nate, i love you.guys, i appreciate you all coming in and talking about your experiences. again, we get into these numbers, every number is a real person and my real person is nate brewer. look at him. isn't he handsome? show him again. and his neighbors. really handsome guys. i appreciate it. good luck to all three of you. >>> we want to hear your ideas. we want to hear from you. we're interested in what the politicians have to say, what the experts have to say. but in many cases when we're talking about americans struggling, the expert is you. twitter is down today, but that's a great way to get ahold of me and i hope you'll give me your ideas on these issues. >>> is senate expected to vote on whether to confirm sonia sotomayor as the next supreme court justice of the united states. she would become a first hispanic on the court. let's go to hialeah. does the hispanic community see this as a monumental day? >> yes. they do. good afternoon. because it really has been in many ways, a galvanizing moment

and nate shellman for kboi news radio from boise, idaho. nate, let's start with you. you're right there on the ground. do we know how little robert died? >> no, we don't yet. just a correction, the body was found actually miles away from his mother's apartment. >> miles, plural? >> and there's an opening to the canal. it's called the new york canal. it's a pretty sizeable canal, with very steep concrete sides. and there is a point that he could have entered that within a half mile from his mom's apartment. but where the body was found was over five miles away from robert's mom's apartment. >> okay. thanks for that clarification. we were under the impression it was closer. let me get steve rogers in on this and we'll get back to you, nate. steve, hearing that, i mean, these are the questions we have, as difficult as they are to ask. the body could have floated that far, right? in the time since he was missing, july 24th? >> sure. the police are going to check on the currents in the river, weather conditions. but i must tell you that the police will no doubt go back to

the cardinals down the nates 9-4. talking football now. before last night's game against the patriots, redskins quarterback jason campbell had completed four of his 13 passes for 48 yards and zero touchdowns. the criticism was loud. last night he quieted the naysayers even if only for a few hours. he was effective, completing 13 of his 22 passes for more than 200 yards and one rushing touchdown. his biggest gain, confidence. all eyes on jason campbell last night and on the skins' first offensive series, campbell was in control, goes deep down the sideline to moss who makes the catch. campbell was perfect on the drive leading the first team offense to its first touchdown of the preseason. then campbell problems he can do it on the ground. drops back here. just smooth. he can't find anyone open so says i'll take it in myself. the redskins lost the game, 27-24. jason was is your performance good enough to quiet the doubters? >> never. you know, it's never enough. there will be something to come think about. well, he didn't hit the big ball. o

the dems facing what nate silver calls significant enthusiasm gap, likely will lose in the house andseats at least, nothing new considering as silver reminds us the party that wins the white house almost always loses a good number of seats at the mid terms. silver also notes with wild card issues like health care the dems are in the realm of possibility of losing control of the house next year opting out of the public option could be what sends the democrats over the edge. silver puts the solid senate votes for the public option at just 43 or 41 if do you not include ted kennedy and dianne feinstein. is the public option really dead he writes? probably. perhaps the better question is whether the public option was ever really alive. former vermont governor howard dean, himself a doctor, former chair of the democratic party, now a consultant at mckenna and aldridge llp as well as democracy for america and contributor to cnbc. thanks for coming on again. >> thanks for having me. getting to be a regular show here. >> we have a lot to talk about. where is the public option right now? >> i

nate in louisiana, nate. >> caller: hey, cramer, this is nate from shreveport, giving you an lsu world series boo-yah. >> holy cow, shreveport. hey, marcus is going to start this year. what's up? >> caller: i want to know about oxy, occidental petroleum. >> i like it, well-run company. i think it has a play for your portfolio. i would sanction owning it. no, no, i'm going down to hector in florida right now. hector. >> caller: boo-yah, skee-daddy. >> what's up? >> caller: h.a.l.? >> i couldn't believe how well that stock acted after a quarter i didn't really care for, but you know what? i think oil and natural gas is going higher. that's good news for h.a.l. i want to buy it, not sell it. i think you got to keeper. let's do one more. let's go to kevin in florida. s. >> caller: hi, jim, big old boo-yah from the liquid sunshine state of florida. >> i loved florida, lived in the big bend, what's up? >> caller: with the recent cash for clunkers and the big demand for sodium silicate if ppg still has room to run. >> ppg has room to run, because it's still got a high yield. i don't want to p

e landed close to embassies d nate headquarters.alian police are sayin they foiled a terrorist plo to attack an armyase in sney. four men were arrested. they areaid to have link to a somali militt group, and their atntion is racing concerns that they e not seekintargets elsewhere knick repos from sydney. >> in the quiet streets of melbourne' suburbs, one of the biggest counterterrorism operatns that australia h ever seen. the raids got underway in the middle of the night and involv some 400fficers. four mean were taken into stody, suspects believed to be bind a planned suicide attack against theustralian military. they are all australia nationals in their early to mid 's of lebanese and somali dent. >> the m were plannin to cay out a suicide terroris attack within austria involving andrmed assault with automic weapons. details of te planning indicated the ofenders were ready to direct a sustained attack on mitary personnel. >> this is the base police belief was the tget. one office said an attac was imminent. lice say they have cctv

