conan o'brien smart guy. harvard guy.ut he doesn't want to lose any more audience than he has already lost in the past two months because he look leno's place and that show is not doing well. is he down like this. what does that tell you? >> that's the worst possible place to be. when you are like this. severing looking down. his hands are up. it's look like what happened to my power? where did it go? what does bill maher do ultimate and pacifying he leans over and touches him. this was a really. bill -- bill maher was very dominant in this situation. he even says it at the end he goes -- he leans over and says i do hurt you? you look crest fallen. o'brien tries to recover by lifting up and doing all these big exaggerated movements. you can't recover from that. bill: what in your opinion listening to what mar was saying isn't that rereridiculous. is he a left leaning guy. is he pushes this agenda. but o'brien should know that it wasn't -- bill maher was much more offensive later we will show that clip in pinheads and patr

as the only one to win the davie o'brien award, and the maxwell award. all in 2007.lso in 07. tebow's standards for himself are off the charts. as bob holtzman tells us, tebow's expectations of his teammates are lofty as well. well. >> about an hour before sunrise, the gators were at work, which probably felt like sleeping in to the wide-receivers who put up with him all summer. >> always calling, and texting, and trying to get guys out here. if you don't answer the first time he'll call you again and again and again. we knew, if we wanted to reach our goals, we would have to work. so, get up early, before the 6 a.m. workouts, that's what we're going to do. >> his wakeup calls came as early as 4:30 in the morning and wasn't uncommon for drills to start after. >> worked on every possible throw we'll make. with all of them. >> we want to work on this, and the chemistry, between those groups, is just tremendous. >> ncaa doesn't allow coaches to be involved, over the summer so tebow ran the program, and called the plays and expected perfection. >> sometimes when guys wou

advance man kenny o'donnell and campaign managers larry o'brien and younger brother bobby. >> i believe that the real trend now for senator kennedy and the democratic party, we are extremely encouraged. >> to make sure his brother's presidential campaign succeeded bobby ran interference. toughness was in the kennedy dna, an immigrant's toughness, and bobby was the least assimilated of them all. >> the role he found was the guy who did the dirty deeds, all the hard stuff. telling people off. telling them to go away. saying no. that allows jack to stay above the fray. >> with his impressive campaign team in place jack was now ready for the toughest test yet. the 1960s. can lock nature's power? [ female announcer ] think again. experts at good housekeeping gave pantene nature fusion their seal. for damage protection results leading salon brands can't beat. the amazing fusion of the shampoo's cassia complex with pantene pro-v science... makes fragile hair stronger against damage in just 14 days. get damage protection results leading salon brands can't beat. [ female announcer ] nature fusio

his campaign manager was fellow irish catholic larry o'brien. >> my father was one generation away from bitter experiences. this presented an opportunity for the irish catholic community of massachusetts to step up to the next plateau. >> the kennedy campaign exploited the catholic voters' grudge against yankees like lodge. as they had in '46, the family mobilized. his sisters hosted teas, a chance for aspiring irish and italian ladies to share the war with the celebrated kennedys. kennedy ended up defeating lodge. he was now a u.s. senator. but it was clear that jack had a bigger prize in mind. >> i don't think he had any natural interest in the senate. i think he felt if this was the game, he wanted to be captain. >> kennedy now had his eye on the white house. he recruited the best and the brightest, speech writer ted sorenson, pollster lou harris, advanceman kenny o'donnell and campaign managers larry o'brien and younger brother bobby. >> i believe there is a real trend on now for senator kennedy and the democratic party. we are extremely encouraged. >> to make sure his brother's pre

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now you can add michael patrick o'brien to the list. he is finishing his five-year second city tour of duty. now up on the main stage, it will be a bittersweet goodbyes. >> i like to do something with second city and saturday night live. it always ends up being a great experience. >> the executive producer of bonds saturday"nightlife -- producer of "saturday night live" did a talent search at second city. michael patrick originally came to be an actor but made the transition to comedy. he is excited about moving forward with this new challenge. >> he wrote for saturday night live and the simpsons. >> i could. >> nbc news. >> i am sure he is very funny. one woman that more than she bargained for during an up adopt a pet segment. she has become a youtube hit. the dog is loving on her. she cannot get a way. i think she has had enough. she needs to take the dog home. >> that happens a lot. that was pretty tame. >> they have gotten hundreds of calls to adopt the dog. nothing has been finalized yet. here is a look ahead to our next hour. >> a

