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try the new kept kent grill -- kentucky grilled chicken. it's time to unthink the taste of fried kfc. >>> anyone in maryland who wants the new swine flu vaccine can have it for free. this fall, the state health department will distribute the h1n1 vaccine and will encourage everyone to get one. the shots will be available free in many sites. the vaccine is expected to be available by mid-october. >>> president obama is in montana today to give a final push to healthcare reform before he heads off for vacation. manuel gallegus reports for wjz. the president is holding another town hall meeting and will likely run into more protestors. >>> the salesmen in chief is out west, stepping up his pitch for urgent healthcare reform. >> health insurance reform will mean a set of common sense, consumer protections for folks with health insurance. >> reporter: president obama is using his own town hall meetings to beat back the fiery opposition boiling over in other town halls across the country. >> fight against the fear. this is not about politics. this

new kentucky grilled chicken! marinated and grilled to perfection... for that five-star, fall-off-the-bone taste. mix original and grilled in your bucket! taste the unfried side of kfc. >>> good morning. we will have the latest on the wildfires in california. sam champion it is live on the scene. new deep tales from the compound where jaycee was held. we will also talk to the women who helped crack the case. swine flu alert. dr.'s has some -- dr. oz will show us the healing power of music. >>> have you ever been really frustrated with government leaders but unable to express that? >> the citizens of reno, nev., got to express their anger with a tomato fight. for a $10 donation, residents could grab tornadoes to toss them at each other. the cost also pummel the maersk for $50. the money -- they could also hit the mayors for $50. money benefited the red cross. let's check in with lisa baden. >> we loved to throw tomatoes. let's look at the cameras of traffic crossing the potomac river. beautiful. roosevelt bridge, memorial bridge, and the key bridge. >>

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try the new kentucky grilled chicken. it's time to unthink the taste of the unfried side of kfc. back to you. have a great weekend. >>> as summer winds down, misery ramps up for thousands of marylanders. and it's not the return to school i'm talking about. alex demetrick reports, it's the return of ragweed. >> reporter: st. joseph's allergy expert, john bacon, dispts need to look at a -- doesn't need to look at a calendar to know fall is coming. not yet. but give it a few weeks. maryland has just entered ragweed season. plants are springing up just about everywhere. some have already begun to produce the flowers that will generate a little irritating pollen. and all it will take is wind to shake that pollen into the noses of those allergic to it. >> i have a headache. i'm sneezing. >> runny eyes, and runny nose, and itchy. >> ragweed, unlike other plants. it is not dependent on weather. so in this area, as the days shorten, by mid-august, all of the plants start to pollinate. >> reporter: it's estimated, 20% of the u.s. is allergic to ragweed. more than 30% report that it affect

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news bloodshed behind bars. a violent prison riot breaks out in kentucky got some new information. >>> a pittsburgh area gym club where a gunman killed three women now trying for a new start. >> you got a frig at at that. >> the last weekend of the summer before some students head back to class. coming up the goals and challenges for some school districts. i'm gd barn et cetera. the story is coming up in tonight's eyewitness news school watch report. >> i'm meteorologist bernadette woods. another round of heavy rain begin today. how long will this last? the weather forecast when eyewitness news returns. >>> now complete coverage continues with adam may, meteorologist bernadette woods and sports with stan saunders . >>> we just got some new information on a prison riot in kentucky. four prisoners now remain hospitalized after several buildings were set on fire last night. the damage was so severe that more than half of the 1200 prisoners had to be taken to other facilities. residents who live near that prison say they are being more conscience especially after this riot. >> it makes you appear re hen sieve. of co

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cbs news, louisville, kentucky. >> he has the support from a dozen coach's organizations contributing to the defense fund. >> disney is purchasing marvel entertainment for $4 billion. they'll acquire some famous quarters. iron man and spider-man. there will be changes to the company and disney may bring their lesser known comics to the big screen. those are great movies. >>> check in with all new stories at 6:00. >>> new developments in the slaying of ken harris and why they want them to hand over the entire file. >>> i'm alex demetrick and a major cleanup of the back rip -- river has lead to a disappointment. back to you now. >>> and thank you, vick. there's a new kind of party to destress. it's called a cuddle party. it's a new phenomenon. they were created to help adults rediscover touch and afaction -- affection. it's strictly nonsexual. no one has to touch or be touched if they don't feel comfortable. >>> well, all right. >>> we're live over an accident right now. and this is on eastern boulevard and captain mike perry has more. >> reporter: it's been a nasty day for the accident

