly did? >> not really. i knew that it must have been some sort of divine intervention that my album came out a day before her book. what are the chances of that? i figure like god was caressing me and saying i know this is tough and it will be difficult, but i have a reason for it. >> everybody has been asking mackenzie in the

he has a mustache that's like fu ma manchu. >>> a young father paid tribute to his father by matching his impressive record on the football field. rafer weigel with more on that. >>> richard, this was such an emotional day for this young man and everyone who watched it. we do not have video as we're having technical difficulties but his name is josh. oh, we do have the video. he is our true champion of the week from johns town, pennsylvania. he tied a school record for rushing touchdowns in a game with six. a record set by his late father, dave, in 1981. dave died after a long battle with brain cancer in august. josh credited his teammates afterwards but said he felt like he had a little help from above. and it's the u.s. against the world. the pga's president's cup and fittingly there's the president, george h.w. bush. michael jordan, the president of basketball. he was an assistant to team usa. and tiger woods was presidential in his performance. he didn't need any help. he and steve stricker dominated early. the u.s., usa leads after day one of the four-day tournament. and speaking

unfortunately, he thought ma had gone slightly insane. >> i am like what is going on? is like there is a bear down here. i am like mom, there is no bear in our basement. >> that is when he saw a cub wander into the bedroom. >> one of the baby bears must have been in here. >> no problem. just grab the cub and take it out. >> as i kind of come around the corner, the bear had come out of back bedroom and it grown 300 pounds and another two and a half feet i look at it and i was like this is not going to work out at all. >> mom went to go hide. >> here is the way i'm telling. >> you as i'm coming back up the steps, i could see her peeking out the door. i'm going by as fast as i can. >> he is hollering mom, keep that door shut. shepard: mom did keep the door shut. the cops came to kick the bears out of there. poor bears. they were probably looking around for somebody to give them a cam poo lien ride. it's friday tomorrow college football. of course, the florida gators are number one. of course, that's on the field. something almost as important happens before and after tail

ma what does it say about the small business recovery which, in turn, whauz what does it say about the whole economic recovery. >> the minimum wage went up 11% sop we' got a higher cost of labor. no good news coming out of the washington. all kinds of things that make the future very uncertain. the 70% number you hear is, of course, for private sector employment and 50% of private gdp comes from these private firms and they're just not geared up right now. they're postponing capital outlays at record rates. and of course, the -- but the borrowing is not really the trouble here. >> the borrowing is not the trouble. >> i've talked to small bankers from miami to california in the last month and i asked the audience, raise your hand if you've increased credit standards. they all say they have money to lend. so that's not the problem. well, how about demand? is anybody showing up? they say no. people aren't applying for the loans. >> the other issue is, you lost 263,000 jobs today. unemployment rate, 9.8%. what does this mean? it's going to be a slow recovery. with americans saiing more and

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resources into scandal that pays off in large magnitude, 53 mill kwroefr -- nil beyond over 14 years is a maofior. >>> it it is the weekend awe ready for slanted cinema? first we had al gore giving his inconvenient truth and the media couldn't get enough of that comedian turned political observer bill mayer, another film getting high marks from left the same from michael moore's latest. >> we are here to get the money back for the american people. >> i understand but you can't come in here. >> can you just take the bag and fill it up, i got more. 10 million won't fit. we want our money back! >> michael moore is back his latest film: "capitalism, a will have story" in theaters now. what about the reviews jim? >> according to rotten tomatoes, positive. i got to tell you on this issue while michael moore. bail out was atrocity. scandal that they gave them service more in bonuses than they earned in profits all their profits came from the bailout from us taxpayers, michael moore trying to get money from goldman sachs i'm all for it >> i agree. i do think that it is rather hypocritical for him to

i want to make sure hard working americans aren't forced to have lousy insurance from a ma notary publicly. we ought to make sure all americans have choices, private and public to turn the tables on the insurance lobby. senator, the flavor of the month or day is the opt out plan. is it really a silver bullet or a way to make sure there's not a public option. >> i don't see how it puts the consumer in the driver's seat. i want all to have what members of congress have. you made it personal last night. you talked about your situation and your family. what people who are well off can have. members of congress are well off. they can have access to a dozen good policies. they can't cherry pick. they have low administrative costs. i want to make sure all get a fair shake. i don't see them turning the tables on the insurance lobby. >> senator grassley, as we heard a clip earlier today, argued the baucus bill would hurt the american people because the insurance industry would pass along any tax that it might feel or any lowering of profits they might feel with higher premiums for everybody. it see