passes it back to o'brien white. well, the hero here. brian white with his first goal. toronto, d.c. united. 2-0. >>> the washington freedom hosting the sky blue today in the first round of the playoffs. let's go to germantown. second half where we peck it ic. colliding with the goalie. and lisa devanna gets the ball there. shoots. scores. and ellie with the ball. sky blue, knocked out the freedom 2-1. the final. they snuck into the playoffs. got in to have a decent time there. >> i would hope to say they would be much, much better. not going to look that bad. promise you. you can hold me to >> a were gog >> we are going

he elevated the title and he let it be known in washington that larry o'brien was the man to go to -- that he had the president's ear. kennedy told o'brien that he wanted him to be particularly aggressive in this, and he said, "i don't recall in my 14 years in the congress that either the truman or eisenhower or anyone on their staffs ever said one word to me about legislation," and kennedy wanted more interaction between his administration and the members of congress. the legislative liaison people knew their best asset was kennedy's personality, his ability to interact with members -- they had him constantly holding coffee hours and receptions. by o'brien's count, kennedy held 2,500 separate meetings with members of congress during the first year that he was president of the united states, but these were all soft-sell sessions. it was o'brien who did the arm-twisting, not kennedy and despite all these efforts, kennedy encountered legislative gridlock. critics grumbled that he just couldn't get anything done. kennedy's defenders argued that after a while his administration figured ou

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cnn's soledad o'brien takes us there. >> good morning.ime to get up. >> reporter: bertha harris has her hand full. every morning. a single mother of four she works full time. and goes to college. so she relies heavily on her 14-year-old son xavier. to help with his younger brother and sister. to help with the chores. >> i vacuum. i clean up the counters. and stove and microwave. >> reporter: xavier often has to bear the responsibilities of manho manhood. but he does so without a guide. his last adult male influence, his stepfather, left in 2006. and his absence weighs h s heav on xavier. >> i wish he was here. >> and four, and three, and two, and one. >> want to talk to you abow tute big weekend father's day weekend. >> reporter: steve harvey is famous for being funny. but he couldn't be more serious when it comes to the mentoring weekend at his north dallas ranch. harveytown. 100, young, african-american men have been chosen to participate in the first time event. xavier is one of them. all are being raised by single mothers or other sin

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he had larry o'brien was deep into the hughes stuff. all of those things archibald cox was a kennedyite and kennedy's right there when he's sworn in and nixon thought they were trying to take him down and he was exactly right. they played "hardball" and nixon played "hardball" himself, chris. i recall nixon wanted me and others to find out exactly what happened in those cables going to and from saigon before the assassination. that's the way the game was played. >> what do you think nixon was smart to try to find out what larry o'brien's deal was with howard hughes? >> i think he would probably not go about it the way did he, i would say. i think as we said at the time, chris, when we sent in those cubans like kennedy, we forgot to send in air cover. >> we're talking about the watergate break-in as a bit of a political "hardball" that got out of hand. >> cubans without air cover. >> let's step back from the brink of the -- to the question of political "hardball." what was it -- what was the importance of ted kennedy as an opposite numbe

kennedy's campaign manager was fellow irish catholic larry o'brien. >> my father was only one generation removed from some very bitter experiences. this presented an opportunity for the irish catholic community of massachusetts to step up to the next plateau. >> the kennedy campaign exploited the catholic voters' grudge against yankees like lodge. as they had in '46, his family mobilized. his sisters hosted teas, a chance for irish and italian ladies to celebrate the allure of the celebrated kennedys. kennedy ended up defeating lodge. he was now a u.s. senator. but it was clear that jack had a bigger prize in mind. >> i don't think he had any natural interest in the senate. i think he felt that if this was the game, he wanted to be captain. >> kennedy now had his eye on the white house. he recruited the best and the brightest. speechwriter ted sorensen, pollster lou harris, advance man kenny o'donnell, and campaign managers, larry o'brien and younger brother bobby. >> i believe that the real trend now for senator kennedy and the democratic party, we are extremely encouraged. >> to make s

