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that's our focus. >> murray, what do you say to the murray fisher ten yerz, a 25-year-old watching, whato? that seems like a big mountain to climb to start my own high school. what do you say to those people? >> the lesson i've learned is having a good idea about a school does not necessarily make a good ideal. the implementation has been the most difficult part of it. starting it, we were part of a huge reform effort. we just jumped on that wave that was moving. and i happened to be able to bring this idea to the right people. the person ten years ago, i would say if you believe that you have a good concept, find the right people who will help you make it happen and commit to it. i believe that actually committing to do it is the most important part. doors open up after that. >> seeing how hard both of you guys have worked over the last seven, eight years, proud to call you both my trends. congratulations. great to see you. we should point out one of your students on the "today" show with hoda and cakathie lee tomorrow morning. if you live in new york and want to know more about the urb

murray did not mention that today. reporting live from downtown baltimore, barry simms, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the cause of this fire is still under investigation tonight. the fire broke out after 2:30 a.m. on northern parkway. six family members were inside the house at the time. amazingly, all survived. their 57-year-old grandmother is in the hospital. she hurt her leg jumping out of a window. the fire hit two alarms before the crew got it under control. >> all of a sudden, i felt a big bang and i heard screaming from the hallways. i opened my eyes and the doorway was just in flames. >> the fire did leave the family's 6 pence dead. the cause is under investigation. >> two years since maryland opened its first public boarding school for at risk students. it's number one priority is to repair those students for college. tim tooten is live in the newsroom. he has a progress report. >> the students are living on campus in southwest baltimore. you may recall that this is modeled after pie -- a public charter school in washin

the real clear politics has murray up 6 percent.hief political correspondent is in seattle with a look at another tide senate matchup. >> three term senator murray of washington is a top g.o.p. target for defeat with a liberal voting record, an obama ally in washington, dc, and pounding republican rival as a naysayer pushing failed policies of the past. >> he did not support the community bank lending bill that creates jobs here on main street. they know i will go to work for this and fight to bring home investments that create jobs and he opted out. >> he is a successful real estate developer and unsuccessful gubernatorial candidate does not have tea party movement to attack murray so he hammers her as a washington, dc insider, himself. >> they do not know she has been there 18 years. they don't know she is number four in leadership. which is why you see every picture with hear harry reid and pelosi. neither have received financial help from the national party committees but each uses national themes against the other. the republic

murray in trouble. gillibrand is in trouble. toomey is going to win in pennsylvania. >> those are all the federal races. these an article today that talked about the state races. watch the wave it is not just going to be on the federal level but the state level, county level. state policy is also affecting the outcome of federal races. >> you follow politics at that level. let me give you a grass roots ground floor anecdotal story about the vote the president has lost. ran into a guy worked in the hotel industry for 30 years he works $35,000 a year. he has just lost his zero deductible on health care. it is now $1500 a year. that man has just taken a whooping hit and he doesn't like it. >> sean: he's losing independence. we saw that in massachusetts, virginia and new jersey. here's the question, as we head into this election and see the state of the economy. we see the problems politically that he has. anything that this president can do at this late hour, rally or no rally? >> that's why he's flailing around, blaming fox, blami

the latest poll has murray with 48%, rossi with 47. that is within the margin of error.g me with reaction to this, and ann coulter. -- >> i did comments before coming here with people pointing out that was unfair she is the stupidest person on the planet. >> sean: not just in america. >> the skeleton -- a skeleton has a higher i.q.. i never want to hear about christine o'donnell not being smart enough or sarah palin who has a manifestly high i.q.. patty murray makes christine o'donnell look like einstein. >> sean: you did a lot of research. you found a lot of quotes. a radio interview she gave in 1992. >> you don't hear much from patty murray because the democrats are smart. often smarter than the republicans in this regard. they realize she an abject moron they will not let her out to give a quote that be quoted by a newspaper. every once in a while she slips out. right after he she was elected she was talking about how when she was a child in the case of nuclear war they would set off an alarm and you hide under your desk. would that do anything? i don't know. but we n

