open has a new king. del potro he won over federer last night. he won in a marathon four hour six minute struggle. federer was trying to become the first man to win the american championship six straight times. after the match, federer said simply can't have them all. he had a great run. >> he did. >> boy, was that a match. >> it was. >> it is warm outside, j.c. >> very nice today. >> today is a keeper. if you have tennis plans you are good to go. by tomorrow things will be changing. cloudier will be moving in some rain, cooler times. you catch my drift. get out there this noon. here's what is happening. 85 degrees and mostly sunny. tomorrow clouding up 75. a few showers eyeing us and steadier rain for thursday when we reach a high of 72. the time lapse tower cam from the netherlands carillon shows mainly clear skies. little haze in the air. i was on the weather terrace and the temperatures are on the way up. we are at 893 degrees rat reagan national airport. the humidity is not bad. only 41% with a northeast wind kicking in at six miles an hour.

larry king in the news. larry king taped an interview with controversial singer chris brown.nd, in the interview, brown said he doesn't remember assaulting his girlfriend, rihanna. [ audience boos ] in response, larry king said, "hey, if we're going to sit here and start listing things we don't remember, get comfortable, buddy." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] international sign for larry king right there. >> andy: good. >> conan: do that anywhere in the world, and they know what you're talking about. >> andy: yep. >> conan: simple travel tip for you. >> andy: if it comes up. >> conan: if it comes up, yeah. oh, it comes up, yeah. this is weird. in illinois, get this, a a 10-year-old boy, who does nothing but collect vacuum cleaners, says he can tell which model is running just by its sound. yeah. the boy can also tell which bully's hitting him just by the feel of his fist. [ laughter and applause ] yesterday, 549 musicians -- 549 musicians set a world record by forming the world's largest mariachi band. [ cheers and applause ] yes. it's good for them and bad for the peop

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at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news reporting for wbal-tv 11 news. back to you. >> thank you. >> 5:21. it's 55 degrees on tv hill. coming up, look at your morning commute. >> and don't forget to e-mail us your answer to our "watercooler question of the day." do you think new driver safety legislation will result in safer roads? e-mail your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> long secret security tapes showing the aftermath of the oklahoma city bombing have been released by the f.b.i. the black and white images show people rushing by the nearby buildings after the blast. 168 people were killed when a fertilizer bomb detonated. although the tapes do not show the explosion or the building, you can see debris and damage to the nearby buildings. some of the images became evidence at bomber timothy mcveigh's trial. he was executed in 2001. law enforcement officials are releasing few details in the case of a u.s. census worker found hang. it's still unknown whether it was suicide or murder. friday the census worker explained why data collection is being

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separating the banks destined for extinction and those ascending the throne as the new kings of wall street. leading the charge at jpmorgan is the ceo some call the last man standing. >> before jamie dimon came on board jpmorgan had had a lot of risk management failures. when he came in, he i think focused there on trying to improve risk controls. when you get into the crisis, he had a much easier hand to play with. >> a former disciple of sandy weill who helped engineer the too big to fail motto at citigroup, dimon is now lauded for doing just the opposite at jpmorgan, building a nimble bank that kept costs low, bureaucracy at a minimum, and most importantly, derivatives under control. it was a perfect ship to navigate the market's storm, and with his bargain basement acquisitions of bear stearns and wamu, dimon not only bolstered jpmorgan's trading and retail banking arms, some credit his actions as key to saving the financial system itself. >> jamie dimon's decision to have jpmorgan step in with bear stearns, step in with wamu, while these were certainly beneficial to jpmorgan sha

separating the banks destined for distinction and those new kings on wall street.some call him the last man standing. >> before jaime diamond came on board jp morgan had a lot of risk management failures. he focused on trying to improve risk control. when you get into the crisis he had a much easier hand to play with. >> a former disciple of sandy wild, he's now said to have done opposite at jp morgan. building a nimble bank that kept costs low and bureaucracy low and derivatives under control. it was the perfect ship to naif gate the perfect storm, he not only bolstered jp morgan's trading and retail banking arms, some credit his actions as key to saving the financial system itself. >> his decision to have jp morgan step in with bear sterns step in with wamu, while these. >> reporter: certainly beneficial to jp morgan's shareholders, they definitely helped this country a great deal. i think it was a win-win. >> with the shares up almost 200% from the bottom is there any mojo left? >> with jp morgan, the stock is pretty fully valued in the mid 40s. we think normali

