where's moe? where is moe? where's moe?rday. moe? moe? and this plant looks awfully familiar. it's not a plant. it's not? [ sniffling ] are you sure? moe: [ chuckling ] what else could it be? ta-da! [ gasp ] here i am! [ laughing ] good one, moe. now let's go. i'm deedee doodle. i'm rooney doodle. i'm moe doodle. together: and we're the doodlebops. cuddle an ox? no, the doodlebops. good. 'cause i'm not in the mood to. [ groan ] ah, it's time for the doodlebop pledge. [ drum roll/ fanfare on kazoos ] [ ♪ ] you know the pledge. come on. say it with us. ready? one, two, three, four. [ fanfare on kazoos ] [ drum beats ] we promise to share. we promise to care, all together as a team. just stick to it. we can do it. we can do anything. stand tall, say it loud. we're together and we're proud. deedee. rooney. moe. yeah! whoo-eee! [ ♪ ] yeah! we're the doodlebops. that always makes the blood rush to my head. [ giggling ] so... [ sniffing ] who brought the plants? [ giggling ] not me. did somebody say "plants"? i could sure go for a

♪ hey ♪ here we are together deedee, rooney, moe. ♪ doing everything we love to do ♪ ♪ oh, yes it's veryogether we're the doodlebops ♪ ♪ we'll sing and dance with you ♪ we're the doodlebops! both: the doodlebops. i'm deedee doo... [ hiccup ]

moe in the slot, went the easy throw to the outside. ended up punting and it cost them the field position. here it is, the big play on the goal line. moe matched up. got a one-on-one throw against a back-up corner. looks the other way. i think in that situation, you've got to go to your money guy. >> verne: marcus lattimore and connor shaw still on the field. shaw with a brilliant day so far and lattimore has been very effective as well. this time, he runs into will ebner. number 32. nine tackles for ebner. didn't play in 11. had a concussion and a high-ankle sprain, both. >> gary: wound up having surgery. missouri has been outscored 30-0 in the fourth quarter. so far, better not happen today against two major teams, arizona state and georgia. >> verne: the end of the third quarter with the score south carolina 28, the tigers of missouri three. we're testing new degree, the only antiperspirant activated directly by movement. activating protection, bear! the more you move, the more it works! [ roars ] [ screaming ] new long lasting degre

art moe dell is at johns hopkins reported to be in grave condition. the 87-year-old is a baltimore icon. modell purchased the browns back in 1961 and then moved the franchise to baltimore in 1996. that move made him a hero in baltimore. he sold the minority interest in the team to steve, that was back in 2000. and then in april of 2004, steve completed the purchase of the franchise. however, art modell is also a philanthropist in the community raising money for local charities. we will keep you updated on the condition. >>> let obama finish the job, that's what former president bill clinton had to say to the country last night. and tonight, it will be the president's turn. his speech has been moved inside and this is because of weather. brandi hitt has the latest from charlotte. >> reporter: president obama joined bill clinton on stage after one of the most loved democrats delivered his resounding endorsement. >> we're going to keep president obama on the job. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: president clinton who led the country during a strong

. >> lawyers say the british royal will make a craig moe complaint today against the make allher wh complaint against the the nude er who took pictures of prince william's wife. the'french will releaseays it 26 pages of photographs today. >> president obama is on the today with stops cincinnati and columbus, .hio the president is expected to chinese subsidies for automobiles and automobile parts. after romney accused obama of being easy on china and jobs go to that country. the was a small plane crashed at the airport in pueblo, colorado. not wantcampaign did to interfere with the any emergencyor efforts, so he canceled event. he will speak before the u.s. chamber of commerce in angeles. virginia senator mark warner m kaine will hit the road of the commonwealth .oday beginning in norfolk both democrats will end the day with a kickoff and dale city and alexandria. tim kaine and george allen will televised first debate on thursday in mclean. >> big news from the national zoo. people have been g for this. the female giant panda gave to her baby panda bear last night. the cub.ave heard a coup it

