patterson family has $20,000. viettis have $17,000, and those are the amounts they'll be playing for if they make it to fast money, and that out of the way, let's meet our families right now. >> we're the patterson family from los angeles, california. >> my name is kim, and here to play the "feud" is my laker-crazy cousin tim, my music-loving sister zakiya, my shopaholic sister charisse, and my premed-student cousin joseph. we grew up watching the "feud" with our grandmother, and since she never got to take a trip in her whole life, if we win the money, we're gonna take her to... >> hawaii! >> ♪ hawaii we're going to hawaii hawaii ♪ >> we're the vietti family from bakersfield, california. >> my name is ron, and i'm the senior pastor of one of the most magnificent churches in bakersfield, california, and this is my son-in-law, who wants to be the next voice of mickey mouse in america. >> ha ha! hello, john. >> this is my beautiful, gorgeous daughter tara; my wonderful, smart son joshua; and the most beautiful daugh

they got 52, pattersons yet to score. on our way to 300. stay with us. ♪ the best way to tell how great you look... is in your jeans. drop a jean size in two weeks... with the special k challenge™. with more delicious options than ever. jeans don't lie. go to... the new specialk.com to design your plan. john: welcome back to the "feud." our returning champs, the mckenna family, jumped out to an early lead. they got 52 points. the pattersons have yet to score. they tried to steal, but didn't. we have another face-off right now. i need david and tim. come on. [theme music plays] all right. in this round, the point values are doubled. we surveyed 100 people, top 6 answers on the board. tell me something you know about clint eastwood. you're there first, tim. >> he's in westerns. john: he's in westerns. show me westerns. >> whoa! john: you control. pass or play? >> we're playing! john: david, they're playing. all right. david heads back. zakiya, how are you? >> nice to meet you, john. john: nice to meet you. what a pretty name. >> thank you. jo

pattersons, returning champs, have yet to score.cheers and applause] john: our double point face-off now between sharon and tim. please join me. [cheers] john: ok, here we go. point values, as i said, are doubled. we surveyed 100 people, top 8 answers are there on the board. tell me someone who might say to you, "there's good news and there's bad news." you're there first, tim. >> a reporter. john: a reporter. show me a reporter. not there at all. sharon. >> a doctor. john: a doctor. show me a doctor. number one. [cheers] john: pass or play? >> we'll play. john: they're going to play. all righty, here we go. ok. how are you, chad? nice to see you here. tell me someone who might say to you, "there's good news and there's bad news." >> how about your teacher? john: your teacher. >> good answer, chad, good answer. john: i never heard any good news, i only hear the bad news. [laughter] john: show me a teacher. no, no. no. all right. hello, jennifer, how are you? >> hello. i'm great, thank you. john: nice to have you here. tell me someon

i think david patterson has b bn a good public servant.his debate and what he is doing he said he would move forward it is something he decides we should not be doing in the newspapers. if oy will taken the position michael steel took i would be accused of playing the race card. here steel makes the point the president goes at a black governor as opposed to corzine with the same numbers. either you are involved in politics or not. i think it's absolutely irresponsible for the republicans to do. >> as with the acorn offices there is more than just you this case. i think it is abominable how dpem kratz have -- >> tell me to look at camera one before the show started. >> the democratic party is racist. they did immediately tell governor patterson -- >> the democratic party is racist? >> no wonder they feel like they are subjected to racism they are all democrats. they take them for granted. the democratic party is saying we have an election coming up who should we have run? i am a democratic governor. they are all democrats and all incompeten

. >> new york governor david patterson is attending mr.g political pressure in his bid to stay in office. patterson's low popularity has obama administration officials fearing he can't win next november's gubernatorial election. patterson said he is staying in and he intends to win. >> time for your monday weather. a wet day for the great lakes through the southeast with a chance of flooding in detroit, cincinnati, atlanta and tallahassee. heavy rain and strong storms from minnesota to texas. thunderstorms in central rocky. >> it will be mostly sunny and hot out west, 10 in phoenix, 88 in portland. a rainy 74 in detroit, 77 in chicago, 74 in boston, 76 in new york and baltimore. >> starting to get chilly in some places. >> i don't like it. >> you don't? >> i want it to be summer all the time. >> move to hawaii. more than 2,000 people gathered here in new york. >> they formed a massive human hour clock symbolizes the earth's race against time and to highlight the dangers of global warming. >> are they wearing plastic, though? >> looks like