that's business news at the new york stock exchange. i'm jane king for bloomberg news reporting for wbal-tv 11 news. >> we'll see you back here at 6:15. >> 5:22. 59 degrees on tv hill. coming up, another look at your morning commute with traffic and weather together. >> plus, it's the subject of our "watercooler question of the day." jay leno's big move to prime-time. we'll have the details after the break. [ boys screaming ] hi, i just switched jobs, and i want to roll over my old 401(k) into a fidelity ira. man: okay, no problem. it's easy to get started. i can help you with the paperwork. um... this green line just appeared on my floor. that's guidance from fidelity. it's the route to your financial goals. could you hold on a second? whatever your destination, fidelity has the people, guidance and investments to help you find your way. this is going to be helpful. contact us today. >> a familiar face returns to tv tonight. in case you haven't heard, jay leno will debut his brand new show tonight. >> and will have a star-studded lineup of guests an

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well, there is a new king of queens as it were, the 20-year-old juan martin del potro.wen ste fawny and del potro's box. he took the match to a fifth set and the guy just seemed to kick it into an extra gear. but then federer during the match got into it with an umpire. listen. only it was not bleeped on live television. we're taking your thoughts on this. one anonymous viewer texted, federer is one of the classiest pro athletes of all time. so he used the s-word, i still respect him. >> keep those thoughts coming. >>> monday night football, a last-minute comeback, tom brady didn't look great for the most of the game but looked great at the end. he threw two late td passes in 76 seconds, both to benjamin watson. the pats go up by one point to win it 25-24. the second half of the monday night double-header also came down to the wire. chargers-raiders in the next half hour. >>> next, weigel whackiness. it was a dog day afternoon in del mar. doggie surfing. i'm not sure if this is cruel. they look like they're having fun, but this was all in an effort to raise money for a

. >>> still ahead, the new king of the u.s. open tennis courts. l news and weather. >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i am mindy basara. baltimore police are investigating an early-morning intrusion from johns hopkins university medical student killed the suspect with a samurai sword. police said that the student was telling the mentally and a man accosted him and that is when the student caught off the man's head with a sword and caused severe laceration to the body. >>> let's get a check on the morning commute with sarah caldwell. a less >> to accident on southbound a j.f. -- >> a late accident on southbound j.f.x. you are also looking at heavy delays on southbound harrisburg expressway. that extends all the way down to shawan from the beltway. philadelphia road, watch for an accident there. >> west side, looking at heavy delays from 795 to edmondson. drive times on the northeast side. 13 minutes on into the from 795 to 83's. sitting in traffic on the west side at the pretty. >> there is pl

. >> this is "world news" today. the king of pop, michael jackson, was laid to rest. united states has announced fresh measures against honduras during talks between the president and the secretary of state. it is revoking visas for backers of the defacto government. let's get a report now. >> what began as a temporary suspension has now been made permanent. the u.s. is cutting off military aid to honduras, at least $20 million worth, and more could follow. >> the department of state announces the termination of a broad range of assistance to the government of honduras as a result of the actions on june 28. the secretary has suspended assistance shortly after the coup. >> this is the man who was ousted by that coup. under a deal brokered by costa rica, he would have been returned to power with limited authority until early elections set for november. the current president has refused to accept a deal, so triggering the cut off in american aid. protest by his supporters continue. his opponents accuse him of trying to extend presidential mandate beyond a single four- ye

new location, meadow event park. it is a mile down the park from kings dominion. they say the move from richmond makes it more accessible for more people, especially in our area. it runs through october 4th. >>> we have so much coming up next. keep it here on 9 news now at 9:00 a.m. >>> here's a look at the stories in the news now. the fbi is investigating the hanging death of a u.s. census worker. the body of 51-year-old bill sparkman was found hanging in a remote part of daniel boone national forest in clay county, kentucky. they are trying to determine the events leading up to his death. >>> new research on an aids vaccine is surprising scientists who had begun to doubt it was upon. they say an experimental vaccine has prevented infection with a the virus. it is cutting the risk by 31% in the world's largest trial of more than 16,000 volunteers. >>> there's also promising news for adults battling a common form of leukemia. two studies find that acute myeloid leukemia patients had a better chance of remission if they had two douse doses of dugs. both studies app

