gap is not opening up any new stores at old navy or gap divisions. no square footage growth. it's about getting productivity back in their core stores through market share growth. >> all right, sir. thank you very much. brian, appreciate your thoughts. >>> up next, how does the job picture look where you live? the government released a state-by-state report for august just moments ago. we will take a look at it. >>> and american is richer for the first time in two years. we've been talking about this. $2 trillion wealthier in the second quarter. we're 20% poorer than we were in 2007. which headline is more important, increase or a decrease. and then arena pharmaceuticals. no, mark, it's a different company than yesterday. no curvature issues, we don't think. the ceo fresh off the conference call. the trial of another experimental drug. that's next. >>> the federal government released the state-by-state employment report. bertha coombs has the breakdown. >> thank you. we saw the unemployment level take up in augusto 9.7%. we're getting color on where that happened. the number

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this is travis, who appeared with actress morgan fairchild in old navy ads.the love of owner sandra harold's life until last february when he became infamous for this: >> he's killing my friend! >> what's killing your friend? >> my chimpanzee. he ripped her face off. >> he ripped her face off? >> he tried to attack me. please, please, hurry! >> there's someone on the way. >> travis almost killed her long-time friend in a vicious mauling that lasted nearly 12 minute, he ripped off her nose and eyelids and bit off her fingers. that attack prompted national geographic to explore the complex relationships between human and chimps in a documentary called "chimps on the edge." the documentary retraces the fateful day that things went terribly wrong when charlesa nash ended up mauled and a policeman had to shoot and kill travis. >> travis was not a bad chimp. he was an unfortunate chimp caught in a tragic situation. >> reporter: to april truitt and her husband, clay, who run the primate rescue center outside lexington, kentucky, that horrible attack could have been

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and old navy making great options if you want a more conservative plaid look. >> i think this would lookon al. jill martin, >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i am mindy basara. a 19-year-old odenton man is in police custody, charged with attacking a woman near a bus stop. police said that the 19-year-old approached a woman from behind and tried to drag her into a yard early thursday morning at the 300 block of mount vernon ave. she managed to break free and contact police. the man is charged with attempted first-degree rape and other charges. >>> let's check on the morning commute with couples 11 and sarah caldwell. -- traffic pulse 11 and sarah caldwell. >> we are dealing with delays. sitting stall all the way down to the beltway. 19 miles per hour is the average speed on the northeast outer loop. you're looking at a very slow ride, 11 power, on the west side outer loop. that is backing down traffic on 795. in of the bill is approaching the j.f.x. accident northbound j.f.x. in the area of the beltway. southbound closed on fayette.

and old navy making great options if you want a more conservative plaid look. >> i think this would lookon .al >>> our time is 8:26. we have 59 chilly degrees. messy weather. good morning. i'm joe krebs. in the news, we have new information about breaking news in southeast washington. we have just learned that 16 people have been injured innen aaccident involving a metro bus and a tour bus. all of the injuries are considered to be nonlife threatening. this happened about an hour ago in the 2300 block of good hope road southeast. good hope road is shut down in both directions. we have a news crew on the scene. we will bring you more information throughout the morning. >>> we're going to take a break and come back and take at look t >>> breezy, wet, and cool on this friday morning. two bands of moderate rain come through washington. another band in northeastern ryland. that will be moving in in another hour or so. after that, our chances for precipitation should diminish, remaining cloudy and cool with highs in the upper 60s to near 70. the small chance of a shower tonight for all the high

the 74-year-old lost both of her sons in vietnam. one served in the navy, the other the marines. and she says she is grateful to have the help cominher way today. >> i haven't stopped crying yet because it's -- as old as i am, i never thought that no one but the lord would help me get my house like this. and i still -- every time somebody says something to me about it, i still -- tears come up in my eyes. >> volunteers have already started upgrades to her home. she's lived in the home for 53 years and she says she is loving every bit of improvement to the house. >> on monday, president obama will turn his attention to wall street and the economy. cnbc's rebecca jarvis joins us live with the latest. good morning. reporter: good morning. he's coming to the big apple. no surprise there on the timing. he's announced he's coming to new york on monday to deliver what's being called a major speech on the nation's financial crisis. monday marks the anniversary of the collapse of lehman brothers which led to the economy's freefall and the president plans to talk about the administration's

