orlando. >> una larga espera,1 vez mÁs, son mÁs de las 11 de la noche en venezuela y tenemos una situaciÓnlos prÓximos minutos el del primer boletÍn. >> quÉ que estÁ pasando dentro de la sede del poder electoral? >> pareciera que cuando se produce un evento de esta complejidad, es normal que haya una larga espera, son mÁs de 80 jurisdicciones,ana not intitanot uni-fsemana lanot lo cual puede conducir a un resultado dilatado. >> esta espera recuerda la situaciÓn del aÑo 2007 durante la reforma constitucional que terminÓ siendo derrotada por la oposiciÓn. >> dirÍa que, son dos eventos diferentes. la historia estÁ dicha con respecto a lo sucedido en 2007,a pero creo que en descargo y beneficio del ente policial estamos en presencia de un evento que merece una totalizaciÓn mÁs compleja. >> muchas gracias orlando, aquÍ continuamos en la espera. volvemos a los estudios. >> cualquier novedad volemos contigo. >> los venezolanos en el exterior ejercieron su derecho al voto, no se les permite votar para la asamblea nacional pero sÍ para >> garantizada la pureza del proceso. >> por supuesto. >> hubo

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malcom young orlando real, stefan tenant. secretary avery: if the president has called her name already, come to the microphone. president miguel: absolutely. >> thank you. my name is nicole. thank you, my name is susie. i am the president of the children's commission. i understand how much fun you are having right now. i am also here as the rector of child development center at cpmc. i am a pediatric psychologist, and we had over 17,000 visits of children from the bay area and the city and county of san francisco. i think it is important to note that our center is a developmental center for children and adolescents, and we see every child and family regardless of their ability to pay. consequently, with the 17,000 visits, we have over 350 families on the waitlist for developmental care. as well as where we are located is currently on van ness. that is a clinic at st. luke's hospital, and we have another clinic in bay view at the bayview pediatric clinic to serve that community. our work has gone on for approximately 10 years

orlando television station reports the 170-page document has been circulating in the orlando area andolice say writing and distributing a thing is not illegal but they suspect whoever put it together may have committed crimes against children. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" this morning, stocks in asia continued a winning streak ts morning. japan's nikkei came out ahead for the fourth straight day, gaining more than 2. . kathryn brown has more headlines this morning. >> reporter: wall street kicked off september with a winning streak and investors are hoping to keep that rally going as they get back to business tomorrow. stocks surged on the latest labor department report which showed even though the unemployment rate rose to 9.6%, private companies are beginning to hire again. taking a look at the numbers, the dow closed up 127 points. the nasdaq tacked on 33. >>> september is national coupon month and a study shows americans are using them more than in the past. the growth looks to build on a record-breaking trend. last year companies handed out 311 billion coupons between circulars an

in 2005, she was honored by the hispanic chamber of commerce of metro orlando with the prestigious don quijote award. in november 2006, she took the helm of the home builders association of metro orlando, becing both the first won and the first hispanic president to lead the group. that same year, she was selected by the national americ home builders association to build the new american home in an historic orlando neighborhood. this ultra-urban dwelling has given its visitors a glimpse into the future of green home-building. >> when i first joined the business, i definitely was passionate about the idea of building green houses, not only because i thought it was the right thing to do but because i felt like that was a way she could separate herself in the marketplace. she understood it right away and also, i think, simultaneously got on bod with this idea that we all need to work together to help protect the environment and that building green is our responsibility and just knowing that water is a resource and that protecting all of our resources was really important. >> i wl tell you

and they have been out to the rest home, to the bear bar in orlando. they meet a black bear, that is a husky african-american guy and the guy basically propositions them. proposes a three way. they decided he seems like a great guy. they tell him about their b and b. the innamong the flowers. it doesn't mean anything because it was camouflage night at the full moon saloon. we felt compelled to tidy up. and reaging toilet. you force him to shower. we stashed it in the closet. he grabbed a razor and headed for the stall. you better be faithful about it. it's down right inhospitable. he was dressed in a while, v-neck tee shirt. nothing. just wondering about the dress code. where your dress pants. you look hot in those. did you see my ring? i swear you would lose your head if it wasn't attached. this was my mother. i wondered if her death would release me or if i was doomed to norman bates territory. he will be here in five minutes. half an hour later, after i squeezed. we were awkward as wall flowers. the lamp was already blazing with intensity. my growin