murray's contract was even signed. dr.ray has pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter in coection with jackson's death. >>> iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad is taking credit for the release of sarah shourd. he said she was released on compassionate grounds because she has potentially serious medical conditions. but he said, the fate of shourd's companions, shane bauer and joshfattal are not up to him. >> i thi we should let the judge and the court decide about the case. and i think this is -- >> bauer and fattal have been in prison in tehran for more than a year now. theysay they knowly croed an unmarked border while hiking. ahmadinejad told andrea mitchell, if they had not violated iran'sborder they would have been in their own home for the past year. >>> for the first time since king henry viii, a pope is making a visit to the united kingdom. pope benedict xvi arrived in scotland today. on the way to the u.k., he acknowledged to reporters that the church d not do enough fast enough to protectchildren from ped

murray is not named in th suit.suit on behalf of the superstar's three children >>> it was another day connecticut murder trial. a doctor lived througe brutal attackbut wif two daughters did not. richard cantu reports now on the emotional ca >> reporter: the day after dr. william petit testified about the brutal attack on his family he broke down sobbing in court as jurors were shown photos of the bodies of his two daughters. they died along with their mother when their connecticut nvrs ago. petit was beaten and tied to a pole in his basement but managed to untie his wrists. lle a ie his wrists. neighbor's house for help. surveillance video shows petit's wife, jennifer, at a bank that july 2007 morning, trying to withdraw $15,000 in cash. >> what's your emergency? >> we have a lady who is in our bank right now who says that her husband and children are being held at their house. >> okay. her husband and family -- >> yes. they're tied up, she said. they told her they wouldn't hurt anybody if she got back there with t

murray bites the dust. for the women, kim christ sir -- clijsters moves on as does venus williams. match point for ven venus who didn't play that well. but she uncorks a forehander that peer can't handle. venus has a straight set victory. men's third round action, nadal taking on simone. look at this. whips the forehand cross-court winner. not fair. nadal's serve has not been broken in the tournament. rafa advances to the fourth round with a straight set victory. >>> pga playoffs, third round, deutsche bank championships in transportation boston. start with tiger, the third. the pretty flop shot leads to a birdie. minus-7. top 70 advance next week. phil mickelson, back in contention. on the par-4 15th. his third. told his caddie he was going to chip it in. and he does. 67 for lefty. 12-under. to 18. brandt snedeker. hitting into a hazard and needing to chip in for par. and the delivers a clutch shot. one back of jason day. cards a 66. a one-stroke lead. >> see you at 6:00 with andy murray's highlights. >> alan: coming up, oakland hosts the first celebration of its kind in years. th

. >> sean: and patty murray in washington? >> patty murray go go either way. roxy has gotten his act together in the last couple days and is out there answering patty murray's charges. >> sean: why are you so confident? he has a great ad on. a great thing he said. murray criticized him saying he's the tool of wall street. he said you supported tarp. who is the tool? >> why do you -- i'm not confident. i'm concerned about sharon angle a little bit in nevada. >> harry read is dead in the water. >> sean: why? >> he hasn't moved since august 1. nobody likes him to start with. only thing that the second breath when. >> tacking sharon angle over social security and medicare this, group americans for new leadership.com put on a full quote of sharon angle. she said she wanted him not to raise raid the lock box. he had a budget of 45 in 75 weeks. he's dead in the water. >> sean: you've been saying anyone undecided at this late hour is going break for the party out of power. how important? what do you see in the gubernatorial races? a lot of governorships up for race. >

murray is not named in this suit.ere shown photos of the bodies of his two daughters. they died along with their mother when their connecticut home was invaded three years ago. petit was beaten and tied to a pole in his basement but managed to untie his wrists. with his legs still bound he hopped and rolled to a neighbor's house for help. surveillance video shows petit's wife, jennifer, at a bank that july 2007 morning, trying to withdraw $15,000 in cash. >> what's your emergency? >> we have a lady who is in our bank right now who says that her husband and children are being held at their house. >> okay. her husband and family -- >> yes. they're tied up, she said. they told her they wouldn't hurt anybody if she got back there with the money. she believes them. >> reporter: the suspects, stephen hayes and his accomplice, took jennifer hawke-petit back home and sexually assaulted her before killing her. they set fire to the house, killing 17-year-old hayley and 11-year-old michaela. the two suspects crashed into a polic

murray faces a trial of manslaughter.y says he was hired by the company to be jackson's ferpersl physician, but that jackson died before signing that agreement, making it non-binding. >>> a robber dressed in drag. a man in a mini skirt, stilettos and a whole lot of pink robbed a shell station and attacked a woman just after 9:00 last night. investigators say there was another incident back in january where a person dressed in drag robbed a bank. last night's cross-dressing bandit apparently forgot to complete the whole on utfit wit gloves. >>> which star had a baby boy this morning, and did he show up for work tonight? >> joe montana literally letting it li now. we're back in a mommy. our state is in a real mess. and i'm not going to give you any phony plans or snappy slogans that don't go anywhere. we have to make some tough decisions. we have to live within our means. we have got to take the power from the state capitol and move it down to the local level, closer to the people. and no new taxes, without voter approval.