but they just might ail crane ate all of them -- ail nate them. >> they say that they are going to lower the rating of any senator who votes for confirmation. >> they are one step closer to reality now that the governor, martin, is on board. today, they announced the locally preferred option. a 16 mile light rail system with 21 stops in dozens of communities for them. they need to rebuild that path to accommodate the trains. the reaction is decidedly mixed. >> it means that you'll be able to go east and west without being stuck on the belt way. >> i'm sorry that they are spending that much money, just to make an ill sitting, well, arrangement like that. >> and the purple line opponents say that they have collected 18,000 signatures against it. and now they are firing off a letter to the federal transit administration, urging them to oppose any plan that puts mass transit next to the trail. >>> well, just ahead, it's virtual reality. for the real world to call y. l llu't yo w reality. you'll want to see it. plus, tony is back with that full forecast. keep it right here. we'll be back in 6

behind the rockies in the nl wild card, bronson arroyo has a shutout going in the eighth inning, but nate schierholtz able to break it up, wladimir balentien can't get to it, edgar renteria scores, and the giants, 1-0, 16th shutout, most of the majors, giants on a three-game win streak. and a wild card looks like this. rockies win, giants win, so right now it's still that one-game lead for san francisco over colorado. the marlins are losing right now, the braves not on the panel, they won, and the cubs also in the mix are winning right now as well. >> red sox, rangers, and rays reaching for that a.l. wild card spot. why one of these teams could be flipping from the top. top stories ahead on "espnews." during the autobahn for all event, you can get great lease deals. i love it. i just wanna know it's the right move. - me? - thirteen days in the future. listen, you get a deal on a car you've always wanted, scheduled maintenance is included. - it's all good. - what's the future like? - you love your new jetta. - and the suit? - you like it? - nah. i love it. announcer: for a limited time, tr

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%% cheryl: americans are putting more martha: back in the frn plan but a new plan could create a nate mayor how long folks to tap in retirement accounts just like a credit card. tracy, you hate this >> we will be bailing out the 401-k's next. we have to take care of social security. that is the biggest blow-up that is so underfunded. now you will have to fund 401-k's that will be pulling their moan out because you are allowing them to. we have to save for retirement. we don't need to pull money out of the 401-k. >> we have to force people to do what we want them to do. tracy, a 401-k is -- >> it will be paid for that. you are going to pay for it later on. it is -- it doesn't matter what you think. this is are the government is going and you will pay for their retirement if you allow them to use their 401-k toss by me dine -- to buy me dinner. >> they end up taking out a loan on a credit card. >> they don't need the money. i need to stop buying i-phones and flat screen tv's. cheryl: you get a 10% penalty on the 401-k and if you get laid off 90 taste you have to pay it back or face more

his political slls were the nate willot be the same without him, wilit?eah, and one of the great rength that he had was highlighted in most of th memorial's paid to him. he ha sick -- a great self- deprecating humor in juary of 1971, robert byrd upset him in t democratic caucu. he became 31-24 for the senate -- r the democratic whip. kennedy handled it well. it was damaging tany national ambitions. he said, but what i want t thank the 29 senats who edged to support me and i want thank in parcular e 24 senato who did ve for me. >> [laughter] he had, for a senator anyway relatively ltle ego he was always interested in getting something done. and not taking e cred, that was the way he hieved it. he cameack year after year to get little more, a little more. wn he did run for presidt in 1980, the wor tt we heard overnd over again with chappaquiddick. d that cost him the presidency? >> for sure, i mean, he was the heir to the royal famy. there s no way that he had- would have been died the esidency had that not happened. he was lucky he was a kennedy and beuse

there are high hopes that this visit nate marked a tuing point, but in yn, it may prove stronger on symbism -- but i the end, itay pro stronger on symbolism than sutance. bbc news, seoul. >> the latest headnes for you this hour. outrage in the u.s. d u.k. that the man coicted of the lockerbie bombing is weomed in libyas a hero. it is the u.s. ised for covery? the headf the federal reserve says e country is nearly out of recession. there is growing and there in south africa about the eatment of t country's rising young spts star, caster semya. she won the women's 180 meters in the world championip, a huge irovement on her previous court. the internation association s and now insistinon tests that prove hurt geer. the famil is furious. >> the ta here is of nothing else. life he in thisarming community changed forever during two minutes on a trkin berlin. one of theran bece a world beater, and in the process, it created aninternational storm. >> they doot want south africa to go forward. >> that was proof. >> if you had sn everything? >> everything. [laughter] >> and denitely a girl? >> defini