. >>> trial starts today for the moe accused of her son's disappearance.she has given two stories about her 8-month-old. >>> council is discussing two bills preventing taxpayers from footing the bills, stemming from the issues facing john leopold. >>> standoff in contract talks is racing the possibility of a teachers strike in chicago. head of teachers union says more than 26,000 teachers and staff are prepared to strike. it would be the first one in 25 years. >>> ravens stars lewis teamed up with wal-mart to help stupes in need. >>> the national aquarium moved the turtle and zebra sharks. how do you move a 0-pound sea turtle? >> it helps support her underside and doesn't allow her flippers to dig in. she is an easy one to move. >> they will be in hibernation until if new exhibit, black tip reef debuts next summer. >>> is it tough for you not to look at you work email every ten minutes? >> betty white is adored by all. we will tell you about a petition that's begun to have he presence known. we'll be right back. >>> actor michael clark duncan died after tw

her moe and sister were here to dedicate the field. this project took 18 months of planning, and $1.2 million in donations by the one love foundation, and the bower foundation. love played lacrosse and field hockey behind the buildings before going in to uba before she was killed by an ex boyfriend days before she was to dwraj wait. -- graduate. >> the field is a great tribute to yard's sports brought out her memorable characteristics. her fun loving personality, dedication, loyalty, and compassion for others, whether on her team or not. >> reporter: yeardly love's mother and sister say they will attends the games played on the field and this month, plan to take message to a national audience. they are set to appear on the show katie, which airs here on abc 2 at 4:00 p.m. live in towson, linda so, abc2 news. >>> news around the nation. a veteran florida police officer in president barack obama's motorcade was killed. a pickup truck hit the officer, hit the motorcycle, pushing him in to a guardrail. he was traveling ahead of the motorca

next. , family, friends, and football players said a final good-bye to baltimore ravens owner, art moe dell. thousands are on hand for his funeral. among them, nfl commissioner, roger goodell and dozens of ravens players, including ray lewis who delivered the eulogy. >> there's no baltimore ravens if there's not a mr. model. so the question that he leaves us today is, if you did nothing else in life, what will you fight for? what legacy will you leave? model passed away last thursday, he was 87 years old. >> football fans in these parts, we are still raving about robert griffin, iii, on his no interception performance. however, james brown host of nfl today on cbs is cautiously apt mystic. recently i sat down with j.b. who is a former 9 sports an anchor to get his on going thoughts on the season. >> of course the hometown team, washington redskins, we have our own. how worked up we aught to be. >> i like the latter. cautious. cautious optimism, if you will. look, rg3 brings a tremendous amount of talent to the table. i met the young man after he won the heisman. he came on the nfl toda

. >> he was still weaning from his moe. we were worried about him. >> reporter: mother, his brother and sister, everyone is happy to have mango back now. >> ecstatic. could have been a moment too soon for him to come home. we are over the moon. >> reporter: some think maybe good can come out of something so bad. >> as horrible as it's been, a lot of people have found out about our organization, and about rescues in general. >> reporter: since the reward money wasn't used someone suggest they had buy a security system. that's not necessary, someone stepped up and going to donate one. with mango, and his brother and ster on kent island, i'm don harrison, abc2 news. >> they are going to stand in line to get the dog. mango will be ready to adopt out to a loving home in a couple of weeks. >>> horses were rescued from a farm in washington state. deputies shot video of the seizure. some were standing in a foot of manure. the issue is the cost of the county to care for the neglected horses. a decision has been made to dip in to the

awe moe manufacturing. now doing great. it is really clear that they made it a part of the partisan payouts, so that barack obama could not succeed rather than putting our nation's interest first. so yes, he has not had a tough time to deal with, but he also had an opposition that was not interested in working with them. in fact, they wanted to see if that opposition would still be around. he had to come up with a way to get that opposition, or at least explain to them how they would need to do it, right? >> well, i mean he has. he has moved this country in the right direction. couldn't we have made more progress? well as he said, no president could have brought this country to where we wanted to be in the short time for years. considering the damage that was done. but what this president has done is move us clearly in the right direction that we're creating jobs, we are doing it in the right way, investing in our children. and yet we have to work with the republicans. and some will not work with us as we need to find a way