he got a couple of sets on murray the first round. and blew that two sets to love lead.onfils played a match at the french that went later than any match that's ever been played. it was so dark out there. jim: that was crazy. john: it was insane and they were still playing. which is why the france are thinking about a new stadium and lights. jim: either that or issue night visioning go tolls the players. bill: and it gets dark later too. near 10:00, something like that? john: it was a couple of mens before 10:00. jim: more racket switching here from monfils. jim: they really lose tension quickly from what i'm used to. so perhaps the tension is dropping a little bit after seven or eight games and they need to shift it around. i'm merely speculating but that's what we do up here. bill: just got word that dominika cibulkova has a strained left hip and she left the court to have it taped up. so she's back. that's the word there. john: so maybe what? a pound. one of the racket is 60 pounds. after seven or nine pounds, depending on when they switch, you figure might go down a

murray will be afforded with additional time as well. >> good evening. jarvis murray, mta taxis. the only issue here is there is no new material or different evidence that would change the outcome of this matter. this complaint has been going on since march 2009. throughout mr. hollis's brief i did not receive adequate briefing as to why the information he put together was not received at an earlier time throughout all the other briefings for the underlying hearing as well as those here at the board of appeals. much of the evidence that he put together in his brief has already been argued, discussed, and submitted. much of the rationale he has complained of has already been decided by the hearing officer as well as the board of appeals. mr. hollis during his hearing did not dispute the coverage. he simply tried to rationalize why he did not have workers' compensation coverage. it appears he is now saying he did have the coverage. i think his credibility is in question on these issues. again, these are issues that have already come up. they have already been discussed, decided, an

conrad murray with life saving equipment. the company is responsible for the actions of murray.ied of an overdose of an an he is et i can. >>> central park may become a smoke free environment. the city is considering an application to ban smoking at all. violate ors could be issued a quality of life summons from the parks department. >>> well the wife of the vice president dr. jill biden was at the junior college today. she was there to stress the importance of education. more on the veteran message. >> security tight at an a ran do community college as jill biden meets with students and faculty promoting the obama administrations. >> president obama said he wants to meet the goal by 2020 for our nation, for america to have the highest number of college graduates. >> reporter: dr. biden has taught at community colleges for the past 17 years and currently teaches english at northern virginia community college. >> i always say you are my heroes because what you're doing is so hard and you're persevering. >> reporter: dr. biden toured several facilities on campus. >> oh, it is trul

murray is not named in the suit.atherine jackson is seeking unspecified damages for her family. >>> it was a day of dramatic testimony of a murder trial in connecticut. a doctor lived through the brutal attack, but his wife and doctors did not. richard cantu reports, now, on the very emotional case. >> reporter: the day after dr. william petit testified on the brutal attack on his family, he broke down sobbing in court, as jurors were shown photos of his two daughters. they die aid long with their mother, when their connecticut home was invaded two years ago. petit was beaten and tide to a pole in his basement. with his legs still bound, he popped and rolled to a neighbor's house for help. surveillance video shows petit's wife, jennifer, at a bank that morning, trying to withdraw $15,000 in cash. >> what's your emergency? >> we have a lady who is in our bank right now who says her husband and children are being held at their house. >> okay. her husband and family. >> yes. they're tied up, she says. they told her they

