. >> thank you, nan. kristin. you smaukd about the importance of what the supreme court does for the american public and then alluded to think, predicted, correctly, that justice sotomayor will be a different kind of justice and she brings personal experiences and professional experiences in her -- that are not currently represented on the court and she will bring that unique perspective. it is also true that in our history, there have been a happenedful of justices -- who have been -- justice sotomayor is replacing david souter who was a surprise, certainly to president bush who nominated him and to some of those pro predicted how he might act as a justice. nan talked also a little bit about the kinds of experiences that justicings have had. given the importance of the supreme court to the public, what can the public do, what should the public do, to influence justices as they develop, particularly, new ones, to influence the choices, the kinds of experiences that we're looking for, in judges and justices? what s

at appears nan -- d appea - the south wall feel the worst. steve rudin has what we can expect this evening. >> we are keeping a close eye on a tropical storm danny in the belfort furniture weather center. the latest storm track shows it going off the north carolina coast overnight as it moves toward the north. right now, six m.p.h. is the movement, maximum wind at 41 m.p.h., wind gusts of 52. we could have records for ocean city, rehoboth for the upcoming weekend -- we could have. currant -- rip current. calvert, st. mary's county, archars county, moderate rain. light rain over the. h ntexour s everything moves and looks out over the next 24 hours. for the start of the upcoming work week, a breath of fresh air. >>> virginia tech is reeling tonight after the shooting death of two students, killed off campus in a popular hangout spot. stephen tschida is monitoring the investigation. >> authorities are stepping up patrols and the jefferson national forest. the two students were shot in a parking area inside the park. investigators believe someon

it was rue nan muss. lawyers had argued that he hould not have been allowed to represent himself at the start of the thtrial. lwey always argued that prosecutors withheld key document documents from the defense. today's rulings leave few options for him. he's currently on death row for his part in the murder of 10 people in 2002. >>> the government has released new guidelines on how schools should handle swine flu cases. the guidelines come as maryland has announced another death from that disease. darcy spencer is live out there. >> reporter: i can tell you many parents are concerned about how the swine flu may affect this coming school year. basically hac is recommends recommends tt hoecsce olta shat the school stay open and children who are s sickentay ho. a fifth person, a prince george's county resident has swine flu. it's a reminder that the disease is still spreading. the death comes as the centers for disease control releases new guidelines on how the schools should handle swine flu cases when the

>>htig, nan quiet night, mtleaos cleacl skies.grees in the tyvi 7rock7 ckllvi the forecast overnight, partly cloudy skies, temperatures in the morninge, 64-70 degrees. 110:0 update fm the hurricane center, danny may be stronger, still highly unorganized, but the thunderstorms have been increasing. they still expected to move to the northwest andecomana category one for kaine friday night. after that -- expected to become a category one hurricane friday night. >>> a metro station has reopened tonight after a suspicious powder was spotted inside. a hazmat team was called to the station after 8:00 after white spot -- after white powder was spotted on a suitcase. the powder was determined to be harmless. >>> the university of mary washington is confirming its first case of swine flu. for students suspected of contracting the virus have been treated by the health center on campus -- 4 students. they're isolated in their residence halls. a seasonal flu vaccines will be available to students, faculty, and staff next month, and a vaccine

deputies originally went to his house after receiving a tip that the teacher was growing mare juan nan his backyard. authorities say they found marijuana and evidence of child pornography. he is also produced with making child pornography. >>> city of philadelphia hosting two different kinds of tailgate parties when michael vick makes his return to the nfl football field tomorrow. the disgraced quarterback was signed by the eagles two weeks ago expected to play for the first time in two years tomorrow. eagle fans are planning their usual tailgate parties. dog lovers will be tlog a competing tailgate to protest vick and raise awareness. vick served 18 months in prison for bank rolling a dog fighting ring in which many animals did not survive and were horribly abused. >>> cash for clunkers program finished under the budget. >> another airlineecid do es t raise fees. you better bring your credit card to the airport. >> a journalist who made his mark during some of the country's biggest murder trials has died. d >>> flying on u.s. airways will cost a few more bucks. the airline is raising