and the people in orlando should take that into account because even the orlando newspaper, not a conservativee, but criticized grayson for doing this. >> when it came out this is completely manipulated and everybody is talking about it on both sides, you know, the liberal media and the nonliberal immedia media the fact that is that the ads are still running and people are saying hey, sorry. fine with it. it gets a lot of attention. >> alan grayson, everybody. oh, boy. huddy, thank you. we appreciate it. pinheads and patriots on deck. we'll show you what went down when we come back. when i had my heart attack, i couldn't believe it. it was a real shock. i remember being at the hospital thinking, "i should have done more to take care of myself." you should've. that's why i'm exercising more now. eating healthier. and i also trust my heart to lipitor. [ male announcer ] when diet and exercise are not enough, adding lipitor may help. lipitor is a cholesterol-lowering medication that is fda approved to reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke in patients o have heart disease or risk factors for

le organizó una fiesta en orlando y la sorprendió con un auto nuevo. >> marc anthony asistió con jennifertuvo con tallo nada d torres. fueron presentados en conjunto. >> nos amplían un poquito más. así que tony ¿cómo les fue? qué tal? >> estamos en el estudio de sábados gigantes y se reunieron los kconcursantes de "mira quié baila". >> estoy e momocionada, feliz, rumba, muchos desafíos y divertirme. >> diana reyes y derbez compartieron camarín. en principio era muy fuerte. y estaba relajado. es demasiado nervioso. niurka marcos. y el resto lo igualaron. o sea, que está casi. los encontramos en un lugar en dónde le huyen. tienen muchas sorpresas en "mira quién habla". >> nacho camacho y quiere decir. >> no tiene nada. >> camacho le propuse ser el tra tu traductor. >> ¿cuánto me vas a pagar para ser tu productor? >> mitad y mitad. >> ¿de qué? >> de algo. >> el ambiente es pura camaradas. >> siempre se ha dicho que los artistas padecen de sobredosis de ego. >> solamente con acercarse emite una alarma. vamos a ver como funciona. >> 44 parece que en "mira quién habla". >> funcionó muy bien. >>

and the people in orlando should take that into account because even the orlando newspaper, not a conservativeut criticized grayson for doing this. >> when it came out this is completely manipulated and everybody is talking about it on both sides, you know, the liberal media and the nonliberal immedia media the fact that is that the ads are still running and people are saying hey, sorry. fine with it. it gets a lot of attention. >> alan grayson, everybody. oh, boy. huddy, thank you. we appreciate it. pinheads and patriots on deck. we'll show you what went down when we come back. [ male announcer ] you can't un-smoke a cigarette. and you can't go back and un-do the times you tried quitting... ♪ ...then started again. but every smoker was a non-smoker once. and you could be again. for many, smoking is a treatable medical condition. so talk to your doctor about prescription treatment options and support. and make this time, your time. . >> bill: pinheads and patriots in a moment starring david letterman and jon stewart talking about me. but first more good news from my book. in its first two week

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and they have been out to the rest home, to the bear bar in orlando. they meet a black bear, that is a husky african-american guy and the guy basically propositions them. proposes a three way. they decided he seems like a great guy. they tell him about their b and b. the innamong the flowers. it doesn't mean anything because it was camouflage night at the full moon saloon. we felt compelled to tidy up. and reaging toilet. you force him to shower. we stashed it in the closet. he

