patti ann: thank you.n: the white house promises specifics tonight on how president obama plans to revamp our health-care system in this country. why some doctors say they are being left out of this debate, and they have a lot to say about it. and this is a huge day for gamers and beatles fans. now you can play along with the fab four. we will tell you how, next. ♪ "what do you mean homeowners insurance doesn't cover floods?" "a few inches of water caused all this?" "but i don't even live near the water." what you don't know about flood insurance may shock you. including the fact that a preferred risk policy starts as low as $119 a year. for an agent, call the number on your screen. patti ann: here is what is "happening now." hurricane freight gaining steam in the atlantic, now category three. is there any sign it may threaten land? the janice dean has that answer coming up. the jon: concern is growing over h1n1 and whether there will be enough vaccine for everybody who wants protection. one study says it

thank you, patty.applaus [applause] >> let me get right to one of the-- to me, major questions, i think, a lot of people have. the connection that existed between you, rahm emanuel, the white house chief of staff and barack obama. was there communication and conversation that was going on about the senate seat when barack obama resigned to become president? >> well, mike, i wrote a lot about that in the book. wrote about my detail to pick a united states senator as i look at your audience, i want them to know i did nothing wrong, false accusations when i accused seeking to sell a senate seat, and the prosecutor a crime spree before it happened. he mutilated the truth. the day before. the morning before i directed my chief of staff to work out the tactics what was a routine political deal and was working with rahm emanuel and others leading democrats, harry reid and i had conversation abouts that. and senator durbin offered to help on the deal where i would appoint the attorney general of illinois matig

patty harmon, thank you so much. patty will be back with us throughout the morning several more times, so if you didn't get the information the first time, she is a font of information. we have more information of the water main break on our web site at wbaltv.com. su can also send images and look at images taken by our viewers. >> now let's look outside with meteorologist john collins. >> they have problems that go beyond the weather, but today will be a dry day. that's an assistance. it is not the kind of thing where a storm might have caused the damage and then we have to deal with marginal weather. it is beautiful out there this morning. yesterday it wound up beautiful. yesterday morning wasn't great with the mist and clouds, but it cleared up, and we're going to be stuck with sunshine for a up couple days, if you can say "stuck." you can see a couple specks floating through there. the past couple hours, a front has slid south. there are a couple sprinkles with that. that's all gone now. temperatures are mostly i

if i could say how great patti was to do that. she ate a transient in the jungles of costa rica, all this because she's a loving mother and the circuits. she deserves all the credit. i was left for the whole month of june for heart with her two little girls. >> that's a reality show. cnet *your question. there is a possibility in the trial one thing you have to do is to bring some people in to testify. would you subpoena round the manual to testify if it meant the difference between you being free and going to jail to keep. >> absolutely. not only that but to the extent you can actually ask the president of the united states to come -- >> sp tennis my next question. will you ask the president to testify at your trial? >> i would certainly be interested in doing that. i would love to have him as a star witness whether or not it could happen. i don't know. the show obama could well be a witness in this case it is there are some relationships with donny brasco she can shed light on which would put in context these false allegations i

>> i can't believe patti ann browne just said laid.>> i love my moms a basement and shorter just to put. >> on. >> and what was bill trying to say? because i'm with you, kevin. >> i'm saying we should encourage smart people to have sex so they can reproduce and make smart people. >> greg: thank you, kevin. see you soon. wonderful always to hear from you. what is great in the next awesome block? what will the author of flying drunk have to say about flying drunk? something about flying drunk, i bet. discover gives you a cash back bonus on every single purchase. what you do with it is up to you. what will you get back with your cash back? it pays to discover. >> greg: my next guest is ooh pilot but in 1990 he was a drunk one. while working for northwest airlines he and two other members of the the crew were arrested for flying under the influence of alcohol. they were convicted and sent to federal prison. he recently came out with a book detailing his story called flying drunk, the true story of a northwest airlines flight, three drunk p

rod blagojevich political career began after he married patty. his days her father s a car for all dman and he really launched his political career no dot blagojevich would not be where he was without richard. >> host: whawas he doing when they met? >> guest: he was a former state's attorney then he just set up practice with his law degree set up a storefront law office and his motheras his receptionist for theut is what he was doing when he met d a. after he met her some think it was by design he wanted to meet the daughter of a polital aldermen they've met at a fund-raiser she wasind of moping around the house and the father said come to my fund-raiser at the german restaurant on the norther side. that is where they met and patty said afterwards i think if i go out with him i will have the time of my life. [laughter] she was right about thatark about launched his political career. >> host:o you think he was a storefront lawyer, did he still have political dreams or had he always have political dreams? >> guest: i think he had some. the one subj