. >>> holly plays host to patterson. patterson and white on defense. looking like the ravens on this place. he runs for a while, gets tired so he will toss it to his teammate, adamson and he continues the return, kinds of like ed reed does for the ravens. now this time, poly on defense, pass complete to chad vitner, to devin young knocks the ball lose. the engineers go on to beat patterson. >>> the orioles are limping off the field. the indians ends an 11 game losing streak. they beat the birds 4-2. >>> nascar qualifying at dover. jimmy johnson the faster this afternoon. he takes the poll position for sundays's 400 miler. juan pablo montoya seconds. mark martin qualified at five. >>> with shots like this, you know tiger is on his way. second shot on the par for 14th hole. woods with a wonderful approach. but he followed that good shot epepeqgpgpepepepepb÷b÷ >>> what's in a name? if you're at loyola it's university, today loyola college has been renamed to reflect university status. now, the baltimore school is officially named loyola university maryla

cuomo is going to win easily even if he has to go against patterson.a source in albany that tells me that it is almost 90% certain that giuliani will not enter the race because if he loses to cuomo it will hurt his presidential run too much. >> greg: bill, that source was a street height. >> it was talking to me in a british voice. >> when you put a wig on something that is not human. >> i have a source that tells me andy levy's enjoys cats. >> finger my navel and call me poke. >> y. is the noa almost doa? doa means dogs on acid, right? what's fresh from ziploc? you know all the little things you do to help the environment? here's one more... ziploc evolve. ♪ an ultra-light bag designed to keep food fresh... made with 25% less plastic. and made with wind energy. ♪ ziploc evolve. better for the environment. still ziploc fresh. all at no extra cost. designed with you in mind. s.c. johnson. a family company. >> greg: it took three days, a fleet of helicopters, dozens of federal, state and local law enforcement officers to finally apprehend an apparently d

legitimate leaders of the black community reverend al sharpton adds not declared his support for governor patterson. al i think it's fair to say you are giving him a cold shoulder instead of a shoulder to lean on. >> i talk to the governor today

in the city, fire activity at patterson and reisterstown road.ord of a crash in baltimore, constitution at east monument street. use caution us a approach that intersection. at the jfx at north avenue, no problems to let you know about. traffic is beginning to build but moving smoothly. back to you. >>> it was a reunion 46 years in the making. it was all thanks to myspace. some siblings in iowa were split up when their parents divorced. the two girls went to go live with their mom, the boys lived with their dad. 46 years later the sisters took a shot in the dark and found their brothers on myspace. they were reunited over the weekend. >> you don't even realize how much stuff you have in common. you just -- it's a miracle. you know? that you really have all this family that love you so much. that you missed out on. >> the family says they will definitely stay in touch now after losing so many years together. >>> it was a deadly car accident that finally got the city to take action. >> we'll tell you what is being done to fix a traffic problem in p

keeps on rolling, patterson knocking off southwestern. 45-8 is the final.e high school sports log on to extra point at wbaltv.com. the orioles struggled in the opener with the red sox. boston gets the win 3-1. a look at sports, i'm pete gilbert, have a great day. >> we'll be right ba >> back to top stories in dundalk where we had the water main break. here is more with captain roy. >> we can tell you they're still diligently working here. they crew inspecting the water main area that was broken itself. dundalk avenue is cleared up. still working on the logan village shopping center and the side streets here. bge is concerned about possible damage to some of the homes because of the amount of water in the basement. they did have a few transformers they ended up replacing down here. they have street sweeps doing their thing. pretty much all in all they're aggressively working to clean this up. we noticed two separate private cracke contractors to come in and work on the disaster cleanup in logan village. one of the issues with the fire department is that some

patterson became governor after eliot spitzer stepped down. and some democrats fear that patterson cannot win next year and could drag down other democrats. >>> and a highway near baltimore will remain closed for a couple more weeks after a water main break. part of the highway was washed away. 100 homes were completely flooded and hundreds more lost power. 70 of the houses have been deemed uninhabitable. what a mess. >> yeah, and that gives you some indication of how much water we use on a daily basis. here we have not had any water falling from the sky. wonderful weather over the weekend. it continues here on this monday. lots of sunshine around at this hour, but off to the west, the live view from the sky watcher camera, we are seeing increasing clouds coming in from a weather system.y one more really very pleasant day, and these are the final hours of the astronomical summer. still time to get to the beach. the water is sugh for swimming. the clouds are beginning to build over the washington skyline. right now at reagan national, it's 70 d

