also stray storm tampa to orlando. by the time we get to saturday, we will be watching a couple more clouds up here in new england. but the heat is going to begin to build. d.c., back up near 90. chicago, 92 degrees for you. by the time we get to sunday, look at the heat. chicago, 97. 93 detroit. in washington, d.c. could be 97 on sunday. get ready. sunday is going to be hot. if you're watching nbc 6, beautiful miami, florida, enjoy a star show and laser light show featuring the music of the doors, pink floyd or led zeppelin at the fabulous fist fridays. that's your eastern event of the day, dan. at first i thought we were talking about a south beach nightclub. >> cue up stairway to heaven. we're going to learn about stars today. thank you, bill. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. usually when a studio won't let critics see a film that means it stinks. what is unusual is one opening as sure-fire number one movie. g.i. joe will lean on a core audience of action stars of young male

i got a tight end in greg greg n a running back in matt forte and orlando pace is playing left tacklet tackle chris williams playing right tackle. he was a first rounder last year so i feel pretty good. >> i feel like i got an exclusive, sat there talking with jay cutler, mort. you brought up matt forte in that little segment there. how does cutler, how does his being on that team open things up for forte? >> well, you know, he rushed for over 1,200 yards last year, but his average per carry was 3.9. some people think that forte is kind of a poor man's marcus allen, not quite as talented as that but he can catch the ball a lot. but they obviously believe that with jay cutler and, you know, even the other weapons they have that he's going to get a little bit more space to run and certainly get out in the flat to catch the ball. they expect big things from forte. obviously cutler's the focus of this and they always say, well, he doesn't have a number-one receiver. tom brady never had a true number-one receiver in any of the three super bowls he won. they'd like to add one eventually, bu

i visited him at his church near orlando. it's sunday morning and people are heading to church. one might expect them to be bringing along a bible; maybe their tithes and offerings. but at northland church, just outside orlando, they're also bringing obsolete computers and printers, old stereos and other hard-to-recycle items. the evangelical megachurch has made a commitment to the environment-- what members here call "creation care." it's part of a wide-ranging social agenda championed by northland senior pastor joel hunter. he says that agenda signals a maturing of the evangelical movement. >> we like to call it "growing up." i think especially in the political realm, we went through a phase more recently when we were known for what we were against rather than what we were for. we were pretty narrow in what we were paying attention to rather than very broad. now, that wasn't true in jesus' time, because jesus was very broad in what he did. >> lawton: like most evangelicals, hunter opposes abortion and gay marriage. but his agenda also includes the environment and issues of pov

they have internal audits standard that internal auditors spend a lot of time down in orlando, florida, at the audit institute for internal auditors, getting trained, trained, trained, so, it u.s. just unfair, now i wasn't an internal auditor but i worked with a lot

next thing, she is going from columbus, ohio, to orlando, florida.r says they got a phone call from her on the bus and arranged to pick her up at the greyhound station in orlando, and she stayed with them at their home for 16 or 19 days. what we do not know for certain is whether her allegations that she is facing violent threats from her parents, and honor killing, as she puts it, because she left islam and would to christianity. only she has made that claim. the columbus police department has not encountered any evidence of this, nor do we have any evidence other than the father's claim that the christian pastors are brainwashing her and were involved in her disappearance. those are allegations made by the two sites, so we have a convoluted situation, and the judge will have the jurisdictional hearing starting at 3:15 in orlando. jamie: we will talk to a legal panel coming up, but the governor there, charlie crist, has received a lot of pressure to get involved in the situation. >> he has the legal team heads down from toss the to -- -- the legal t

mohammed bary and his wife are expected in the orlando court room. outside right now, a few dozen christian activists are in support of his daughter. they do not want her going back to his household because they believe that her life is in danger if she does. he calls it nonsense and nothing but, the result of brainwashing by blake and beverly lorenz with who rifqa bary has been staying since she came to florida from ohio. gregg: experts think she will end up in ohio. i disagree. i think the court can and will take jurisdiction and they can announcer as and emancipated minor, thus an adult. but is the decision expected today? >> it is not certain. by no means do we think this judge will absolutely get a ruling today. they could take a narrow focus and say that this is a jurisdictional hearing on a missing persons case originating in franklin county, ohio. the judge could say, look, i will not even deal with her claim. there is no evidence to support it other than her own contention her father is going to kill her if she returns back to his household,