en it's the news we told you about last night. a riot breaks out in kentucky at a prison. inmates started fires in a prison in central kentucky and some suffered injuries as the riots went on for a few hours and order is still being restored this morning. >>> and they have a lot of issues to cover. but, it's secure to the fact where, we don't think there's an additional riot going on. >> all of the inmates are accounted for and no staff or officers were hurt. >>> it's the nightmare flight. newly released audio tapes expose the break down of what kept the passengers on the flight for six hours for no reason. the people are upset. we need to work out some way to get them off. >> she said there's nothing she can do and they're not going to let them off the plane. that's ridiculous. >> that's where the cap dan pleads -- captain pleads with the staff of the minnesota airport. airport security had left for the day and they weren't allowed off. >>> and it was another win for the orioles and once again, roberts is to thanks. he had two home runs in the game and he exploded and hit

news. kentucky authorities bussing inmates to other prisons after inmates torched the north point trainingr. correction officers had to use tear gas to regain control. no officers were hurt. but some inmates suffered minor injuries. the ntsb investigating a deadly small plane crash near an ohio high school. a football scrimmal was going on at the time. the plane narrowly missing the players. both people on board died. hurricane bill growing a little weaker as it passes bermuda. now downgraded to category two storm, but the wind topping 100 miles per hour. the forecasters say bill's main impact to the u.s. will be high surf. >> jamie: the blue dogs, remember them? they're all back home, meeting with their constituents right now. if you haven't heard the term before it refers to the 52 democratic lawmakers considered to be democrats, but moderates. they are being heavily wooed by democratic leadership to support healthcare reform, but many of them, well, they remain non-committal on the issue. some of them are skeptical on the bill. what can we expect when the blue dogs head back to washingt

cbs news, louisville, kentucky. >> an investigation by the local school district ruled out wrongdoing by the coach. supporters and fellow coaches have helped raise $90,000 for his defense fund. >>> police say a toyota suv or a pick-up truck missing a grill hit the women while they crossed capitol avenue in silver spring around 10:00 on saturday. the investigators believe the vehicle dragged the women close to more than 100 feet and then ran one over. the police need help finding the driver who fled. the doctors say the woman's injuries are serious, but not life threatening. >>> a big question for years, now the circumcision debate is brew flag the federal government. they are considering across-the- board recommendation for infant circumcisions. the cdc is expected to weigh in. and if and when a final report is released, the cdc's final recommendation also be completely voluntary. >>> colleges and universities across the neighs are gearing up for a possible outbreak of the h1n1 flu, also known as the swine flu, colleges such as the university of pled m.d. are doubling their efforts to

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. >>> just ahead on the "morning news," severe flash flooding in kentucky and in indiana. >>> plus, run for the hills. wildfire season let's up across the country. first, katie couric has a preview of tonight's cbs evening news. >> a new study raises serious questions about a costly back procedure. is it really worth it or could it leave you feeling worse? that's tonight only on the cbs evening news. all prescription nsaid pain relievers, like celebrex, ibuprofen and naproxen, help treat arthritis pain and have some of the same warnings. but since individual results may vary, having options is important. prescription celebrex has been the option for millions of patients for 10 straight years. just one 200-mg celebrex (once a day,) can provide dependable, 24-hour relief for many with arthritis pain, stiffness and inflammation. based on the available data, the fda stated that for certain patients celebrex's benefits outweigh the risks. if you are worried about stomach upset, you should know, in clinical studies, a lower percentage of patients taking celebrex reported stomach discomfort ve

reporter: swine flu cases are already being reported in schools that have just begin the new academic year. in kentucky one elementary school canceled classes for the second day after 96 out of 350 called in sick with flu-like symptoms. >> it is scary, i mean, i think. really scary. >> skin problems? >> reporter: swine flu vaccine trials involving children began at five u.s. medical centers today. including nashville's vanderbilt university medical center. 120 kids, ages 6 months to 17 years, lined up for shots. >> i mean i was a little worried about the risks at first, but the doctors assured me there wasn't going to be nothing wrong with it. >> reporter: but production is slower than anticipated. instead of the 120 million doses the government planned to have ready, it is now expected that only 45 million doses will be ready by october 15th. then, health officials will roll out a supply of 20 million per week and have 195 million doses by mid december. >> well this has been a rather slow growing virus. it has been a little lethargic. so it takes a little bit longer to create the amount of vaccine we