all the beaches on nan you can the and several beaches on the vein injured and outer cape are or will be closed. >> what began in the northeast as an inconvenience is expected to end with heavy rains and sustained winds of between 30 to 50 miles per hour. and will bill come ashore. >> we do believe it will make landfall east of hal, if and move across the southern part of nova scotia. >> residents there are making last minute preparations for bill's unwelcome arrival. stephanie sy, abc news. >>> the latest now on the two teens police say were involved in that racially motivated beating earlier this week. 16-year-old zachary watson and 17-year-old emanuel miller remain behind bars. yesterday the pair was denied bail. both face a string of charges including attempted first- degree murder and theft. the teens and 28-year-old calvin lock in her charged with a hate crime were a rested for that vicious attack on 76-year- old james privilege it who was at armstead park in south baltimore fishing with his wife. the couple is now seeking legal action. >>> a baltimore city police officer indict

as the clouds continue to build throughout the after nan hours, we're looking at a high of 89 degrees and a couple of thunderstorms rolling through. some of those downpours could be heavy at times so be aware of that. it could be problems for folks that are driving home this afternoon. here's kim with the roads. >> reporter: we have a quiet start to your fry commute. route 50 at route 97, traffic is moving along nicely in both directions. headed to 97 northbound, headed to the beltway, everything is running smoothly. on the outer loop at harford road, we use caution. also in ellicott city, the vehicle fire remains on the scene. kind of near the patapsco state park so use caution there as well. checking here at the jfx. jfx at northern parkway, traffic is moving along smoothly. so let's check in with linda so. linda? >> what we all need to know to stay safe in this extreme heat. , wh a wwain zyrtecth crin.ve. myllgi 2ou . as long to go for our ride. 24our zyrtec® works fast, he , and kill germs. introducing 6 in 1 liere tal care. e stometmohwh. look. i t say, "booger." ...i-can-get-him

most of the days will be dry, but just plan for the chance that something could erupt for the after nanlate party or bush kaw. 83 today and tomorrow if you are headed to the beaches. the best pick for the weekend will be sunday back to 86 degrees. it should stay dry in ocean city. surf temperature a pleasant 72. remember, you can catch us onlane at abc2news.com. you can check out the interactive doppler radar. we're talking about the tropics getting active. it does appear as if that storm getting active yesterday not really going on now. you can track here. you can see with the storm track out there across the atlantic. it's 6:15 with kim checking the roads. >> reporter: we check the harbor tunnel and fort mchenry tunnels. as we look at the bw parkway, both the northbound and southbound are traveling very smoothly to start off your friday morning commute. if you travel around the beltway, things are mostly quiet. we have slowing on the southwest side of the beltway, it will be jammed between washington boulevard and bw parkway because of a construction project that has the two left lane

. >> one point on an nan pelosi to aepting $200,000 from insunce compies-- if you cannot taktheir moneydrink theirrews, sleep with the lobbyists come and ve against them, you ought noto be in the biness. nancpelosi meets that test. >> exceptor sleeping with them. republican congressman the virginia foxx of north carolina said on the house for that the repuican plan wouldot but seors in the posion of bng put to dth by eir governme. i just want to say, as somebody their age group, i support that. [laughter] >> e misiormation about what is in this bill is astonishin some of it by error, a great deal of it by deliberation -- is real astonishing. >>f you go to a single-par, as the british have, you'll nd, as the brish have, that er a certain age and wh certain disabilities, you will not get a kidney or liver and you will digression ocrs in e kind of system. --ou will die. rationing ours in the kind of system. that is y you need a matchmaker in new jersey who will get you a kidy for $1,000. aughter] >> there will be a vote on judge sotomayor. tell us more about this. ere is it going? >> when i sai

airport scare a man with a fake bomb shuts one of the country's busiest airport term nan nationals for hours as authorities moved in. three americans arrested being held in iran tonight after wandering across the iraq border into iran what were the college students doing there. cash or confusion as the questions continue in car dealerships across the country. customers asking, do we still have a deal? >>> and in his honor, a tearful tribute today as a mother remembers her sons the marine that put the life of his remembers her sons the marine that put the life of his comrades ahead of his own. captions paid for by abc, inc. >>> good evening, we got a stark reminder of what one man thought to be carrying a bomb can do to air travel across this nation. he forced a shutdown at the main terminal at laguardia here in new york, crippling operations for a time and spreading a lot of fear. authorities moved in and determined a bag of wires was a fake not before crowds evacuated the airport and delays began to mount. we begin with jeremy hubbard. >> reporter: the scare sent passengers streaming