para analizar esta situaciÓn hablamos con orlando viera quien nos dara su opiniÓn sobre esta situaciÓna noticia que esta rodando es que vamos a tener una nueva asamblea nacional con una nueva composiciÓn que rompe con la hegemonÍa del presidente chÁvez. con lo cual no sera una asamblea al servicio del presidente chÁvez sino con una vision que le dara un contrapeso polÍtico. >> la asamblea nacional serÍa suficiente para frenar los planes del presidente socialista del presidente hugo chÁvez. >> yo creo que este tema de chavez de ir y venir de la habana a placer no se presenta tan fÁcil. una asamblea que tiene unidad y que tiene ciertas asamblea jurÍdicas para fiscalizar el destino del paÍs le abre un camino al presidente de la repÚblica que va a tener ese control. >> muchos analistas polÍticos estiman que estas elecciones son una especie de termÓmetro. ¿, vez este panorama? >> definitivamente es un termÓmetro. de aquÍ dependerÁ la espectativa que pueda cumplir un liderazgo de cara al 2012. >> muchas gracias a nuestro analista polÍtico. esperamos a la espera de este primer boletÍn que en

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sorry, orlando.gainst you, but it seems so, well, scary, for one thing, and just kind of naturally a coward. and then on top of it, dangerous. genuinely dangerous. >> yeah. anything else you want to tell us about yourself? [ laughter ] it's really just a thrill to be here. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i just -- >> i want to tell you something, though. >> jimmy: if it was me, i wouldn't go to any of those places. >> i have say the greatest thing about being here, i saw dr. uncle frank coming here. i did. and he told me that kathie lee gifford and i are in a sweepstakes in his heart. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. he talks about the both of you a lot. >> i feel you have to give me some tips here. we can take her. i feel i can take her. [ applause ] >> jimmy: well -- >> kathie lee, kathie lee, it's a smackdown. >> jimmy: yes, uncle frank, well, everyone here is in love, including myself. i have to say, we're always delighted when you come here. we really are. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> that's really nice. >> jimmy:

didn'ter in the sky is operated in more than 150 countrys including one in orlando flay tabla. >> do you have to wear a chef's hat? >> do you have to be belted? >> i don't know. interesting. thank you for joining us. i'm jessica kartalija. >> don scott. >> i'm bernadette woods, have a great day everybody. see you back here at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. >> have a great and wonderful >> have a great and wonderful wewe tax on everything you buy? >> have a great and wonderful wewe that's in andy harris' unfair tax plan. 23% sales tax. a 23% sales tax will cut my business in half. would be devastating. andy harris' 23% sales tax absolutely makes no sense. 23% sales tax would really make things unaffordable. that's too high for the average american out here. i don't know how we would manage it really. don't like that idea. we can't afford andy harris' idea. i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message.

i support meeks and gray son here in orlando. i believe that as republicans rule again, we'll go back to a corporate rule like we had under bush. bush's tax cuts back in 2001 was supposed to give corporations ins septemberive to say reinvest in the workplace, but they didn't, they did not upgrade machinery or produce more jobs. instead, like my corporation i work for, they made one worker do the work of two or three, stopped giving raises on bonuses, and bush's secretary of labor chow cut back on how much overtime you can make. i think many americans remember this. host: ok. let's talk about those two races she mentioned, the senate race in florida, and the house race with grayson. grayson. guest: florida, you have three very serious candidates running, governor charlie crist running as an independent, mark rubio and congressman meek. charlie crist has tried to peel away voters in order to advance. rubio is picking up republicans. charlie crist is trying to win more centrist voters. how much success crist has in doing that could

same for you in orlando. this looks more like a summertime forecast instead of the first day of fall. when i me back later, i'll let you know just how long we're going to watch this mini -- i don't want to call it a heat wave, but for the end of summe beginning of fall, it's pretty warm. >> yeah. thank you, bill. >>> well, the fed speaks, sort of. and why frivolous speech isn't necessarily the best idea while you're on holiday. your early morning buness headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, right now, he's down about as low as can be, but least one friend is proudly standing by him. >>> also, the twins clench, yankees increase their lead. and what do you get when you combine tiger woods and michael jordan? you're watching "early today." >> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." here are some of your top headlin this rning. >>> a new book by bob woodward claim there have been big battles in the white house over the president's strategy in afghanistan. some doubt the plan will work. woodward says pr

