news on the banks of loch, ness. >> to photography.and people across britain are find out how it feels to be captured on camera by one of the world's best-known fashion photographers. let's meet him. ♪ >> a portrait of britain. >> hold that. >> shot by rankin, one of the country's most celebrated photographers. >> i wanted to have a recording of what it was like. it was amazing to be photographed by him. >> certainly a nicer image that any i have had taken of my before. >> it is much easier than i expected it to be. i'm usually shy in front of the camera. >> that is good. i like the idea of democratizing everybody with photographs at one level so that you can put a famous person next to a not-so-famous person, and there would be a democracy to that. >> the subjects of today's shoots are being displayed alongside some of the most famous faces in the world. so where did the concept come from? ♪ >> the whole project was inspired i made to the congo where i sat in the camp where people had been displaced from the fighting there. we went ac

. -- the banks of loch ness. >> first, though, we have nothing to hide. that is the british government responding to accusations that its security agents have been involved in torture overseas. many politicians, though, are demanding an independent inquiry and it claims that britain has been complicit in the mistreatment of terror suspects. >> released earlier this year from guantanamo bay, u.k. resident binon muhammad says he was tortured in pakistan and morocco and that british intelligence officials supplied questions and other material. he is one of a number of people alleging britain colluded in their mistreatment. included jailed terrorist salla hadid amin although his claims were dismissed by a judge and another man convicted of being an al qaeda mastermind and whose case was recently raised in the house of commons. >> we have a whole series of allegations, which it is important to recognize have not been tested by an inquiry or by the courts. but if those allegations are true, that would amount to complicity. >> today's report doesn't accuse the m

and make this time, your time. ness and freedom of the outdoors for your indoor cat.r about prescription treatment options. specially formulated to promote hairball control and healthy weight. friskies indoor wet cat food. feed the senses. >>> all right. in case you're trying to keep track. he has retired, returned. reretired and again rereturned again. we're talking about brett favre. >> who else? he signed a reported two-year deal to play football for the minnesota vikings. it could earn him up to $25 million. the 39-year-old three-time mvp says he wants to help the vikings win their first super bowl trophy. >> i'm sure the packers fans are happy about that. >>> time, now, for other sports. >> for that, here's jonathan coachman at espn news. >> good morning. as the dog days of summer heat up, so do the races in major league baseball. we start in philly. pedro martinez making his first home start for the phyllis. leadoff hitter, steven drew. takes the 3-2 offering, deep to right. that's a leadoff home run. 1-0, d-backs. but then, here comes the rain. pedro, three inn

has the google help solve the mystery of the loch ness monster? a security guard claims he has found the legendary creature. he believes the white spot is nessie. the object measures 65 feet long. it could also just be a boat. for more information, log onto the tech page at abcnews.com. those are your tech bytes. i'm jeremy hubbard. >> d.c. what i mean? >> cannot take zoom in closer to see if it is a boat -- do you see what i mean? >> kansas they zubin closer to see if it is a boat? day to get ready for the patriots. later on "oprah," it is a serious national problem. obnoxious cell phone users. are you rude? take the test and find out. >>> 5:23. taking a live look at the u.s. capitol building. flagsre flying and half staff because of the death of ted kennedy. he lost his battle with brain cancer. >>> the chicago cubs were playing like they had something to prove. >> the nationals had a tough night in chicago. in the top of the fifth, things fell apart. the cubs took a 3-2 lead after a bad throw from ryan zimmerman. chicago ran away, 9. >> the red

specifically between ward circle and van necessary street -- van ness street. >> it has to be disconcerting to see fire trucks near your street. that is what frank saw near rock creek park. >> this is the third visit by the fire department in the last couple of days. >> reporter: this is the planning the d.c. fire department is doing in areas where water is a concern. that is the case on this drive of 20 homes. two of the hydrants on the street are broken and the fire department isn't too sure of the third one. a wasa spokesperson says they can't deal with it because these are private hydrants and they are unable to use rate payers money to fix hydrants on private property. but on nebraska, these are public hydrant. two over a half mile stretch recently testified flow less than 500 gallons of water a minute. similar low flow hydrants created a problem at the ho of peggy co erbu. t that nsmaioiois small compared to nebraska avenue. lot at this -- look at this. >> by the way, there are hydrants inside some of the complexes like homeland security that have not been flow tested and general help