the ravens, are second in the nfl in scoring behind only drew brees and new orleans. peter king of sports illustrated has the ravens as the best team in football. yesterday in san diego the defense bent but they never really broke. 5 times the chargers got in the red zone, never put it in the end zone, 0-5. the ravens on the other side 3 for 4 in the red zone. todd heap and kelley washington each scoring on touchdown catches, then ray lewis slams the door on fourth and 2 to end it. reads it perfectly. today john harbaugh was impressed with how his team continues to find ways to win. for >> we were backed up a couple times in thed red zone and answered. offensively we go back down and score again. take the lead and hold onto the lead when they were knocking on the door in their own stadium. you want to be the kind of team we aspire to be you better be able to do that in this league. >> r league. >> the ravens are showing their versatility. todd heap and derek mason led in receiving yards and ray price over 100 yards on the ground. yesterday kelly washington, d.c. and willis mcgah

ruia's richest man is buying a controing stake in the new jeey nets basketball team. mikhail prhorov's is also king over the development of new arena for thnets in brooklyn he's paying $200-million f 80% of the team d making funding mmitments for the atlantic yards project. he'll the first non-north american n.b.a. owner. >> suzanne: in t "money file" toght, cutting your health care costs. here's personal finance journalist terri culle >> the average cost of a famy health-insuran policy has jump to nearly $13,500 a year, according to the latest surv by the kair family foundation. rse, workers who get help paying f health insurance from their employers are paying mh higher premis, averaging about $3,500ut-of-pocket each year that's double e amount they we paying just 10 years ago. and these days morinsurers are monitoring, anin some cases nalizing, individuals with higher preums for unhealthy habits such asmoking or lack ofxercise. so what can you to combat risingosts? despite the jump in priums, there are some ws to keep costs w. if your heal-insurance provider givesou the option, nsider raising yo

at the new york stock exchange, jane king reporting for wbal tv 11 news. >> you may have seen the tvd for a prescription product that was developed for a glaucoma drug that will produce longer and darker lashes for its patience. >> the mascara would be put on after this. you had to buy 2 products. when you did not have the mascara on, it did not look the same. >> there can be some side effects. i irritation like ran as an itching. a darkening of the lower last line could also occur. he would seek longer and darker lashes in three weeks. it is expensive. $120 for a bottle that would last up to three months. >> they could turn your brown eyes blue. just joking. in a look at weather and traffic just ahead. >> especial come back for an entertainer. barbra streisand. >> do not forget to e-mail us your answer to the water cooler question of the day. will you be getting one, both, or none of the suggested flu shots this season? email us your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com >> a busy bat for motorists this morning. an accident affecting southbound i-95 souttaking up to lanes. it is creati

jane: congressman peter king of new york. thank you.nderway, but on the ground, they are practicing moonwalks. this lunar rover there is not scampering around the moon, but in the desert of arizona. we are live in flagstaff. what are these simulations all about? >> hello. nasa just wrapped up its mission along this lunar -- with this lunar rover. they had two crew members living of -- aboard the rover four two weeks, conducting all sorts of tests. joining me is one of the astronauts, mike bernhard. it is pretty tiny in here. what was it like to live in here for two weeks? >> it was a lot of fun. it is well laid out, so the small space was not a factor. >> is there a bathroom? a shower? what is going on? >> we have everything we need. we have a bathroom, a shower, and our own private spaces. >> the ultimate goal is to one they have a vehicle like this on the moon. what do you think about that? >> i think that we need to go do it. the plan is to have two of these vehicles, two astronauts in each one. if one breaks, all four can get in the

there are new details on the king of pops final minutes.is three children, paris is taking it the hardest. jackson's death was ruled a homicide. you can see the rest of the exclusive interview with barbara walters tonight on 20/20 here at 10:00. >>> the hit show square off, after 20 years, richard sheer will moderate the panel. this week they get heated over the most controversial aspect the president's address to the joint session of congress. the joe william's liar outburst. >> joe wilson just called the man a liar. he wasn't -- >> he did it right on the floor where they have a protocol where you're not supposed to do -- >> you shouldn't have called the president a liar in front of the country. [ multiple speakers ] >> it's just like the old days. >> just like the old days. so before you meet the press or face the nation, you should square off on 9:30 on sunday morning here on abc 2. >>> well the ravens kick off the 2009 season on sunday, what can you expect if you're heading to the game? abc 2 news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> when it f