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this is courtesy of conan o'brien. his targets, our vacationing president. take a look. >> president's on sahratian. we read about it every day. here's the rumor. latest rumor is that president obama is going to have dinner on martha's vineyard with oprah winfrey. that's what they're saying. that's right. the most powerful person in the free world is going to have dinner with president obama. >> conan o'brien, everybody, that is the "match-up." tonight's big question, what really happened to the girl who was kidnapped 18 years ago and just showed up alive? we're going to hear from police and her stepfather who actually saw her get kidnapped in 1991. this is an unbelievable story with still many unanswered questions. >> the hidden backyard had sheds and out buildings. no way. (announcer) the exact same brands sold in pet specialty stores. at walmart's unbeatable price. save money. live better. walmart. in a long line of amazing performance machines. this is the new e-coupe. this is mercedes-benz. maybe one of the most important... is new centrum silver ultra

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courtesy of conan o'brien who takes a little shot at a political word smith. >> the man who wrote many of the speeches for president george w. bush is now working on his memoirs. true story, no. the book will be called "me do bad job." >> conan o'brien, everybody, and that is the mash-up. >>> breaking news tonight, though, we're going back to it, bill clinton wheels up from north korea with two american journalists just released from captivity. there a big victory for the u.s. but is the former president upstaging his wife? >>> plus, my exclusive interview with the one and only whoopi goldberg, we're going to talk politics including her take on sarah palin, president obama, and her own co-host elizabeth hasselbeck. >> i'll tell you what elizabeth has done for me. she has made me realize that i have to listen as well as talk. and sometimes she will say something that makes absolute sense to me and i know i'm getting better because i heard it, you know what i mean? some people buy a car based on the deal they get. others buy the car of their dreams. during the lexus golden opportunity sa

he elevated the title and he let it be known in washington that larry o'brien was the man to go to --hat he had the president's ear. kennedy told o'brien that he wanted him to be particularly aggressive in this, and he said, "i don't recall in my 14 years in the congress that either the truman or eisenhower or anyone on their staffs ever said one word to me about legislation," and kennedy wanted more interaction between his administration and the members of congress. the legislative liaison people knew their best asset was kennedy's personality, his ability to interact with members -- they had him constantly holding coffee hours and receptions. by o'brien's count, kennedy held 2,500 separate meetings with members of congress during the first year that he was president of the united states, but these were all soft-sell sessions. it was o'brien who did the arm-twisting, not kennedy and despite all these efforts, kennedy encountered legislative gridlock. critics grumbled that he just couldn't get anything done. kennedy's defenders argued that after a while his administration figured out

conan o'brien will be happy. rich bisaccia's night on the sideline. here we go. >> woo! rock 'n' roll now, let's go. one, two, three, let's go. how did that feel? good. good job! nice job, man. did you get on the numbers? >> yes. >> good. there, dude, good. >> joe: we're showing rich so much on tv tonight, he'll get a free meal somewhere. >> troy: he should. i'd play for him. it's pretty obvious that he's an excellent football coach. >> joe: here we go, josh freeman, the rookie. top pick. fires and the pass broken up. a good play made by sean smith. the rookie. hopped in front of mario yoord da. >> troy: josh freeman says he hasn't noticed much difference in the game in the nfl level compared to kansas state. there are a lot of college kids like sean smith, first year players, so he's playing against the basically same level of talent. i can tell you if he ever gets into a regular season game, he'll feel far different. >> joe: second and ten. quick setup and throw. the pass is complete. ball comes out. and they're saying the play was over and urt ta was down. impressive

our media partner the baltimore sun william cardinal keeler is moving out of the home and edward o'brien is moving in. keeler served from 1989 until 2007. during that time he hosted both pope john paul ii and mother teresa at that home. >> what a move. >>> telling his side of the story, michael jackson's doctor the man at that time center of the pop star's death speaks out for the first time. what he wants everyone to hear. >>> police raid in the park. what investigators say a group of men were doing inside one state park. >>> shooting at the inner harbor. baltimore's police commissioner sounds off on criminals plaguing the city's biggest tourist attraction. >>> are more showers and storms headed our way? i'm bob turk. i'll have the complete forecast coming up next. >>> it is 75 degrees with light showers across central maryland. the complete first warning forecast is coming up but first the doctor at the center of michael jackson's manslaughter investigation speaks for the first time since the pop star's death. in an on-line video dr. conrad murray thanked his supporters and reaffirmed