. >>> has google helped solved the mystery of the lock -- loch ness monster? they claim they have.course it could also be just be a boat. for information on all these stories log on to the technology page of abcnews.com. those are your "tech bytes," i'm jeremy hubbard. >>> good morning. i'm jamie costello. welcome. >> i'm megan pringle. thank you for joining us on this thursday morning. we'll get to the news of the day. but first -- be on the lookout for a catonsville

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. >> the lock ness is unique. >> reporter: this is my tour guide and right now, best friend., she's giving us the inside scoop on the lock ness monster. >> it's the only rollercoaster with interlocking loops like this. >> reporter: before we hit the ride, we get to see what actually keeps us on the tracks. these are road wheels. they carry the bulk of the weight. then, there are guide wheels. they prevent it from falling off the tracks. she has to get in first because i have to grab her with my right arm. we're fixing to get real close on this ride. ♪ awesome. i think the loops were the best part. now, it's time for the griffin, the tallest dive coaster in the world. the main drop is 205 feet a 90-degree angle. and the speed, 75 miles per hour. oh. oh. faster than you can go on a highway. before the drop of death, lindsay shows us something few people get to see. if anything goes wrong, this elevator comes to the rescue. i never had the desire to just walk around the top of a rollercoaster. i prefer to be secured in. now, i'm in an elevator. i'm locked into the elevator. and

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nebraska avenue north west, specifically the block between ward circle and van ness. dave statter is live. >> reporter: recently the water and sewer authority tested the hydrants. they are now covered with red which indicates they flow less than 500 gallons of water. investigators say they are surprised that they can see hydrants with this low flow. while the fire department is creating plans for situations like this and we joined them on one of the missions today. >> it has to be disconcerting to see fire trucks sitting on your street. at noon today that's what happened at rock creek park. >> this is the third visit by the fire department in the last couple of days. >> this is some of the dc planning is doing in some areas where water is a concern and that certainly is the case on that private drive of 20 homes. two of the three hydrants are broken and the fire department isn't sure about the third. but they say this isn't their problem. they say they can't do with it because these are private hydrants and they are unable to use rate payer's money to fix hydrants on

neil: you have to have more stick-to-it-ness. >> there are a lot of ideas in the book about making moneythings for you can gain immediate experience, gagne skills to put on your resident, -- gain new skills to put on your resume. neil: i agree with you with everything except for the haagen-dazs. a great book. thank you. a great author, good advice for all of us. all right, you had better not bitch about the president's health-care plan. pasteurized processed cheese product? (lou gentine) or natural cheese slices? at sargento, our deli style slices are always made naturally. sargento. persnickety people. exceptional cheese. neil: all right, do not like government-run health care? you had better watch what you say about it, because the government is watching you. the house czar is asking to have any disinformation reported to the white house. i do not understand this. what are they doing? >> well, the white house has asked citizens to fort emails from their neighbors and friends that have what they considered to be misinformation about the health-care plan -- has asked citizens to form ema

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by reducing political ness, it will open up the provider to supply patients accepting commercial riskthat nhs prices or less and at the right quality standards. that means contract to be given to quality as well as value for money. it means a proper partnership with the independent and the voluntary sector, not a pushover like the government spirits were blocked contracts were awarded to independent treatment centers at greater expense than the equivalent cost in the nhs. the charity which is kids is a good example of how can worker they collaborated to identify local children and young people who are on the list waiting for wheelchair's. the primary care trust offered them a base and within two years, every child that needed one, had a wheelchair. the shows that bringing in different organizations is not just about competition, it can spark collaboration and partnership, too. greater competition is vital to make it reality of what i see as the next crucial step in nhs reform and that is more choice. labor has moved down this road, right leg. their speeches show that they understand t

. >> ness is taking office in january, my office is focused with helping citizens refocus their livesr catastrophes going forward. our approach is simple. governments must keep the responsibility to the people so that americans have the opportunity to take responsibility for their own future. >> president obama also pledged to visit new orleans before the end of the year. >> the president still pledging to fight healthcare reform. it appears -- are growing thin. a leading republican claims democratic proposals would restrict the choices and weaken the country's fiscal health. they need to address -- and called the president's plan irresponsible saying that it will put a burden on small businesses and weep out medicare. >>> meanwhile, president obama's promising to fund medical research in the fight against the swine flu. it comes as doctors release a new warning about the virus. health experts claim there is a severe form of the h1n1 that goes straight to the lungs causing severe illness and requiring extensive hospital treatment. some countries are reporting as many as 15% of patient