his moe in the arm. officers searched for ford through the night and arrested him yesterday. >>> a two alarm fire broke out this morning in arundel county. it began around 4:00 in loathian. the fire hit a mobile home park with flames jumping from one house to the other. elderly woman was taken to the hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation. investigators are still working to determine the cause of fire. >>> cop assume r alert, the fallout from a controversial fill that spabbed anti-american protests in the muslim would could impact your wallet. several of americas largest banks are targeted by hackers in retaliation. hackers from the middle east common deered computers and they have overwhelmed bank web sites with ectronic traffic. >> this is twice as large as any flood we have ever seen. >> reporter: pnc's site us under attack. customers were taking to facebook. one customer wrote trying to pay bills this is ridiculous. another posted, hopefully it can be up soon, never realized how dependant i am o

that is important to the families of the 9/11 victims and to all of those who contributed photos and moe mentos and trying to preserve the memory of those that they loved that are no longer here. >> construction on the museum should resume by the end of the month. it's unclear when it should be completed. a piece in the new york times reports new information about what president bush and his administration were told by intelligence agencies in the months leading up to 9/11. according to vanity fair, the former president was warned directly about the possibility of an al qaeda attack as early as may 1, 2001. it's titled bin laden determined to strike in the u.s. those warnings included reports of a bin laden terror cell present in the united states at that point. he claims white house officials were dismissive of the information. he writes some of the administration considered the warning to be bluster. an intelligence official told me in interviews the neoconservative leaders were warning the white house that the cia had been fooled. according to this theory, bin laden was planning an at

officials have held several rounds of discussions over the osprey and osprey crashed in moe rock owe in april killing two marines and another in florida in june injuring five crew members. they say both crashes were due to human error. they say u.s. flight crews applied lessons learned from the accidents to their drills. they say u.s. troops will fly the aircraft at least 150 meters above ground and avoid densely populated areas. u.s. pilots are expected to start conducting test flights this week at the base in western japan. >>> japanese scientists say they have developed a technique using an enzyme to help preserve ancient murals and other precious cultural assets. relics kept in human places or outdoors are often infested with bacteria and mold. experts ha used ura violet raies and water to kill bacteria and remove dirt. this method can be harmful to the objects and only partially cleans them. the national research institute for cultural properties tokyo discovered the enzyme can safely restore cultural assets and uses the enzyme's ability to decompose microorganize michls. they w

he moes what it means to want something more for your kids and grandkids. barack knows the american dream because he's lived it. >>> rejecting romney. san antonio mayor julian castro uses the convention's keynote address to make the case against the gop ticket. >> their theory has been tested. it failed. our economy failed. the middle class paid the price, your family paid the price. mitt romney just doesn't get it. >>> election violence in canada. quebec's newly elect premiere is pulled off stage after a deadly shooting at her victory rally. >>> the seal's story. one of the elite commandos who took out osama bin laden tells scott pelley about the mission and how it almost failed. >> at this point, i was pretty sure we were going in. >> going to crash? sure we were going in. >> going to crash? >> yeah. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, september 5, 2012. >>> good morning everybody. good to be with you. i'm terrell brown. at the democratic national convention is it's all about re-electing president obama. former presi

o's at this point and that people should be able to decide for themselves if they want to need to moes and that would mean labeling g m o's but i do want to talk about the fact that right now the government doesn't require labeling g.m.o. foods the only labeling that they do do is for nutritional information and safety information where do g.m.o. foods fall in that in that list. well again i want i want to make it clear that we can't we can't separate the health of the environment from human health we are all intricately connected here we're talking about pollution we're talking about these things like super worms and super pests these are inevitably going to affect each of our have our health so we have to remember that. yeah i mean there's just so much to say here in terms of human health and environmental health and chris and as i was talking about with on the start earlier that of my natural checkup friday i do want to follow the money here i know that monsanto has spent four point two million dollars actually lobbying against proposition thirty seven. but i know other organization