patti pate seven runs and $50 for both. the doctor says she may need another treatment -- patty paid $750 for both treatments. >> hope you are doing well. what a way to start the work week? gorgeous with plenty of sunshine. the only thing we see is way in the deep south, more strong, heavy showers around dallas. also a strong system rolling into the gulf coast. we are not worried about it yet but later in the week it may approach. also dealing with an easterly wind off of the atlantic. you would like to enjoy the first half of the week, mostly sunny. sunshine this afternoon. right now, 78 downtown. looks like 76 out of the airport. pretty consistent so far this afternoon. looks like it will go to lower to mid 80's around baltimore. it looks like the mountains, the upper elevations of western maryland will be a little more than normal. 84 it looks like around the water and plenty of sunshine, winds out of the west. dowland are run ocean city, 83. a few more thin clouds but no big deal. tomorrow the only change from a few mor

i'm no patti ann browne but i'm doing my best. the number two tour, jay-z, lyrics i can't repeat. and number three, kanye. the ultimate gentleman. >> and also the oak ridge boys. >> elvira. >> remix. >> so good. so good. >> greg: hip-hop in a totally different direction. >> i would call that country hip-hop. >> greg: congressman, i read in many a paper that you are a hardcore gangsta rap afficionado. can you verify the transformation in this music? >> not in the least. i can't stand it. but it does give me an opportunity. republicans are often asked is

girl: hey, patty. earl: patty wasn't your run-of-the-mill prostitute. she was a daytime hooker. kind of woman to sell sexual favors in the light of day. (knocking on door) hello? hey, sweetie. i'm from greenpeace. i need to talk to you about the sky and whales and all that crap. you got anything to drink in here? i knew we wouldn't have to wait too long before patty came back out. she doesn't charge that much. so, she makes her money in turnover. how did it go? he gave me ten dollars to help baby monkeys. how was the sex? we didn't do it. damn it, patty. i'm on a schedule here. come on, randy. i tried, earl. i did. towards the end, i even pulled out my good boob. you think he's gonna remember you? (whimpering) yeah. i think he remembers me. (panting) (touch tones beeping tune) earl: kenny, calm down. i have a restraining order against you, earl hickey. earl: yeah, but that was written on a brown paper bag by the school nurse 20 years ago. yeah, well, well... well, just take what you want, and leave. all i want to do is talk. listen, kenny, i'm here to help you find a woman, so t

patti ann browne. she is so hot, firecrackers are now called patti ann browne crackers.ve used that one before. trace gallagher, coanchor of the live desk. week days at 1:00 p.m. eastern on fox news channel. he reports and i dress up like a virgin bride. it is not the best of times but the worst of times for a lady at the times. yes, it is true. maureen dowd is downer than something down. in fact, in her saturday column, dowd writes that women are becoming more miserable and wonders if the feminist revolution ended up benefiting men more than women. duh, it's something that i might say. behind the obvious explanation any wise grandmother could have told you, modo talked to experts who said that the choices bring added stress and dowd says "women are hormonally more complicated and biologically more vulnerable and women are much harder on themselves. they tend to attach to others more strongly and take things more purposely at work and pop more antidepressants. ". in short, women are sad because they are women. john, i got to ask you, let's say if you had written that col

yeah, it's dicey but if patty rm x amountf money that we will be okay. i will pay the mortgage and she will pay everything else and it will work outkay. when you're in a fever of any kind you don't want to hear about obstacles, the sort of practical prudent obstacles to what you're doing. you just want what you want. and this brings me actually to a passage that i wrote a very early in the book just to give you a flavor for i think the emotion that goes into, went into my own activities here as well as i tnk the emotions that drive a lot of people. in oerords, home buying is a financial decision but emotions content to -- can often override those sort of rational financial issues. and we are not -- bottomline we are often not as rational as we thk we a. a and so, anyway. in chapter 1, i describe confessing kd of my plight and 20072 none other than alan greenspan. i was interviewing him on why he shouldn't be blamed for the whole mess and he was explaining to me why h wasn't at all to be blamed for the whole mess. and one of his arguments was that the pro

patty and i both have children, and i -- my children ere living close by. i s paying huge amounts of child support. and we wanted both to accommodate her children and then to have room for mine to come over. kind of a house fit into that picture. it was kind of a crucial link in king the dream come true. so in that environment, it turned out that it was really easier to buy a 450, 46 $500,000 house even in my situation than it was to rent. how bad was my situation? here's how bad. it was -- and this sort of the starting pohnt -- this is the basic predicate for the whole adventure. i was not in a position financially to borrow by any normal mortgage-lending standard. i was paying out more -- about $4,000 a month in child support and alimony. which is not to give away the show here but more than half of my take-home pay, actually, substantially more. i had left basically just barely enough to make the mortgage payments on this house that we ended up buying. and yet, it was the easiest mortgage in the world to get. i mean, it really wasn't hard. i saw this hou