jackson was in which may or may not have ness ses talt etalted what the did. >> larry: in other wordsin the house that might have necessitated it? >> it may have. >> larry: has dr. klein been questioned by the police? >> no. >> larry: any law enforcement authorities? >> no, he has not. >> larry: is there any criminal question you have a fear of? >> fear is not the correct characterization -- >> larry: concern? >> i always am -- excuse me. i'm always concerned, but it's a healthy concern. it would be foolish of me not to be concerned. but i have no cause for concern. no cause for concern borne out of my discussions that i've had thus far with law enforcement. i have had discussions -- excuse me -- as well as the coroner's office. mind you, there was a report i believe last friday that the dea was considering sanctions against my client. dea had not contacted my client. >> larry: you reached out to them? >> i did. i reached out. i reached out to the dea. i got to the second in command to this -- in this region, very nice gentleman. i met with him. ultimately actually today along with th

physicians, they should be the front lines of the medical profession in encouraging prevention and well ness, but the problem is that primary care physicians, they make a lot less money than specialists, and nurse practitioners, too. so -- and nurses, you've got a whole other issue which you already raised, which is the fact that not only are nurses not paid as well as they should, but you also have nursing professors are paid even worse, so the consequence, you don't have enough professors to teach nursing, which means that's part of the reason why you've got such a shortage of nurses. so we are going to be taking steps, as part of reform to deal with expanding primary care physicians and our nursing corps. on the doctors' front, one of the things we could do is reimburse doctors who are providing preventive care and not just the surgeon who provides care after somebody's sick. nothing against surgeons. i don't want to be getting a bunch of letters from surgeons now. i'm not dissing surgeons here. all i'm saying is, let's take the example of something like diabetes, a disease that's skyrock

you liken this to elliott ness.ut and replace them with fresh new faces. >> that's right, jane. good to be with you again. if everyone watch the movie "untouchables," what elliott ness did when he wanted to assure himself of a unit that wasn't corrupted by the local mob, he got a bunch of guys right out of the academy that he had personally screened and made sure he had untouchables. on a larger scale, that's what the mexican customs is doing here. they want to make sure not by going through individually and putting people on polygraphs, but by doing wholesale change, getting rid of all the current inspectors, letting them reapply for their jobs in some cases, but bringing in a bunch of fresh recruits who have been trained, given polygraphs, and given new technology so they can get serious about the drug problem. jane: the numbers are pretty stunning. if you look at the new replacements, 70% of them university educated versus 10% university educated on the old force. will this work? >> i think it's a great step in t

. >>> tropical storm claudest men nessing the gulf coast.nn meteorologist jacqui jeras tracking it all in the cnn severe weather center. she's also keeping tabs on another tropical storm that may be our first named hurricane of the tropical storm season. >> conditions have really been deteriorating on florida's panhandle. as those wings strengthen. the rainfall is coming down very heavy, along with a threat of tornados. claudette is a tropical storm. gusting up to 65. it's just less than 40 miles away from landfall. we think that's going to happen in the next couple of hours. let's show you where these bands are, and it's covering a lot of the southeast. this is going all the way up to atlanta, up towards the birmingham area. the heaviest rainfall around apalachicola. you can get a better idea of where the center of this storm is. we're estimating right now it's somewhere in this vicinity. it's moving to the north. we're anticipating landfall to likely be somewhere near destin-ish. could be a little west of there, could be a little bit east

ness toe told me. look at this disparity. the material sector earnings far and away the worst this quarter. the material sector performance far and away the best. go figure. it's all about expectations even though the surprise factor hasn't been necessarily the best there. the health care earnings have surprised very, very strongly. they're the only sector that's actually delivering profit growth of the ten sectors this quarter in the health care index has been a bit of a clunker, and the last little anomaly i bring to your attention here, the better than expected surprise factor coming in, better than ever it has. three quarters of the stocks have beaten the streets. a bads indicator for the analysts but they'll accept it because the market is doing well. lower than expected sales of 54%. so lastly, a tribute to the marine corps, the few and the proud. these are the best three performing stocks over the past four weeks since earning season started. all much them have beat and or guided higher. ga net up huge over 100% in tha

ness feddis and adam levin, thank yu both very much. >> thank you. >> lehrer: next tonight, t releaseof a convict lockerbie bomber. newshourorrespondent spencer michels narrates our repor >> reporter: thenly person ev convicted in the 1988 bbing of pan am flight 103 left a ottish jail today a free man. he was hustleto the airport in convoof armored police vehicles. and then, abdel baset al- megrahi, oking frail and suffering from terminaprostate cancer, slowly boarded aet sent from libya and tk off for home. alegrahi served eight years of his life sentence. doctors say hhas less than three months to live,nd with that mind, the scottish authorits granted his request to return home to die. >> our justice stem demands that jgement be imposed, but compassion be available. our beliefs dictate th justice be served but mercy be own. compassioand mercy are about upholding thbeliefs that we seek to li by, remaining true to our values as a people, n matter t severity of the ovocation or the atrocity perpeated. >> reporter259 people on board and 11 others othe ground were killed when thplane exp