barricades and if you want to orlando and there was no mickey mouse. when the real complaint from somebody this large is. total fraud. we struggled for sixty years and we always talk about the four d's. nation devolution of the land development for d.c. of those four days we managed only one that we were able to close the firing range . but they're not giving the land. nothing now. has it been decontaminated no nothing if they don't give back the land if they don't decontaminated how are we going to develop it. it can't be denied we're going to enter a critical period distinct from the previous phase when you could feel the airplanes you could feel the impacts felt your house vibrate it was irritating it was infuriating but now we're not going to feel the bombs we won't hear them we won't see them we won't feel the house vibrating. but the pollution is there the tag is in those contaminants. mixed in with the earth. but you can't see it because we have to do a study to identify it. the effects of militaries they are so deleterious are so negative. once

orlando was taken to the hospital with minor injuries.ng to the water with two friends in search of abalone. >>> let's go right to sal, see what's happening at the toll plaza. >> it's getting busier. and coming up on mornings on 2, we'll be following the toll plaza and all of the busy commutes. but that's at least a delay. looks good. we have another expanded traffic report coming up on mornings on 2. now, a quick look at the weather. >> thank you, sir. we have a lot of fog. in fact, a lot of that wasn't there hours ago. in fact, fog will give way to mostly sunny skies. more in the fog category, 70s, upper 70s. a few low 80s. back to pam and dave. >> thank you, steve. >>> in the wake of the recent salary scandal in the city of bell, state attorney general jerry brown is reviewing all local salaries of more than $300,000. some of those are here in the bay area, including san ramon city manager who makes nearly $360,000. livermore city manager and danville city manager also make more than $300,000 a year. >>> well, a custom designed motorcy

. >> on a school bus in suburban orlando, a father's fury caught on a security camera. >> my daughterep]. >> 42-year-old james willie jones arrested for disorderly conduct admits his temper got the best of him when he unloaded on children who were bullying his daughter who suffered from cerebral palsy. in the report, he claims the classmates put a condom on her head. >> may daughter is not going to be touched on the way they done. i'm very sorry. i apologize for that. this is not just for me, but for my daughter. >> in the deputy's report, it says jones called the school to complain but nothing was done. the deputy writes, the school has two adults on the bus and attempts to control the children but they didn't speak english. >> this is my daughter! >> students say it was his threat to kill that was most upsetting. >> he can't just kill kids for, like, somebody messing with his daughter. >> a quarter of all public school students report being bullied weekly if not daily and experts say often parents don't hear about it until it's a crisis and as we've seen before, the consequences can

mickey and mini are the only ones crubting to the orlando economy right now.ikes celebrities and he likes to be shot with lyndsay lohan. he calls the paparazzi and tells them when he is with lyndsay. there are to fairy princesses or dragons in the bible, so that could hurt. >> none of this surprises me, deception in these ads. i think we should have a new standard. the fda should come in and say, i am so and so and i approve this message. they should disclose the amount of deception. 36 grams of innuendo and 40 grams of bull crap and then everybody knows how to judge it. >> i am trying to cut back on my lies. i only want 12 grams of lies. >>> moving on, once you start killing hobos, it is almost impossible to stop. first, there is an epidemic of teens fighting teens sweeping the nation. we pick up the story where chef left off. >>> it is like my dad always says, if you want to be well liked, put out. but also do drugs and drink. turns out he was right all along. turns out drinking and doing drugs as a teenager is not about having fun. it is more about maintain

orlando, florida, 89 and mostly rainey conditions, as well. kansas city, 72. plenty of sunshine. and colorado looks great. 92 degrees there with sunny skies. that's a look at your local forecast. veronica. >> i don't know, there's just way too much green on that map. can you do something about that map? >> i will change it for you. >> pink. like pink. that means it's warm and sunny, right? >> yep. we'll s you soon. >>> ben and jerry go unnatural and pumpkin shortage? what pumpkinhortage? your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, comedian and talk show host george lopez may be divorcing his wife, but he can never really get away from her. >>> the phillies popped the champagne a a battle of unbeatens goes down to the wire in chicago. you're watching "early today." hugo chavez says his country is carrying out initial studies for carrying out a nuclear program. chavez brought the issue up during a news conference monday saying venezuela needs nuclear energy for peaceful purposes. >>> a prisoner who tried to kill himself last week by slashing s arms and throa