tampa, orlando, jacksonville, thunderstorms. robin? few inches may have been the difference between life or death for two women. look at this wreck. you won't believe how a small thing kept the accident from being even worse. x >>> it has been four decades since people started pouring into upstate new york for woodstock. crosby, stills and nash, joni joplin, jimi hendricks. close to 500,000 people turned out. they braved the rain and the mud. you might remember a couple huddled together under a blanket. 40 years later, that couple still together. >> everybody happy. singing, dancing, doing drugs, eating, sleeping. >> not everybody was happy because it was a little uncomfortable, but other than that -- >> for the most part, everybody was happy. >> we were. >> we sure were. we still are. >> i like her facial expressions. she says a lot without saying it, right. >>> there is a new cd box set and a live track for 38 unreleased performances. >>> check out this video. the car is a wreck but the two women who were trapped inside are okay t

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the county fair has more regulation than walt disney world in orlando. and that's not right. shepard: all right. well, ed norm is a trial lawyer, has represented cases against disney world and other theme parks in the area over time and is in the midst of one. thank you. there is word that more cancer patients were given the wrong radiation doses at a veterans hospital in philadelphia. why it happened and why no one discovered the mistakes until years after the program started. that's in 2 1/2 minutes and bill burton and health care coming up. ?7 shepard: well, we've found out that robert novak, the prince of darkness, has died with a battle of brain cancer. he's been a columnist for decades, known for his die-hard conservative views and intense debate styles which he had on cnn's "cross fire" back in the day. he served as contributor on the fox news channel at one point. in his 2007 memoir, bob novak wrote about his love for journalism, "i had a terrific time fulfilling all my youthful dreams and at the same time making life miserable for hypocritical, posturing politicians

we'll get delays specifically around miami and orlando., your current half hour delay because of the thunderstorm. then out west, showers for seattle and showers for san francisco. it was big bucks for a burial spot directly above marilyn bun row. now the ebay bid may not be the same. >>> michael jackson gave a report of what happened right before he died. he gave jackson four different drugs. correspondent richard lui lays out the time line. we're talking intraven yously, aren't we? >> yes. this gives details about what he told detectives. first of all, at 1:30 in the morning he gave 10 milligrams of valium. and then a half hour later he inappropria inappropriate injected two mill drams of atavan and then at 7:30 a.m. more versed and then the blood oxygen level throughout all of those injections. >> and despite all of those medicine, he says michael jackson was awake and demanding more drugs. >> that's right. he said that he requested a stronger drug, and above all, pro-poe pal. that was nine hours since the beginning of the time line tha

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orlando's -- orlando salinas has more on this. >> just as of last week, i am told by realtors in central or so homes available worth of around $1 million on told. most have been on the market for one year, as long as three years. tiger woods has a home in orlando. here is how it all went down. when times were great, master builders and investors bought tons of land in orlando and build all of these homes. then the market crashed and those homes need to be finished, but no one was there to buy it. today the market is moving along, but not as fast or at a price that tellers were hoping to get. jane: who are the owners of these homes? >> lot of foreigners coming from europe. they are not necessarily worried about the price. for lots of these people, it is a second, third home. they have been selling at about four, five of these every month, the last year at the same time it was very flat. for them to say that, that is pretty good, but they are still not getting the money they want. if you can afford a home like this, this could be something to look at. jane: how long are these deals going t

police used phone records to trace her to an orlando-based minister. she says she met him through facebook. she says her father threatened to kill her for converting, but he told the associated press her family loves her and he never threatened to harm her. >>> a former top white house official says politics almost bled over into national security during the bush administration. what former homeland security chief tom ridge is saying he was pressured to do just days before the 2004 presidential election. z >>> welcome back to hln. well, if you want to take advantage of the cash for clunkers program, you need to get moving pretty fast. the program ends this monday, monday night. you know the deal, turn in your gas guzzler and get a rebate on a new car. almost half a million cars have been sold und the popular program, but many dealers are not too happy about it. they're still waiting to be repaid. >> this has been a very successful program, okay? dealers have sold cars like they haven't sold them in quite some time. manufacturers are producing cars like