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you follow the money, it's still kind of saying heem are ses tant, but to moe they're kind of leadingicators. the sentiment indicators are starting to get bullish as you said in the teaser there. cash is starting to fall, the money is starting to come over to the sidelines as far as the sentiment surveys go. >> they're off, as they become more bullish, that can signal a top of some sort. >> when they get to a top -- >> look at this market, it's trading up, it doesn't want to go down, obviously money is moving in the market. >> that's still pretty low. they're not very great right now. it's a melt up market, not a lot of volume in it, 50% bullish, and i did a story last week that basically everybody in wall street is taking up their s&p 500. >> so you're looking for protection in this market right now. >> i'm looking for a little bit of upside, i think there could be not a black slump, but a charcoal gray one down the road. what's the potential upside and downside. i feel like because serve so pessimistic is a bullish sentiment. especially economic and political outliars out there. >>

financials of the companies, but has not been as much of a correlation between golgoldmine stocks and gold, moe and more people are trading the etf as a momentum play and you cannot value something like that. gerri: last word. >> i agree do not want to own physical gold. you will not be able to get out of it in time that owning gold is a fear factor for this idea it is a safety trade, it has been a good non-corollary tha t. gerri: up next, back after the break and they will be disagreeing some more. that is why like about it. advice for people of all ages, plus now the time to sell your house, buy one, refinance? stay with us, we will answer your money questions, what you need to know. you see us, at the start of the day. on the company phone list that's a few names longer. you see us bank on busier highways. on once empty fields. everyday you see all the ways all of us at us bank are helping grow our economy. lending more so companies and communities can expand, grow stronger and get back to work. everyday you see all of us serving you, around the country, around the corner. us bank. has oats

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. >>> daniel wrrudy inspired a moe and now he's written a book.out how hard it was to make the original movie and rude didy tells me that he lovet his story inspires every the great ones. >> one of the great stories i've heard, it just happened last year, i'll never to get this, a moment when kobe bryant let me and he said right in front of my son that i was his hero and i would say how would i be your hero. and he said, rudy, movie taught me a very important lesson. i was 16 years old when i saw your movie. i was in italy. and i saw a guy get hit. and i saw a guy with notal wl t. he kept trying. here i am with talent and i'm having having a pity party. so i can still remind myself working hard and preparation is so important for me to succeed and i wanted to thank you for that. and when i hear stories like that, it encourages me. i'm glad i can give something back. >> and it was a story in and of itself to actually get your story, that 27 seconds, in to a movie form. was it as difficult or as challenging as told in book form? >> well, that's why

. >> demonstrations sparked by the film said to denigrate the prophet moe ha mohommed. great britain and india. security forces in lebanon opening fire and killing one person. egyptian police clashing with protesters in cairo. tries to patch up shaky relations with washington. isreali officials say 400 people clash with police near the u.s. consulate. meanwhile, an elite marine rapid response team has been sent to the capital in yemen in response to the violence there. a similar team has been sent to libya. fox news. >>> hecklers interrupted paul ryan, not once, but twice today. it was during the values voter summit in d.c. protesters were yelling corporations are not people. a reference to a remark mitt romney made during the primary campaign when he said corporations are people. romney later said what he meant was, that the managers and workers are the most valuable elements of any company. >>> and staying on the campaign trail, a new poll shows president obama is leading mitt romney in four swing states with an average lead of 5 to 7 points in ohio, florida, and virg

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they put flags in the backdrops and the bumpers and pro moes, just all over the place, and i thoughtabout it for a minute. we had a policy at abc news long before i was there that no one wore any lapel pins on the air, and the rationale was when you report the news, you should be reporting the news because you believe it to be true, no perceived allegiance to any particular cause or organization. at the time, and this is true to this day, all of the members of the administration always had lapel pins on. always whenever they appeared had pins on. what i thought was two things. one is if we start wearing lapel pins, will people think they are identified with the administration and they tell me things because that's the administration's point of view, and that occurred to me, it's a time we felt intensely patriotic because we had all been attacked, and we had thousands of our innocent fellow civilians killed, but, i thought, you know, sooner or later there's going to be a parting of ways here. we're going to have to report on the administration in a way that distances ourselfings. i do