. >> reporter: dana murray has become the real estate agent. >> lease look around. there are no square feet. >> reporter: built in 1969, murray has been told the home is centered around a 2 # foot cement structure and secured by support cables that stretch all the way outside. >> it is not really made out of wood. it is made out of this stuff. >> reporter: the moled roof and walls are made up of layers burr laugh, chicken wire, two by twos and lots of foam. >> i'm told it is incredibly strong. >> reporter: the original owns are have passed but their daughter remembers helping make the house when she was just 14 years old. >> she said it was fun to decide how we formed the walls and which way they should turn. mom didn't like a wall that was over here so she took something and cut it out and foamed right over it. >> reporter: in 197 0rbg the home was fee newsworld life magazine, and has since hosted countless events and for many considered a piece of local history. >> this would be like a really fun party house. >> reporter: after four decades, much of the mechanics

we have a square toilet. >> reporter: built in 1969 murray has been told the home is centered aroundement structure and secured by support cables that stretch all the way outside. >> it's not really made out of wood. it's made out of this stuff. >> reporter: the molded roof and walls are made up of layers of burlap, chicken wire, 2 by 2s and lots of foam. >> structure really i'm told it's incredibly strong. >> reporter: the original owner has passed but her daughter who has it up for sale remembers helping make the house when she was just 14 years old. >> she said it was fun to decide how we formed the walls and which way they should turn. mom didn't like a wall. it was over here, so she took something and cut it out and foamed right over it and said now i like it. this is great. >> reporter: in 1970 the home was featured in life magazine and has since hosted countless events and for many considered a piece of local history. >> growing up in the '70s this would be like a really fun party house. >> reporter: after four decades much of the mechanics need work. >> i've been intense figu

he said, murray criticized him and said he's the tool of wall street. so rossi said, i opposed tarp, you supported it, who is the tool? great comeback. >> sean: i am not as confident, i'm concerned about sharron angle in nevada. >> harry reid is dead in the water. he hasn't moved since august 1st. nobody liked him to start with. he only gained a second breath when he tacked sharron angle over social security and medicare. then group americans fornewleadership.com put on the full quote of angle when she said she wanted them to raise the lock box. when people saw reid was lying in his ad, he hasn't budgeted in seven weeks. he's dead in the water. >> sean: i think anybody that is undecided at this late hour is going with to break for the party out of power. >> yeah. >> sean: what do you see in the gubernatorial races? >> i think we are going to win the republicans will win a huge number them as well as state legislative chambers makes a big difference for reapportionment. there's so much happening this year. i've got a movie coming out october 1st, "battle

it's just as fuel lien murray says, it is a. it is different approach. >> i want the pan netists want to conclude with. if they have something burning that they want us to think about as we leave? michelle. >> the one thing i wou add i actually think this debate about the 14th amendment creates an opportunity for african-americans, and particularly the latino community to do better coalition-building. it creates an opportunity for the african-american community to say, we are not going to allow, to do to you what has been done to us in the past which is to deny citizenship to your children and to your grandchildren. and we are going to stand with you in solidarity. and i think that, as i described before, i think you know, organizing and movement-build something absolutely critical right now to developing the kind of public consensus and support of equal treatment under the law, meaningful equal treatment under the law that is necessary today. and one of the most important things that we can do is build better coalitions amongst

mark murray joins us from washington, d.c. mark, you noted that mrs. visit five states in your top ten senate takeover list. >> exactly. as you mentioned, in this political environment, democrats can use all the help that they can get. certainly the first lady is going to help democrats in the most competitive contests in the country. she's going into five contests starting on october 13th in wisconsin for russ feingold. she'll go to illinois. the next day, to colorado for michael bennett. and then later on to california and washington state for barbara boxer and patty murray. these are all toss-up contests. also, contests that democrats can win even in this political environment. >> we pointed out, mark, the first lady's favorability rating is at 66%. some might say that is because she has stayed out of the political fray and tackled issues like military families and helping them and the issue of obesity. is this a risky move, putting her in such tight races? >> well, potentially. although it would be riskier to keep her out of the -- off the campaign

. >> joining us now for a look at some of these key race last night, mark murray. and mark, a lot of peoples obviously talking about delaware, but also new hampshire's race, too close to call, as chuck just mentioned. i had a white house official argue to me today, don't just say this is anti-incumbent that's going on across the board, it's really anti-incumbent sentiment going on within the republican primaries. >> i think that there is some truth to that, savannah. you look, there really does seem to be a purge that's being conducted within the republican party. it's actually something that dates back to last year. remember when arlen specter defected to the democratic party, and in the spring, charlie crist had to quit the florida senate republican primary. we saw bob bennett lose in utah. a lot of this is occurring on the republican side. now, there have been some democratic incumbents who have lost their primaries for re-election. we saw alan mull hahn in west virginia, carolyn kilpatrick lose. but those had to do more with ethical issues than ideological issu