. >> standard policy in kentucky for one fifth the cost you can buy in it new york state or new jerseyuse it's not gold plate with all the unnecessary stuff. in kentucky you get catastrophic care and basic care for one fifth of the cost. if you bring it across the state lines it would bring down the price dramatically. >> with no statesman date. >> you need to get rid of the government regulations. >> all we have to do is that? >> what convinces that the insurers want competition. they are fat and happy right now running their defective system with their faceless bureaucrats. you talk about having a government system, screening socialism like they can't handle the competition. don't let them compete with the government, they're too efficient. >> and rationing as well, choose your poison, you want a bureaucrat deciding for you to basically cut all your coverage. we have to address this, the real issue is medicare. costs are skyrocketing. it was not built to handle the costs of mris, c.a.t. scans and all the what we're seeing. that is the real issue. those technologies are driving it up.

kentucky. another batch out to the west. the good news is, by saturday night, this front should be just offshore, less humid air starts moving in for sunday afternoon. monday and tuesday look very nice with low humidity and nice weather conditions. now, not so nice, of course, with bill this is puerto rico. bill, the eye, clearly showed earlier this afternoon, then it becomes a little more ragged. it did drop from a category 3 to a category 2. it's kind of hard to see that. that little spot is bermuda. there's bill right now. it's going to head up to the northwest eventually by saturday afternoon off the carolina coast about 450 miecialtion then makes a right turn up toward the north- northeast. south winds here 10 to 15 knots, bay temperature at 8 # 2. we'll be dealing with heavy surf along the coast. showers, maybe a heavy thunderstorm, 7 # 2 overnight. tomorrow more the same, high of 84, could be some flooding rains in some spots. the next five days, we're looking at 884, 84, 84 #, but drying out, warming up, maybe a scattered shower h

new york se le fue en contra, vamos a contarle lo que pasó. h@txvxkwy÷ >>> 4 pasajeros recibieron en vida sacudido en una turbulencia. el avión desviado al aeropuerto internacional. en kentuckycano. el ejecutivo en el estado de new york está en el centro de una controversia sobre un comentario sobre los hispanos. algunos dicen que se trató de hacer un chiste y nadie serie y y le dijo, menos mal que no eres como el de la cocina de este restaurante, si no te podría deportar. >>> cuando háblame del condado de suffolk es serio, la crisis en cuanta la comunidad latina documentada e indocumentados todos quedamos en lo mismo que bro me e en un contexto tan triste,s es un insulto. >>> aquí mismo murió marcelo lucero. y un grupo de jóvenes blancos encendió la casa de unos jornaleros indocumentados, los hirieron gravemente y causando protestas >>> quiero decir yo que está pensando en alabama en 1950, pero no aquí en new york. >>> en este comunicado dice estamos ante una exageración. la sátira que vemos cada año en la parodia política. y nadie debe creer que los comentarios del funcionario del condado fueron otra cosa que una burla a su propia reputación política. >>> y las personas qu

a dozen states, including alabama, arizona, california, florida, hawaii, idaho, kentucky, maine, massachusetts, nevada, new mexico, new york, and washington. and in addition to these states, applications have been submitted by other eligible communities in more than eight states. this is in colorado, in minnesota, montana, north dakota,ry rirks sout, rhode islh dakota, wisconsin, wyoming, and out in portry cork the virgin islands -- port -- puerto rico, the virgin islands and america samoa. in addition, these are community-driven projects. they reflect the local priorities for addressing energy challenges. some of the projects that are currently underway within this high-energy cost grants are replacing failing transmission and distribution lines that serve communities in my state and in arizona, idaho, maine and nevada. as we think about how we're going to move our energy, particularly our renewable energy sources, we've got to do more within our transmission systems. these -- this program allows for us to replace our -- our old or our failing transmission and distribution lines. some of the other project