. >> troy: well, what they did is they brought orlando scandrick off the edge and demarcus ware ran a and a long way to go. you see him come all the way around here before he gets the pressure then on demarcus ware. but because scandrick brings edge pressure he forces cutler to step up and that is where ware was. this is what they called on keith brooking at the end. the whistle had blown there and he power drove him into the turf. >> joe: on third and ten, cutler. he can't get away from spencer. jay cutler is going to need help getting to the bus if it's going to be this kind of a day approximate. >> troy: four sacks in last week's game against the lions. and it wasn't because mike martz wasn't concerned for protection. two of those sacks were seven-man protection. so mike martz knows this offensive line needs help. we have seen it here in the first quarter, jay cutler, every time he has dropped back, he has been under the gun. >> joe: and eventually on the turf. 38-yard try by gould. the first points of the day belong to chicago. they get the turnover, delivered by d.j. moore and ge

we're going to be all the way up around the 93 mark from miami to tampa to orlando. cooler up in new england today. there would be rain moving through the great lakes into new england later today. should be exiting boston as we go throughout friday morning. but for the most part, rather tranquil weather out there through much of the country. if you're watching us on wave 3 in louisville, kentucky, join the celebration in nearby jeffersontown at the 41st annual gaslight festival parade with entertainment for the entire family at the jeffersontown commons shopping center. that's your "early today" event of the day. i think we have the wrong picture. i think that was your facebook page picture that we have. >> my profile pic? >> yeah. >> looks family. you might be right. >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. has "star" magazine gone too far with yet another he's cheating on her story? one hollywood heavyweight says yes. "star" printed a story quoting a woman claiming to have had an affair with ashton kutcher. now he's claiming to

orlando, florida, 89 and mostly rainey conditions, as well. kansas city, 72. plenty of sunshine. and colorado looks great. 92 degrees there with sunny skies. that's a look at your local forecast. veronica. >> i don't know, there's just way too much green on that map. can you do something about that map? >> i will change it for you. >> pink. i like pink. that means it's warm and sunny, right? >> yep. we'll see you soon. >>> business big business dealmakers say gobble, gobble. ben & jerry go unnatural and pumpkin shortage? what pumpkin shortage? your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, comedian and talk show host george lopez may be divorcing his wife, but he can never really get away from her. >>> the phillies popped the champagne and a battle of unbeatens goes down to the wire in chicago. you're watching "early today." >> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> north korean state media reports jim jorg ill has appointed his son. the promotion came just hours before a rare party ruling meetin

new york, new york, orlando, miami, new york. you might sense a trend here. >> did you get all of that? emmy winning filmmaker rory kennedy produced, wrote and directed this film. rory, great to have you here. >> nice to be here. >> so let's take about this. why did you get involved with this project to begin with? >> well, it's a subject that i think is very important to us. i think it defines us as a country right now. it touches on issues of immigration, who is going to become part of the citizenship of this country, issues around the war on drugs, the war on terror and it's also about holding our policymakers accountable for how they're spending our tax dollars. >> now, in reading the review of the film, which the reviews are very good, but some are saying you take a comical approach at some of these issues. explain to us, what's not working and what are the solutions that maybe your film will tell us what would work better? >> well, i think the premise has been pretty faulty. it's a 670 mile fence on a 2,000 mile border. so