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runners on second and third he gets the ground out and the natings get insurance to lock it up. in the 8th elijah duke. and the nats sweep the d. backs. 9-2 is the final. the nats have won eight streak and that is the longest streak in the majors. >>> and the nats are likely losing christian guzman who hit the waiver wires. the sox are trying to work out a deal with him. he is due $8 million next year. >>> the orioles at the blue jays. brian madson facing vernon wells and wells gets the best of him. bag blast look where it lands in the second deck. it made it 5-2 jays. they hold to win 7-36789 >>> andy roddick reached the finals in his last two tournaments. and clearly sunday nights are not too peaceful in the roddick household either. trying to take down the defending champion. with the ace he wins the first set 6-3. but the champ is unphased. roddick pressured into the unforced error, 7-5 to spaniard. they go to the tie break. too strong. the forehand winner clips the line. he is the first back to back winner at the -- legs may man ten years. >> thank you very much. >>> more o

that clip does not really explain the story behind the character that you play, nate ford.ill let you explain, and i admit that i do, but should i be cheering for you? >> i think you should. tavis: i will let you explain an audience will know better why i asked that question. >> i play a former insurance investigator who becomes disillusioned with his job following the death of his son. it tragedy happens leading up to that, he loses his wife, loses everything in his life and he has hit rock bottom and he joins up with a band of thieves. he will work with these thieves to settle the score with people that have been taken advantage of, their homes taken away by corrupt contractors. tavis: modern-day robin hood. >> absolutely. he is walking that difficult line because he has always been chasing these guys, and now he is working with them. it is the only way he could help himself is by helping other people. he decides to sell a part of himself to work with these people and they become this dysfunctional family. tavis: you had no hesitation in suggesting to me that i should be

the tripps welcome kids into nature home for game nate and on occasional friday nights they load it up, 40 kids on a bus and take them to safe and fun activities, footing the bill themselves. and now the show is giving the family a brand-new home and just one week. >>> motorcycle enthusiasts referred up to raise money for the brain cancer research. bikers from the raven riders and front-runners drove from columbia to baltimore to raise funds for the brain cancer research for a cure foundation. today's event was the first annual creating hope motorcycle ride. people from all over the state came out to show their support. >> we have -- awareness through the rest of the world about how devastated this is, and what we can do to defeat it. >> there was music, food and tons of live entertainment, all the proceeds go to a brain cancer research team at johns hopkins university. >>> it's a jewel in the pool. shaquille o'neal takes on michael phelps. coming up we caught up with both athletes today. what they say about tomorrow's fierce competition! >>> welcome, it's the big man on the court vers

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david to nate, and pop by samuel. he fumbles it. he says thank you very much. i'll take the ball and the touchdown. the eagles kick a late field goal to win 38-22. the game means nothing, but it did mean a lot for vick. >> it was great to finally get out there and get my feet wet, get a feel for the game again. see if the speed was still the same as it was two years ago, and you know, it felt the same. it's like riding a bike. you never forget how to do it. >> michael vick doing a whole lot of smiling tonight. >>> preseason game number three for the skins tomorrow night. the last real dress rehearsal before the big show starts. starters should play at least a half, and they will be tested by a strong patriots team on both sides of the ball. that's tonight night. today the guys were all smiles at the welcome home luncheon. ♪ hundreds of fans packed the ritz-carlton to meet the team, and it was a show. clinton portis pretty in purpose. how about fred davis, california cool with that hat. rookie quarterback kevin barnes with the ascot. that is shot, the dbs were t

might play on the baseball world cup team tournament coming up in september, and that would e lime nate coming up next month. >> all right. keith, thanks for coming on with us. >> my pleasure. >> they are number 1 in every sense of the world, florida has been anointed the team to beat, by the a.p. poll today, and with no rematch against ole miss or no game against the next highest-ranked s.e.c. team, and alabama, figures florida will be tough to beat. here's what the first college football poll looks like. they made history. they have received all but two first-place votes. here's lou holtz with his take on the top-ten. >> when i look at the top-ten, first thing, is three teams, from the big 12, are right, in the top-ten. the big 12 south, texas, oklahoma, and oklahoma state, all from the big 12 south. who is the best team, in the big 12 north? kansas, which comes in at number 25. that doesn't seem fair to me. >> not fair but that's the way it is. there's l.s.u. first time since 2003. but, right on the doorstep. boise state. >> coming up, mark martin gets the pole, and can he stay ahead

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whichmyq is that the talib is more deeply involved in drug trafficking and drug trade was initially nate as recent nato and military operations have found. and that's going to mean more unrest both in afghanistan and in pakistan. >> and( united states is doing a total look, again, at the military option. >> aside of what has happened on the political side of things, you're hearing interesting words coming from admiral mullen, head of the joint chiefs, saying the war's not going well. talking about maybe needing more troops. general mcchrystal on the ground in afghanistan is -- called for studies from think-tanks and others, testing what we are doing there militarily. is this the right policy? it's very unusual, i would say, for military leaders to question what they are doing. my suspicion is that not only the military but people in the white house are starting to say, do we need a policy review on opposition and strategy and presence in afghanistan? >> and this is a bi thing, not t of do we need more troops, do we need to alter the strategy? we're talking about, do we stay or do we go?