. >> rob: the increased playing time since they traded her nan dez and that man's game has woken up. gentleman that was a sleeping there. >> rob: i told you i watched them and the guy hits lasers all over the field. you know that you can still hit. >> bob: ronny belliard now, batting .386 over his last 17 games with 3 homeruns and 11 r.b.i.s. a new game. staying disciplined. he does and take that one. >> rob: they're in the third quarter of the steelers redskins game. 10-3. we're in the 3rd inning of our game it is 8-6. >> bob: that's way outside. dukes is gone. nationals on a ronny belliard grand slam a 4 spot in the bottom of the 3rd. on to the middle innings. what in the world is ahead on a night like this. @@xx  >> bob: 4 runs scoring to m it an 8-6. be a season ticket hold are you get gathered seating and over a single game prices and discounts on merchandise events and more. be a citizen! prince fielder hacks it out and the 4th insomething underway. >> rob: time to get the goal line defense going and stop the scoring. every inning so far. >> bob: i wonder if he

but libya has given a hero's welcome to nan convicted of the pan am 103 locker by bombing, so this meeting could prove to be a diplomatic disaster. how should president obama handle gadaffi this time? tell us what you think by going to the "nightline" website or r twteitpage.te that's our report for tonight. from all of us at abc news, good night, america. >>> hello, i'm jimmy kimmel, and this is the samsung jack. a brand new crossover device in the tradition of the blackjack and blackjack two. for people who have an on the go lifestyle, the samsung jack easily syncs your personal or work e-mails and stays on top of your calendar. but there's even more exciting news from samsung. >> jimmy, jimmy! is it the third annual samsung at and i summer krush concert series? >> what? it's at&t summer krush concert series. yes, uncle frank. it's samsung's unprecedented free concert tour, which goes to nine major cities with nine of today's hottest bands. but how did you know about it, uncle frank? >> i read it on the cue cards. >> then you probably know the next samsung summer krush performance is in

>> nan circumstance he got a great deal. no if, ands or buts. >> it sends a message that you're free to punch out a woman and not do any jail time. >> as the stepfather of two beautiful little girls, where i grew up in new york, we would have taken care of this ourselves. i'll be honest with you about that and i think doug could agree with me. >> i would just ask the judge to give a decent sentence. >> i don't disagree with you, nancy, but i note a lot of times when a celebrity gets hammered, everyone jumps on the bandwagon and say they only singled the person out -- >> i appreciate that, but that's not what happened here. we'll be right back with you when we get back. but i want to report a verdict. tonight's i report winner of our number one fan contest is brenda. she says it gives her the courage to stand up for her beliefs. she designed this portrait. i think's maybe me. it's nine pounds of jelly beans and glue. congratulations, brenda. i want to eat your work of art. you've got the copy of the new members industry "the

meantime in his home state of massachusetts, the nan ticket light ship s another live look. former coast guard vessel moored off the kennedy compound in hyannis port. main beak from dusk to dawn to honor the late senator. >> kennedy lost his battle with brain cancer tuesday. kate baldwin joins us with the latest tonight in hyannis port. what can you tell us. >> hi, jeff. they call him the lion of the senate. and senator kennedy hard fought battle with brain cancer ended at his nearby home. end of a long journey, career and life. >> in senator kennedy's home state of massachusetts, outpouring of grieve from constituents. >> he was a champion for massachusetts for the country and the world. >> patriarch of the story and family, died tuesday day night at the age of 77 after battling brain cancer. kennedy served a half a century on capitol hill leaving behind a legacy ranging from health care to civil rights. >> his ideas and ideals, are stamped on scores of laws and reflected in millions of lives. >> vice-president biden worked with kennedy in the seatbelt for 36 years. >> he i

we were saying near nan tuck the, 20-foot waves are a possibility.ant shtoo w to show you a lo the radar images -- near nantucket, 20-foowaves are a possibility. >>> bill remain as a category three hurricane, maximum sustained winds, 10 miles per hour. here it is right here. it is continuing to move to the northwest at about 17 miles per hour. not particularly fast, not particularly slow. it's little more disorganized today than it was yesterday and again, the eye, you see the eye kind of of closing in there. however, a lot of water to get through. we'll see what develops with the storm. it could reintense identify during the next 12 to 4 hours. we don't believe we'll feel the impact of bill this weekend. for the weekend being a lot of clouds around. some scattered storms during the day and into the evening tomorrow. sunday, we believe will be dry, not as warm, not as humid with partly cloudy skies. here is what is happening now across the region. 79degrees in washington. 79 in fredericksburg. baltimore, 7 # degrees. in winchester, it is 76 degrees.