at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news reporting for wbal-tv 11 news. >> michael jackson fans will get to see at least a glimpse of the tour that never was. the soon-to-be released film "michael jackson: this is it" features footage featuring jackson rehearsing a number of songs for the planned tour that was scheduled just days prior to his death. and you'll get a rare behind-the-scenes look at the singer's life and rehearsals. the film will only air for two weeks. music fans have come to expect the unexpected when it comes to kanye west at award programs of the last night was no exception. after taylor swift won the best female video award, conway felt the -- kanye felt he need to let the world know the singer didn't get his vote. >> taylor, i'm really happy for you. i'm going to let you finish, but beyonce had one of the best videos of all time. one of the best videos of all time. >> as you can hear, the audience didn't take too kindness to the on-stage protest. they booed him whenever his name was mentioned for the rest of the night. when beyonce won an award o

at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news reporting for wbal-tv 11 news. >> movie director roman polanski reportedly hired a swiss attorney to fight a possible extradition to the united states. the oscar-winning director was arrested in zurich saturday on u.s. charges that he had sex with a 13-year-old girl in california back in 1977. polanski has been living overseas ever since. it's believed th polish and french-born ministers will appeal to secretary of state hillary clinton for clemency. meanwhile, william sapphire has passed away. the former speechwriter for president richard nixon passed away yesterday after a battle with pancreatic cancer. sapphire served as a special assistant to president nixon and later joined the white house speech writing team ex-spent more than 30 years -- team. he spent more than 30 years writing. >> 6:00 206789 it's 54 degrees on tv hill. another check on weather and traffic is straight ahead. >> how about them ravens? they put on quite a show here at home against the cleveland browns. really beat the browns up pretty bad with their

. >> one other note, erica, it's very, very good news for the folks at "larry king live." ter sweet news, our producer, jason rovo is leaving new york and heading west in his convertible to join larry king's team here in los angeles. he's been a part of our team for several years now. incredibly hard-working, very smart, fun to be with. sure, he could use a shave but we hear the kids out west dig that sort of thing. jason, thanks very much for all your hard work. we wish you the best out west. >>> coming up at the top of the hour, a man in colorado admitting an al qaeda connection. did authorities break up a terror plot involving targets in new york? late details ahead. be right back. better price out there, they'll even match it. which means come game time... ...i'm just as ready as he is. game time costs less at walmart. save money. live better. walmart. it was tough news to hear. everything changed. i didn't know what to do. right about then, our doctor mentioned the exelon patch. he said it releases medicine continuously for 24 hours. he said it could help with her cogn

king, can i help you? >> it might be the last place you would expect to go green. but this newersey burger king drive-thru is hosting first time trials of the motion power energy harvester. a speed bump like device capturing in consideration from vehicles when they roll over. for now it's just turning on a light but one day soon the device's engineer says it could much more. >> if this is multiplied 10 times the length and we have 100,000, 150,000 cars a year, the device will pay back in less than two years. >> i don't know if it will ever power the entire restaurant, but i think that it has the potential to be a real energy source and contributor to the power demand of lots of different locations. >> the motion power system is designed to collect kinetic energy where cars are slowing down anyway. not stealing from one source to the other. the weight of the vehicle presses down pedals that turn gears creating was of electricity instantaneously according to the company president. >> it does work. if you see cars going over it, you see that light light up, it's actually creating

this new jersey burger king drive-thru is hosting first- time trials of the motion-power energy harvesterspeed bump-like device capturing energy from vehicle when they roll over. for now, it's turning on a light. one day soon, the device's engineer said it cod do more. >> if this is multiplied 10 times the length and we have 100,000, 150,000 cars a year, the device will pay back in less than two years. >> i don't know if it will power the entire reaurant but i think it has a potential to be a real energy source and contributor to the power demand of lots of different likes. >> reporter: the motion-power system is designed to collect kinetic energy in places where cars slow down anyway. it's not steeling from -- stealing from one source to give to another. it's simple. the weight of the vehicle presses down pedals that create gears, creating 2,000-watts of electricity instantaneously. >> it does work. you see cars going over it. it's creating an electricity. now, on the what we're doing now is optimizing the devices. >> engineers say the ideal location would be toll plaza. they decelerate