conan o'brien will be happy. rich bisaccia's night on the sideline. here we go. >> woo! rock 'n' roll now, let's go. one, two, three, let's go. how did that feel? good. good job! nice job, man. did you get on the numbers? >> yes. >> good. there, dude, good. >> joe: we're showing rich so much on tv tonight, he'll get a free meal somewhere. >> troy: he should. i'd play for him. it's prettybvious that he's an excellent football coach. >> joe: here we go, josh freeman, the rookie. top pick. fires and the pass broken up. a good play made by sean smith. the rookie. hopped in front of mario yoord da. >> troy: josh freen says he hasn't noticed much difference in the game in the nfl level compared to kansas ste. there are a lot of college kids like sean smith, first year players, so he's playing against the basically same level of talent. i can tell you if he ever gets into a regular season game, he'll feel far different. >> joe: second and ten. quick setup and throw. the pass is complete. ball comes out. and they're saying the play was over and urt ta was down. impressive throw.

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biss to o'brien. that machine was where we started. that hitsville because i've known a black man to be a visionary. he called it hitsville that's a lot of -- of course it turned out to be hitsville. it's a great name. i've been there so many times. i love going there every time i'm in detroit. i want to ask you a few questions about stuff that people may not know about you and then we'll come to the motown thing. i said how much i personally enjoy the "vanity fair" piece. it was a wonderful spread. many, many pages. annie leibowitz did the photos. i thought it was a wonderful piece, in part because it was the story of motown told from the people who made motown. you and all the people around you. as many times as we've talked over the year, i've always had a sense, and i got that through the magazine that will's a story about motown that rubs you raw. there's something about the telling of the story of motown that you were unhappy with and you were always intent on telling the story the way you think the story was to be told. what is

. >> when conan o'brien took over as host of the,000 back in may, it didn't moon jay leno was gone for good. >> he's preparing to return to nbc with an even bigger show starting in september. mark barger has a preview. >> reporter: it was back in may when jay leno said his "the tonight show" farewell. >> good night. >> reporter: now after a summer break from tv -- >> tell your wife you're going out for a coke. you go to argentina. stop! great story. so many great jokes you miss out on. >> reporter: he's preparing to move into prime time next month with the jay leno show. >> how many stars on that flag? >> moving too fast to count them. >> got a lot of n elements in the show. we have a lot of correspondents, a lot of young comics. we hope we can make some stars on the show. >> reporter: leno's comments came in a round of interviews to talk up his new 10:00 p.m. comedy show. >> governor schwarzenegger had to take a second job narrating "hooked on phonics." the 10:00 hour is murder and mayhem. you go to bed with somebody being dissected. >> reporter: nbc has plenty riding on leno, turning

injuries the headlines of 1991, nbc appoints nb jay leno to replace johnny 2 carson and in 2009, conano o'brienhis tonight shod debut. s the annual mindset list.ntti interesting facts about the ne. class.up h this group has only watched wars, coops, police arrests ann car chases unfold on televisiot in real time. a to them, the green giant has always been shrek. they never had to use a card cat that log to try to find a s book at the library. there has always been a cartoon network. ozzy osbourne has always been coming back.t scr there have always been flatlo. screen t vs and blue

conan o'brien loved it!sterday, in africa, secretary of state hillary clinton lost her temper at a college student when he asked her a question about her husband's opinion on a certain issue. she got mad. you're not going to understand why she got upset because the question was, who's hotter, megan fox or ava longoria. >>> while hillary clinton's in africa, bill clinton is in las vegas celebrating his birthday. that's true. he's in las vegas. if hillary clinton's in africa and bill clinton is in vegas, why is bill the one who woke up ten feet from a goat? >> it didn't gate laugh, gotten a oh from the audience. after hillary clinton realized what had happened, she and the student shook hands. >> we are still having money news for you. the federal reserve will announce his decision today on whether to raise its benchmark interest rate. right now, it is ranging between zero and a quarter of a percentage point not expected to change. investors will be watching for signs whether the fed believes the recession is

nbc appoints jay leno and in 2009 cohan o'brien. interesting facts about this list. this group has watched wars coups police arrests and car chases unfold on television in realtime. to them the green giant has already been shrek not some big guy on a can of vegetables and never used a card catalog. there has been a cartoon network of the ozzie osborn has been coming back and there has always been flat screen tvs and blue jello. nobody has responded to the line i've fallen and i can't get up. they have never seen that memorable commercial. we wish the best to 2013. thanks to our panel a