born in the u.s.a. >> glenn: final piece -- final few seconds, let me go to patty anne brown who haseen watching the internet. >> from the 9/12 projects, all politics is corrupt and somebody responded maybe the powers that be in the government and the hearts and minds it does make a concerns. do you realize how many people that haven't been involved in politics is now taking a stand. it's phenomenal to see. >> look what happened when two 20-year-olds, what they did. they did more than every politician, more than you and i and to stop acorn, two young americans because they believe they can make a difference. >> i think this is going to be a different nation as far as the power is going to shift and you are going to understand that in a very short period of time. i think it's going to happen in a short period of time and it's going to be a peaceful thing. i think our politicians better choose sides. it started two hours ago. who are these people? they are americans.

there are many americans who lost their job and unlike them, we have been blessed patty and i. the reality show and the jungle might be, we were given an opportunity to earn a living. again, very strange, in a jungle. i wanted to go, i was prevented by the judge to go and patty chose because she loves her children, was willing to make a sacrifice for her family. this is what mothers to who love her kids. she went into the jungle and did what she -- >> if i were her, i would never let them forget that. i went into jungle for you kids! >> she says it to me. can i say one thing? she was in the jungle for one month and i was left with the little girl. i love my little girls and they're precious, but no one told me never to give them sugar late at night and they were jumping off the walls and i think it was more of a jungle for me than patty. >> that's right. i just thought of this idea and i think you're going to like this. >> it is legal and ethical? >> yes, it's definitely legal. ethical, i never really know. but this seat that you're sitting on right now, this is my seat. but i'

>> patty edwards, patty's been on this thing for a couple of months and she's been bearish on the markete said, she's been on apple for at least $35. pete's had it called. if you like the tape, you like apple. technology is -- >> just for a second, you want to give your snap to patty and she deserves them, but at the same time, you like apple. you do not like the tape, so therefore you do not like apple? >> the tape scares me. oracle came out yesterday. that was not a good report. that was not a good report. their margins, much better. they're running the business more efficiently, but you can't force people to buy from you and their new software licenses were down. not good. >> patty edwards, you got your shoutout from guy who looks like he's manning the starship enterprise with that hair. >> this is the very -- market. and if you look at the chart on apple, we look like we're in nosebleed territory. i stand by my $200 targets. >> let's talk about general market. as ge rolled over, we did see the markets have resistance. looks like it's heading into resistance here. >> i think it's doin

and pockets the meter money. [ coins jingle ] still, patti isn't ready to turn this case over to thet night, she leaves a letter for the sneak on the pickup's window. and before long, the skulking bandit is back. he spots the note. >> it said, "to thief -- you need to return the things you've stolen or we're turning it in to the police." >> narrator: clearly, the nervous crook gets the message. he even takes the letter with him. but he doesn't return the coins, so denton drops the dime on the petty thief, and it pays off in spades. >> when i called the cops, they knew who he was. the cops called me the following day and said, "we've got him in jail." >> narrator: even better, officers link the suspect to several other robberies in the area. >> it made me feel wonderful that he was caught. this two-bit trespasser tried to build his criminal empire... one nickel at a time. instead, he put the "chump" in "chump change." straight ahead... [ glass shatters ] [ alarms blaring ] ...you won't believe the brazenness of this destructive gang. that's next on "most daring: that's next on "most d

go back to patti ann browne who is watching the twitter and blog sites. what else are you?> the 912 project. facebook. lots of thank yous. lots of praise and prayers and whatnot. also some criticism and i will start with some of the more negative things. this was posted on facebook. i remember all the flags and patriotic crap that hit the market within 24 hours of the attacks and remember being disturbed and offended by that. i felt no more patriotic on the 10th than i did on the 12th and i still don't. >> glenn: that is a hard one to address. i will tell you this. i felt patriotic on 9/11 and 9/12. however, i remember having a big argument when i released the book real america with my publishers simon and shuster and it came out in 2003 maybe and i said i don't want the flag on it. it was the first book and i said i don't want the flag because i felt that the flag was being used politically so i think i can kind of understand. i will be real honest with you. can we show this thing in the background. this is an honest moment of television. i hate that thing. i hate that. i