he walked through old town and on thursday and visited a new establishment on king street.s magazine dubbed virginia the best state for business. the fourth year in a row the commonwealth received that honor. >>> will you have an apple today? maybe some carrots? a look at how many of us eat our fruits and vegetables each day and which part of our region ranks tops in the nation. >>> right now we will focus on virginia's traffic and weather. start with howard. >> watching the doppler hd. a few sprinkles have shown up across virginia, north of the fredericksburg area. that extends across the river in to maryland. temperatures are on the cool side. folks at -- spoke to charlie and he said 51 right now and 2 culpeper and dulles 58. ft. belvoir and quantico in the lower 50s. winchester 58. today, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy maybe a sprinkle or two. angie, what's happening on the virginia roads. >> not a lot as we look at glebe and washington. here we go. we are moving and without incident or accident. switching over to fairfax, incident free at 50 and 29 as you take a tour ri

. >>> still ahead, the new king of the u.s. open tennis courts. l news and weather. >>> the good morning. it's 8:26. first, let's get to the news on this tuesday, september 15th. good morning. in the news today, a new security screening area opens today at dell less, international. the main terminal replace the current activity on that same level. >>> less confusing for passengers and less >>> a delightful september morning. 70 degrees in washington and increasing clouds today. ternoon highs in the low to mid-80s. cooler weather moving in with a chance of light rain or patchy drizzle as well as thursday and friday. for the weekend, it will be mostly dry, though. sunday into monday, a chance of rain moving in. highs in the 70s by monday. jerry, how is the traffic now? >> it's been a challenge. 270 remains closed and all the way out there, part of the reason was the bridge earlier and combined with usual rush hour commuters. no distance is blocking. a problem outbound has been removed. >> great. thanks. and ♪ don't tell me not to live >>> 8:30 now on

wh became the big news cause it was -- >> that is my point again about king news. >> except the ly thing i woulsay about that, i pain are you right. the only thi i would say about that is that was reporters. we marine in this stu so of course know wh he is given the same answer 19 million time but for people w want to really understand alth care, i think thathere is some argument to be said for if you have somebo who can plain it. i mean i'm not -- i sympathize but -- >> the ratings went do. >> vy little adheres in this particular news climate. >> there is another possibility do guys. maybthe questions athe press conferces were lousy. >> exaly. >> rose: exactly. so allen, is his strateg working? mean is it so -- he may become orexposed at me poinbut so far itdoesn't ok like that. >> no, it doesn'took like that. and i think onof the interesting ings about him and i'm always intested in lookg at th connections between the presidenc and the way hollywood works. and i think like e great hollywd stars, obama h this mystique. heithholds aittle sothing of himself at all times so that when you s

new investors and some of that money is coming from the baltimore area. t. rowe price is one of the possible investors they value twitter at about $1 billion. i'm jane king, bloomberg news wbal-tv 11 news. >> hard core fans have been camping out in anticipation of the first bruce springsteen concert in baltimore in over three decades. tickets go on sale this morning at 11:00 a.m. the last time springsteen or the boss as mindy likes to call him, played in baltimore was 1973. were you born then? >> i was 3 years old. >> tickets go on sale at 10:00 a.m. and he's also playing a show in washington, d.c. >> i think you were working in baltimore then. >> yes. >> 62 degrees on tv hill. >> ravens' offense is getting new-found respect from analysts across the country but how about from the cleveland browns? that and more in a preview of sunday's big game, coming up. >> and don't forget to email us your responses to our water cooler question of the day, do you think spanking a child can impact their i.q.? lottery minute. congratulations to two dundalk co-workers who won the record-breaking $4.8 million dollar multi-match jackpot this past saturday. the winning tick

and in new york, john king, anchor of "state of the union with john king" and cnn's chief national correspondent you first, ben, your overall impression of the speech. >> he's a fine speaker, there's no doubt about that, but i found it a very misleading speech. we're not going to regulate medicine, but somehow we're going to cut hundreds of billions of dollars out. how are they going to do that without regulating medicine? we're not going to regulate medicare, but we're going to cut hundreds of billions of dollars out of medicare, how are they going to do that? we're not going to come between the patient and the doctor, but regulate medicare, how are we going to do that? i agree in a country as rich as this, though one should go hungry in terms of medical care, but it doesn't seem to me to add up. we've been talking about waste, fraud, and abuse paying for things in washington as long as i've been alive and i'm 64 and it never works. >> larry: but you want everyone to have health care? >> i absolutely do. >> congressman frank, how do you assess the way he did tonight? >> i thought it was an exce