dippolito, himself, was also involved in agreeing to these conditions and they are somewhat more stringent nan the ones initially imposed. >> what are they? >> well, dalia dippolito is not permitted to come within 500 yards of the home that is now exclusively owned and exclusively occupied -- pardon me, not exclusively owned, but exclusively occupied by michael dippolito. she is not permitted to have any weapons. she is not permitted interestingly to work. she is not permitted to leave the home other than for attorneys and doctor's appointments, and those must be cleared in advance by the palm beach county sheriff's office. >> okay. so she can't leave the home and she can't have weapons, and she has her ankle monitor on her. to ellie jos ta a djostad, nanc producer. let's talk about this because, how did it all begin as far as what police are saying dalia talked to someone about allegedly wanting her husband killed? >> right. this started just about two weeks ago. a confidential informant came to the police and said that he had information that dalia dippolito wanted her husband dead. he calle

now, 18 years later she has been found alive and mother of two children fathered by nan accused of kidnappinglook at the psychological aspect of the jaycee lee dugard case. why she may have never tried to escape and how her family can begin to build a so-called normal life now. >>> coming up at 8:00, now is the time to stand out at work and for all the right reasons. we'll show you five ways to get it done. >>> also on call, with swine flu fears sweeping across college campuses. colleges getting ready for outwreaks aftd world health organization warned the global spread could speed up in the next couple of months. with over 18 million students nationwide, campuses are among the most vulnerable places for hup outbreak. some schools are now setting up on-line classes. classrooms are being wired so the classroom could be brought to the student if they get sick. the cdc recently added 19 to 24 engineereds to the first priority group. another reason to stop worrying as two you? studies show persistent worry over losing your job takes more of a toll on helth than actually losing your job. chronic j

this yesterday illustrating the decline in tax revenue in this country as a result of all the is a nannigans we've been discussing. social security, medicare, you know the list, will be broke. still, we are california soon to be. i think we're going to do something. ni. i'm just here to ask questions. we are back with america trying to stave off its own bankruptcy, having inherited the debts of all its friends and neighbors. ♪ upbeat rock ♪ singer:wanted to get myself a new cell phone ♪ as a ringtone ♪ ♪f ♪ who knew the store would go and check my credit score ♪ ♪ now all they let me have is this dinosaur ♪ ♪ hello hello hello can anybody hear me? ♪ ♪ i know i know i know i shoulda gone to ♪ ♪ free credit report dot com! ♪ that's where i shoulda gone! coulda got my knowledge on! ♪ ♪ vo: free credit score and report with enrollment in triple advantage. >>> good tuesday. i'm contessa brewer. if you think the economy is bad now, boy, things could get worse in the next few years. a study by the associated press finds tax revenue falling at an alarming rate while, at the same time, health c

nan aron is from the alliance for justice, working to promote justice for all americans.she's a regular commentator on these issues. nan, in the last 20 years we've had three republican presidents, none of them lawyers, but they have been careful and strategic about packing the federal courts. so much so they have almost made the federal society into a prerequisite for anyone to be appointed republican to the federal bench. we've also had two democratic presidents in the last 20 years, both of them lawyers, and at least the first one didn't appear to take much of an interest in transforming the federal courts. our latest lawyer democrat has only been in office a few months. what can we expect? will the obama administration focus on judicial appointments more? will they focus on changing our federal courts? district court? supreme court? what can we expect? >> thank you very much. it is really an honor to be on a panel with these individuals, long-time heros of mine, and tom just became the head of maldef, which is wonderful fofert community, and for all of you who have do