phil orlando, chief market strategist at federated investors. bob pavlik, he's the chief market strategist at banyan partners. you know, nobody believes this rally. go out in the middle of america, i go out and talk to people, cousins or something like that. i say, you know, the market's up 50%. they say we don't understand why. we're afraid, we're worried about our jobs, we're worried about it. this is the rally nobody believed in. does that mean we can go higher? >> it it absolutely does. and i'll confirm that. i spend a lot of my time in my role traveling around the country talking to investor groups and i walk in a room and start talking about a 50% rally in the economy and people look at me like i'm crazy. but an hour later once we've gone through all the slides and explained it then people realize what's going on and i think the market is starting to get that message. >> and robert, everybody's looking for a pullback. every bull i know thinks this is non-serngs we don't like the market. i say what are you doing? oh, we're long. >> right. a

organizers call it "the next generation" of ag >> in orlando.anizers call it the next generation of ago expos. >> time is so valuable these days. we wanted to offer a product of what they wanted to see. something that they said, they wanted the opportunity to sit down and connect with people that had like interests. so a lot of our educational programs are turned into a networking opportunity. you could be sitting next to somebody from the next county or somebody from brazil or russia to talk about the best practices that those operators are employing in their businesses today. >> to learn more about the expo head online to agoconnect.com. >>> john deere has rolled out their tractors and a new numbering system. the 8r series offers the most fuel efficient tractor ever produced. >> on the wheel models, we have a completely redesigned cab. the command view cab that customers will enjoy as being their new mobile office. and the track tractors have been completely redesigned from the ground up with an air cushion suspension system for more comfort i

more showers developing for miami and then orlando as well. 90s and real humid. couple pockets of rain. a complex dripping off colorado and the rockies area. more thunderstorms dropping down out of south dakota in toward nebraska and light rain around dallas. beneficial rain, but that will put the humidity back in air today and with the daytime heating, your index around dallas is going to feel like 105 to maybe 106. real high temperatures. there's a heat advisory in dallas and houston. when you get toward oklahoma, more heat conditions. we're talking about tulsa getting near 110. let me show you some interesting video out of alaska. this is at norton bay. check out the water spout. you can see it from a plane. it's out of koyuk, alaska. you're getting base and the cloud. that is great. >> these when you say, pilots, take me the other way. >> how about we veer left as hard as we can. that was alaska the other day. >> thank you. >>> if you're looking to buy a new home or want to refinance, we have good news in a bad economy. >>> look at you up so bright and early.

he made the announcement in orlando, citing a desire to return to his family in florida. he had earlier said he would not run for re-election next year. republican governor charlie crist will name his replace many. crist was already running to replace martinez but says he will not appoint himself. and new york democratic congresswoman caroline maloney says she will not run for the senate next year. maloney had considered challenging incumbent kirsten gillibrand who was appointed when hillary clinton became secretary of state. democratic leaders, including president obama, have tried to discourage potential challengers to gillibrand. a powerful democrat who resisted efforts to make public records about sweetheart loan deals for colleagues apparently got one himself. and what's next for the taliban after the depghts of one of its top leaders? introducing new tums dual action. this tums goes to work in seconds and lasts for hours. all day or night. new tums dual action. bring it on. a tornado hits, air life denver takes off... their night-vision goggles keeping the rescue mi

orlando cabrera plays the top and gets it to first. one away as roberts is retired and welcome to the big leagues, armando gabino. he's now recorded an out. he's now in the baseball encyclopedia. cabrera gets it to first. one down. he was originally signed by the indians and minnesota, buck was talking last night as felix pie comes up, buck was talking last night about how minnesotacontinues to develop players and the twins got him in the minor league portion of the rule five draft. their scouts saw them in the lowindians minors and they liked him. he has it for an out and two down in the first inning. >> buck: well, i like his pitch efficiency. behind gabino, he'll see speedy outfielders. just scachg catch down in left- field line last night. harris, cabrera, casilla and morneau and joe mauer pretty major league target for a starter to play in his first major league game. >> jim: theep they've had a lost stability here. tom kelly was here for a long time. he retired and went into scouting for minnesota. gardenhire, who was a coach on