also fire activity in the city, patterson avenue and reisterstown road. you may see equipment on the scene there. another crash in the city, that's constitution street at east monument street. jfx at north avenue, traffic is beginning to build in both directions but again no problems or delays at this time. back to you. >>> we're coming up on 6:30. if you live in pasadena you may know the name, alexander skowran. >> right now police want to know where he is because he's wanted for killing his ex-girlfriend massachusetts in massachusetts. >> reporter: he grew up in pasadena but went to school in massachusetts. he's now wanted in connection with the death of his ex-girlfriend. this is the picture of the 22-year-old. police found the body of giselle rodriguez yesterday morning in her apartment in boston. the two apparently had a rocky relationship. rodriguez had a restraining order against her ex-boyfriend, a senior at fitchburg state college in massachusetts, rodriguez also used to go there? he was placed on probation after he broke into her apartment and p

about david patterson.ood man. i think he will do in the end what he believes is best for new york and i think we should trust him to do that. i trust him to do that. and i think he will run and if he thinks chances are one in ten or worse, i think he probably won't. >> what is doing the right thing? >> we heard a lot of coated language and al sharpton tweeted a similar message on his account yesterday. so, i think, obviously, the white house leading democrats think right now the right thing would be for him to step aside, but it is a pretty extraordinary level of involvement from the white house and then the white house, obviously, sending out cues of what bill clinton and others are picking up on. >> we heard the president is reaching out to the former governor and mayor of richmond to try to intervene and be supportive to endorse the president. >> and, of course, president obama has been to virginia and campaigned for them and not a primary that he is waiting into and trying to get an endorsement and wha

>> the white house press secretary denied it, patterson has been denying it. basically, they have suggested that everything written until this point was true. it looks like david paterson is going the lose. greta: why does it matter so much to him? in the stand the race in massachusetts, that is a democrat in the senate. this is a new york governor. >> there is going to be redistricting in 2012. if there is a republican governor in new york, there will be one seat less for democrats. in addition to that, if you are the president you want to knock out as many potential republican contenders against you. i rudy giuliani is seen as a potential contender, even though he was lackluster last time around. greta: when president obama spoke today he said he wanted to mention the dignitaries, mentioning the governor patterson, then giving a nice share or andrew cuomo. >> he teased him a little bit. sarcastically, he is not really any of the things he said. the president had an awkward balance today in terms of seeing governor cuomo and david paterson. greta: did andrew

there were three games to choose from an patterson and ed benson had a showdown and annapolis will try for an upset and can would faces the gators. to vote for this weekend of the week, go to our website at wbaltv.com. up next, we will look at that 70 forecast, but first a look at what is coming up on the jail a no show. >> bills on the show tonight with sheryl crow. chevy silverado. more confidence than ford f-150. better backed than f-150. at a value f-150 can't touch. silverado. from the family of the most dependable, longest lasting full size pickups on the road. just announced, it's chevy truck month. get 0% apr for 60 months. or $6,000 total cash back on select 2009 silverado vehicles that have been in stock the longest. >> there is an alert tonight for baltimore city residents. be aware of a telephone scam including water building. how officials tim tell you how you can tell if it is a hoax. two children have been missing for days. the older girl is nine months pregnant. another area bag gives customers a big break when it comes to overdraft fees. we will have the stor >> john c

and david patterson doesn't like it too much. he's pushing back and may be bad news for the democrats. >> if you tell the guy not to run because he's not strong enough to run, he insists on running, his chances of winning arguably just went down, not up. >> yes, now it's a democratic state and who knows what's going to happen when you get into the campaign season, but the signs do suggest that republicans are headed for a pretty good 2010. and it may be in this particular case that new york state in that statewide race and maybe some of the house races below are one of the places where republicans could make some headway. >> you know, ted, the late ted kennedy big early backer of the president. caroline kennedy hand picked maybe to get that spot and that did not happen. she was one of the favorites of the president, as well. >> no question about it. there's tension. >> there's tension and patterson doesn't do it and now, you know, there's a little price to pay for that now. >> definitely. and, you know, the white house always has