. >> reporter: musri, a father of five, lives in orlando and is the president of the islamic society of central florida. musri said he saw no other muslim leader stepping forward to talk to jones, so he simply knocking on the pastor's church door wednesday morning, then returning today with a new offer. >> as muslims we should be very sensitive to the feelings of the families of the victims of 9/11. >> reporter: late this evening, pastor terry jones said his plan to burn the koran on the anniversary of 9/11 is not canceled, it's suspended for 24 hours until he is certain that he has a meeting with the imam in new york. harry? >> smith: kelly cobiella in gainesville tonight, thank you very much. so deal or no deal? pastor jones' story is a lot different than the one we're hearing here in new york. his agreement not to burn the koran depends on the cooperation of an imam he's never even spoken with. elaine quijano is at the site of the proposed islamic center just blocks from ground zero and has that story. elaine, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, harry. well, tonight im

. >> reporter: on a school bus in suburban orlando, a father's fury caught on a security camera. >> my daughter can get on this [bleep] bus and the [bleep] and this is it. >> reporter: 42 year old james willy jones arrested for disorderly conduct admits his temper got the better of him. today -- >> i held it the wrong way when i went on the bus. >> reporter: he explained why he went so far as to threaten to kill students on the bus. he says they were bullying his 13 year old daughter who suffers from cerebral palsy. >> it's not about me. it's about kids getting bullied, going to school, even if you're walking to school. my action was very much out of character for me. but my daughter, i feel, i love her and i support her. >> school officials say jones never chained that his daughter was being harassed but in the deputy's report he alleges that schoolboys twisted her ear and shouted rude comments at her. and as this security camera footage from the day before reveals, tossed an opened condom. >> reporter: the national center for bullying prevention, pacer.org, estimates 160,000 students

orlando kawai said after smoke filled the frupt window, he and his upg he wincle tried getting loweringhems from a telephone extension cord. >> i got out to the first floor, jumped out from them, managed to get out to the dirt just with minor scratches. >> his uncle did not make it. he fe and was impaled on the fence below. the fire appears to be of suspicious origin. >>> fairfax county police are working to track down a burglar who may be responsible for more than 50 home break-ins in just the last month. the crime spree started on august 24. eight burglaries were reported just last night. while most are home break-ins, there have also been thefts fr cars. dozens of new incidents are reported every week. some residents a concerned because the burglar often strikes while people are sleeping. >> i have a doberman a thryorkis and there was no barking from them. it's scary. >> the fear is there, and that's a maerm concern to us. we don't want homeowners hurt. >> the best way to prevent a burglary is to lock all dors and windows, including the doors and wip doze frndows from the g. >>> gunf

the "orlando sentinel" said the driver could not see the fence because the airbag had deployed. >>> timeo check on our morning commute. hopefully running smooth. >> nothing like that. not even close. no major accidents on any of the freeways. that's great news. all lanes as far as the incidents are going are reported clear. the lanes as far as the cars are going, slow drive. there's the wind farms coming out of the altamont passes. our maps registering just below 50 miles per hour, triggering those yellow sensors to kick in. a slower drive now coming out of the area heading into livermore. 15 minutes westbound. you see the blips and slow downes heading into the middle of livermore, passing highway 84. the construction on the eastbound side, that has cleared. good news from hacienda over toward portola, those two lanes have reopened. no major delays right now in the east bay. let me show you south of here, instead, southbound 680, heading down through sunol, where the volume of traffic starting to pick up right here through the construction zone. that toll lane scheduled to open on septem

to, lebron james and the lack of a handshake incident, when they got lost they got beatdown by the orlandout the reality is this -- lebron james has been as close to perfection as they come. to me, he's the quintessential example of why these guys are role models. because here is a guy that did everything right, had the game to back it up. yet something as seemingly innocuous as losing in game six of the conference finals and refusing to shake hands -- you all of a sudden have people bringing his image into question, wondering how that was going to affect him endorsementwise. so we recognize who somebody is, even as great as him, the impact that he could potentially have, and as a result, what expectations are that come along with with it. you can't ignore it. >> coach, what was unique about him, when jordan came in, the expectation of michael jordan coming into the league was not the same as lebron had walking into the league. it was amazing that on both ends, on the social side, and on the athletic side, he is not only met but perhaps surpassed what people were looking at. talk to me abo