i thought i'm having a moe drink with fidel castro. i was one of few women. i was wearing a bright yellow dress. for whatever reason, his fancy game over, grabbed my arm, it women read in the world, there would be no war. maternal instrict is strong. do you not agree? i don't agree, actually, look at the war-like leaders we've had or women who had to have knowledge about. i started talking about margaret thatcher. it was wonderful. and i sent off an e-mail that night to my parents, i had drinks with fidel, of course, there was sure, you did. and the photographs followed. that's not going happen begin. -- again. it was a chance to debate essential stereotypes about female power with a known dictator. wow. yeah, that was an unusual day. >> when you teach about margaret thatcher, how do you approach her? >> well, having seen meryl streep in the "iron lady" i love her, that was an amazing film. one of the things margaret thatcher is known for is not being so much an afish nad dough of feminist legislation. she's a good example of a woman who had to be more or les

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seen, the vietnamese government has sent officials from hanoi to trouble spots including american is a moe wra -- samoa and other spots to silence the victims and side with the traffickers. we heard testimony of a vietnamese woman who courageously fought for her own rights and those of her co-workers when they were trafficed to jordan. our witnesses provided deeply disturbing photographs, evidence of torture and showed a video of vietnamese military destroying an envire village of christians. it's imperative that the u.s. government send an unequivocal message to the vietnamese regime that it must end its abuses against its own citizens. i would note that negotiators of the transpacific partnership, which includes vietnam, are meeting in leesburg, virginia. within the next year or two, congress will likely be asked to approve a free trade agreement as part of this initiative. i hope the administration is using those negotiations to strongly encourage the vietnamese government to finally, at long last, respect human rights. h.r. 1410 would institute effective measures toward improving human

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worry more about that, people just going in and said you have to vote and they say eeny, meeney, miney, moenting" you write who in media seem concerned about the sloppiness of our election system, our current honor registration system in voting and the lax of enforcement in voter laws, to now having counterfeit bills and the treasury department not wanting to be bothered until the printing press is located. guest: there are counterfeit bills out there and the secret service is not protecting the president, it's countering currency. we spend a lot of time making sure the currency is valid. if we didn't pay attention to it and i submit we haven't paid a lot of evidence and suspicion that voter fraud is out there, if we didn't track down how many bogus bills there were, you could say on national television, there's no counterfeiting problem, how many people have been convicted of this. if you don't look for this, you're going to get more of it. voter fraud has an risk-free activity. it's like shoplifting, you can reduce it by 25, 30 percent just like shoplifting if you take simp steps. in shop

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ney, miney, moe. >> host: the title of the book is "who's counting" you write who in media seem concernedut the sloppiness of our election system, our current honor rentalistration system in voting and the lax of enforcement in voter laws, to now having counterfeit bills and the treasury department not wanting to be bothered until the printing press is located. guest: there are counterfeit bills out there and the secret service is not proceedinging the president, it's countering currency. we spend a lot of time making sure the currency is valid. if we didn't pay attention to it and i submit we haven't paid a lot of evidence and suspicion that voter fraud is out there, if we didn't track down how many bogus bills there were, you could say on national television, there's no counterfeiting problem, how many people have been convicted of this. if you don't look for this, you're going to get more of it. frauder -- voter fraud has an risk-free activity. it's like shoplifting, you can reduce it by 25, 30 percent just like shoplifting if you take simple steps. in shoplifting they put up signs say

in closing, i am encouraged by our forward moe momentum. the progress we made, the relationships we have forged with our business process owners and service providers, the support they are providing, and the experience and knowledge we have gained to date; thus, i'm cautiously optimistic we will meet our goals. i will be pleased to any questions you might have at the appropriate time. >> very good. thanks, ms. commons. we'll go now to ms. thomas. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and the members of the panel, for the opportunity to testify today. first, i'll confirm the air force's continued support of secretary panetta's accelerated goal of achieving audit readiness in the sometime of budgetary resources by 2014 and for all financial statements by september 30th, 2017. the air force is faithfully committed to maintaining the public's trust in our stewardship of taxpayer dollars and developing a culture that values efficiency and resource stewardship. air force leaders have consistently emphasized the importance of all encompassing air force wide