southwestern tip on patterson go to our web sites wbaltv.com. williams will have to live with the damage. williams apologized for her profanity. she threatened to show a tennis ball down the judge's the road. she apologized and said that she had met when she is wrong that -- and she needs to tell young people that she acted appropriately and that is not the way to act. here is jay leno with a look at tonight's season opener. >> our big premiere show was coming up tonight. we will see you in a little bit. we will see you in a little bit. what about the drink and the chips? extra. think a $5 sub is a good deal? it's time to unthink. kfc's new $5 fill-up boxes, each with a side... and medium drink for just $5 bucks. unthink. and taste the unsub side of kfc. this is fabulous! new kentucky grilled chicken! marinated and grilled to perfection... for that five-star, fall-off-the-bone taste. mix original and grilled in your bucket! taste the unfried side of kfc. >> tonight, the university of maryland college park says that suspected cases of swine flu v

the fight of patterson and obama continued over the weekend.ing an appearance on "meet the press" patterson denied obama specifically told him not to run in 2010, let's take a look. >> i'm blind but not oblivious. i realize there are people who don't want me to run and never gotten an impressity advice from the white house i shouldn't run. sean: he told david gregory he would be on the ballot in 2010 and new yorkers should choose their governor. i think that means, mr. president, butt out. stay out of it. now, "law & order" kicked off its 20th season on nbc friday and it appears the peacock network's left leading views rubbed on television's longest running drama. on the premiere the new york d.a. that plays that role, sam waterston announced his intention to prosecute a former member of the bush administration. let's take a look. >> this memo you wrote for the department of justice laid out the legal architecture permitting the abuse of prisonners. you want to prosecute a member of the bush administration for assaulting suspected terrorists? >

. >> gail patterson and her family decided to jog down memorial park, they were not expecting to hear a woman had allegedly been assaulted on these trails. >> i thank god nothing actually happened to me and our kids. it could have been worse. i mean, that's sad. >> an anne arundel count di officer said a woman in her 40's was traveling on the trail when she came on a young teen who was having bike trouble on the side of the trail. once she passed him, he attacked from behind, he placed his arm around her neck. another man came up on the trail and the attacker left. one man who saw the woman said she was bleeding her knees. police stopped every car leaving the park, asking to check their trunk, looking for the suspect, an african-american male wearing a black shirt and riding a bike. this woman says this should be a cushion nare trail. >> they need to put some more stuff thon etrails. there's nothing out there. >> police say they're very early in their investigation. reporting live, melissa carlson, wbal 2611 news. >> officials in howard county are trying to figure out the cause of an

and then david patterson speaks out about his plans for re-election in an exclusive interview, and that'sall this morning on "meet the press." >>> and the virginia techs fans should hear this. >> virginia tech's defensive coordinator, foster, challenged his unit to live up to the traditions of hoeky defense. and each in the last five years virginia tech has been ranked in the top 7 of the country. and this year 77. at the bottom it reads you have the responsibility to uphold the tradition. all right. first quarter, hoekies on the doorstep. williams gets the pitch here and dives in the end zone for 6. and the very next possession. let's go through the air. taylor, that's a 48-yard touchdown pass. now let's see the defense. miami punting it away -- well, not s much. and then they scoop it up and score. 11th ranked virginia tech knocks off miami, 31-7. >> you heard a lot about miami and rightfully so. it should be that way. but, like i say, i am proud of our guys. i am proud of what we are all about here at virginia tech. >> in college park yesterday, turnovers torched the terps. they found

the per name is eboni patterson and she is known to hang out in the district. she is 5 feet 7 inches tall. she has brown eyes and short black hair. if you recognize her, you're asked to call police. >>> the woman shot in killed in silver spring yesterday has been identified as simone white. they say someone was waiting for her at the entrance to her building. when she got to her lobby, up three shots were fired. so far there are no arrests. >>> a youth minister is accused of having a relationship with a young boy. jennifer brennan began a relationship with them. she was counseling him and began making sexual advances. investigators say the instances happened in her home and her van. >>> trials of a swine flu vaccine are inweg .ll . pregnant women. i will try it on 120 women on their second or third trimester. several deaths so far have been among pregnant women. the vaccine is being tested on adults and children. >>> martin'malley says he will not be surprised if the state needs to cut up to another $200 million. the board appalled works has already approved ad

but now there are reports about why president obama is being encouraged to ask david patterson to step aside. where the push may be coming from. rick: the effort to rid the world of nuclear weapons and prevent terrorists from setting one off. had a plan proposed by the u.s.- led united nations aims to get rid of all nuclear material but -- in four years. now you see obama stepping off of air force one in pittsburgh, pa., getting ready for the g-20 summit. >> ronald reagan once called -- related the goal we now seek in the starkest terms. "a nuclear war cannot be won, and must never be fought." rick: it is the first time a u.s. president has led a security council summit. this comes as the united nations calls for even tougher sanctions against iran, which it continues to show defiance over nuclear issues. unanimously-approved a resolution to rid the world of nuclear weapons. it sure sounds nice, but i am sure there are people who think it is a pipe dream, as well? >> yes, and it is important to note that even obama himself has said we may never see a world without nuclear weapons in ou