orlando cabrera lining one into center. coming up throwing. denard span beats it home as pudge drops it. joe mauer hitting .383. in the top of the ninth he saw his 15-game hitting streak come to an end. the twins end up taking it 5-4. texas is now one game back of boston in the a.l. wild card. kevin millwood 5 2/3 innings pitched, seven hits, five runs. he falls to 0-7 in 11 career starts vs. the twins. >> rays began the night three out in the wild card, b.j. upton homers again on wednesday. that's his ninth of the year. matching last year's total and the rays take it 3-1. jeff niemann has 11 wins. most among rookies. since losing five in a row, the rays have won four straight >> the rangers opening a three-game series at the trop beginning friday. >> meanwhile in oakland, the a's are creeping up on the yankees. it's 3-2 in the bottom of the eighth. mark ellis an r.b.i. single, jack cust had a solo shot, he snapped a 26-game homer ms streak, second longest of his career, mark teixeira went deep, a two-run home run in the fo

mÁrtires de 62 aÑos de edad, dijo desde orlando que abandonar el puesto por voluntad propia para regresara reelecciÓn en el 2010. la hermana del ex presidente kennedy se encuentra grave esta noche la acompaÑan su esposo, hijos y nietos. suud se rioróteér ékppo variosh@rames se ha destacado en la defensa de los derechos de los discapacitados. la noticia sobre la economÍa hoy fue positivida. la tasa de desempleo bajÓ por primera vez en mucho tiempo, esto podrÍa darle nuevo aliento unos 14 millones de desempleados. les decimos cÓmo responder a los mercados y tambiÉn el gobierno. teérkl]kskph@h@teérkl]nakph@h@t@ obama aprovechÓ la ocasión, dando un mensaje cautelosamente optimista. >> el presidente dijijque el paÍs estÁ yendo a la direcciÓn correcta, y que se estÁn perdiendo la meta de los trabajos que se perdÍan cuando empezÓ su presidencia, y que lo peor de la recesiÓn pudo ver pasado el gobierno estÁ atando miles demillones de dÓlares parÁ estipular la economÍa hoy el presidente firmÓ una popular de que asignan 2 mil millones para que los estadounidenses cambien su viejo por una mÁs eficie

she is accused of driving from houston to orlando to kidnap her romantic rival. >>> next, a young journalist scores a one-on-one with a president -- with the president. >> and a beautiful day around the metro area. >> michael vick introduced to his new team and he talks about how he is approaching his new start. coaches and players try to figure out how to score. announcer: during the autobahn for all event, you can get great lease deals. i love it! i just want to know it's the right move. me? thirteen days in the future. you get a deal on the car you always wanted. scheduled maintenance is included, it's all good. what's the future like? you love your new jetta. and the suit? you like it? no...i love it! >>> news of a delayed health care vote as president obama encourages parties. >> and a budding journalist scores big. >> president obama as fly- fishing out west. a stab at being a regular interest ahead of his weeklong trip to martha's vineyard. the house is putting of its vote on health care to the end of september. the way people can call on down after all these town halls. so much for a

orlando, 93. a quick moving shower or storm. shouldn't ruin any of your plans outside, especially if you're headed to the theme parks. i mentioned beautiful weather. how does that look? charlotte, low humidity, low 80s. that's a look at your national forecast. now the weather outside your window. southeast, that's where the humidity is higher. we'll spark storms in wilmington, charlotte, charleston, savannah. keep the umbrella handy. that's a look at your wednesday forecast. >>> bill, thanks. >>> while economists say the recession is over, today we'll hear what big ben and the fed have to say about the weather. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus; a hot couple have the flash bulbs popping on the red carpet. >>> a strange story of sex, abortion, extortion and a high-profile college hoop coach. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." i'm kristen welker. here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> u.s. marines launch an assault on southern afghanistan

. >> they can add more flights to lead atlanta and orlando in september. it likely means some reductions in their d.c. area service. >> any type of way to deflate the cost will be fine. >> many of these changes will not happen until 2010 and require regulatory help from the government. they may drop to 55 daily departures. it will not affect the shuttle service or the seven major hub cities. they could not say specifically what cities will be affected. the auction for frontier airlines is set for tomorrow. >>> coming up, a basketball coach is fighting for his reputation. he finds himself in the middle of an affair and extortion scandal. >> and their skills and dedication. >> a warm and humid evening. we have the latest from the weather center. there's something big happening at pizza hut. - woooh, nice! - that's a lot of food! now get big meals like our stuffed pizza rolls, pizza mia, the p'zone... and our personal panormous pizza starting at just $5. the big eat tiny price menu. only at pizza hut. xiinthaue unnocer: during the an for all event, you can ge