look, whatever they say about christine o'donnell, there is no one stupider in politics than patty murray, democrat of washington. >> there it is. we were doing so well. >> so don't talk about christine o'donnell, but she would definitely -- you don't need to be smart to be a senator. all you do is vote. she will definitely vote right, and sorry one more quick point. >> not as supd as the stupidist person. >> a democrat and we're not making fun of patty murray all the time. >> larry: we'll set up a patty murray/christine o'donnell debate. >> yes. >> larry: featured on "family guy." >> can sarah palin moderate it, please. that will be perfect. >> she's very smart. >> sarah palin. >> i spent a little bit of time with sarah palin and i didn't get that to her. her knowledge to the issues was very, very low, embarrassingly low. >>ration kids in alaska, running wasilla. >> running mayberry. that's the problem. that's why she shouldn't be running for national office. >> she isn't. that's how how smart she is. >> whatever, and the issue with o'donnell, i don't think she's that bright but most imp

washington senator patty murray. nancy pelosi. california senator barbara boxer.olitical analysts say several races are must-wins for democrats. >> they know if patty murray and boxer go down on election night, they've almost certainly lost the senate. if they hold them both, they're in better shape. >> reporter: it's not unusual for first ladies to campaign in mid-term election. laurie bush did it in 2006. first lady is no strainier to campaigning. she stirred controversial in 2008 talking about her husband's candidacy for president. >> for the first time in my adult life i am proud of my country. >> as first lady, mrs. obama in a recent poll had 68% favorability rating focussed on platform of healthy eating and physical fitness for kids. her office says he comes to campaigning as a mom. that is the lens as she sees the world. sabato expects she will stick to fixed, nice remarks. >> she says nice things about the candidate she's with. >> reporter: still it gives g.o.p. candidates, including carly fiorina a chance to suggest the democratic opponent must need help.

barbara boxer in california, the 18-year incumbent and patty murray is very popular. she is in trouble. as is as you mentioned, harry reid running dead we've this far out candidate. and of course, wisconsin. out of all people, mr. pure, the absolutely perfect in temperature of integrity united states senator, he is facing a self-financer. the races we took for granted were in play. the one we thought were in play are almost lost right now. >> chris matthews and lawrence o'donnell. gentlemen, i enjoy talking with you about this very, very much. thanks so much. i appreciate it. chris will be back at midnight with a special live edition of "hardball." >>> tonight the ruling class knows, they've seen it now. they not only know it but they've seen it. there is a people's revolution. every day new yorkers are mad enough to change the ballot box. the people have had enough. >> multimillionaire real estate developer carl paladino invading against the ruling class. he has just beaten former congressman rick lazio to win new york state's republican gubernatorial primary. wow! w

senator, murray from back in 2002, has this got even as much attention? >> he's been out of the countries for decades, building schools, roads, inch stra structures, healthcare facilities. the people are extremely grateful to make their lives better. we have not done that. megyn: she was talking about osama bin laden in case you didn't know. my next guest has a lot of experience dealing with this. she has a brand-new book, dirty sectionee politics. she is sitting on top of an elephant. thank you for being here meghan. there is a double standard. when this patti murray thing broke it was after 9/11. we knew what osama bin laden was capable of. thee says, look he's a terrorist a bad guy. she talks about how he is building daycare centers and healthcare centers, which, i mean, come on, really osama bin laden daycare centers? and so it got some coverage back then. the point is, as she runs against dean owe rossi, he's shown one point ahead since being 7 points behind, not a word has been spoken. christine o'donnell has she been held to a different standard? h

did you get along well with bill murray? >> oh, i love bill murray.alls me susan. >> jimmy: he does? >> he's not taking -- being taken in by this sigourney stuff. and, you know, i -- i worshiped all those guys, but i -- you know, i wanted to get off on a good start with bill since we had to fall in love sort of, and so i -- they were shooting the public library scene. and so i was supposed to meet them down -- you know, down by the public library. i went up and i said, hi, i'm sigourney, i'm playing dana. to my great joy, he just picked me up, threw me over his shoulder and walked several blocks with me. very nice way of saying hello. tickled me a little bit. very friendly. >> jimmy: yeah, sure. that's about as friendly as it gets. it's actually i think a crime if you do it. >> is it? he's from the old days where all that -- >> jimmy: before all that started. and now you're in the movie with kristen bell -- >> yes. >> jimmy: who's very nice. jamie lieu curtis, who i don't really know. >> she's stretterrific. >> jimmy: and betty white. she's like -- i