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southwestern and patterson kicked off the afternoon.ton -- a pair of 0 and 2 teams looking for their first victory this season. coming up at 6:00, we will talk with the athletics director to discuss what happened at dunbar tonight and the rest of the season. >> now, at your instaweather plus forecast. >> temperatures warmed, and we ended up with a warmer than normal day. 77 degrees at the airport. 79 at the inner harbor. the record high, 91 in 1978. you can see the clearing trend on the satellite imagery. from the coast back into the mountains, showers moving south. a little frog is dropping into the pennsylvania, new york state border area. unless it kicks up a shower, things are looking good into the weekend. the future cast does show a little isolated and showers. there is an outside chance that were to showers might pop up before the front can get into eastern virginia by saturday morning. a general clearing trend. when that 5-10 miles an hour. behind it, an asphalt-like pressure sell -- nice fall =like pressure cell. tomorrow night

but administration officials have confirmed high level conversations between the white house and pattersonk times" and "new york daily news" are standing by their reporting saying this highly unusual request was devised by the white house's political affairs office and was ultimately given the green light by the president himself. and this story is not sitting well with some new yorkers, one simply told the daily news that president obama, quote, should have kept his mouth shut. apparently governor paterson agree with that sentiment as he has decided to ignore this alleged request and move forward with his re-election campaign. sean: and tonight's "meltdown" segment is brought to you by prominent meteorologist mojib latif. and he's the lead author of the reports produced by the u.n.'s intergovernmental panel on climate change which liberals cite reverently to predict global warming and he predicts we're in for a long period of steady temperatures and maybe even some global cooling. at a u.n. conference last week he told over 1,500 scientists, quote -- sean: now that the expert has spoken,

here is the beardless david patterson. i'm not sure if he meant to keep the mustache, but he shaved off one of his eyebrows. don't tell him though. this makes him the first governor to get rid of his beard since former new jersey governor mcgreevey fired for divorce. michael jackson's father joe was on the "today" show yesterday where he strongly denied reports that he is angry after his son's death. >> we met with joe jackson at the palms in las vegas on saturday. what would have been michael's 51st birthday. there was a tribute concert celebrating michael's life and when it was over, joe and i discussed his tragic death. are you angry? >> no, i'm not angry. i'm mad. >> oh. all right. big difference. i wish people could keep their facts straight. he's not angry, he's mad. big news from the walt disney corporation which happens to be our employer. disney has announced plans to buy marvel comics for $4.01 of the jonas brothers. quite a deal. i'm not sure but i think disney owns every animated character except for the toe fu

got a picture emailed to be a short time ago from a woman, and it is a picture of you with denise pattersonnt me the picture, and they can see it right now. there is griff and denise, so you are not a big celebrity now on the computer. anyway, what about any counter protest? >> you know, we saw a couple of people with some signs -- any counter protests? it said "honk." >> kill the bill! kill the bill! >> "kill the bill!" it is what they are shouting. i will tell you who the star is. it is the america that washington forgot about. it is the america that washington does not want to hear from, and apparently, these folks want them to know that they had better start listening. what is your name? >> my name is robert, and i just wanted to say, greta, we graduated from the same school, and i love you. congress does not pay social security. we all have to. they do not live by this bill, but they will force us to. how about a hand for greta? [cheers and applause] greta: tell them thank you, griff, and tell them i said "go, badgers!" steve moore from "the wall street journal" joins us. it wow. it is