meet little ma macy mccartney. she's as cute as it gets. her story is amazing.e headlines last year as the baby who was born twice, and now she's having a special reunion with the doctors who saved her life. chris stipes reports from houston. >> reporter: meet macy mccartney. >> i do think she's a miracle. >> reporter: a beautiful bubbly and healthy 16-month-old baby girl. >> her personality is just very strong, very determined. >> reporter: it's no wonder because after just 25 weeks in her mother's womb ... >> your world is kind of turned upside down in an instant. >> reporter: little macy was in for the fight of her young life. >> she had this guy gan tick tumor that was the size of a grapefruit. >> reporter: her parents turned to texas children's hospital in houston. >> i had never seen anything like that before. >> reporter: one of just four places in the world equipped to save their daughter's life. >> this is a very risky surgery. it's on the cutting edge, essentially. >> reporter: in fact, tch had never done a surgery like this before. dr. darrell cass is

on october 9th, a man in ma kill.as isuss augustwhen >> this is linked to the virginia and washingtonn fredericksburg. on the 14th another woman. shorts are looking for a white box truck and white chevy astro van. both leads turn out to be flat prong. the misidentification of the vehicle is not the only missed opportunity. on the morning of the 15th. john malvo calls the rockdale cops. >> we are the people that are causing the killing. >> on the 19th of october after a lull of five days they strike again in virginia, wounding a 37-year-old ashland man. ob the 22nd, they allegedly claim their last victim. >> an individual that is extremely violent and and obviously doesn't care. >> after a fingerprint allows an i.d. of the real vehicle used by the pair they are finally spot and busted as a maryland restaurant. >> we have caught the sniper like a duck in a noose. >> geraldo: back live, everybody. both john muhammad and the younger lee malvo were prosecuted in 2003. malvo the kid saved his life by pleading guilty and he got life imprisonment. john muhammad was convicted, sentenced to die

are ma go of one to arm go ahead done how worried about should bebe about the missiles that they testriple are amrageddon. they are probably maybe a year and a half away from weaponnizing a nuclear system. you get the nuclear bomb but that is, you know, that will sit in your garage for the rest of your life unless you put it on the top of missile. you have to build the missile. they are in the mid term range right now and meanwhile the rest of the world, the u.s. leading the way is and iting around going what are we going to do and that is -- what are we going to do? >> maybe that is america ferrara. >> it's bad. >> it's bad. >> greg: what is going to happen? my fear is that it will escalate and israel is going to bomb iran and we have a world war on our hands. is that going to happen? >> this is a personal opinion and it is not endorsed by the administration but we should be hopeful that the israelis take action. if we sit around and hope that goingatic discourse is go toss to bring the iranians around, it is not going to happen. the problem with the israelis taking unilateral action

stabbed with a ma chet tee in their homes. >> they were boy scouts, high school students. one a devout mor monday on the verge of becoming a missionary. now, fourteens arrested. a murder of mom and nurse. >> basically, they fell apart, we're told he began to dabble in knives. >> could there be more suspects? law enforcement saying they haven't ruled out additional arrests. investigators executing search warrants. questioning multiple winces. who is responsible? >> good evening, i'm nancy grace. i want to thank you for being with us. hours after he was handcuffed and questioned in a road rage indent, she flies to new york. how does a fish get caught? she opens her mouth. >> got down on his knees and said will you marry me? >> d-i-v-o-r-c-e. divorce. that change is subtle. small changes in misty croslin's story. it bothered you. what changes, if any, do you recall? >> i can't remember the exact changes. she pretty much tells me the same thing each time i ask her about it. >> they keep saying you failed. do you want people to know about that? >> they are going to know. they a

as well as unstable as the iraqi government was, it did -- the iraqis had ma history of having a strong central government. the surge as far as i understood it, led you to a situation where you had one american soldier for every 100 or 125 iraqi civilians, here, even if you approve general mcchrystal's 40,000, you're going to be at 1 to 200 ratio, even if you approve this, will there enough for a full counterinsurgency? >> you don't have to do the counterinsurgency in the entire country. the south is really the center of gravity and also in the east. there are areas where we focus. the problem is, we know what the defeat mechanism ultimately is, it's the afghan national security forces. >> they have to take the lead? >> they'll se eventually come in at full play. the problem is, they're too small, george. we have about 200,000. most who look at this, the general's belief, we need 40,000, if that's the case, we can't get there until 2012 at the earliest. in the meantime, to put the counterinsurgency strategy in play, we need the additional u.s. forces. that's why this issue right now is

the man that she said took her and held her hostage, revealing details that until now had not been ma public. >> prosecutors hope her testimony will convince the court that brian david mitchell should be tried for smart's abduction. here's more on that. some of what we've heard is disturbing. >> reporter: disturbing, heart- wrenching, horrifying, all of the above. elizabeth srt was taken from her own bedroom back in 2002. at the time she was only 14 years old. now she's a poised woman of 21 and she took the stand telling her side of the story with hope that say her captor will finally be tried. >> more than seven years after her alleged an duck, elizabeth smart tells a judge about her ordeal. flanked by family members, the now 21-year-old walked into a salt lake city courtroom on thursday. psychological tests have not been able to prove her alleged kidnapper, brian david mitchell, is mentally capable of standing trial. prosecutors and elizabeth smart's father hope her testimony will convince a judge that mitchell is competent. >> if this doesn't clench the issue of competency, our nat