the judge on friday in orlando decided to put florida department of law enforcement in charge of that investigation. so they have the next two weeks or and until the next hearing on september 3rd to look into that. and to come in front of that judge and say whether she is allegations are credible, what threats there would be back in columbus what, threats there are potentially here and where to go from there on september 3rd, although that's not a drop-dead date by any stretch. >> michael, have you had a chance to talk to people in columbus that know her, know the family and what other people have witnessed? >> i haven't talked to too many of her friends, people who know her specifically. i've talked to a couple people who knew her through facebook. they seem to think that the allegations are credible. but that comes from rifqa. a lot of this comes from her. that's not too unusual. a child says something like this. these are sort of extreme and very eye-catching but when a child says something, that is taken with, you know, very seriously. it's taken very seriously until you can prove

citi why don't we send the homeless people from new york to vegas or to orlando?om you knowel what, nevada has the huge foreclosure crisis, they y have a bunch of empty houses. why can't they live in the empty houses. wait, a better idea. carr michael bloomberg hates guns but las vegas has a concealed carry law. so why don't we take the guns in a new york city, arm the homeless and send them to nevada? another problem solved! ♪ here to save the day ♪ and another possible victorymon for common sense.trt the "wall street journal"hi reports and this is a report t w that we haven't independently confirmed yet, the government today announced that it has discovered paper has two sides. the discovery is going lead the government now to print on boti sides of the paper. ses apparently somehow or another magically that is going to save us money. to this is, of course, part of thc $100 million savings challengeo three months ago the president ordered his cabinet to find $100 million in budget cuts for the current fiscal year. in they came back with wi $102 million in budget

. >> in orlando last time, lines started early for an up care town hall. activists on all sides of the debate. >> the health-care industry is ripping off americans. >> almost 10 times as many people showed up as good fit inside. >> i will not let them blocked at a meeting when he has his hand-picked union people. >> inside, the official fielded calm questions. the president has suggested that the public option might be dropped. former party chairman howard dean is meeting of the liberal backlash. -- leading the liberal backlash. >> if the public option is socialized medicine, we have had socialized medicine for years. it is called medicare and people liked it. >> cut backlogs, slash the wait times. the resources we are providing this time means we will be able to do it. >> republicans are looking to seize on the democrats' internal squabbles on health care. house majority -- house minority leader john boehner sent a letter highlighting the deal with pharma. drug makers have promised $80 million for the overhaul, with much of it for advertising. in the lett

orlando cabrera, watch this. go in the hole, get, big fella. it is he safe or out? the umpire says out. the replay shows that he is safe. tied at 6 and the bottom of the ninth. i will tell you this, you have to love to watch the defense. and they get after you. he will be tested by the new england patriots and tom brady. the starters are expected to go three-quarters. they say to turn it loose for a pullout reversal. this will be one heck of a test. >> the challenge is, of course, as a defense. they have a lot of speed and a lot of position. they're one of the best if not the best quarterbacks in the league. it will be a great challenge for us from a defensive standpoint. >> he looks great coming off the injury. michael vick will be an nfl action for the first time since dember of 2006. make -- mcnabb will probably go three, but he will be allowed to get into the speed of the nfl again, get in rhythm. >> it would of been a couple of years since he has been in, but i am excited to get back to doing what he does. >> in south florida, we talked about last week, but the

why don't we send the homeless people from new york to vegas or or orlando? foreclosure crisis. they got a bunch of empty houses. why can't they just live in the big empty houses? wait a minute. michael bloomberg hates guns but nevada has a concealed carry law. mr. mayor, hear me out here, i'm just thinking outloud. why don't we take all the guns you hate so much that are in new york city, arm the homeless, and send them to nevada? another problem solved! here to save the day ♪ and another possible sick try for common sense. the wall street journal reports, and this is a report that we vice haven't independeny confirmed yet -- the government today announced it has discovered paper has two sides. the discovery is going to heed the government now to print on both sides of the paper. apparently somehow or another magically that's going to save us money. this is, of course, part of the $100 million savings challenge. three months ago, the president ordered his cabinet, now find $100 million in budget cuts for the current fiscal year! they came back with $102 mill