. >> rob: bright patterson air force base. >> bob: near state university another one of those playerst to the baseball program at wichita state university. josh willingham batting .157 his last 24 games. had a couple of hits in the philadelphia series. that's about as well as anybody else did. there's an off-speed pitch that he gets for a strike. come. >> rob: come on, hammer, those people are lonely out in left field. >> bob: pelfrey's career record 28-0. tonight is his 80th game, 78th major league start. already has started, counting tonight, 11 times against the nationals. willingham, on a pitch down and this, strikes out. but an infield dribbler by guzman and a right field laser beam by ryan zimmerman putting the nationals on top. a crooked number on the board in the top of the first. did you know fios has a multi-room dvr? so you can record in one room and watch in up to six others. you can do that with cable! living room. bedroom. kitchen. thank you. (announcer) get the amazing multi-room dvr from verizon fios free for 3 months. you can watch recorded shows in up to seven differ

next battler, eric patterson. davis says you like apples? how about them apples.even innings, three hits, one runs and nothing earned for millwood. the angels score more runs in that game with a 10-3 win than the last seven combined. it's the last seven combined is why the rangers are in trouble. they both win monday, the rangers and angels and texas remains 7 1/2 back in the a.l. west and pick up a game in the a.l. wild card with the red sox >>> talking football right now. donovan mcnabb shrugged when a reporter asked him if he'd be ready to play sunday against kansas city. mcnabb is still dealing with the cracked rib. andy reid has already revealed his plan if mcnabb can't go and kevin cob is still the man in reid's plan. that's even though michael vick is eligible to return this week. the eagles plan sunday against the saints included plenty of wildcats, perhaps getting everyone else on their offense ready for the package vick will run when he comes back but he won't start. despite hi did enough to retain reid's faith in him. >> i thought kevin kolb for startin

not that stephen king or james patterson or any number of other people don't write cookbooks, but i don'tant people st reading their books. of what and to read all kin of books. that is why books like "classics for pure" encourage people. read a round. don't just follow the bookshat are on the front of the store. look athe shelves. go to the library. talk to your friends. what do they like? explore the books of the past. >> you are a bookseller. recommend three books. what a new selling? >> all right. i probably want to know of ttle about you. i might recommend my favorite. jack vance. one of the ornate pros. a great influence. it might be someone i recommend. among the people who say i don't li science fiction. read the lefhand of darkness. there were all sorts of interesting. autifully wri. >> this is why i have had to right by. less and titles and things. so not be sf removed, but i do think these books are useful which is the reason you describe. they will tell people about books that might want to try. >> wt dn you learn from reading literature? a lot of theooks of the jury in nature

next battler, eric patterson. davis says you like apples? how about them apples.even innings, three hits, one runs and nothing earned for millwood. the angels score more runs in that game with a 10-3 win than the last seven combined. it's the last seven combined is why the rangers are in trouble. they both win monday, the rangers and angels and texas remains 7 1/2 back in the a.l. west and pick up a game in the a.l. wild card with the red sox >>> talking football right now. donovan mcnabb shrugged when a reporter asked him if he'd be ready to play sunday against kansas city. mcnabb is still dealing with the cracked rib. andy reid has already revealed his plan if mcnabb can't go and kevin cob is still the man in reid's plan. that's even though michael vick is eligible to return this week. the eagles plan sunday against the saints included plenty of wildcats, perhaps getting everyone else on their offense ready for the package vick will run when he comes back but he won't start. despite hi did enough to retain reid's faith in him. >> i thought kevin kolb for startin

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tom patterson is with mag tech. >> this fraudulent card is every bit as valuable as this visa card. >porter: the company says this takes a magnetic print of the card. >> you run the card through and the purchase is declined. >> the problem has to be attacked on the other side and that's what the company has been doing with the financial community is making those cards, knowhow they were created, making those stolen cards worthless. >> reporter: it comes too late for dan. >> i think it has made me a little more aware. >> reporter: this security expert hopes the new technology slows down the $4 billion global problem and completely swipes it out in two years. >> the skimming has been a problem at some area restaurants. servers have used them to try to steal numbers and this can happen online too. but mag tech and other companies sell these kind of devices that you can actually attach to your computer where you can swap your card through herein here instead of keying it in. >> put that onto your computer. >> you swipe your card through here so there is nothing to hack. >> very good. lesl

we have a green expo on sunday at jefferson patterson park. >> reporter: just everything going on downe, but i'll tell you wha the reason we're here, you want to take another tour, part two? >> absolutely. we need to take another one. we've been on a great one down here. it is super. >> reporter: here we go. part two of the patuxent wine trail. let's get going. deep breath, sit back. cue the music. ♪ [music] ♪ ting your glass. you are never farther than seven minutes from a body of water whether it's the bay or patuxent. we want to drop in now at solomon's island winery? >> i would say it's really, really a hard point to come to in winemaking where you think you've made the perfect wine. but obviously we try. >> reporter: ah, he fell in love with solomon's. he built a house, pool, wine arery and his tasting room is right inside his own house. >> because we're really working hard. as hart as we ever worked at anything else. we see the level of personal satisfaction is at a much, much higher level. >> reporter: he says it's a manual labor job. you are always lifting, pushing, pulling and