news to get to. louisville, kentucky, pounded by heavy rain. >> the national weather service has declared a state of emergency. some areas have received over a half a foot of rain in the last few hours. >> susie lackey in kentucky sent us this video from her son who's in old louisville. and then videos that our viewers have sent in that have gotten stuck in high water. >> when you have 6 1/2 inches of rain in one hour, which is the most we have ever had in recorded history, it's pretty bad. all the underpasses are full. i have just come from the university of louisville, buildings are surrounded by water. we just had to get a swift water rescue boats in to move people out of those biuildings. we have four inches or so of water at churchill downs. the animal control facility, all the dogs and cats, they're under water, we we're trying to get them out to other shelters. another storm is about to hit us with 50-mile-per-hour winds and another inch of rain they're telling us. >> what does the weather look like from here on out and what is the plan? we just had 2 1/2 to three hours of no rain. >>> we hav

that's coming up in the eyewitness news school watch report. >>> a riot in a kentucky prison and buildings set fire, trash cans and other items also set fire inside the prison causing the building to catch on fire with huge flames shooting out. the damage was so severe that many of the 1200 prisoners were taken to other facilities. eight inmates were treated for minor injuries along with eight staff members. >>> the fbi now expressing outrage against scotland official for the release of the lockerbie bomber. fbi director robert mueller says it gives comfort to terrorists across the world. the minister responded by saying that his decision was based on compassionate grounds. the bomber was allowed to return to his home in libya after being diagnosed with prostate cancer. the 1998 airplane bombing killed 207 people most of them americans. >>> president obama today asking critics to stop making phony claims about healthcare proposals. he says he is glad that a lot of americans are getting involved in the debate but also is concerned about the growing number of false statements being made and

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passing john calipari of kentucky. meyer's new deal runs through the 2014 season.m, charlie weis and pete carroll in the $4 million club. >> >> the four-game series with the mets. mark ren olds 25th birthday. he celebrated in style. first inning off figueroa, gone. second inning, it's reynold's again. >> look where this one ends up. >> how about 420 feet away for a two-run home run. 32 home rupps, second to albert pujols who has 34. d'backs once up 6-0. holds on to win 6-5. dan haren does get the win. >> top on stories on the way jonathan coach man and mike yam,le they'll tell you about plaxico burress and antonio pierce, and the decision the grand jury made in new york.

. >> wyoming, new york, kentucky. >> this right here is the rayburn room. your right and you see the security guys. and if you turn left, that's the floor on the house, that's where they say, ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. >> familiar faces, vice president, senator bradley, i kind of have a good seat here. >> an enormous amount of the institutional -- i know you have members of. >> he didn't listen to me. i said zoom out, guys. he said good-bye to his summer interns who took a walk down memory lane recalling their funniest moments on the job. >> oh, this is so sad, it's the last day for all of our wonderful interns. we love you all so much, thank you so much. our highly paid team of crack interns. thank you. >> i think my favorite part of being an intern in this office has been working with constituents and giving tours. >> actually today earlier i was giving a tour with a bunch of little kids. and one of them actually ran into the legs of nancy pelosi. >> the funniest thing in general is just constituent calls, we get a lot of re

according to documents obtained by cbs news just 15 months before its introduction at a testing ground in kentuckytwo riders rolled over in a prototype for the rhino. the driver, a yamaha president at the time. his passenger, the vice president in charge of rhino development who sustained a foot injury. today there were no safety standards for these so-called side-by-side vehicles. right now, the industry is drafting a set of voluntary ones.& tenenbaum says that may not be enough. >> with the number of deaths that have already occurred, we are even thinking should we go into mandatory standards. >> reporter: yamaha wouldn't provide someone to speak with us on camera, so we went to their headquarters in southern california. i'm armen keteyian from cbs news... >> take your cameras out of here. it's a private property. we ask that you take the cameras out of here. >> reporter: but despite repeated requests, company lawyers ultimately decided not to let anyone speak to us on camera. yamaha did provide several off-camera interviews and answers to written questions and in statements to cbs news said: ce

kentucky senator mitch mcconnell on "fox news sunday" moment ago: >> i think it is in serious troublefor good reason. first of all, americans are very skeptical about putting the government in charge of all of american health care. they are also skeptical as to whether it will be paid for, the congressional budget office says it is not paid for. and even if they become convinced that it is pad foid f you have to look at how it is being paid for. >> jamie: joining me now the host of "fox news sunday," chris wallace, good morning. >> chris: good morning, jamie. >> jamie: as you know, more and more people are following the health care debate and more and more people want to get involved and more and more people want what they want and are showing up at the town halls and are being criticized for it. did you ask about the opposition from the democratic party, really criticizing the people in the way they are calling them unamerican? >> chris: yeah, absolutely. and what senator mcconnell said is you know, if you are not winning on the facts of the argument in health care, then you try to c