i do want to bring up sean orlando, who is representing the artist. it is so great to have him here. he represents a team of many people, and i'm sure he is going to talk about those people. it is a great to see -- many times, artists have communities that follow them out there, but oftentimes, you do not have artists where community is the process. do you want to talk a little bit about your piece? . -- [applause] >> thank you all for coming out. this is really incredible. thank you to the port of san francisco for clearing the air space to allow us to crash land on pier 14. it is really quite an honor. this has been an incredible experience for us, working with brad and lesley trichet and the port and city to allow us to place this amazing work of art that was designed and built as a group project in a collaborative manner by artists and engineers and programmers from all round the bay area, and i'm really proud to work with them. it is incredible that -- even more so, that this is the first ever rocket stop in the united states. virgin galactic, yo

that are served by both airtran and southwest will go up such as boston to baltimore and boston to orlando that sells for $39 each way lately. in general i don't believe fares will go up to unreasonable levels, end quote. one big change, airtran charges $20 for each first checked bag. southwest said it'll drop that fee. overall passengers fear their wallets will take a hit. >> i thought it was a good idea at first and now i'm worried because it may drive up the prices. >> reporter: the deal won't be final until 2012. a spokesman said the merger may attract others to operate out of the airport especially since july marks it's doesiest month ever. cheryl connor. >> thank you. the doors opened at maryland's first casino. it officially started welcoming guests three day as head of schedule while a grand opening is planned for thursday. many folks came out today to check out cecil county's new addition. >> something to make -- bring the people into town. help lower our taxes a lit. >> it's exciting. very exciting. don't have to drive to delaware. >> reporter: the casino created 350 full time jo

malcolm young, norah green, orlando raille, stefan tenia. >> i think i'll pass for norah green. my name is nato green. president miguel: sorry. >> norah green is me in drag. i'm nato green with the california nurse's association and coalition for health planning. we believe that the draft environmental impact report is seriously deficient for deciding essentially on the first page not to look at healthcare because all of the arguments about why the plan should go one way or the other are healthcare arguments and this body unfortunately cannot kick that can down the road to somebody else and c.n.a. having looked at it, what we see is that the cpmc is asking for a lot of concessions from the city from a land use and city planning point of view to build a cathedral hill and the question is are the healthcare benefits so overwhelming and what is the evidence for that and we believe the evidence is that they're not. one of the key healthcare issues we wanted to raise is the issue of costs, which is completely out of it. i don't know if you saw the article in august 20 in "the chronic

just shy of 90 in orlando. 73 in detroit. phoenix will heat up to 104. and colorado springs is 93. it's 84 in sacramento. 80 in portland. and 72 in seattle. >>> and after the break, money news is next. are we headed towards a second recession? warren buffett weighs in. >>> presidential publishing. the president's newest book, intended for a much younger audience. >> a >>> republicans are standing firm when it comes to a tax increase on wealthy americans. the brief hope of a compromise ended with the gop digging in. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell says every senate republican will oppose allowing a bush-era tax cut to expire, even for the nation's wealthy. >>> it is time, now, for a check of this morning's stock market activity. tokyo's nikkei average fell 22 points today. hong kong's hang seng rose 90. in london, the ftse opened higher. the dow jones industrial average gained 81 points yesterday. the nasdaq was up 43 points. >>> walmart is about to begin a new, low-cost mobile phone service. walmart family mobile will allow unlimited calling and texting for 45 bucks a month

ultimately, tampa, orlando, miami. we have tried have a competitive process we are working closely with others on that. the right of way is there. it is an enormous advantage. it won't have any issues associated with that. that did very well for the future. there won't be any guarantees for the process. the ones working the hardest and making tangible improvements. >> thank you for your sefrgs and for this hearing it is my impression that the railroads generally pay for everything. they've born it all. it is my understanding that that is not the case csx has something called the national dpat way core i door. they are building a new terminal in ohio. they are trying to build tracks and tunnels along the coast. my understanding is that half the funding comes from federal, state or local resources they leave out the federal governments and states. can you elaborate the view. >> there is some frustration on that part. there's a very real reflection of that. there is a 1.5 million merit based process wherefore the first ti