also, governor patterson gets his revenge on the white house. all of that plus michelle malkin, anne coulter and coach lou holtz. "hannity's america" starts receipt now. president obama addressed the united nations general assembly for the first time since he was sworn into office. and the dictators assembled there heard from a very different president than this country has become accustomed to over the past eight months. who seems to have forgotten some of the defining moments of his own presidency. let's take a look. >> like all of you, my responsibility is to act in the interests of my nation and my people. and i will never apologize for defending those interests. sean: he'll never apologize? this from the president who has made an apology an art form? from one world capital to another pointing out america's flaws? let's just roll this tape. >> there have been times where america's shown arrogance. and been dismissive. even derisive. the united states is still working through some of our own darker periods in our history. we've at times been

. >> reporter: beth patterson is 46. she says she feels 46. but beth wants to know how old her veins are. cardiovascular disease runs in her family. >> all of my aunts and uncles have had premature deaths. it is something that's in the back of my mind. >> reporter: noninvasive painless test will determine that. it is called cimt. it has been modified and is now used in doctors' offices to measure the sick thickness of the walls of the arteries using ultrasound technology. >> her measurement is 569 right about where it should be roy translation -- dr. mark mcquaid says beth's vascular age is 46, too. >> somebody learns their vascular age is ten years older than their chronologic age, that's an indication to change your lifestyle. >> still a salad. it is paying off. >> reporter: >> meredith land reporting. heart disease is the leading cause of death in the u.s. >>> a deadly shooting inside of a subway station in mexico caught on tape. we must warn you now the video is graphic. the man was writing graffiti on a wall when police approached him. he

paterson ahead of next year's election, the times democratic sources saying the white house thinks patterson is a political liability, they fear his low approval rating in the state right now could hurt fellow new york democrats running in 2010. paterson already saying that he plans to seek reelection, but a senior administration official telling fox, quote, president obama is not involved in any way. well, still, this same source saying the white house thinks paterson is an extremely tough political environment. paterson taking over as the state's top executive of course after eliot spitzer resigned in a sex scandal last year. since then, a series of political missteps have led to his sinkling popularity. well, a florida sheriff calling it the worst of the worst. a horrific crime involving a woman and her five young chirp, now deputies are searching for this man, this is the husband. plus, a dangerous criminally insane convict plot to escape, details after the break. ♪ crunch time, wheat thins. you and your tasty whole grain. this can only end one way. (crunch) wheat thins. toasted. whole g

jev onsnead, pat patterson, the touchdown. ole miss wins its eighth straight game, 52-6.ed number five, penn state battling temple. pick it up late second quarter, nittany lions up, and derek moore, touchdown. penn state rolling, 31-6. will you please will you-lafayette battling number nine l.s.u. second quarter, tyingers running the option. jordan jefferson to trindon holliday, 12 yards, touchdown. l.s.u. rolls 31-3. back to baseball, senior circuit, cubs-cardinals. st. louis looking to win for a 46th time at home. ryan dempster kind of helping the cause. bottom five, scoreless. brendan ryan deep fly ball to left. bobby scales, no! the ball bounces out of his glove and over the fence for a home run. it's the third jack for ryan. st. louis up 1-0. bottom nine, we're tied at 1-1 with runners on the corners. it is ryan, a grounder past a diving aramis ramirez. mark derose, come on home. cardinals with their 24th one-run win this season. as they bounce the cubs, 2-1. so with less than two weeks left in the regular season, magic numbers are shrinking mightily. none smaller th

joining me to discuss the dollar's direction is mark chandler, and rebecca patterson, head of globalorex commodities. rebecca, you're the away guest, if you will, so we'll begin with you here today. is the downtrend going to continue here, and if so, or not, why? >> i think it will continue here. i think the dollar's going to weaken further. and it really is about risk appetite, as you said. as long as the global economy continues to improve, and i think with all that stimulus, and the inventory cycle, that's probably a yes for now, you're going to see investors getting rid of their t-bills, getting rid of their cash and looking for better returns and better yields elsewhere. that means overseas and that means dollar selling. >> what is your six-month target on the dollar index? we're at 77 today. >> honestly, i hate the dollar index. mainly because it's not a proper reflection of the dollar's trade partners. it's a bloomberg creation, which is a benchmark. but it gives us a high weighting towards the euro. i prefer to talk about euro dollar. euro/dollar, our target this year for a t