he started in the navy when he was 17 years old. i did not ask how old he is now. he is navy admiral at sea. he is been deployed to the indian coast, north and south atlantic, south pacific, baltic, caribbean, and red seas. he served on the u.s. asking, uss mccandless, uss dwight d. eisenhower. and among others. and he commanded the uss cape st. george, winning gold and anchors and both tours -- wining ning golden anchors in both tours. he has served in office of the secretary of dispense where he worked on that our early bird. he later served in the office of the chief of eight new -- @ chief of naval operations. he was executive assistant to the commander of u.s. fleet forces command. and following promotion to flag rank in 2006, he was assigned as deputy director of surface for air for combat systems and weapons and later as deputy assistant secretary of the navy and director of international programs office. he completed his education by earning a be a from -- by earning a ba. the admiral and i have wanted. [laughter] -- ahvhave bonded. he completed the advanced

old. i did not as cold he is now. he spent his navy career at sea in cruisers and destroyers, deploying to the mediterranean sea, the black sea, the indian ocean, the persian gulf, north and south atlantic, the south pacific, the baltic, caribbean, and red seas. he served on the u.s.s. caine, the u.s.s. mccandless, the u.s.s. eisenhower. among others. he commended the uss cape st. george, winning gold and anchors. while a command of this ship, the ship participated in combat operations in support of operation iraqi freedom in the european and central asia theaters. he has served in the office of the secretary of defense where he worked on several programs at several ballistic defense missile programs pretty later served in the office of the chief of naval operations as requirements officer. he was executive assistant to the commander u.s. fleet forces command. following promotion to flag rank in 2006, he was assigned as deputy director of service worker for combat systems and weapons and later, his deputy secretary has the navy and dir

old. he then stayed in the navy long enough to do two terms of duty in vietnam.the corps to go overseas again. my nephew darren green is a corporal in the u.s. marine corps. he followed john into the corps he is currently in the helmand province of afghanistan right where the fighting is the worst. we owe the men and women throughout the history of this country who have served a great debt and 165 years ago abraham lincoln told us -- excuse me, 146 years ago abraham lynn told us what that debt -- lincoln told us what that debt was. he said it is for us the living to be dedicated to the unfinished work which they have so nobly advanced. he said it is for us to be dedicated to the great task remaining before us. that from these honored dead and from the honored living we take increased devotion to that course for which they gave the last full measure of devotion. that we here are highly resolved that these dead and our veterans will not have served and died in vain. that this nation under god shall have a new birth of freedom. and that know what president lincoln d

navy seals took it back. you remember the story. the emotional reaction from a child who thought he would never see his brother again. >>> old blue eyesn proud. the opening of a brand new school in to queens and the man responsible for it. ( sighs ) ( music throughout ) hey bets, can i borrow a quarter? sure, still not dry? i'm trying to shrink them. i lost weight and now some clothes are too big. how did you do it? simple stuff. eating right and i switched to whole grain. whole grain... studies show that people who eat more whole grain tend to have a healthier body weight. multigrain cheerios has five whole grains... and 110 calories per lightly sweetened serving. more grains. less you. multigrain cheerios. >>> welcome back. 5:14. the economy continues to take its toll on families with foreclosures and job losses but listen to this, a mom in ohio thought she was about to lose her child after her car was repossessed with her toddler still strapped in the back seat. >> he was trying to open the back door. i kept it open to pull her out. he drove away. >> unbelievable. the owner of the company says that's not how the incident happened a

old? you can give us your opinion by going on to the "how you see it" section of the homepage of the website and that's worldfocus.org. >>> britain's royal navyiggest drug seizure ever, capturing a ship off the coast of south america carrying cocaine worth almost $400 million. the operation first disclosed today took place earlier this month in an undisclosed location off south america. a british frigate captured the fishing boat and discovered more than 200 bales of cocaine hidden in secret compartments. itses destination was not known. the crew was arrested and the boat later sunk by gunfire. >>> of course, a good deal of the cocaine that ends up in britain and elsewhere is manufactured in south america, in peru. we want to take you there tonight for a rare look inside peru's cocaine industry. it's a region controlled by the maoist guerrilla movement known as the shining path. our report is by jenny wivell of itn and shows just how ingrained cocaine is in the culture there. >> reporter: this is the new epicenter of the world's cocaine production, the peruvian jungle. and it's where most of britain's cocaine is manufactured. in maceration pi