. >> reporter: well, ness a feddis, a lot of these came about because of a perception that practices were unfair, even abusive. do you see a major shift shift in the way the issuers were w deal with consumers? >> i think you have to see that kind of change because of the law, credit card companies are going to have to dismantle their existing models and rebuild them based on the new rules. as you mentioned, the main... the predominant effect of this new law is that consumers will no longer be surprised by an interest rate increase. for the most part, they will receive a 45-day advanced notice and, more importantly, the option to pay off the existing balance over time at the original rate. and really that is the provision that card companies were most critized about and that's what's being addressed as of today. >> reporter: do you see that well enough addressed, adam levin? and what about this question of "significant changes"? how is that defined andd is all of this clear enough? >> well, significant changes isn't fully defined yet. i think this is to come as the regulations are pro

safety har nesses. would never do that, would you? >> no, afraid of heights. >> thank you. >>> we are learning more details about the man who killed three people in a pennsylvania gym tuesday night. a woman who encountered that man at a dating workshop in los angeles speaking out on the man she was trying to help. let's go to our internet reporter, abbi tatton. she has tracked her down. abbi, tell us what she is saying. >> she said this man, george sodini, didn't seem like a killer but wanting to improve himself. we tracked down 20-year-old erin miklo who was hired to work this dating workshop in los angeles last year. three days of eight-hour-a-day seminars in los angeles that sodine had traveled from pittsburgh to attend. she says he was the most studious man in 20 attending, really quiet, took a lot of notes. the instructor was telling them they were too nervous, too nice to be able to meet women. look at this. at even one point at the beginning of the seminar, he writes, nice guys must die. she said

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first of all, you have to -- >>ness at question, rich. >> i am answering the question. the second that we passed an economic stimulus package, attitudes improved. part of what drives wall street is an attitude that the government is finally coming to terms with the problems it faces and that's exactly what happened immediately when we started, you saw the stock market start to rebound. we've still got a long way to go. we're not going to be like the bush administration. we have to get jobs back. >> couldn't they just be the natural result of the business cycle? >> that's what republicans would like you to believe, but the truth of it is why didn't the natural -- if you look at the way the economy has gone throughout history, that upswing should have started in the latter part of the bush administration. it didn't. why? because no one thought he was serious about fixing the economy. clearly barack obama is serious about fixing the economy and wall street has responded and eventually that will mean more jobs for more americans. >> wall street responded once health care re

we do in a policy to match that that will help us figure out how we can do more to create open ness -- to create more openness. >> if i could pick up on that. i am from a law firm in d.c., but i am here on behalf of government organizations. one of the things we would like you to asked is what are the threats to the ongoing communications and community- building that local governments -- it is terrific a lot of people are seeing this on the web, but for years a lot of people saw this on government access channels. they did not have the ability to interact the way folks can e- mail today, but a lot of those are disappearing and disappearing because laws are changing allegedly to enhance the deployment of broadband, which we are not seeing. as you are doing your list and your first question was, what can other mayors do? a lot of them are not doing it on a daily basis, they are doing it with their governmental access channels. please identify some of those threats as they go away, because they are. >> thank you. a two-part question from our online audience. what is the most vigorous exa

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aim for weak ness and won't hit the united states but could get close to cape cod monday or tuesday. if you live in nova scotia, towards newfoundland. you could get clipped by it on tuesday. be watching this the next couple of days. showers and thunderstorms strong in northern parts of arkansas. check out oklahoma, covering up the northern half of your state. thunderstorms rumbling through. south of enid, a complex there. and more showers for the day. goes ft. worth, a severe thunderstorm warning, more showers and storms moving towards lower parts of missouri and kentucky and thundershowers towards indiana and indianapolis light pockets of rain. it's falling apart but will be there the better part of the day. let me take you to washington d.c. the thunderstorm complex will be west today but hot, too. 93 degrees, 93-94, thunderstorms a possibility around the chesapeake today. you will get delays at the airport there. we'll talk about those in just about 10 minutes. >> okay. don't be afraid but your boss is being asked to help stop the spread of the swine flu. some of you are like, my

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