new england. look at that. 91 in providence. pittsburgh, 82. louisville, kentucky, should be beautiful at 86. a little hot in charlotte at 92 degrees. that's your wednesday forecast, christina. >> all right. thanks so much, bill. >>> home prices pop, retailer stocks surge, and the price of a cold one is heading up. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, she may not be making idols anymore, but paula abdul has landed herself a new job. >>> phillies walk the plank. and surprise, surprise, another lands on the d.l. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm christina brown. and here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> if you are just joining us, we have been covering the death of senator ted kennedy. known as the liberal lion of the senate, senator kennedy died last night at his home in hyannisport, massachusetts, after battling a brain tumor. senator kennedy was 77. >>> for the second day in a row, nasa called off the launch of the space shuttle "discovery" this time due to a faulty fuel valve. the next attemp

the fact that louisville, of course, is going to see the arch rival kentucky have a new coach in john calipari, you know, let's get right down to the basics here. this is about winning on the court. and the image of the university in terms of athletics. i think the university president and the athletic director are clearly making that kind of decision. that's okay. but i think it's also important to note that. that if rick pitino were not the great coach that he is, would he be keeping his job? that's unanswered. it's a valid question. >> is this the argue that nothing gets in the way of the business of basketball and winning above all else? >> i really don't think so. i think that the university's president pointed that out. this is also about leadership and leadership is not just a quality in good times. it's a quality in difficult times. and the way that coach pitino stood up, faced the music with his family, forge rigthrightly addressed it with the public even though watz a private matter and addressed potential recruits as well. i think he showed leadership. and that is something

new york city. if you could bring cold air by the time of my wedding in manhattan, that would be great. inmates for. a prison in central kentucky. see all those fires. prisoners actually set fire to several buildings in the medium security north point training center in bergan last night. they had to use tear gas to gain control. no officers were hurt. some inmates suffered minor injuries. the fire caused so much damage that some inmates are being housed in other prisons now. prison has been lock down on tuesday after an inmate assault. >> tragedy in ohio where a small plane crashes near a high school. a high school football scrimmage going on at the time. the plane narrowly missing the players and crowd as onlookers looked on. the pilot and his girlfriend killed after their single-engine

kentucky. the southeast should be relatively dry and hot. the northeast, new england, a mini two-day heat wave with areas near 90 two days in a row from boston to d.c. get ready finally. it only took two months. if you're watching on wpxi in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, enjoy the sounds of some of the city's finest jazz musicians at the katz plaza. >> thanks so much. here's an early look at headlines in entertainment. he may have been a hit in national treasure, that hasn't stopped the nation from coming after nicolas cage's personal treasure. he's been hit with a whopping bill from the arizonirs. >>> california governor signed up soccer star david beckham to promote california around the world. >>> don't look for ryan o'neal to hang out with estranged daughter tatum o'neal any time soon. he'll never forget her for spilling the fwheenz a tell-all biography. he told vanity fair, quote, how dare she throw our laundry in the street for money. >>> finally, he's retiring borat and bruno. what's next for sasha baron cohen, a wannabe pop star who's desperate to win a si

kentucky. >> taking social networking to a new complaining level. >> the weather pattern producing those storms and the ohio valley who might have an impact on our weather tomorrow. right now, a live picture from sky team 11. hazy sunshine. >> here is a look at what we are working on for 6:00. students will enjoy it an extra week of summer. details on where and why. the governor announces his support on the proposed redline but he is greeted with boo's an. >> national guard flood rescue teams were sent to kentucky after a serious flooding. dozens of streets were flooded. horses had to be moved to a nearby facility because of all the water. chris clackum has more. >> the downpour on tuesday was torrential at times, 6 inches of rain fell in three hours. >> water was falling from the sky faster than it could enter the system. >> much of louisville found itself drenched -- homes, cars, businesses were water logged. very little appears salvageable. the water was 3.5 feet deep. instead of rolling, cars floated down neighborhood roads. residents were trapped inside of their homes. by boat was the only

storms this afternoon, from new york through maryland, west virginia into kentucky. sort of a front going through the region. it's going to kind of stall out. we'll be stuck with this kind of weather pattern for the next several days. but it's not going to get cool until really the weekend. stays warm and humid. with the risk of scattered shower and thundershower activity. through the week. southwest winds, 5 to 10 knots. drop to 82 degrees. tonight, then, showers and thunderstorms. otherwise, warm and muggy. 72. tomorrow. another hot one. not quite as warm as today. 90. showers and thunderstorms possible again. tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow night. any of them with heavy downpours. and once again, gusty winds with these storms, tonight and again tomorrow. >> pretty typical. >>> still ahead at 5:00. disturbing details. as police arrested eight suspects in the murder of a florida couple. we learned that one of their children witnessed the whole ordeal. >>> a 3-year-old child is injured in this severn house and dies several days later. now, police say it was murder.