. >> with christian demonstrators speaking loutly outside the orlando, florida courtroom, inside she spoke softly. the judge ruled she will not return immediately to ohio, did you stay in state custody in florida while investigators determine whether her allegation is true, that if the christian convert returns to her muslim home, her family will kill her in a muslim honor killing. >> it brings tears to her eyes, seeing the fight and terror in her. >> she ran away from her home a month ago and took a greyhound bus to orlando, florida. there, another couple took her into their home. the lawrences are co-pastors of a new church which they founded. they were being accused of brainwashing the daughter, saying she's in no danger. >> the next hearing will be like an arraignment with the parents first testifying on whether they accept or deny the allegations, then the law enforcement investment -- they will either support the claims or dismiss them. >> the next hearing for that girl is set for september 3. >>> be sure to check out our web site. fox news.com on this developing story, you can

now it's able to have a presence, able to take advantage of the rebound we are seeing in orlando and in the west coast. and yes, in the movement of condos in south florida. alabama, another market that could grow once the economy turns around. that would be a terrific fill in for bb & t. why? because bb & t was the 56th largest bank in alabama before this deal, now it's the fourth. again, economies of scale. you can see how geographically a southern is being born overnight. perhaps you've heard about colonial's legal issues, fraud allegations, the whole problem. you might be thinking those could sink bb & t after this deal. you also no doubt are concerned if you follow this deal about all the terrible construction loans that bb & t got in florida as part of the bargain. to that i say untrue. hey, don't worry. when i say the victor gets the spoils, i'm talking about real spoils, meaning that the fdic has basically kept the legal problem and given bb & t the deposits, which is all we ever wanted anyway. plus bb & t got a great loss sharing deal with the fdic, one that works out to be h

just showers and storms in the southeast fr tallahassee to orlando. chicago, rain for you.ut pretty nice an summer ke in many areas. that's alook at your national forecast. now hre's a look at the weather tside your window. northern new englandad that cold front move through last night. you're going to wake up to almost chilly temperatures. highs in the 60s and 70s in northern new england. a beautil day from new york to philadehia. enjoy. well, christina, i'll give you the latt on danny when i come back. >> all right. thanks so much, bill. >>> new home sales jump, taking a bite out of app, and the bottom line on cash for clunkers. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, ndsay lohan turns out even wn she's the victim a crime she can still get herself into trouble. >>> mark sanchez has a new gig, and david ortizas so nice he did it twice. youe wahing "early today." >> good morng, and welcome back to "early today." i'm christina brown. here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> in surprising move, taiwan says it has agreed to l the dalai

the areas that have the umbrella, tallahassee, savannah, orlando. everybody in the deep south. tuesday, two good summer days in a row. most locations very warm. well, if you're watching channel 3 in cleveland, ohio, discover how human beings have adapted and continue to evolve at the cleveland museum of natural history exhibit, surviving the body of evidence. that's me on the right, dan on the left. that's your eastern event of the day. >> good job. thank you for that, bill. >>> now an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. hollywood may be the only place you can win but lose badly all at the same time. funny people was number one at the box office with a little more than $23 million. but funny people was the lowest earning number one film of the year, adam sand her's lowest in five years. it did not score well with the critics. add to that it cost $75 billion to make. it's being greeted as the winner that was the loser. the family comedy aliens in the attic opened fifth with a $7.8 million. they expected double-digit millions for this. remember katherine heig

and also hot and humid in the southeast with scattered storms out there from orlando to atlanta. everybody by the time thursday arrives, a much dryer forecast and a more enjoyable air mass. the humidity will be knocked down a notch. if you're watching channel 10, columbia, south carolina, discover the science behind natural disasters through hands-on activities at the south carolina state museum exhibit "powers of nature." that's your eastern event of the day. >> sounds like the power of nature. thanks so much, bill. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. imagine yoet i love lucy" without lucy and "american idol" without paula abdul. she said with sadness in my heart, i have sbided not to return to idol. many speculate producers were forced to take her out, with a low contract offer, forcing her to quit. she was offered a guess judge spot on so you think you can dance. now maybe that offer becomes more permanent. >>> brad pitt hints he may retire from movies because he thinks most roles are written for younger actors. a life-sized statue of ang