old ethel henderson in west baltimore because she refused to give him money. she died in june at hopkins bayview. the charge against mason went from attempted murder to murder. >>> a u.s. navy midshipman pleaded guilty to drug charges. authorities say juan d. alonso was detained in june by u.s. customs and border protection after trying to smuggle 150 pounds of marijuana in a rented car near san diego. the 24-year-old also pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit burglary, armed robbery and weapons charges. alonso was sentenced to nine years and 10 months in a military prison. >>> baltimore city mayor sheila dixon may have to go through two separate trials. the mayor faces theft charges for allegedly stealing gift cards from needy families and she'll go on trial for those charges in six weeks, but her lawyers wanted to delay the trial on perjury charges. in that indictment dixon is accused of lying about gifts from her former boyfriend real estate developer ronald lipscomb. her attorneys are trying to have those charges thrown out. >>> another cool day today here in the baltimore area. if you remember yesterday i told you there was a chance we could see light sprinkles. we've

old. he then stayed in the navy long enough to do two tours of duty in vietnam.john a. webster, a corporal in the murder -- in the u.s. marine corps has done one tour in iraq and is fighting with the court to go overseas again. [cheers] my nephew, darren green, is a corporal in the u.s. marine corps. he followed john into the marine corps and is currently in helmand province, right where the fighting is the worst. we know the men and women throughout the history of this country who have served a great debt. and 165 years ago, abraham lincoln -- excuse me, 146 years ago, abraham lincoln told us what that that was. -- debt was. he said it was for us to dedicate to the work that they have not -- so nobly advanced. he said it was for us to be dedicated to the great task remaining before us, that from these honored dead and from the honorable living we take increased devotion to that course for which they gave that last full measure of devotion. that we here highly resolve that these dead and our veterans will not have served and died in vain, that this nation under g

navy. they took me to bethesda naval hospital. they screwed my shoulder to get there. it worked fine and we are getting old and now my shoulder only goes this type. i set off to see how other countries provide high-quality health care. i thought i would get my shoulder fixed to see what other health-care look like. guest: what year was this? host: 1972 was when i had the procedure done originally. guest: 10 or 12 countries, you have to go to the general practitioner first and she refers you to the orthopedic surgeon. i saw at least 25 doctors. host: let's start with the american doctor after you get out of the needy. guest: that was in denver. the doctor fixed the other shoulder. i went to the doctor and i trusted him. he was an orthopedic surgeon. he was very confident and aggressive. i could not swim a golf club. he said we would fix it. he came back with a little bread box and said here is your new shoulder. he was going to cut out the old shoulder and put in a new tightening shoulder. that is the american high-tech aggressive way. he had no idea what it would cost. it turned out to be a $47,000 procedu

navy jack. if you get a modern flag, get one that's tea-stained to show your solidarity with the founders. saying the u.s. flag deliberately desecrates oldk norris hate the american flag? >>> but our winner, lonesome road beck, migration or importation of such persons as any of these states now existing stall think proper to admit shall not be prohibited by the congress prior to the year 1808 but a tax for duty may be imposed on such importation, not exceeding $10 per person. do you know what that part of the constitution is about? glenn doesn't. that's right, he writes. the founders actually put a price tag on coming to this country. $10 apparently they felt there was a value to being able to live here. not anymore. these days we can't ask anything of immigrants including that they abide by our laws. >> it's a little confusing. it is, after all, 18th century legalese. the key word is at the start. the migration or importation of such persons. the importation of persons? buying slaves from other countries. the clause beck thinks has something to do with a price tag on coming to this country was a clause that made it illegal to ban the im