patterson in the end, is the one who will decide. i rolled up my sleeves and went to work., but so is everyone else's. gretchen: governor john corzine in new jersey is also weighed down in the polls. the administration does not seem to be doing the same things in that state. when it not be a sign of naivite on the part of the administration for not being able to hide this better? >> the reason they are not concerned about new jersey is because it does not affect congressional senate seats. new york's election would. you are right, this should have been handled in a way where it did not become public issue. that is clear. steve: we just got an e-mail the white house. they do not want me running for governor either. [laughter] quickly, we would like you to be a salesman in chief for pennsylvania. hal brown are you that that -- how proud are you that the g-20 move be held in pittsburgh? >> very proud. we, such a great city, we are not that steel city that everyone thinks we are. is a vibrant city with a great economy, an incredible amount of pride. i think the delegates are go

there are new reports this morning president obama is urging embattled new york governor david pattersonby fears, it could affect other elections in the fall, his approval rating is below 30%. those are your headlines. >> thank you, al sony, big news out of washington, d.c., the annual voters value summit making a splash this weekend in washington with some choice words for former president jimmy carter. by one featured speaker who happened to be there laying with' release of his 2012 presidential straw poll results, caroline shivley joins us, reading the tea leaves early for 2012, aren't we? >> reporter: yes. still three years away but very interesting results from the straw poll. it gave us a look at who conservative voters want as the presidential candidate in 2012. and took the straw poll as you mentioned as part of the values voter summit held in d.c. this weekend and look at the results, mike huckabee blew it out, taking 28% of the votes and 4 others followed him with 12% and former massachusetts governor mitt romney, tim pawlentiy, former g.o.p. vice presidential candidate sarah p

guyn power would support the guys in power of japan and bush won so armitage, jim kelly, terkel pattersonand i went in and kurt and frank on the democratic side of the senate and joe mauney, all of them were extremy supportive with ideas and energy on the u.s.-japan alliance, and that sort of bipartisanship i think it's still is alive. and when president obama -- when barack obama won the election and the asian jobs cld populated the more populated by people focused on japan and who knew and had a history with japan having worked in the clinton administration to strengthen the u.s.-japan alliance. i had been impressed with how much they know. they had been doing a huge amount of research poring over the poles. ihen asked to ta a couple o times in the administration. there isn't much i can tell them they don't know. it is a senior level so they are watching this very closely. they've also for the year leading up to the election there were a number of trips to japan of the various reseah and study groups and other things bipartisan. so jim steinberg deputy secretary of state, eckert campbel

left on orleans street, then left on patterson park avenue, back to fayette street. if it's confusing, it will be on our web site. that detour will last from 6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. >>> jetblue is coming! here we go. if you want to take a flight from bwi marshall to boston today in honor of 9-9-09 they will offer flights for $9. that's right. that flight has to be booked by midnight mountain time. after today jetblue will run your non-stop flights daily from baltimore to boston for $39 each way. and as part of its inaugural flight jetblue also arranged to give out free crab hats and gifts compliments of visit baltimore. so today you can take a flight for $9, go up to fenway. watch the orioles play up there and scalpel a ticket for $400. >>> more and more people are out there looking for work these days. >> making a first impression is even more important than ever. coming up, we're going to get you ready for that all important job interview with the questions that you should be prepared to answer. >>> time now to go see the baltimore symphony. you are missing a treat

not that stephen king or james patterson or any number of other people don write good books, but i don't want people just reading their books. i want tm to read all kinds of books and that is where the book section and books like "classics fo pleasure" encourage people to do, every the rounds, don't just follow the herd to the few books that are on the front of the sre. look at the shelves, go to the brary, talk to your friends, talk to librarians. what do they like and then explore the books of the past as well as the present. >> i'm going to bring you to task because you just mentioned it, you are a bookseller and i walk into your bookstore and i want michael dirda to recommend three books to me to purchase. >> "an open book" i michael dirda. right, not those books. i probably want know more about you but sinci know that you write science fiction i might recommend my favorite fanty writer in man named jack fant, the most famous bk the dying earth. great influence on chapin. shape and and i when that to see vance when he was an oakland. he might be someone i recommend. a lot of people w