tomorrow we'll be in orlando doing some yo-yo action.now how to yo-yo well? >> it's been a while. >> it's been a while since i got the old butterfly out. we'll see if i can be -- >> we will be testing his expertise. don't forget, every friday rob leaves the office, heads the outdoors for something new we're calling "rob's road show." we'd like to send him to some place fun and we'd like you to help us out. if you've got an idea for his next trip that's much more interesting than yo-yoing in orlando, head to our website, cnn.com/amfix. >>> well, meantime, woodstock, 40 years later, one ma who promoted the ideals of the '60s generation, a lot's changed in four decades. carol costello sits down with him next. upbeat rock ♪ singer:wanted to get myself a new cell phone ♪ ♪ so i could hear myself as a ringtone ♪ ♪ who knew the store would go and check my credit score ♪ ♪ now all they let me have is this dinosaur ♪ ♪ hello hello hello can anybody hear me? ♪ ♪ i know i know i know i shoulda gone to ♪ ♪ free credit report dot com! ♪ that's where

some will start blowing into areas like tampa and orlando shortly.ot kwiquite miami, it looks li most of the action to the north. you're going to have a cold front when you get to idaho and montana. some of those will be giant hail makers so we'll watch for those later this afternoon. showers rolling through grand island, nebraska. dropping down the state line towards kansas. then it's the heat. it's back for you. 105 to 110 is the way it's going to make you feel. dallas, houston, in towards tulsa. then you get to places like phoenix and it's going to be 112, 114. 106 is hot even for this year, robin. >>> back to our breaking story. bob, thank you. two american journalists just arrived home after being freed from a north korea prison. we're hearing from them for the first time as they're reunited with their families. >>> talk about the perfect wedding present. what a total stranger gave away to a bride and her bridesmaids free. . >>> more on our breaking story today that we watched here live. two american reporters held in north korea are back in the

if you want to experience the magic at walt disney world in orlando, you will need a little extra cash. disney says it is raising ticket prices, starting tomorrow. a one day theme park tickets will increase from $75 to $79. when a admission for children goes from $63 to $68. multistate ticket packages are also going up. this is a day after disney increased its third quarter profit to drop 26%. inspiring african-american men to stay on the right track, who will take to this year's legacy of excellence award. how do you know when text messaging crosses the line? what parents should know. >> we will watch for the potential for severe weather. we will talk ♪ ♪ once you've dealt with the things that come between you... don't let erectile dysfunction get in the way. ♪ va ♪ viagra! viagra...america's most prescribed ed treatment... can help you enjoy a more satisfying sexual experience. to learn more, spend some quality time with viagra.com ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. don't take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain... as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood

pecially in large urban area here in florida, orlando, mpa, jacksonvillereas are experiencing the same thin and around the natn-- the same things for commuty colleges. >> reporter: natnwide, there are near 1,200 community colles and for some enrollments have jumped by a much as 26%. but those swelling enrollmts are puing additional strains on the system. more stunts mean more clsrooms, more professors, and something else thas in short suly these days: more money. to cope, many community coeges arraising tuition and fees. and some, li broward college, now offer fourear degrees in select, high-demd professions like education. presidt armstrong says broward college is also osting online clses to ease crowding. >> already about 15% oour enrollments are online crses or some form of learning. we are doing a lot of trning and upgrading the skills oour facuy-- new faculty-- to teach quity online learning. studentseem to prefer that more and more. >> reporter: online classeare like in the future for gina tino. ke so many other new freshme here, community college mes one thin it doesn't take a l

the 14-year-old walked from orlando to the nation's capital, stopping at homeless shelters to draw attention to kids, he says, aren't able to help themselves. the young activist hit the pavement for two months covering 1100 miles in the process. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist rafael with the weather channel forecast. good morning. it looks like mother nature is certainly unleashing her wrath. >> yes, it's going to be an interesting day today. we have the heat continuing in the east, especially the northeast, but we also have tropical storm claudette. i want to give you the latest. you can see on the infrared satellite it continues to sit offshore making landfall this morning, but lots of rain going to be the big story for the panhandle. we have a check of the radar, the heaviest rain expected east of pensacola. most of the heaviest rain still offshore but it's going to continue to push on in. it's going to be a wet day along i-10 today. some severe thunderstorms possible as well. a quick look at the satellite, nothing going on except the he