coming from fortune magazine's most powerful women's summit near san diego and tonight's news maker is billy jean kingently received the presidential medal of freedom. we sat down to talk about her ongoing fight for equality in sports and this week's big news out of the u.s. open. >> you are a hero to so many people. not just women, but because of what you have done in your life. you have made things possible for a lot of women. i know for you it's not just about women, but look at the wnba and pro women's soccer. when you see those successes that you know you inspired and in some way, are you proud of it? >> i'm proud, but i don't look back much. i'm antsy for tomorrow and helping the day continue. you brought women's sports, we are so far behind compared to men's sports that we are in infancy. we got in the market place very late. it's difficult. >> what has to happen? >> for women and men to support us. most people have daughters or nieces or granddaughters and both boys and girls have to come out and support these women and particularly women have to support because they are role models for their

news. stay with us. . >>> welcome back. there is some vintage moisture and it looked like we'll get to get another hit from the king of pop. chael jackson's new song called this is it will be released on october 1th development weeks after the song drops, sony will release a two-disc set that goes with the video like what you are seeing here of jackson rehearsing for his con security tour. >> they are already showing the trailer for that movie. the girl are like, can we go? i'm thinkinare we able to get tickets. we are hoping to go. >> i heard they go on sale -- >> which scares me. >> all right. what is going on with this weather? >> well, second official day of fall. a little sticky, a little humid and warmer than it should be. especially yesterday. we'll get a little bit of a cooldown. you know, yterday was a lot warmer than it should have been. today, we are dealing with moisture flow. that is why it feels a little sticky outside. some of that moving in from the south where they've been hit with lots of heavy rainfall and plenty of flooding. then we've got a little bit that moved through yesterday. some of this still lin

new york talkg about old oblems -- clate change, clear proliferation, ace in the mile east. this was his first speech to the general aembly is heetting tracti on his international to-o list, colby king? >> obama shod distance in substance and tone from his predecessor,nd that is t new day we're talking about. he was well-received, unlike e way present bush was received. that sd, he is still dealing with governments, and t governments e taking the same positions. personality cannot change the united nations, rhetoric cannot change the united nations. the united nations represents governments, not individuals. there obama will run into the same problems that his edecessor encountered when i comes to this like the ddle east or dealing with clima change. >> i think there we a coupl of things going o there was the public theater, with everybody from obama to ahmadinejad,ho spe to a lf-and the chamber, t gaddafi -- godknows what he was doing -- but behind the sces there was fair amoungoing on. it is notlear whether we reallyid get a ccession from e russians that they would help on sanctions if nessary, but it is the first incation that w might have actuall gotten that. >> progress, jeanne

with a new batch of bad real estate news, we look at the convenience store king that's growing fast. and is not just big gulps and slurpees. how is 7-11 is cashing in on the crisis. >>> fbi deep cover. posed undercover as an al qaeda operative and infiltrate home grown terror cells, and now he speaks out for first time. is it possible that this man could have prevented 9-11? >>> plus, politicians gone wild. as a congressman's outburst at the president is roundly condemned, a guide to what happens when crossing the aisle ignites a political smackdown literally. captions paid for by abc, inc. >>> good evening. despite signs of economic recovery and plenty of government intervention, the housing market remains in crisis. new data released today shows that we're more than 358,000 foreclosures last month, that's up almost 20% from a year ago. and yet, there are some who have managed to see an opportunity in the midst offed a verse -- of adversity, none more so than the 7-11 franchise. it seems like there's one on every corner already burke with rents at all-time lows, there's more to come

it sounds like college. [ laughter ] in a new interview with rry king, chris brown says that he doesn'tember hitting rihanna at all. he said, "it's crazy to me. i'm, like, wow." [ laughter ] which is the same reaction larry king has whenever takes his own pulse. [ laughter ] he's, like -- [ imitates larry king ] "crazy to me. wow." a man in minnesota was caught breaking into a zoo so he could feed pop-tarts to the gorillas. [ light laughter ] the man pled guilty to smoking the greatest pot ever. [ laughter ] "i did what? [ applause ] where are my pop-tarts? [ laughter ] i did what?" well, the internet officially turned 40 years old on wednesday. the internet is now told it has to ask its children how to use itself. [ laughter ] a new study from the centers for disease control found out the average video game player in the u.s. is 35 years old, overweight and depressed. and, ladies, he's single. [ laughter ] did anyone go to the movies this weekend? [ cheers and applause ] "final destination." "the final destination" came in number one athe box office taking in $28 million. it's a movie