patty kaufman reports for wjz, that this news is only part of the disturbing investigation into the manharged with kidnapping jaycee dugard 18 years ago. >> police say the bone found near phillip garrido's house is probably human. additional dna testing is under way. and we're learning more about garrido's garrido's past. he once wore long hair and sang in a band. fast forward 24 years to the kidnapping of jaycee dugard. police sources said that garrido and his wife nancy had specifically targeted jaycee. >> the day before jaycee was actually kidnapped, the garridos were out looking, i call it child shopping. they were out actually looking for someone to kidnap. and they went by a group of little girls. one of which was jaycee dugard. ask as they went by, phillip said to nancy, ooh, ooh, i want that one. she's cute. her, her. >> reporter: the next day, the garridos went back and grabbed jaycee as she stood alone at the bus stop. patty kaufman, cbs news, los angeles. >> no word on how long the additional testing on the recently discovered bones may take. >>> and new details in the allege

patti stanger, you know here from the millionaire match maker on bravo. her mom and dad live in the same billing. they all sit around the pool and stuff. i just want to give a special shout out to her mom, rhoda. and you also, patti. you guys hang in there! all right. oh, another mother i want to shout out to. hilary duff's mother, susan, sent me these flowers. well, okay. do you remember on "hot topics" just a moment ago, not today, but i was talking about, you know, mothers in hollywood. i was saying how susan duff does a really good job with hilary and hayley duff. hilary just signed on to star in an episode of "gossip girl." she's also designs clothes. while the other girls are out being crazy, susan is helping the girls. they're growing into nice, young girls. i don't know either one of them. susan, this is the time for us to connect and do a little fashion show. i saw some of the clothes in hilary's line for dkny. let's do a fashion line. why not? look, she says to me, i'll give you the inside scoop. she goes, wendy, my new best friend, thank you --

hi, patti ann.ht years after the planes hit the world trade center, has the fight against al qaeda changeed? are democrats close to going it alone on healthcare reform? join me at the top of the hour for "special report." now back to glenn. glenn: america, i have to tell you, i have great hope, because i think i know the next step. you know, the first step i told you six months ago was to unite, to let people know you're not alone. reach out to others and find them. as a next step, i'm going to share with you from tomorrow from 1:00 to 3:00 and we're just going to hammer it for the next few, because i know the solution. i really feel i know the solution, but it's going to require you stepping outside of your comfort zone yet again. i think you're there. i really do. i mean, how do you explain what you saw last night, what you haven't seen in newspapers today, and what you're about to see now? i have been speechless for a while now on what's going on in this country, but i am even more speechless on

patti ann, back to you. >> thank you i'm patti ann browne and now back to the special two hour editionr force one has touched down, right? let's go to washington, d.c. and we're joined now, with our 9/12 volunteers, administrator, yvonne donnelly, hi. >> reporter: hi, glenn beck! >> how are you. >> reporter: gosh, a great day for america, i am -- i am one of the -- best things i heifer did in my life. >> you are somebody if i'm not mistaken, yvonne, have been a lifelong liberal in fact, you were a lefty for a while, until 9/11, if i'm not mistaken and your husband -- >> that's right, glenn. >> and what happened, you said to your husband, what? on 9/11. >> well, on 9/11 i said, how could this happen? and he jumped off the couch, and he said, because of you, and i'll leave out a couple of words and your liberal friends! and i said you're right. and i have been wrong and i woke up. >> okay. and so this is for you, this is about principles, this is not about republican or democrat, what are you hearing and seeing that you can share with anybody who is not there? >> well, what i'm hearing a

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patty edwards. good to see you. you've been bearish for a while. are you changing your stance at all? >> no. when i've been bearish, i've been bearish on the market overall. i still have been long individual equities. i really think this is a stock picker's market at this point. if you're going to make money to the upside, and this market has gone up further than i thought it would, you've got to be long in some cases. and then like i said, i like to be short the entire market.t. >> i know you like stocks like philip morris, don't you notice the breakouts going on in the cyclical names we've been seeing? >> yeah. you know, i'm noticing them, but i'm also looking at the underlying economy and realizing at least from my point of view it just doesn't make sense that things are powering ahead as far as they are when we've got things going on, like the new trade war with china. we have the housing bubble that is by no means done deflating. we have consumer who is still absolutely cash strapped and looking at a holiday season that isn't going to be good.