. >> later today on "oprah," nate is making house calls. he is going in to get you out of a house time warp. >>> quarterback brett favre has flip-flops once again. he emerged in minnesota yesterday and signed on to become the vikings new quarterback. the vikings are the rivals of his old team, the green bay packers. >> that will be weird for packers fans. >> how many times has he cried? >> very emotional. >>> 5:25. time for a look at economic news with linda bell. >> it is a game on for sony. they are slashing the price of the playstation 3. if you cannot wait until september, you may want to hold off. they are offering a slimmer ps3 at the same price. it is 32% smaller. as for trading, look at stock index futures, pointing to it lower opening on wall street. iron and steel companies in china posted a loss. we're seeing gold and oil futures falling. the theme is low or stocks. that is your business news. live at bloomberg headquarters in new york, i am linda bell. back to you. >> linda, thank you. 5:27. the news continues. >> d.c. it is top

. >> reporter: nate evan is the bike planner for baltimore. it's his job to look for safer routes. he says right hook crashes like the one that killed yates is how most cyclists die. >> a car is going to make a right turn because we're programmed to think you can make a right turn because that's your vehicular right of way. but we've got to look for pedestrians, cyclists, anyone else that is going to be in the road at that time. >> people know the risks involved. but it's incumbent on the cyclists and drivers to be cautious and look out for one another. >> reporter: in mount vernon, linda so, abc 2 news. >> police are still looking for driver of the white box truck that hit john yates. to get a copy of the cycle resource guide, call 410-396- 6802. >>> tonight the chief of pediatrics is at shock trauma after a car crash. state police say dr. jose alvardo's car slammed into the back of a tractor-trailer on route 50 yesterday. he was flown to shock trauma. he is in critical condition tonight. he has been a doctor in salisbury since 1988, treating thousands of lower eastern shore famil

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reinjured the nate mclouth reinjured the hamstring. hip problems, deal with a hip injury. would not be good news. he has provided some home run pop in their line up. >> buck: peeve pitched last night as cabrera hits it into right field for a base hit. back-to-back hits after two men down. apparently in one of his rehab outings, he was hit by a batted ball that his pitching elbow. it was kind of an interesting match up because jaker yes tamade one of the starts, and for the white sox triple game charlotte, he had to leave the game. >> buck: he did get hit in a previous start and hoping he would make the start yesterday for the big club, but couldn't could do that. paul bird starts the day with the pons red sox. doesn't sound good. going to get an up during dual tot address the continuing back problem. and the indians will get a look at the newly acquired pitching starter. and the roster can expand on tuesday, the orioles expect some promotions that day. and then they will probably get a few more when the aaa season ends. here is shin-soo choo, and rick kranitz went out for

now, as far as the new numbering system, this is how it works, the 8 is the model nobodies i can nateed the series. the next three digits represent the rated engine horsepower. the 5th position is a letter that indicates the capability and price level. and in the case of a tractor with tracks, it will include a t. >>> a new pasture based dairy featuring auto milk is getting rave reviews. along with the milking system, it offers an energy efficient design. they have water mattress bedding and manure scrapers and uses a sidewall curtain that goes up or down to regulate temperatures. >> because we have the robot, we have some ability for automation that doesn't come right now in traditional farms in particular we can look at roomation patterns of cows. those are important in looking at how they utilize feed and resources. there's all sorts of side benefits to almost every farm. >> it allows the cow to decide when she will be milked. the cow has the choice of what time of day, how often she will be milked as opposed to the cob venges al system -- conventional system. >> we hope it will beco

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the president, often, last nate in colorado, says to the american people if they like their doctor, they can keep their doctor. if they like their insurance plan, they can keep their insurance plan. if a public plan, a public option is introduced at least 2 million americans will be switched by their employer from a private plan to the public plan, doesn't get into the whole issue of employers dropping health care coverage in general. how can the administration make the promise if you like your insurance plan you can keep it when cbo and other analysisists estimate that other people will be switch from private to public? >> a marketplace option. new plans being created in toledo, ohio, or california, the network of doctors is likely to be pretty identical. a lot of plans exist in the same marketplace and doctors are part of a variety of networks. so, the idea that you would keep your own doctor is highly likely. the other thing about the new marketplace, i think the president is eager to stabilize the employer markets place. small business owners are dropping coverage because they can no