. >> marlin, what do you think about the reappointment of ber nan ski. >> i don't think this is change we can believe in to coin a phrase. bernanke was part of the greenspan federal reserve when they inflated the economy in 2004. he's been heading an organization that is now has lower esteem in the public eye than the irs. we've seen a comprehensive regulatory failure and i don't think looking forward, a, i don't think the job is doable by a human being. and to the degree that anybody could do it, i don't think this is the man to do it. it would be like ge being run by a strategy professor instead of jack. >> what do you think, roger? >> i disagree across the board, maria. it seems to me that since the financial crisis erupted, the federal reserve under mr. bernanke's leadership has acted boldly, creatively, and effectively. and done really quite a heroic job in stabing off a near meltdown which we all saw and in steering us toward safety and now the prospects for recovery both on the financial side and in the macro economy. so i think he's earned the reappointment and i think the pres

. >> activists vowing to keep up the fight insisting part of a ground-level move nan represents frustrationn decker, washington correspondent for reuters. good morning. >> good morning. >> we heard the shouters. let's listen to what the president is saying about all of this in his weekly address this morning. >> so let me explain what reform will mean for you and let me start by dispelling the outlandish rumors that reform will promote euthanasia or cut medicaid or bring about a government takeover of health care. that's simply not true. >> are all of rumors outlandish? will the president's voice be heard over the cries from the town hall meetings? >> well, a lot of questions there. i think there's a concern among many american people about whether or not this public option will be included in the bill that comes before the president. i think this is a concern for some people that are showing up at these town hall meetings, as is the concern that the size of the plan, the scope of the plan $1 trillion plan, will blow up the deficit. so you two issues at hand here. and i think that what we'r

nan nancy, we could not have given you a better, more appropriate handoff. drescher talking about the importance of health care, talking about prevention, talking about policy. it's not going to get better than that. >> no, i love fran. i'll vote for fran. live in new jersey, where i live, fran. >>> coming up on this program, we're going to pick up where you left off. we'll talk about health care reform, obviously, in the shadow of the passing of senator ted kennedy. we're also going to look at toddlers and whether they're too young to sort of participate in triathlons. that's happening a lot in this country, particularly on the west coast. swine flu on the horizon. we have a lot coming up on "dr. nancy," because it's almost noon on the east coast and the doctor is in. (announcer) before they give you the lowest price, some pharmacies make you work for it with memberships and fees. but not walmart. they have hundreds of generic prescriptions for just $4 for up to a 30-day supply and no gimmicks. save money. live better. walmart. but i did. you need to talk t

the whole thing was about was ben ber nan kit right person and we concluded that he was. >> let me ask you this because many people the might say much of the work is yet to be done given the fact we are waiting on some exit strategies for the federal reserve as well as the government, certainly on the part of treasury. what is the exit strategy in terms of getting out of the economic upset and winding down some of these programs in place. >> well, the first thing i'd certainly say is we are really at just the very beginning of stabilizing, right? if you think of the crisis that we have been through, you know, we are starting to see some hopeful signs that we are bottoming out. so the first thing i would say is, we shouldn't be talking about any exit strategies just yet in the sense or certainly no exit just yet in the sense we do have, as you pointed out, lots of work left to do. you know, the american people willw this thing isn't over till people are back to work and we really are seeing the economy recovered. >> but that said, obviously we need to have a plan for what happens as we

the so called gang of six, three democrats and three republicans who are members of the senate fi nan committee. they're up on the screen there. they have been meeting to discuss a bipartisan compromise. but there have been reports that the republican leadership in the senate, that certainly would include you, don't want republicans to make a deal. true or false? >> we'd like to make a deal, but we'd like to make the right kind of deal. this is not about embarrassing anybody. this is about getting it right. this is one sixth of our economy. health care is an enormous issue. it affects every single one of us. and we want to get it right. >> let me ask you a couple specific questions that seem to be the basis for a possible compromise. would you accept nonprofit cooperatives instead of a public plan as part of health reform? >> well, it sounds a lot like fannie mae and freddie mac to me. we know what ought to be done. >> it's basically guaranteed by the government. >> it would have government money in it, would be guaranteed by the government. it would be kind of a fannie mae or freddie