that's all important and brian patty is very good at that. >> here's one of the pleasant surprises ofthe day. third quickest in this session is the 88 car of dale earnhardt jr. he did not make the chase, but, e.j., you were talking about how teams used the final races to get sorted out this year. here's a team that has a long way to go. >> yeah, they do. they're making improvements. we ride along with dale jr. here down the front straightaway. they have an opportunity here. about 900 rpms out of turn one and he gets off the brake and let the car roll. trying to get back to the throttle and wide open as soon as you possibly can but have you to work the 24r089throttle here. dale jr., i listened to him scanning in the first practice session and he was descriptive to what he was looking for with his race car, what he was doing. i think that feedback certainly helped him. >> last call, dale earnhardt jr., started fourth and finished fifth, and led 79 laps. this was a very good racetrack for him and his team. we'll see if that can happen again here on sunday. final practice session coverage

maybe that is because, patty edwards, because the president's speech was con toush.assive will be done. >> i think we're also seeing a bit of a beta play. i think people are actually looking to take on more risk and if you're looking for risk, you can go into those names and get some upside as long as the gridlock remains. once it's gone, i think you're looking to the downside. >> let's talk about the group weighing on this market. that is financials. moody's saying they anticipate losses for a large number of banks. with all do respect, they got it wrong a number of times. meredith whitney is still concerned about the banks, but still in favor of goldman stox. they're trading higher today. brian kelly, is there opportunity for people still looking around goldman, but seeing it higher by 1.7% today? >> one, you've got to be very nimble at this point in time. we've had good run off the bottom, but you can be bullish on financials as long as you have this curve. but if that goes away, then you can have some real problems in the financial sector and particularly if unem

. >> i'm patti ann browne, tens of thousands of americans are protesting president obama's health careposals, among other things at the nation's capitol, if not more while the president pushes those proposals in america's heartland and right now, president obama is speaking at a rally in minneapolis. the president wants new restrictions on insurance companies and to extend medical coverage to those lacking and the proposal is brought down over costs and the government's role in controlling private insurers and the white house today said the u.s. intends to focus on iran's nuclear program, in international talks, despite tehran's refusal to discuss the issue, press secretary robert gibbs says it is a topic the u.s. and other world powers plan to bring up in future talks even if iran doesn't want to talk about their weapons. and, sill still no wore from the white house after the director of the census barred acorn from the participating in the 2010 data gathering and the decision comes amid the release of explosive and incriminating videos taken inside two acorn offices. and, now let's g

patty, thanks for joining us. >> thanks, becky. >> this is a big deal.mes. why don't you tell us who is at the top of the list. indra nooyi, ceo of kraft, big deal with cad bury, hostile bid number two. >> when did you put it together? when i saw irene number two i thought, wow, this couldn't be better timing. >> she was number two last year. all fortune 500 ceos in the top ten. >> when you started this 11 years ago there were only two women running fortune 500 companies at this point. >> that's right. now there are 13 fortune 500 ceos. everybody talks about the glass ceiling, leaky pipeline. this is a testament that women are gaining in power. every year we find that the women who are on our list running fortune 500 companies are actually running bigger fortune 500 companies each year we do the list. >> in terms of size, what are we talking about over the last 11 years of the list? >> back in -- ten years ago there was jill barad running mattel, completely off the radar. >> that didn't go so well. >> that was a marketer who wasn't really qualified to be

i was just a freshman senator, sort of like patty or anybody else.t of his way for all of us. he would tell me to remember the birthdays and the individual happeningings in each senator's life and go over and say something to them. it was his way of teaching me, and it was done like a father. an amazing person. as i said, the closer you got to him, the better he looked. as a legislator and a giant in our history, and all the history books record it, and people have referred to all of his accomplishments, but i just wanted to share with people how it was in person. just one-on-one. you could be a senator or two guys on a street corner, and he was fun, and he was caring, and he was loving. he was a big man, but his heart was much big are than he was. he loved almost everybody. he saw the good in people and brought it out. he saw the faults in people, and in a strong but gentle way tried to correct them. he was great on the outside, and he was even more great on the inside. and again, i see my colleagues or waiting, so i will part with this little memor

his move will pair him with two female hippos named patty and puddles for possible breeding. national zoo staff moved himo make room for a new elephant exhibit. he had shared the habitat, but the new exhibit will only be able to accommodate the elephants. it's scheduled to open in 2011. happy was born at the national zoo on january 4th, 1981. we hope he's going to be happy with his new girl friends and his new home. >> i'll tell you, you need a couple hippos if you're happy when it's 21elow zero. >> i'm out there all by my lonesome. >> you know, it's a little cooler than normal right now, bob. >> let's look at the timelines. because we had a great sky in time lapse. >> there we are. have you seen waving, like i'm waving good-bye? there's a standing wave. you can see the clouds moving. yesterday that one clout right over us was standing, because there were waving in the atmosphere. we made it up to 70 degrees. on you temperatures right now for -- our temperature now is 67 degrees. here we are in washington. you can see how they're lined up. up and over the mountains to our wes