he was the one that wanted conrad murray to come along with him.hey going to tell michael jackson, no, you can't have your doctor? no, i don't think so. i think everybody is trying to blame someone else for his death when in reality he has himself to blame for his death. >> have has aeg responded to the accusations? >> reporter: i ran over here after doing another live shot, but it's on the website. >> and hopefully you guys will be talking about it in the next couple of shows tmz on tv. >>> a revenge on a classmate, what's that all about? >> reporter: when she went out and she called out that guy in the audience during her performance saying he was the most popular guy in school and that, you know, she -- he would never date her and look where she's at now. he's firing back now, saying, look i'm engaged to my high school sweet heart and we took one look at her picture and she is smoking hot. so i think he's still won out in the long run. >> okay. we'll look for you guys 6:30 right here on fox5 news. >>> a new season and judges and new way to audit

not only is the economy better, you've got a tighter race and actually, murray has shown improvementhe last week or so. she's also got a good record here. you don't have some of the head wind against the democrats here in terms of the antiestablishment view. i did an event here last night. i had people saying, what do you know being on the inside in washington. i said, not a lot. the farther you get from washington, i'm not trying to sound like a politician, the clearer washington dysfunction becomes and question after question last night was about why it is do politicians realize how much their credibility is suffering. i spoke to a business man here yesterday who says he knows rossy, good, strong candidate. not really part of the tea party movement, but does he have the chops to sweep out a senator who's been able to deliver for the state. that's one of the issues out here. >> we have to ask you, i'm sure you noticed the shake-up in the economic team at the white house. larry summers, out. obviously, a chance for the president thinking. what do you think he'll do as far as a replac

yesterday, what -- yesterday, jermaine murray testified that he identified gary collins and charles mcganey from surveillance video. he says he frequently dealt with them because of loitering. the defense argued that the testimony should be deemed inadmissible because he did not have permission to work on the day in question. attorneys also question the time stamp on that video. >> as we all know, you can change the time on the vcr. you can correct it, or try to correct it. if you do not corrected, it will not be correct on the picture. >> will have the latest on the proceedings live tonight. a preview of a new height scene investigation is next. an nbc hit joins its 12th season tonight. premier work continues. >> could move as a good food, bad mood i eat that food. >> something really unusual is that to happen tomorrow in a baltimore county court room. the case is routine. the suspect as a man who made his living as a lawyer. we will track and down to ask where the money is? here is jayne miller. >> it has been a painful six years. he was injured in a car accident -- she was injured in a c

conrad murray to had been his personal physician. aeg was backing jackson's this is it tour.pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter in criminal court. >>> it is a first for new york fashion week. plus size models flaunting figure friendly fashions. the plus size market is an $18 billion industry. fashion houses are are trying to push plus size consumers to the stores and keep them spending. some say the move is long overdue. >> it is an unbelievable statement to we as women who are above a size 12 that we've never been serviced. >> it has come the time that a plus size show is in new york fashion week. it seeming like it should have happened so long ago. >> even though plus size clothing represents less than 0% of total revenue in women's clothing, sales increased by 2% from may 2009 to 2010. >>> this horng, goldman sachs is facing a lawsuit and chase bank is dealing with the fallout from an online service outage. find out how investor are reacting to the news coming up next. >>> a threat again the president. find out what police discovered when they pulled over a man

learn to dance the arthur murray way -- on the ground. air dancing not available. jimmy?applause ] just to give you guys a better idea of how this is going to work, we have a special guest here to air dance for us tonight. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our dear friend, the dance champion of the high seas, captain zog. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome to the show, my friend. >> ahoy, jimmy, ahoy. how are you? >> jimmy: thank you. i'm doing fantastic. you've always been one of our favorite dancers. >> this is true. >> jimmy: do you want to show us how this is done? >> yes, i would love to. you know i love to dance. >> jimmy: yes, yes. >> especially when i'm not awash in seamen. [ laughter ] lot of other sailors around. >> jimmy: i understand. you can go ahead and reach into the velvety dance bag right here. now, i should tell you, this is what tonight's dance will be all about. it's all about decades. you'll be dancing from the '90s. >> ooh. [ audience oohs ] >> steve: captain zog will be dancing like it's 1999. the macarena, the roger rabbit, the running