so the 14-year-old decided to walk from orlando to the district the middle schooler's 1,100 mile journey came to an end today right in front of the white house. he says he hopes new programs will help keep people from becoming homeless. >> i have people, you know, i think of prevention and classes at teaching how to manage money and stuff would really help. so if it's like a requirement in school, that would be great. >> david says he hopes to meet with president obama, but there has been no word just yet from the white house on that meeting. >>> if you're pinches your pennies because of the recession and can't afford a real vacation, why not try a faircation. business is booming at the montgomery county agriculture fair where there's plenty of things for the whole family that won't bust the bank. michael fly went to check it out. >> reporter: with more people being sheepish about spending money these days, the annual montgomery county agricultural fair is a great way to spend time with the family. visiting with the hundreds of animals here is just one activity that won't break the piggy

and i actually had to go to orlando anyhow on some paperwork on the hearing on caylee anthony. so we went ahead and met with the cummings family. and we agreed to go ahead and do some more searches, whatever we could do to go ahead and get her located. and misty just said that, you know what, she just wanted to take the focus off of her, felt as though law enforcement wasn't being honest with her, that she wanted to clear her name. and she asked me, is there any way i can take a polygraph, because i don't trust law enforcement. so i contacted the extremely reputable polygrapher in the area. so we went ahead and paid for that. there was just more questions asked. basically we figured this was going to be a po-minute polygraph, and it ended up five and a half hours. she failed the questions. literally just miserably. and, you know, and we asked her to clarify some of these questions, she really got upset. she stormed out of the room. she went to leave, and then she said, well, tim u i really need to talk to you. she said it seems like maybe i was dreaming or something, i woke up,

it will cost you more to visit disney world in orlando, florida. the price will go from $75 to $79. the same ticket for a child between the ages of 3 and 9 will increase from $63 to $68. prices will also increase for the resort's multiday ticket packages. word of the new ticket prices come just days after the corporation announced its third quarter profit dropped. >> that may take care of it. >> the end of the session is over. let's say it is over. a couple storms popped up. i thought we would get through most of the day today dry. i will show you the radar in a second. since there's no severe weather tonight. i think there's a good chance for tomorrows tomorrow. i don't think we will have a severe weather event, but thunderstorms are certainly possible on sunday. it's not going to rain all day, but keep that in mind and early next week should be fairly quiet. partly cloudy skies tonight. put a 20 or 30 percent chance for a shower or thunderstorm in the picture. 80% of you will have dry weather. low temperatures near 70. sunset at 8:19. during the day tomorrow, raise the chance for

so the 14-year-old decided to walk from orlando to the district. the middle schooler's 1,100 mile journey came to an end today right in front of the white house. it took about a month and a half. he says it's been well worth it. >> a child labor law, they can't help themselves. most shelters have to have a guardian to sign themselves in. i decided to work on helping them. because they can't help themselves. >> david says he hopes to meet with president obama. so far, no word from the white house just yet. hopefully, though, someone's watching from the white house and they will give david ashby a call. >> you never know. we can get him an attaboy. 92 is our high today. dewpoints in mid to upper 6 os. not quite up to florida thresholds just yet. usually they're 70 or higher for thresholds this time of year. plentyumid for folks who grew up in maine. beautiful day to enjoy the sunshine. had to be heat tolerant, carry your extra bottle of water with you and you were going to be all right. georgetown waterfront tonight, beautiful night for going out and

. >>> in basketball, orlando's rashard lewis has been sus ppend for the first ten games of the seasonover the counter substance that he said didn't know contained a substance banned by the nba. >>> and a death defying raccoon and a ladder that couldn't quite reach. the animal climbed 110 feet up a support pole and clung there since wednesday. rescuers coaxed him off the pole yesterday. with some prodding, the animal extended a paw. but everyone gasped. the little creature fell the last 40 feet. animal control officers scooped it up unharmed. later they set it free. i'm sure he had quite a story to tell his friends. >>> when we return, gearing up for battle against the h1n1 flu virus as kids return to school. >>> and don't walk this way. aerosmith singer steven tyler takes a bad fall. nfinity. ♪ it's astonishingly flexible. ♪ unbelievably soft. ♪ and has an amazing material... that's 4x more absorbent than you may need. making fluids seem to... poof... disappear. just like magic. ♪ always infinity. have a happy period. discover a smoothie like no other! new activia smoothies. creamy, d