workers say he september more than an hour there waiting to are that cab and patty scott said he wore a hood other his head as he ate his meal. >> i leaned over to him anticipate i was drinking eng i said "son, those are not good for you many" and he made ament he did not plan on sleeping. >>> there was strong odor coming from him, up like she has ever seen of before. he is an aspiring rapper who sang about killing people many. >> today, thousands are expected to gather in dc's mouth pleasant neighborhood for a celebration. after it was named in a federal search warrant, that would stem from the a i rest of the chief of staff for dc council member jim graham. more on this bribery bust. >> reporter: is an online commercial for this year's fiesta d kaczynski. the event is so huge, it will shut down several streets. the last order of business will be erecting three separate stains. a lowal business owner said fiesta dc is an amazing celebration of latino hair t manhe has attended the last five years. >> the whole street you cap even walk many. >> reporter: days before this event was sche

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patty scott says that he wore a hood over his head as he ate his meal at the bar. >>i liened over to him. and he was drinking. and son those are not good for you. and he made the comment that he had not planned on sleeping. >> she remembers a strong goad door coming from him. and she remembers him talk about his music. he was an aspiring rapper that sang about killing people. >>> a man was swimming off the north carolina coast and a storm rolled in. rescuers performed cpr but it was too late for the 18-year- old. he was a freshman at unc in wilmington. >>> we're tracking a lot of rain. a live look outside on what has been a wet and chilly fall day. but will it dry out for your sunday? gwen tolbart is in the weather center. >>> look at us. we match. it's been a wet evening across our neighborhoods. we got a couple of things going on, a complex low pressure system and tropical gulf moisture that is moving through and the combination of those is giving us the rainfall that we're seeing. there's heavier pockets of rainfall in it. you'll be able to see where the yellow

i'm no patti ann browne but i'm doing my best. the number two tour, jay-z, lyrics i can't repeat., kanye. the ultimate gentleman. >> and also the oak ridge boys. >> elvira. >> remix. >> so good. so good. >> greg: hip-hop in a totally different direction. >> i would call that country hip-hop. >> greg: congressman, i read in many a paper that you are a hardcore gangsta rap afficionado. can you verify the transformation in this music? >> not in the least. i can't stand it. but it does give me an opportunity. republicans are often asked is there anything the president has done that you like? this would be the second thing if he is going to make rap tollerrable. and i would like to say, too, the other thing i think the president did right and this is jill's area of expertise is i do agree with the president's statement that kanye west is a jackass. >> greg: i remember when he was running for president, he came out against baggy jeans and i think, you know, what if there is a guy that can change style and does it but i didn't see the change. i didn't see the end of the gangsta, the droo

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patty, what do you say?on't think the bulls have as much strength as they would like and i'm selling. >> zeke? >> i'd like to see a little bit what the direction is going to be post labor day. i'm holding tight. >> eugene? >> i'm selling today, but i'm starting to buy large cap overall pharma. >> and pit boss? >> i like the stock market right now. i think it's pulled back a little. i'm looking at gold breaking underneath a $1,000. that could be a bullish sentiment. >> that does it for us. on "fast money" tonight we'll tell you about apple's big meeting tomorrow. and the three-year note auction, and, michelle, i'm dying to know from mr. 50 cent if he's just considering changing his name to maybe 50 euro cent because the dollar -- >> it's not what it used to be. >> if eve horrendous inflation will he change his name to 2 dollars or something? >> we'll ask him, melissa. >>> also jpmorgan funds $400 billion man david kelly, plus 50 cent is in the house taking care of business. we'll talk to him about his new bus

i'm patti ann browne. the house of representatives has just passed the so-called dissolution of disapproval against the congressman who interrupted president obama's address to congress last week. south carolina republican joe wilson had already apologized to the white house for shouting "you lie!" to the president during the speech. the apology was accepted by president obama and wilson's supporters argued no further action was needed. a lengthy partisan debate preceded the house vote which ran mainly along partisan lines with most democrats voting in favor of rebuking congressman wilson and most republicans voting against it. the glenn beck program returns in a moment but first bret baier previews "special report." hi, bret. bret: coming up after the house just rebuked congressman joe wilson, there are more charges that most opposition to president obama's policies is due to race. we have that story, plus brit hume's analysis. join me at the top of the hour. noi back to glenn. glenn: america, things are