this president, nan e see pelosi and harry read haven't hit the nail on the head either.people are frustrated this president and this congress have been worse than the one before. i think there's a strong inclination on the part of the public to pull back and focus. these are huge, sweeping decisions this president is trying to push through in matters of days and weeks that have permanent implications for our country. and that's why i think the push is to slow this head-long dash. >> okay. colorado republican state senator and gubernatorial candidate josh penry. thanks for your time on "msnbc sunday." >> thanks form having me. >>> on "meet the press," dick gregory with talk with dick armey, tom coburn, tom daschle and rachel maddow. >>> the popularity of the cash for clunkers program has generated yet another problem. that is a shortage of used cars. independent used car dealers says the clunkers program is hurting the supply of moderately-priced cars. because there are fewer used cars available, the price for them is now rising. >>> money may be in short supply for many

there are neighbors who could look over the fence nan one case they did.hey looked over the fence and saw people in tents in the background and called the sheriff's office and allegedly the sheriff's office came out and said, well, it's private property. we can't do anything. i think what we're going to find, john, there were a number of opportunities where this could have been solved, where either neighbors, associates, law enforcement, various people dropped the ball but there's one thing we need to know. this sharp police officer at university california berkeley, when this guy with the two children he fathered by the kidnap victim showed up at berkeley earlier this week trying to pass out literature, this police officer stopped him, wanted to know who he was, ran his i.d., and then, john, when the two little children wouldn't look the police officer in the eye, the officer said, something's the matter. this doesn't work right. so he called the parole officer and said you better be talking to this guy because this whole thing doesn't feel right. parole

the second quarter profits slipped 2 1/2% to $39 million but it came in better nan expected and theyked their full year sales forecast. gamestop, tough day for them, reporting second quarter profit, down 32%. $39 million was the figure. they had fewer hit video games and a 14% drop in same-store sales. that's forcing the company to cut its full year outlook. wall street hates that as you can see by a 7% giveback there. and computer products distributor tech data, tecd, reporting a better than expected second quarter profit. the company also, though, lowering its third quarter sales. but they made it up in the fourth quarter, and that kept things positive. they saw some positive signs of stabilization in tech in north america. >> and tech is doing well today once again, matt. you mentioned google up 4%. cisco you mentioned up 3%. that's certainly helping a number of these averages here. >> so up next we're coming back with the closing countdown. going to be exciting. >> and then after the bell google shares rallying after being added to goldman sachs's conviction buy list. five years

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. >> reporter: you were telling me in 2004, you stood with him overlooking nan tuck tucket sou.did he say to you? >> he said, this hasn't changed since i was a child. you've got to think so many who saw so much change, this was a constant for him. >> reporter: this was also the place he sought refuge when there was deep grief. in fact, had to come back on numerous occasions and deliver very bad news to his father. >> this was where he told his father that president kennedy had died. they assigned ted that job because ted had a special closeness to his father. it was also where he -- >> reporter: he said it reportedly in a very matter of fact way. >> there's been an accident involving the president and he died -- it's a hard piece of news to deliver. ted kennedy was young himself at that time. he was 30 years old. >> reporter: he had to tell his dad about chappaquiddick. >> i think it was a similarly awkward conversation but more moving. he apparently broke down sitting at his father's knees. his father had a stroke and was unable to talk at that point. he's talking to a man who

nan aron is from the alliance for justice, working to promote justice for all americans.e's a regular commentator on these issues. nan, in the last 20 years we've had three republican presidents, none of them lawyers, but they have been careful and strategic about packing the federal courts. so much so they have almost made the federal society into a prerequisite for anyone to be appointed republican to the federal bench. we've also had two democratic presidents in the last 20 years, both of them lawyers, and at least the first one didn't appear to take much of an interest in transforming the federal courts. our latest lawyer democrat has only been in office a few months. what can we expect? will the obama administration focus on judicial appointments more? will they focus on changing our federal courts? district court? supreme court? what can we expect? >> thank you very much. it is really an honor to be on a panel with these individuals, long-time heros of mine, and tom just became the head of maldef, which is wonderful fofert community, and for all of you who have done

we'll watch that track y ga r nan eaaltithonllfu. 75 at reagan national.to a mild start. humidity is up there. our oudew point temperatures ar bi tngough the upper 60s. more uncomfortable than yesterday. as the cold front to the north will continue to move through during the co rsof e the tday today and it will give us a chance for a scattered shower, perhaps a thunderstorm as we get into the later afternoon. i think most of us will be dry. just about a 20% chance you'll encounter a shower or thunderstorm later in afternoon. here is your forecast. partly cloudy skies and showers back in the forecast. high temperature about 89 degrees. winds out of the east at 5 miles per hour. i'll be back in a couple of minutes and take a look at the five-day forecast and i'll let you know what will happen this weekend. that's coming up. let's get to julie wright with our latest on-time traffic. >>> i'm saying that guy will stand on the corner, but maybe he should stop by on the way home and pick up a gift. just an idea. it couldn't hurt. 395 duke street, lanes open towar