the news from the federal reserve sent stocks up. the dow closed above 9300. >>> a kentucky woman is charged with lying to the fbi and trying to extort money from a college basketball coach. these records show that he admitted having sex with her in 2003. he says it was consensual. he admits he gave her $3,000 for an abortion. she claims she was raped twice and has demanded more than $10 million. >> and i will fight for the better and, and the bitter truth will come out. >> we will get through this and move on. >> university officials have come out in support of the coach. there has been no official call for him to step down. . the pit bulls have been euthanize. they attacked and killed carter delaney on monday. a small dog was also found dead. the pit bulls belong to the lady's brother and were put down today at the owner's request. >>> what do they have in common? >> and where or can we see some storms this evening? >> i have the highlights and the very latest. it is not talked about a whole lot, but there is a battle raging at redskins park for the backup quarterback posi

system right here as it comes through jeffersonville and portions of new albany, indiana, and then crosses the river into louisville, kentucky. the thunderstorm just explodes in the system right there. boom. i tell you what. it was a line that stretched from lexington all the way to louisville, and it is moving quick. it's already down to right on the tennessee-kentucky border. and that system is going to be making its way on towards the east. the majority of the rain will make its way into the carolinas. but that system will cause us some shower and thunderstorm activity here during the day tomorrow. and it is going to be pop-up, very isolated heavy showers. right now we're not seeing any precipitation around the baltimore area. but earlier this afternoon, we had some showers form up right here just north of the white marsh area, make their way up 95. they're in the process of falling apart there are sporadic showers around. some on the eastern shore, over in the southern portions of delaware getting a few scattered showers. that's basically the way the evening is going to be going. in eld dersburg 86. 87 in bowie. brandywi

so a number of states, you could talk about kentucky, washington state, a number of the other new england states. we've learned and massachusetts learned from its own experiences, which is why they're so focused on getting everyone in. when we saw what happened in massachusetts, that's why it's such an important question you're asking, we realized that we could bring reform to the political system springing off the platform that massachusetts reallyshed a light on what was possible. that the people in that state recognized that it was unfair to subsidize people who refused to participate. once that principle of getting everybody in is established, it changes everything fundamentally. and indeed, we challenged ourselves. last year we went out on a listening tour about a year ago all across the country. we presented our proposals and we heard very clearly that people wanted us to do more. they wanted us to talk about guarantee issue, getting everybody in and making sure they staid in. they want d us to talk about portable and they wanted us to make not a voluntary contribution or commitment

from washington to oregon, new mexico, oklahoma, arkansas, tennessee, kentucky.se little red dots talk about the drug cartel activity. marijuana, cocaine, methamphetamine, heroin. as you can see here in atlanta, georgia, that is the main spot where drug traffickers operate in this part of the region. smack dab here in atlanta. other areas, little dots across texas that is where all the cartel activity is. atlanta is the main city in georgia where the cartels are. that is where brook baldwin takes us now. >> reporter: drugs, weapons and cold hard cash, a lethal combination fueling the mexican drug cartels. according to the drug enforcement administration a new city has emerged as the staging ground for this trade. >> metro atlanta is a hub for businesses in the southeast. it is a hub for mexican organized crime. >> reporter: atlanta, prime real estate for drug distribution according to the dea's top agent. he agreed to take cnn on a special aerial tour to show how the deals go down, starting with the southern cities web of freeway. >> you can go east, west, north,