conrad murray.torneys are saying aeg made this decision. >> exactly. and i will say what is interesting they are saying because aeg paid for this doctor and because aeg also not only paid but hired him and didn't conduct a full background search on him, this doctor became an agent and really was an employee of aeg and therefore is responsible. that does pass the smell test of that agency-agent relationship. will it go anywhere? i don't think so. i don't think a jury or judge will find that credible. >>> goldman sachs, three former employees suing goldman sachs for discriminating against them saying men were paid more than women and men were more likely to get promoted. we've seen this kind of class action suit happen before. why might this be more difficult as it pertains to goldman sachs. >> well, you know, goldman sachs has really taken a hit in the public arena. their pr is doing very, very poorly right now. we all remember they were sued by the s.e.c. for madoff like allegations. i will say i've

conrad murray. >>> finally, "people" is out with its best dressed list. zoe delgana is the red carpet queen. reanna is the diva. olivia palmero is the uptown girl. jessica alba is the mix master. jennifer annisn, the american classic. richel ellston, the dem darling and kate miln, the princess in waiting. bill, do you agree? >> they're all okay, but let's be honest, it's much more on heest when we're tearingpeople apart and saying who is worst dressed. >> it's much more fun to be mean? come on. >>> and this comes to us from wlv tv 3 in jackson, mississippi, where one cat just might win the mother of the year award. emmy, the cat, welcomed a squirrel to her brood when the abandon creditor fell from its nest and was too strong to climb back up. now, the squirrel is part of emmy's kittens. but the only problem is, now the adaptive squirrel thinks it's cat and according to the owner purees, too. this is "early today" on your nbc station. >>> well, this is what it looks like at this hour here in the nation's capital. 66 degrees. delightful feel out there this

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it was kristen murray who used to be a campaign manager started a robocall saying christine o'donnell emhad been spending campaign money on personal items while leaving campaign staffers unpa unpaid. that's what incity gatd us to look into the matter. >> let us know what you think at ac360.com. >>> eliot spitzer joins us with joe johns and dana. they'll weigh in. >>> and also, on president obama's town hall meeting. people hurting from the recession throwing sharp questions at him. one democratic woman saying she's tired of the defending him. and his challenge for the tea party. >>> and later, "the disease detective "the doctors you could when your child is ill and no other doctors know what's wrong. >> i was told that i was looking for things that were not there. it's just really hard. i don't know. >> we actually spent a lot of time videotaping her, when we saw the little things that started happening because no one believed us. today just seemed like a great day to save. oh, it's not just today. with our free loyalty program, you earn great stuff like accident forgiveness and bigge

nbc news deputy political director mark murray joins me from washington, d.c. to talk about. how big of a political factor could someone like bloomberg be in the fall? >> it could be a pretty big factor. right now there's broad dissatisfaction with both political parties, the democratic party and the republican party, and that does create an opening for an independent like mike bloomberg. bloomberg, once a democrat then a republican, now an independent, he's endorsing centrist democrats and republicans on the republican side. along with illinois republican senatorial nominee kirk. harry reid, the majority leader along with joe sestak in pennsylvania, who president obama is campaigning for today. he's trying to straddle and find centrists from both parties. >> what else are moderates doing to get their voice out a bit? >> sir isaac newton said for every action there's an opposite and equal reaction. with the big tea party forces we've been seeing, the center is starting to fight back. maybe not as strong now. but we saw evidence of it over the weekend. kohl listen powell was o

mark murray, nbc news deputy political director joins me. the potential replacements, mark, we're hearing this could come down friday, right? >> exactly, tamron. savannah guthrie reported it could come as early as friday, and that all signs are pointing that he would make this mayoral bid. it's not a done deal. due to family considerations, emanuel hasn't completely made up his mind yet. most are oermting und ioperatin asujs assumption that he will run for mayor of chicago. >> let's look at the outsiders first. >> this is people who are outsiders, but very well known to washington, d.c. you have tom daschle, the former senate leader who isn't certainly working the white house, but knows all the types of players. there's also clinton's former chief of staff in the 1990s. another, john podesta and then leon panetta. he's a former clinton chief of staff. they may want to tap someone who certainly knows what the job is and also knows a thing or two about dealing with republicans in charge of congress if that turns out to be the case after novemb