the office of legal council memos that authorize tore tours are already in the public dough nan.rtment as well are in the public domain and, today, we will get the inspector general report, the cia's inspector general report which we think about will provide further evidence of the torture of prisoners in the u.s. di. not just that but the torture that authorized by legal memos issued by the justice department and by orders issued by the national security council and by senior bush administration officials. >> yeah. i mean, at what point, bob, are you dealing with a subordination of democracy? in other words, you have a government of altering the rules of how the society relates in this case to a new class of prisoner, a third class of prisoner? terrorist prisoner as oppose to do somebody that is treated inside either the domain of the geneva convention or u.s. and domestic incarceration standards and neither applied to these prisoners and never a debate with the american public who said we think a third class of prisoners should be created because of the following reasons and, a

morning shift a little bit farther to the west, but right now cone of uncertainty takes it just off the nan tucket coastline and certainly hope that holds true because water here off the new england coastline and pretty much above normal for this time of year. here's some of the latest forecast tracks from the acxhl computer models. each one shows a particular model. they are getting clustered. that shows there are some good confidence with the computers and then get even better forecasts now that that hurricane hunter has been in there to get hard core data. back closer to home. hot temperature across texas and heat advisory across parts of the northwest and heat advisories for the fourth day in a row across new york city with high temperature there getting to 92 degrees. that is a quick check on weather. >>> wednesday is the day we often listen in to our chief business correspondent ali velshi on cnn radio and christine romans is sitting in while ali is recuperating from driving across the country last week. >> yeah, he totally is. he needs time off because he ate all that terrible food.

. >> to be a pointing ben ber nan bernanke was absolutely the right thing to do. one of the key issues right now is that people actual li trust that this man ask going the right thing. he has a confidence of economists. we have seen that poll after poll. the markets have confidence in him. most people agree that the problem is that so long as you have 40 to 50 million americans who have no insurance and we are paying for that cost in the terribly inefficient way when they walk into the emergency rooms you're not going to solve this problem. people are still feeling very insecure about their job. and i do think that over time what we're going to see is the secret or the success to any economic recovery is going to be a return to confidence on the part of the private sector.r. >> sell-off today is truly global in nature. the dow is down 183. norway's oslo stock exchange lost 2 1/2%. joining us now exclusively is ceo and executive director of norges bank. he manages norway's government pension fund, $400 billion invested around the world. good to have you with us aga

sew tee mayor had you nan a muss democratic support with nine republicans. most republicans opposed her, though, saying they disagreed with her rulings on gun control, affirmative action, and property rights. >>> 33 minutes past the hour. it's friday. i know you're tired, and the only thing you're asking for is for the weather to go your way over the weekend. will it, bob? >> come on, jeanie, do something for us that do i look like it? >> it's the best. >> it is like a jeanie outfit. i was saying i don't think this was a jeanie outfit but i don't think you'll see it on the air again. >> a little change in the weather pattern. high pressure dominating sliding eastward, bringing the heat with it. the backside of that, more heat comes out of the south. we had unsettled action toward iowa now stretching toward illinois. light showers are out the there for the morning. later today it's going to get a little more unsettled as the warmer air continues in and get higher dew points out there and we have a front that's draped across the region. could get severe thunde

nan lists are projecting m inin 2010.e 1989 this franchise has been going, 75 million games sold, generating more than $2 billion in sales. with fans wanting the latest roster update and cool new features, which has the ability to plot out an entire season with a different player for each nfl team. this is something even in this economy gamers have to have. >> a lot of people don't have money they're spending in this space. they're just, a little more careful about the money they're spending. so we want to make sure we take, i guess, the guesswork or the question out of that. >> reporter: electronic arts sure could use that boost, which shares down better than 56% since last year. npd reporting that video game software sales slide down 26% in july as compared to last year. earlier reports from here say that there are fewer preorders for the game but maybe that will pick up when this store opens a little bit later on today. maybe the one negative here is that the game sells better in the more realistic versions when you ta