let's go back to john king in new york. >> paul begala, did he change any minds?e reached out to republicans but the biggest part of this calculation is democrats. house democrats want the public option. moderate democrats say vote's not there for it. what business did the president do in his own party tonight? >> that's the most important thing. i think he shored up his own party. before this speech, the erosion he had was not with republicans, they didn't vote for him. it was with independents and i think he worked hard to get them back. within that room, those democrats, he has 57 democrats in the senate, presumably massachusetts will replace senator kennedy if the governor's given that power to a democrat. if not they're likely to elect one. so he's got to solidify his party. there was talk earlier last week that maybe democrats should primary barack obama if he commits the apostasy of compromising on the public option. i think you'll hear less of that now. he revved up his party, that he is his job in part. but he reached out to independents and i think he pu

kings in the late 1980s. associated press tonight reports police in new haven, connecticut have a person of interest in the murder of yale grad student annie le. the government approved a new vaccine for h1n1 flu. and on this day in 1916, the british military deployed tanks on the battlefield for the very first time. at the time, the brits were neck deep in world war i, fighting the germans in the bloody battle of thesome. hundreds of thousands had been killed in a few months. then tanks entered the picture. those beasts far from today. bulky, prone to mechanical problems. they had little outcome on the outcome of the battle. mechanized armor was the age of the future.

i'd like to yield three minutes to the gentleman from new york, mr. king, the ranking member of the committee on homeland security who lost so many of his constituents that day on 9/11. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. king: i thank the gentlelady from florida for yielding, mr. speaker. i am proud to rise in support of this resolution. at the outset will he me commend leader hoyer and minority leader boehner and showing the bipartisan that is so essential. mr. speaker, september 11 is not just history. it's real. it's with us every day. as the ranking member, ms. ros-lehtinen said, i lost approximately 150 friends, constituents and neighbors on september 11. that's true of almost the downstate delegation from new york. in fact, i can't drive throughout my district without seeing sign after sign, street signs commemorating the police officers and firefighters who were killed on that day. it's a tragedy that continues today in those families, with their friends and their neighbors. but it's also an ongoing threat ag

king without the ring. and ryan's realm, the lord of the rings is new england's bill belichick. h has no intentions of kissing that king's ring. no, the man who would be king had another message for the pats. kiss off. rachel nichols reports. >> rex ryan says he think it is patriots have the best coach in the nfl. but he is still not backing down from his previous statement that he's, quote, not here to kiss bill belichick's ring. >> the thing is i'm not here to kiss anyone. we're going to play. we're not conceding anything from a team standpoint. i'll concede he's a better coach than me, but that's it. people think, that you know, new england, wow, that's a win for them. oh yeah? >> this is the patriots. it ain't like this isn't jesus walking on the field. yeah, they've done some great things in the past,but this is 2009. now, anybody there is upset for me for what i'm saying, then they know where to find me at. >> maybe in college and coach carroll will kill me for saying that, you play a program that might not be as strong one week but in this league there's -- you know, there

a new book, a new feature film, and soon, a new movie for king james. ad them lined up for a signed copy of the new book that's hitting the shelves. the cleveland cavalier stars have tried his acting chops at "snl" here's the script from that. has signed on to do a comedy feature next summer and next month a feature on his high school's state run to the championship is released. the regular refs rejected the final contract offer. the old deal expired earlier this month. the cost of two pounds of flesh? $600,000. floyd mayweather jr. weighed in at 146 pounds for his fight tonight. the contract called for both fighters to come in at 144 pounds. so, according to reports, may weather will have to paymar k mz a penalty for $300,000 for each additional pound. >>> will be great. play of the day, watch this. this is out in utah. $1 million hole in one tournament. they created a hole right there in the driving range. 150 yards away, this is jason hard again. his shot -- goes in for the $1 million. look at him. he almost didn't play in the tournament because of --

