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the overnight low temperature tomorrow nig may be the coolest we have had. 41 degrees, the record. here is what's going on. look at the temperatures now, around the east. our temperature here is 70 degrees. drier air is coming in. that will be the story, really, over the weekend. there were the clouds breaking up. we have a northwesterly, northeasterly cooler around us. on doppler, the rains continue, indeed to the south. as a matter of fact, yesterday, record rains. pensacola, florida almost six inches of rain. birmingham had flooding yesterday. more floods overnight. nasty weather staying to the south. the good news as we go through the weekend. 63 now. tomorrow night, in parts of the valley, some spots will be in the 40s. ocean city, now, if you are heading to the beaches, the northeasterly wind is going to make it cool. we'll see the clouds continue to move off as the next area of high pressure moves in. beautiful, beautiful day tomorrow. really dry air. some of the moisture begins coming bac as we get to the middle part of next week or the early part of next week. if you are h

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lien to what house inority leader john boehner had to say on the neshour last nig. >> i don'tbelieve that any of these alth plans that we've se thus far from the democrats inongress ca pass any way, shape, or form. and i do believe thathe prident at some point going o have to hi the reet button the gwen: but lak of epublican support is no the oly problem. manyemocrats are missing in action to. ceci,what did the baucs plan include after all this buildup and wh didn't it in? well, somehing called an indivial mandate, a requirent that everyamerican carry insurance, withsome tax credits for sma buinesses that might have trouble rrying it. all th items the president has been talking about f a long time are in there. we know it would cover about 30 milln more americas, out of about 4 million uinsured so that's a big incease in coverage and there wouldbe real canges in theways docto and hospitals behave. not in thbill is hat public option we'veheard about. that's not too surprising. maybe more surprising is that senator baucus dd not pt in y kind of requiremenon employs in this country. tha

.  >> gary: baltimore last nig the third out of four against tampa bay.chris tillman on the mound against sandy sonnanstine. he had a chance to win the game, but, so did the rains come. and it lasted an hour 40 and zobrist tied it up. matt wieters, the bottom of the ninth, the walk-off homer. the first one ever for the orioles' catcher. mark hendrickson back as a starter, next!   >> it is the orioles on masn the final of the four-game set. the orioles holding a 103-93 edge aened the chance to win this four-game set if they can pick up the victory tonight. it would be their 17th series win of the season. hi, everybody. i'm gary thorne. for orioles, it would be sweet to come away with 3-4. they still have to play tampa bay down there for four more games coming up on the next road trip, baa victory here at home tonight would even up their record in september. as the o's are vying for a winning september to send them off to the off season. and they get back one of their stars tonight. nolan reimold. having missed a couple of ballgames wit

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. >> what about the role of nig niger nigeria.americans i don't think realize how important nigerian oil is for the united states. not only the fifth biggest supplier, but it's light swede crude whi -- sweet crude which is what our refineries processed. has the violence calmed down? >> certainly it's calmed down. there was police action done by the government which the military went in there to clean up some of the rebel outposts that were there, and since then right after an amnesty was declared which was if you ask me politically astute of our president to declare it. there's been a substantial amount of rebels coming forward and surrendering arms and working towards a peaceful delta. and production has since increased back up to 1.8 right now. >> 1.8 million. >> barrels a day. >> what about your investment plan? i know that's been one of the difficult things, people looking at a company like aonando to invest in. but you have had all sorts of issues to deal with, just the sheer issues with infrastructure. >> what we have done o

. >> lehre we'll have more reaction to last nig's speech later in the program >> lehrer: in other wstoday, white use economic advisers reported stimulus efforthave already saveor created more an one million jobs. it was theirst report to congressn the recovery plan at cost $787 billion. and treasury secretary geiner said a number of financial rescuerograms can begin winding down. he ttified before a congressional oversight pal. >> ihink the u.s. financial system todays in substantially strong shape than it was three months ago, six months a, nine months ago and on the e of this recession. there is, again, more capita greater cognition of losses and we are in a better pition to get through thi but remember, this is justhe first quarter. 're just starting to see sig ofrowth. lehrer: new economic data also gavfurther signs the recession mabe fading. the labor partment reported first-time claims r unemployment benits fell more than expecd last week. that news helped give wall street anoer boost. the dow jones industrialverage gained 80 points to ose at 9627. the nasd rose 23 points to cl