and real quickly nan circumstances how do you talk to the kids without scaring them and getting themf oh, i'm afraid of anything and eerchlt oh, that's what i love about cook boot at red robin pot covment you can down load it and make some of the recipes maingd it a discussion in staifd lecture. don't rely on fear. fear is paraliegz. we want to make sure children understand this is part of their daily living and they need to know some of the tips so they can stay safe eemplet a. >>> okay and is there a web site for the cookbook. red robin.com to down load the free cookbook. what else does fios bring that cable doesn't? how about easy-to-use on screen widgets that offer instant updates on local traffic, news, weather and more. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v today to order fios tv, internet and phone for just $79.99 a month for the first six months. that's like getting all three amazing fios services for the price of two. and now get even faster internet speeds. plus, ask about our free wifi at thousands of hotspots nationwide. to get amaz

both parties were you nan mouse in praising her life experience. >> i feel very badly that i have totively. it's not what i want to do when this process started, but i believe that i'm doing the honorable and right thing, even though i feel badly about it. >> in a few hours, we will have achieved something truly great as a nation. our first african-american president has nominated the first hispanic justice to the united states supreme court. times are changing. >> little known fact. lbj twittered a lot. i twitter also, doris kearns goodwin. last night, a congratulated sonia sotomayor. i milestone. of course, got a lot of angry issues. i'm a conservative, but at the same time, what a picture. an african-american nominates a hispanic female. >> this is why you're so reasonable, most of the time any way. >> i've grown. >> the extraordinary thing i think for the administration as well is that they have got a person there who will make an impact on people who say, she can do it, we can do it. but also, think about the fact it only took three months. some other supreme court nominations,

you can see it down the avenue behind me on nan tuckette sound, the sound senator kennedy loved so mucht night. they said that he was the irreplaceable center of their lives, but there's something else they said that i found interesting. he said our best days are ahead. it's hard to imagine any of them without them. the kennedys have been fixtures for more than six decades here and it's where joe rose and brought their family here to hyannisport. it's what they think of for their home. it is a little enclave that supports the kennedys, if not politically, certainly in terms of privacy. they give the kennedy's their space. they go about and enjoy. if you go todayly mass in one of t the churches you might see ted kennedy. every day ways made him all that much more to the people of hyannisport. they will miss seeing him when he walked to the end of the pier to get his sailboat. in more recent days to go on nantucket sound for the beauty of the area he loved so much. >> as mike barnicle was telling us, he was important to ted kennedy and vickie to get back to hyannisport and live through th

it's just in the forecast that this could skim parts of cape cod, nan tucket and then probably make sometype of direct hit somewhere in atlantic canada back up towards nova scotia or the like. it is forecast to be a 3, just for a while later today back at a 4 and back to a 3. doesn't matter, 1 125-mile-per-hour storm is still a very significant storm whether you call it a 3 or a 4. chuck, i want to draw your attention to cnn.com/hurricane. you can go in there and do everything that i just did right online. cnn.com/hurricane. you can find the plot, see where the models are going and find the satellite and see what it is doing and play the satellite. all in all, i don't even have to have my graphics in here. i could just use dotcom/hurricane. >> that's a great plug. the probability, the tracks are all kind of converging, right? they're pretty darn sure where this thing is going now, right? >> what happens eventually when you get to this point is that the tracks and especially the forecast models begin to get the width of the error gets smaller and smaller because you're closer and closer t

reasons that are good cell goes bad and goes from being a well behaved to one that's a ma anything nan si. and it's something that is right for expansion. the same kinds of things could be said about autism. clearly a disorder of great concern and interest for parents for the public at large for the administration and the congress for all of us for scientists to try to understand this puzzling and frustrating dosser and the tools we may be able to bring to bare. some of them are posed to be able to answer questions that have really been difficult to come up with answers for in the past. things like the microbiome. it catalogs all of the microbes that live on and in us. if balanced, we live properly, but if unbalanced, could lead to diseases we don't know. this approach for the biological process has never had a better shot than it does right now towards shedding new light. and i'd like to see that be one of the themes that we try to apply. a second theme is going to be the focus on translation to take the basic science discovery that are bursting around us and bring those to bare in th