patty is in with the traffic. >>> we will start in virginia. 95 northbound looking at wet roads addingthe sloan slow down in that area between dale boulevard and lorton. give yourself a half hour to get through that area. we'll move on to 395 northbound. a lot of cars. volume is building up this time of the morning between edsall and seminary. it is a little slow. move over to the maps now in maryland. 4, 5 and 301. seeing green cars there. drivers are at speed. no incidents or accidents to report. head over to the outer loop. a live picture a lot of headlights out there. no problems, though, no accidents between new hampshire and georgia. and finally we will end up at 270 southbound this morning. between father hurley and montross. the drive time there 36 minutes. >>> angie, back to you. >> the time is 6:48. >>> don't go alarmed today if you see a military plane flying low near ft. belvoir. a kc-135 is taking part in a mission there. it is big plane so don't be worry when you so it. >>> heads up for saturday, september 2 th. first responders from northern virginia will conduct a train

. >> but guy back to something that makes me think that brian, patty and montoya figured something outt that race car was at indianapolis motor speedway. flat racetrack. even 2 1/2 miles long, a lot of the same characteristics getting through to point. >> he will be hard to beat this weekend. >> dale jarrett brings up a good point. the last time this team was so good was at the indianapolis speedway where ron montoya led 116 laps and had that heartbreaking speeding penalty which caused them maybe the biggest win of his career thus far. >> here's the 43 car and 48 car. reed sorenson and jimmie johnson breaking it up a little bit. johnson taking the low line and trying to read the pass. >> i read that sorenson was driving the car for free. that's incredible. he does that much desire and doesn't have a ride for next year and he feels like being in the race car is the best option for him. >> and if you're a driver, that's what you have to do. you have to keep yourself out there in front the of the other owners and maybe potential owners coming in the sport, keep them thinking about you and

patty dr. of medicine at bronx hospital. typical parent, two girls going back to school, when will the vaccine be available and where do i get it? >> word is it's coming out shortly, hopefully by october, mid-october. the best place to get the vaccine would be at your local pediatrician or general practitionerser's office. >> jamie: because of the millions of people that will be getting it, they'll have more centers. this one, unlike the seasonal flu shot will be free. would you rather for any reason, children or pregnant women, would you es mait at a time if you're not in that category to have yourself vaccinated? >> obviously its personal choice. my recommendations, i'm going to be getting a shot. i've been getting vaccinations because of the environment i'm in. track records are very safe. there are some concerns regarding the rapid production of this vaccine. people should read as much information and discuss it with their doctor. >> gregg: this vaccination is still being tested. i've spoken to four doctors, yourself inc

. >> look at how we forget patty hearst. she became a bank robber. robber and a series of crimes in which people were hurt. she was a young adult when she was taken. this was a child. she was 4 ' 6" of the time. phil garrido, he is six ' at four -- 6 ' for". he is a convicted rapist. he was allowed to out on parole after serving six years of an 11 year sentence. we believe he is a suspect in murders of several prostitutes. sean: they are digging up the backyard and in corresponding areas. you look evil in the eye. you interviewed charles manson. i see pure, unadulterated evil. what was that like when you sat across from charles manson? >> he has the same dead face with the burning eyeballs. whenever they are in terms of being sociopaths, they are also among the most selfish, narcissistic people you'll ever meet. they believe that the world revolves around them. they are insane, but to say that they're crazy gives them too much ground. they understand social responsibility, even though he is in that job even though he has his own personal religion. he

patti ann browne, a positive delight. bill schulz, disgusting. chase gallagher, aaaay. that does it for me, bye. captioned by, closed captioning services, inc. has just addressed the annual meeting in washington of the 42 member congressional black caucus which tonight honored notables like u.n. ambassador susan rice, actor danny glover and human rights activist and entertainer john. here is the president. >> the leaders come in and michele and i are shaking hands with them and one of the leaders, i won't mention who it was, he comes up to me and we take the picture and we go we behind and he says barack, explain to me this healthcare debate. he says we don't understand it. you're trying to make sure everybody has healthcare and they are putting a hitler mustache on you, that doesn't make sense to me. explain that to me. he don't understand. one in seven african americans are out of work. the highest in nearly a quarter of a century. more than two out of ten african americans and three out of ten black children are living in poverty. this economic crisis has made the pr