navy veteran. he started when he was 17 years old and i did not ask how old he is now. [laughter] but admiral karl spent his naval career at city in cruisers and destroyers deploying to the mediterranean sea, the black sea, the indian ocean, the persian gulf, north and south atlantic, the south pacific, the baltic, caribbean, and red seas. he served on the u.s.s. king, the u.s.s. mccandless, the u.s.s. dwight d. eisenhower's among others. he commanded the uss ealry bird, winning in two tours. while in command of cape st. george, the ship52q participatig combat operations in support of combat -- iraqi freedom. apple cart has served in the office of secretary of defense where he worked on the various ships. he worked on several ballistic missile defense programs. he later served in the office of the chief of naval operations as requirements officer. he was executive assistant to the commander u.s. fleet forces command. following promotion to flag rank in 2006, he was assigned as deputy director of surface warfare for combat systems and weapons and later, as deputy assista

navy and they took me to bethesda naval hospital and screwed my shoulder together. there's a stainless steel screw in here. worked fine. over time, you know, we're getting old, brian, and now my shoulder only goes this high. so i set off to see how other country prossvide high quality health care. i figured, while i'm going to crs, i'm see about my shoulders. >> what year did you have this? >> 1970. >> and how many different crs in the world have diagnose what had to do about it? >> 10, 12 countries, and many of these country, you have to go to the g.p. first, then she refers you to the orthopedic surgeons, i've got at least 20, 25 docs have palpated, examined, x-rayed my shoulder. >> let's start with the american doctor after you got out of the navy that you went to and said, what can you do about this? where was that? >> a doctor in denver he fixed this shoulder after i busted it skiing, i went to don, i said -- i trust this doctor, he's an orthopedic surgeon, very confident, aggressive people. look, that's all i can do i can't swing the golf club anymore. he is an orthopedic shoulder, they'll fix that. he comes back with a little red box he opens it up a

navy intelligence, and they didn't talk. even so, if they had, i bet our assessment has been not the smartest thing to go down with an old gringo of '71 to pile around in the mexican revolution. maybe he was more of a legend. but personally, i wish he'd come back to the united states to write at least one more story. and that really brings us to today. we want to keep americans safe so we can keep writing their stories and businesses. so they can be secure as they have dinner with their families, see the giants and the as play ball, go sailing and fishing, go up and down the pacific coast high. as they take care of each other, so they can live the american dream. that's our responsibility as trying to make that life as safe as possible. we take it seriously. and i think we can do it right. let's turn from a monologue into a dialogue. at last lot we can talk about. i'd love to hear your questions and your ideas. and thank you very much. [applause] >> thanks very much to director dennis blair. they have hired for the "wall street journal." these are terrific questions. and they sport of range across zones like cybersecurity, less

old district. you understand the strain on the soldiers and these marines and these airmen, and these guys and women in the navyn only stretch them for so long. our army is at a breaking point and has been for a very long time. we can't fight another five to ten years in afghanistan. we can't send more troops unless we want to raise taxes so we can rehire those 200,000 people we got rid of in the early '90s from the army. we can't be all things to all people. we have to make choices. all these people signing letters saying, yes, we have to stay the course. fine. where are we going to get the money to get 200,000 more troops? our guys are exhausted. our women are exhausted over there. >> david petraeus may be the premiere thinking general of our generation, he and mccrystal. george will's piece, pakistan is the main place of battle, he said. without our efforts in afghanistan and our bases there, we would not have the success, limited success with pakistan. if we want more, we probably need to maintain a presence there. i'm going to concur to mccrystal. >>> coming up, news you can't use with willie geist. and al

old. he stayed in the navy to do two tours of duties.or us to be dedicated to the great past before us. we increase the vote for which we sgaf the last great measure. we highly resolve that this nation under god shall have a new breath of freedom. president lincoln did not say government of the white house by the white house. he did not say government of the congress by the congress for the congress. he said government by the people for the people shall not sperish from the earth. that is our task. god bless us and god bless america. now, here's national public policy analyst, matt kibby. >> how are you doing? >> abc news is reporting thatgh 1.5 million people are here give yourselves a round of [applause] u.s.a.! u.s.a.! u.s.a.! u.s.a.! thank you for being here. you are making all the people that worked to put this together look pretty good today we believe in two simple principals. government goes to those who show up. guess what you guys showed up! now know offense to my friends in the media, i suggest we get our own head count today.