how you can get your hands on tickets to the king of pop's new movie. >> also hollywood actor and his wife arrested for not paying a $10,000 hotel bill. >> and a reminder, news 4's always connect todd on you facebook and twitter. you can find us on either site by going there, logging in, then searching news4today, one word. >>> randy quaid and his wife are free this morning after spending several hours in a texas jail. authorities in california say the couple skipped out on a $10,000 hotel bill in santa barbara county. the two were booked in the west texas town of marif a on felony warrants of burglary, defrauding an inn keeper and conspiracy. >> being billed as one final chance to see the king of pop. dozens of fans are lining up in los angeles for tickets to the new michael jackson documentary called "this is it." it's a behind the scenes look at the pop star as he got ready for the concert that's were scheduled for london. jackson, of course, died on june 25th and the shows never happened. the rehearsal is the last we'll see of it. tickets won't go on sale until early sunday mornin

it is a very, very good news for the folks at "larry king live" here in los angelesment bittersweet newss. our producer is leaving us, leaving new york and heading west. >> in his convertible. >> that's right. >> to join larry king's team here in los angeles. he's been a part of our team for several years now. incredibly hard-working, very smart, fun to be with. sure he could use a shave. but we hear the kids out west dig that sort of thing. we want to say that jason, thank you very much for all your hard work. we wish you the best out west. >> you will be missed. >> coming up -- coming up at the top of the hour, our breaking news, a man in colorado admitting a al qaeda confessi confession. did the police break up a terror plot? we have details ahead. you've worked all your life. as the decades have past, the promise of medicare has always been there. and aarp has fought to guarantee none of the benefits you earned were ever taken away. today we're continuing that fight by protecting your freedom to choose the doctors and treatments you need. and to have your tax dollars go towards your

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the king's stated vision is for the institution to become a beacon of knowledge, the new modern housef wisdom. and to allow research to flourish, social restrictions that apply to women outside the campus gates will not apply inside. on the university grounds, women are not obligated to wear the abaya, the kingdom's traditional black tunic which covers them from head to toe. here, they are free to put on western clothes. >> on the campus, you can do whatever you want in here. it's been told it's a campus and ladies can drive, they can work, whatever they want. it's their choice if they want to come here. >> but this is not without strong opposition from religious leaders and other hardliners. in a country where men and women barely interact in public life, the liberal-minded approach of kaust has caused nervousness. a mixed gender student population is going to be difficult for many saudis to accept. the real question is will kaust remain a gated rarity or whether it will become the heart of real change in saudi arabia's secluded society. sabina castelfranco, al jazeera, thuwal.myq >>

aflac, aflac, aflac new album "big whiskey and the gru grux king."t is ryan mallett, georgia scored 17 unanswered points, including a field goal at the second quarter gun and 3-d 27-21. brad nessler, todd blackledge and erin andrews in fayetteville, dogs get the ball first to start the second half. and brandon smith is back deep for georgia. he is a dangerous return man and defensive back. here is the kick. way short. and bouncing, smith will field it, about the 10 yard line and flags fly in immediately. >> todd: i was going to say we can't go ten seconds without a flag in this game. arkansas penalized eight times in first half. georgia, penalized six times in first half. the officials will talk about it for six seconds it's taken them quite a while to determine who this one is on or what the call is, normally a block in the back -- >> referee: during the return, block in the back, receiving team, number 86. penalty will behalf the distance to the goal. first down. >> brad: georgia makes a mistake that start third quarter but not too many mistakes in

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king. >> i started cbs news and one of the first people i met there was dan rather and dan rather came up to me and said i didn't think you should be hired. i fought your being hirid and wanted you to hear it from me before you heard it from anybody else because i worked in the nixon administration. >> is it a sign of maturity or diversifications that republicans can work at one time in republican politics control this role? >> i just think that people have to have a life, you know? diane -- right now there's a kind of movement to say that nothing you do, you know, everything you do discall phis you from what you eventually do. i think it gave you a wonderful insight into power and politics into how things work into presidential hopes, dreams, tragedies that really only enhanced her. as a matter of fact, the great book out to be writ sen diane sawyer. what a life she's led, and the people she's known and the places she's worked and she's got great stories tucked away and she's also got some great observations and deep wisdom and residences, i personally am a big fan of past lives. >> you

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