>> i'm buying with a little downside coverage. >> patty. >> i'm market neutral.ot a couple longs on individual issues. >> and pete? >> there's so much protection in place, the market is going to continue to go higher. i think there's still strength and a lot more upside going to shake these guys out. >> that does it for us. on tonight's "fast money," as bernanke and his gang gather in washington, d.c., we have your best trades ahead of tomorrow's 2:00 p.m. decision. >>> tomorrow, breaking news from the 3w07nd pitts as "power lunch" breaks down the results of the two-year note auction. >> we're going to be watching that closely. steve liesman waiting in the wings with rick santelli. >>> then is the fdic about to ask for a bailout from the banks? steve liesman will have that. >>> also ahead a first on cnbc interview. you mentioned paul otellini will join us leave from the company's development forum in san francisco. >>> plus forbes magazine ten uncommonly clever economic indicators and the ones you would add to the list. we'll see you on the other side of news now

patti ann said a minute ago that the president is going to make a big speech tomorrow night to talk about healthcare. well, i have to tell you, there are billions if not trillions of dollars at stake, and the power -- we're playing for the power of the world here. there's a lot of money at stake here. they're not going to let it go by easily. well, i have said to you before, you cannot let anybody -- you can't let these people pass anything until we know exactly what we're dealing with. i'm not making accusations. i'm asking for answers, ok. these are all of the czars. here is what has happened. this is the u.s.s. constitution, if you will. gee, it looks like the titanic. it's sailing along and it's fine it sees an iceberg up here. what happened? without asking any questions, without providing any answers, without giving us any new information, they have just taken van jones and dropped him -- does he drop? and dropped him underneath the water. well, if anybody knows anything about icebergs, this is not the dangerous part. this is the dangerous part. there is much more under the surface o

. ♪ >> i'm patti ann browne. the first reaction from the white house from the acorn videos.t gibbs says the conduct of the employees was completely unacceptable, and quote, the administration takes accountability extremely seriously. >> i think the sen census bureau evaluated and determined that this group could not meet the bureau's goal in achieving a fair and accurate count in 2010. >> the yale grad student murdered inside a university building was strangled to death according to an autopsy report released today. the director of the f.b.i. tells senators there is no immediate threat after a series of anti-terror raids in new york. glenn beck returns in a moment, but first bret baier. >> will the senate finance committee bill on healthcare reform actually pass? who is most opposed to it, republicans or democrats? plus, what about afghanistan? join me at the top of the hour for "special report." now back to ghefn. >> you know, you can look at any poll in america, and you can see that president obama is losing the argument on healthcare reform. democrats and republicans, all

. 7 >> hello, i'm patti ann browne, the commander says in afghanistan will send his troop requests to washington by week he's end. general stanley mcchrystal has prepare add report on how many more trooped he needs to for the counterinsurgency. moscow is not ruling out sanctions over iran's nuclear program, the first indications that russia could support measures to punish iran for defiance of the international community. stocks rose today after the federal reserve left its benchmark reserve interest rate unchanged but the dow fell finishing up 81 points down. >> coming up, iran's nuclear program is the main focus here at the unsz, and within the hour, we will hear from ma mama mowd ahmadinejad and news at the top of the hour, "special report" live at the top of the hour, now back to glenn beck. >> glenn: fls there's a lot going on at the u.n. today. we will have ambassador bolton coming on in a few minutes. first of all, i'm getting heat from conservatives. i shouldn't say conservatives. i'm getting heat from republicans because of what i said during an interview with katie couric la

. ♪ >> i'm patti ann bound. breaking news tonight.errifying incident in the skies over mexico unfolds miraculously on the ground. a passenger jet that took off from cancun landed safely on a unway in mexico city after a group of bow liveian hijackers took over the plane. the hijackers, reportedly as many as 8, reportedly wanted to speak with mexico's president and reportedly had a bomb. none was found. the tense seen unfolded live on television. more than 100 passengers were freed before the cue, three of them believed to be american. a short while later, crew exited safely as well. all the hijackers are said to be under arrest. bret: coming up, we are told president obama will offer conditional support for a government-run health option tonight. does that change the debate? plus breaking news about iran and afghanistan. join me in 26 minutes for "special report." now back to glenn beck. glenn: america, your country is about to change tonight. it has nothing to do with the president speaking. it is the other hand. i told you watch the

i'm patti ann browne. tsunami advisory remains in effect for hawaii after a powerful earthquake struck hours ago in the south pacific. the 8.0 tremor triggered a tsunami in the town of pago pago. it is not clear if anyone has been killed. if the tsunami is strong enough to reach hawaii, it will do so by 7 p.m. eastern. strong currents may occur along the hawaiian coast, which could be a hazard to swimmers and boaters. we're following bulletins closely and will bring you new information when it comes in. glenn beck returns in a moment but first bret baier previews "special report." is the so-called public option government-run health insurance officially dead? and the latest on iran's nuclear program and brit hume on the president's olympic pitch. join me in 26 minutes for "special report." now back to glenn beck. glenn: you're not going to believe the latest on the olympic pitch by the president. you're not going to believe what we have for you coming up in a minute. i want to show you this real quick. the

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