. >> this morning on washington journal, a discussion about the trade summit with patrick o'brien of the u.s. chamber of commerce. also, a look at business week's cover story on health insurers. then a discussion on u.s. policy towards

conan o'brien has noticed some senior citizens don't like the health-care plan for reasons you might not think. >> obama said he will not pull the plug on grandma. that is whthere was an awkward t when grandpa stood up and b ooed. "end it, i'm tired of her." greta: we are closing down shop. thank you for being with us. we will see you tomorrow. don't forget, go to gretawire .com and blog. maybe you will convince someone about health care. keep it

conan o'brien probably did. >> the white house said president obama will not, will not, call presidentteç him on his election. joe biden will call. [laughter] greta: well, the vice president can call us anytime he wants. we are here every single night. that is your last call. the lights are blinking, and we are closing down shot. we will see you tomorrow. do not forget. go to gretawire.com to blog. there are people you can debate with. there is a lot going on gretawire.com. anyway, bill o'reilly is next. make sure you stick around for bill o'reilly.

well, here's what conan o'brien says. >> former president bill clinton was asked about his wife hillaryton's 11 days to africa. he said i wish she were home. by that i mean her home is africa. >> all right. you wondered what would happened. somebody stepped forward and said we'll take michael vick. he's back with the nfl. so what do his teammates with the philadelphia eagles teammates think about that? with him comes a lot of scrutiny. >> definitely. there's lots of controversy around it. surprisingly or not, depending how you look at it, the eagles for the most part are in favor of it across the board. the coach is in favor of it and the quarterback mcnabb. at some point vick will see the field this year because mcnabb will probably get hurt and he has been one of the biggest supporters of it. listen. >> i pretty much lobbying to get him here because i believe everyone deserved a second chance and what a better place to come here with this group who continues to stay together and bond together through tough times. >> we give you the news, you give us your views. how do you feel about t

john and carol o'brien, thank you so much. >> we thank you for having us. peter: thank you.tainees could be coming to a town near you like leavenworth, kansas. having alleged terrorists that close to home, is that sitting well with the mayor? the mayor of leavenworth joins us next. first, our day in history. on this date in 1977, president jim jimmy carter signed legislation creating the department of energy. on this day in 1996, everyone was doing the macarena. number one on the music charts on that day. ♪ . . when i was seventeen summer days were not good to my skin. (announcer) new neutrogena total skin renewal. it's clinically tested to help undo the look of a year's worth of skin aging in just one week. do-overs do exist. (announcer) total skin renewal neutrogena. . since arthur's been eating purina one, he has blossomed... into an incredibly strong, healthy cat. his coat is incredibly shiny and soft and very thick. everybody thinks he's the most handsome cat they've ever seen. [ woman announcing ] purina one for indoor cats... unlocks the brilliance of nature... with a

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but it made a believer out of mickey o'brien. >> when we heard the results i had goose bumps. >> theanormal society says the audio activity indicates there is paranormal activity in the theater. they plan to return for a followup. >> we will have to run a followup on halloween. >> more fun it was ghost busters playing. >> no. >>> as if on cue. >> not ghosts -- not ghost related. >> as students head back to school today, but the weather it feels like fall. >> i got up to take the kids to school this morning and i was a little shocked. a little cool out there. >> had to run and get a sweater but i easily could have. just like that it turned cooler. listen, we hinted at this last week how we were going to get a change. the good news here is typically this time of the year we get a couple of days like this and then it is roaring back to the mid-80s or so. that's not necessarily the case. i want you to stay tunedder the fox 5 five-day forecast coming up. shameless plug but it looks like it will stick around for a while. grab a light sweater or jacket if you are out late, certainly after s

leave it to conan o'brien to find something funny about the recession and illegal drugs. >> hey, thisweird. today police in detroit busted a marijuana-growing operation that had more than half a million dollars worth of pot plants. yeah. way to go, police. police found the only profitable business in detroit and shut it down. [laughter] what are they doing? greta: well, i suppose that's one way to look at it. that's your "last call," though, lights are blinking and we are closing down shop. thanks for being with us don't. we'll see you all tomorrow for "summer of evil -- the manson murders." go to greta.com and blog with us. i wonder what you think of health care reform.