.   >> rob: they hit 5 last nig this pitch is up in the zone, the 3-0 pitch.pulls foul. they tell you only swing 3-0 if you can crush the ball and get a home run. that time, werth hit it in center field and one of the farthest balls hit this year. phillies may leave town with 200 home runs. they have 197 with in this series. next batter. feliz. for werth, rbi number a ton. he probay. uh-oh. now feliz gets one. and the phillies are at i again! [cheerg] and for pedro feliz, his second hit of the night and his 10h of the year.  , 2 at you see e top the lin the hitting zone. >> bob: i you see from the pitc tracks, on taylor clifford, his fastball does not have a great deal veme. >> rob: no. and when you're throw guys hit 91, if you don't lolo kate it in or out, they will locate it on the r side of the fence. >> debbie taylor, that's 198 for the phillies who leathe league. >> bob, in the second half of the season hitting home runs has been key to nats and phillies. when the nats hit a home run they are 20-12.when the phillie run they are 2

they he lost six starters, and the season starts thursday nig night. >> all right, thank you, guys.ran, aaron rowan has hit his 14th home run of the year to give the giants a 2-1 advantage in that one. of course, tim lincecum, the big story tonight, a scratch due to inflammation in his lower back. >> still to cull, michigan and notre dame. this is the year they start going in the right direction. but they both know they'll have but they both know they'll have to go through each other to gic [screeching] [dejectedly] oh. [screeching] [barks] (man) if you think about it, this is what makes the ladders different from other job-search sites. [screeching] we only work with the big talent. [all coughing] welcome to the ladders-- a premium job site for only $100k-plus jobs and only $100k-plus talent. but put a ring of cheese in the crust and...jackpot! (anouncer) introducing pizza hut's new stuff crust pan pizza. your favorite pan piz with a jackpot of melted cheese in the crut. a large one toppinis just $10.99. hour, plenty of tennis under the lights at the open. monfils and nadal in a ba

the rest of the wld looks at us and tnks we americans are very nig naive. but constantly we prove that over and over again, usually with the election of a president from unusual circumstances, as we just had. but mel martinez's story, his escape from cuba's communism, his coming from that, speaking no english, what he has already accomplished and now moving on yet to another career in private life is an inspiration for our country. he has enrimped this body. he says in his book, "my journey has taught me it is not an empty cliche that this countris a land where dreams can and do come true." his life sws that. we've enjoyed his friendship. we appreciate his examp for the country. we wh him and kitty and his family well in thejectio the ner of their lives. the presiding officer: the senator from south dakota. mr. thune: i want to join my colleagues from congratulating my friend from florida who are his serce to our country and he has served in so many dierent ways, as has already been noted. but truly an example of the american succe story, someone who came h

the rest of the world looks at us and thinks we americans are very nig naive. but constantly we prove that over and over again, usually with the election of a president from unusual circumstances, as we just had. but mel martinez's story, his escape from cuba's communism, his coming from that, speaking no english, what he has already accomplished and now moving on yet to another career in private life is an inspiration for our country. he has enrimpe this body. he says in his book, "my journey has taught me it is not an empty cliche that this country is a land where dreams can and do come true." his life shows that. we've enjoyed his friendship. we appreciathis example for the country. we wish him and kitty and his family well in thejectio the ner of their lives. the presiding officer: the senator from south dakota. mr. thune: i want to join my colleagues from congratulating my friend from florida who are his service to our country and he has served in so many different ways, as has already been noted. but truly an example of the american success story, someone

to eduardo but i want to start with mark zuckerberg who everyone knows, and the story abo the first nigwhen the seeds of facebook or planted. it is really an astoun@ing story. can you talk about that? >> guest: it basically started with a colge prank in rk zuckerberg, who is a brilliant couter guy, there had been rumors whe he was in high school he was on the fbi hackers less than that kind of thing >> host: in turn down $1 million. guest: he came up with software for an mp3 player and microsoft offered him a million dollars ford and he just turned it down and gave it away for free. and no one really knew why but it kind of feeds into the marks. he is not really into money. he is not a money die, so at harvard he basically hacke into, it was 2:00 in the morning, ande was kind of truck and the hacked into all of the computers at harvard inct all of the pictures of the girls anmade a hot or not web site, and this was like a prank. you could go on and go for which girl was hotter. he didn't mean to e-mail it out to everybody. e-mailed it to a couple of friends but it ended up spreading all

digital television allows broadcasters to transmit high-def nigs images, multicast four to six channels and provide services such as options. nonpbs stations are taking advantage of the media by creating website content that sum meants the educational messages they transmit via television programs. these pour that digital media interfaces allow children to create, to interact directly with educational material and extend learning they get from viewing television content to a different platform that allows them to control what they are learning at a rate that fits their own current skill level. the commercial broadcasters by contrast have been far less likely to take advantage of this powerful option. at this point, it is timely for the commercial broadcasters to return something in kind to the american public for the use of our bandwidth. therefore i recommend that congress in conjunction with the federal communications commission considering the following steps, one, require commercial broadcasters to expand their educational and informational program offerings on the airwaves and on w