new york jets starting quarterback this season. the fifth overall pick out of southern cal mixes in houston on september 13th. that's it for now. among other things, mine that bird. the kentuckyerby winner. we'll talk about that, and much, much more, on eyewitness news at 6:00. >> see you then. >> still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. >> i'm mike hellgren in annapolis. with complete coverage of the massive state budget cuts. wjz speaks candidly to workers affected by the furl ♪ ♪ tell me who's watching. (announcer) it's right here. it's easy. ♪ i always feel like somebody's watching me. ♪ it's the money you could be saving with geico. >>> coming up now at 6:00. a staple in america and a legacy. today, he's mourned. complete coverage. >>> the board of public works, chipping away at the budget deficit, takes a chunk out of paychecks. i'm pat warren. coming up, who will do without what. >> i'm derek valcourt in southwest baltimore, where some developers have big plans for this huge, vacant lot. what might be going in here? find out, coming up on eyewitness news. >>> and trouble is churning in the tropics. eyewitness news is tracking the storm and it could be heading ou

new england. if you're watching us on lex 18, take a look at over 80 sculpt e sculptures and paintings of kentucky life at the art museum at the university of kentucky. that's your eastern event of the day. >> all right, bill, thanks. now an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. for the first time since the death of his wife natasha richardson, liam neeson walked the red carpet. in it he plays a former irish paramilitary haunted by memories of murder. brad pitt and an lean know jolie brought hollywood to a stand still for the tinseltown premier of "inglourious basterds." jennifer hudson has given birth to her first child, a boy named david. brooks and dunn are calling it quits. simon cowell's new three-year deal with "american idol" with pay him $45 million a year. peewee herman is back at least temporarily. he will be reviving it for a 10-day theater run. that takes me back to the '80 opening statement, peewee's play house. >> we loved his character but maybe not the man so much. a love/hate. >> it will be interesting to see. >>> well, this comes from wnbc new york where one tr

in its wake, we have humid conditions patchy fog across parts of new york, and towards kentucky and acrosshave -- across the central plains the next front is moving in with us. he showers here today at nothing that bad, but the southern tip of this will bring more significant rain. maybe 2-3 inches, and we will talk about localized flooding and maybe an isolated tornado once again. here are your temperatures for the day. here's the cool pocket that continues in parts of minnesota and wisconsin. everywhere else across east nevada. even toward seattle this week he hit 100 through your all-time temperature. rebecca 91. till above average but nowhere were used to be. wake up guys. fellow siva that wasn't long enough to want what to do speak ip do a 20 minute weather segment to get. *speaker3 . thank you, rick. that's right. coming up on the show, democrats have a brand-new strategy to best healthcare reform. when the insurance industry. do they really need a bad guide to solar cause? >> dave: take a look m&ms and call me in the morning. it turns out these kind of chocolates that melt in your m

new home r its main motorcycle plant. it's current located in york, pennsylvania. the coany is looking at spots inennessee, indiana, kentucky and missouri. back in may, harlesaid the york plant had toouch cacity, and that iwanted to either revamp the plan which employs 2,300 worker or locate. >> pl: a former u.b.s. banker will spend more than thr years in prison, despitecting as an inrmant for the u.s. government. bradley birkenfe was key in helping the i.r. get the names of 4,500 american u.b.s. cents o may have cheated on their taxes. but he also admitt helping u.b.s. clients hide assets. today, he was sentenceto 40 nths behind bars, almost a year more than procutors commended. >> susie: he's a look at what'sappening next week: our friday "maet monitor" guest is john dorfman, chairn of thunderstorcapital. on the economicalendar: tuesday, the s case shiller home price index for je is released, consumer confidce for august; wednesday, the julreports on durable goods and new me sales; thursday, it weekly jobless claimsnd a first look at second quarter g.d.p friday, personal income for ly and august consumer sentent. >> paul:

news and the forecast, go to wjz.com. >>> the trial of a football coach is underway in kentucky. he's wanted in the death of a 15-year-old. let's accused of holding water from players and making them run extra laps in which a player died. >> most of them had four to five water breaks. this is not about a coach, they're after the game of football at this point. >> 29 high school football players have died of heat stroke in the last 15 years and he's the first for facing corral charges. -- criminal charges. >>> the man accused of the lockerbie bombings is in the hospital. he's the only one accused of the bombings over scotland, it killed 270 people and most americans. >>> it's been 12 years since the death of prince diana and now, rumors are that kate middleton is groomed as the next princess. they're teaching her how to be a princess and that includes the proper way to meet heads of state and great guests and how to wear a hat and how to handle the paparazzi. >> you through the hat thing in. and that's not happening. >> and i did. >> here's a preview of the cbs news. >>> a cbs new