soledad o'brien has this black in america story. >> we're standing in front of 1048 peralta, which is one of the headquarters for the black panther party back in the days. >> reporter: today this symbol of black power comes with flowers and fresh paint. for a private family home. now part of the rebirth of a community which had been a battleground marked with drugs and despair. >> me and marcel were here one time, and ak-47 bullets rang out. we had to lay all the children down on the ground. >> reporter: marcel is marcel dealo, the man who's trying to turn the village bottoms area in west oakland, california, into an oasis of black economic power. growing up in a dangerous neighborhood, he said, has helped. >> it particularly sharpens your senses to how to solve problems. you know, i made it out of that situation myself. so i'm able to pretty much help a neighborhood get out of that same situation pretty easily. >> reporter: in the last couple of years, as a landlord and business owner, he has helped at least two dozen black families move back into the bottoms. in restored houses. the

and that does bring us to the punch line courtesy of conan o'brien taking a shot at the gift that keeps on giving. >>> a company has begun selling a version of the popular infomercial blanket the snuggie, a version of it made just for dogs. a snuggie just for dogs. the perfect way for telling your dog, i've taken your testicles and now your dignity. >> and there actually is a snuggie for dogs. never too soon to start your holiday shopping, folks. >>> the big question tonight, should we pay more cash for clunkers? the wildly successful program has been a big boom for car dealers. why do some republicans want it to stop there? plus, listen to this. two new pieces of music from mozart. we have the tracks. listen. ♪ using a mifi, a mobile hotspot that provides up to five shared wifi connections. two are downloading the final final revised final presentation. - one just got an e-mail. - what?! - huh? - it's being revised again. the co-pilot is on mapquest. - ( rock music playing ) - and tom is streaming meeting psych-up music from meltedmetal.com. that's happening now with the new mifi from

i'm soledad o'brien along with roland martin. the news continues right here on cnn. >>> hello, everyone. i'm don lemon. we're bringing you breaking news on the story that could turn into an international powder keg. on the surface looking at it from here in the u.s., it appears to be an innocent mistake, but seen through the lens of world politics, the arrest of three young american hikers who apparently strayed into iran from northern iraq takes on a much more dangerous dimension. we have new information on this story we first told you about last night. some of it coming from a high-ranking administration source there. are lots of serious questions that remain unanswered. for starters, where are the americans now? how is the iranian government treating them? and what's the u.s. government doing to bring them home? in a moment we'll have the first reaction to the story from inside the white house, but first we want to tell you more about these hikers and who they are and why as american civilians they were even in the area to beg

those of you watching on television, i'll sole land o'brien at the "essence" festival in new orleans. the news continues right now. >>> we're bringing you breaking news tonight on a story that could turn into an international powder keg. on the surface, looking at it from here in the u.s., it appears to be an innocent mistake. but seen through the lens of worldpolitics, the arrest of three young american hike hoarse apparently strayed into iran from northern iraq takes on a much more dangerous dimension. we have new information on this story we first told you about last night. some of it coming from a high-ranking administration source. but there are lots of serious questions that remain unanswered. for starters, where are the americans now? how is the iranian government treating them? what's the u.s. government doing to bring them home? in a moment we'll have the first reaction to this story from inside the white house. but first we want to tell you more about these hikers and who they are and why, as american civilians, they were even in the area to begin with. our national correspo

>> tonight at 8:00, soledad o'brien and roland martin lead a panel of some of the most influential african-american voices. they'll examine unique and innovation issues facing african-americans. cnn in essence magazine present black in america, reclaiming the dream, tonight at 8:00 only on cnn. >>> coming up today at 4:00 eastern, we have a special report covering america. what's in it for you. we want to hear your thoughts on health care. and already we are, you're posting your comments on our block at cnn.com/fredricka or my facebook. people ask why are they going bankrupt. your comments and questions 4:00 eastern time. right now, time for "your money." >>> the future of your gas prices, did speculators drive oil prices sky high, and could it happen again. >>> the stock market is on a roll. how you can cash in right now. >>> and all those burgers, fries and burritos add up. we have the real cost of all those calories. >>> get ready, it's time to talk. "your money." i'm ali velshi. >> i'm christine romans. your health care still very much in limbo. >> dana bash has been camped out in the halls of