that's the benefit of time management. >> peck says although time management is beneficial to everyone it's particularly important for college students to manage their time well. >> reporter: you have classes and family responsibility. because you have additional responsibilities and additional roles, i think your time management needs to be a little bit sharper than even somebody who's working fundamental. >> kamal is a junior student who transferred. he says he came to the workshop as a requirement and see if there are new techniques to better manage your time. >> you need to do all the things you need to do, you need to manage your time. >> reporter: while spread sheets and checklists might not work for everyone, lynn says there's one-on-one route that might help everyone. >> get a planner. get it and use it. more than once a day. you have to look at it. >> more workshops like these are held through the smart. >>> students often starve themselves and then wolf down a pizza late at night. how to eat and stay healthy. ashley reports from the seminar of mindful eating. >> reporter: stu

. >> when you're dealing with someone strung out you need to peck at them and peck at them until theyally crack. >> every day of my life. it's so bad. >> why did it fall apart? >> i can't go to prison. >> is that why you won't tell me the truth? is that why you won't tell me the truth? >> it's not just about that. it's because i can't go to prison. i will go nuts in prison. >> you see this perpetrator bawling like a baby. do you think okay. i think we got a shot at this. >> oh, yeah. on the outside i'm sympathetic. on the inside i'm hungry to get more. i need that confession. >> how long have you had the addiction? >> a year. >> a year? >> yes. >> what have you done to support your habit? >> i had $30,000 i had saved up from hard work. it's gone. >> dent was actually a top ranked car salesman until he became a junkie and was fired for selling to his co-workers. >> it's sad. his crimes are acts of desperation. >> at some point, something in nick's mind, the switch flipped. he decides that he's caught. >> bottom line is this. you want to tell us the truth and you have to tell it all not

we'll check to see when could ex-peck that coming up in a moment. -- expect that coming up in a momentwe're down to 74 right now. so it did get humid out ahead of the front, dulles at 85, dwi at 86 degrees. you can see the temperature spread, 66 in frederick and recently with the 6:00 update fredericksburg at 80. 86 lenardtown. that's the way it's going to go. and another front will cross tomorrow morning and that will keep temperatures much more realistic and more september-like. 60 degrees in bighamton. detroit at 65 degrees. gusty out there as our first tropics come throughout so winds out of the west at 22. we have a good deck of clouds around this afternoon. for tonight, tom showers, isolated rumbles of thunder. you can seep an eye on it on myfoxdc.com, radar all the time. a few morning clouds for friday and then a warm afternoon again, so not quite ditching the heat tomorrow but it does get more comfortable as we go through the weekend. the high tomorrow should be 85 degrees. warm and sunny, but eight in the morning, 71, by noon lots of sunshine, 81, and by 4:00, 84 degrees. in t

carolyn williams pecked a theme move fast forward into the future no blame no excuses. >>> no blame,o excuses. yeah. >> it's been a long time. >> looks like you're having a good time there. looking nice. >> thank you. >> what a nice day. you wait for you get through the summer heat humidity upper 70s beautiful sunshine. september some of the finest weather of the year in baltimore. let's take a look at the inner harbor right now. hey, these folks know how to enjoy some good weather don't they kelly. they got the right idea. head out get on the boat and do a little, well whatever it is you like to do. lacks like they are chilling out having a good time. 83 degrees right now. winds west at 9 miles per hour, and all in all a pretty good looking day of weather out there. take a look at our weather net camera. early this morning downtown we see the blue skies break out actually quite a bit of boat traffic at the harbor. busy bees out there on the water. sapphire blue skies, very little wind and fantastic temperatures. high uv index even into september with that blazing sunshine. gusty win

a defense lawyer are all the ones that you would imagine if you were describing gregory peck. someone with high integrity, someone who will do anything it takes to win. they do not have an expectation of what they need to look like. but those qualities seem to be universal. those have not changed. those are the same qualities they were looking for when perry mason was popular. old, traditional values. it seems to me if afl-cio can buy ad time on dodger games, i do not understand why public defenders cannot do the same thing. the last point i want to make, i served on the california judicial bench council on media. you may or may not know that newspapers are cutting back their coverage of court to all the time. the tradition of the journalistic way of getting your story out does not exist anymore. that is bad but it is also an opportunity. the idea of blogging, the opportunity to step into this void in get your message out directly is incredibly important to your >> carol, what does blogging do for our public image? >> well, it may also get me fired -- [laughter] it is an easy

reynaldo peck is the director of the archive for the headquarters if he suggests india's spread in central munich the capital of southern germany is the only major city situated close to the czech border small wonder the largest organization off students and germans is in munich. is an art. she was one of those who made. a moral through saying so for a year. one interesting thing is a huge cooking book that is written in germany. it's the same trouble. each time she looks at the fate of grass. back recalls the experience he and his family went through at the time of deportation after the. eighty or ninety years old. not knowing where we go and that was. we know the best. reasons are based on a new germans have no moral material right to lay claim to these houses it's too late in the day you know. we've lived here for a long time since we bought this house and naturally wish or belongs to us. the foam of both this house ten years ago. like most of the property is in the system region his house belonged to the suggestion germans the czechs settled down in this area in the late one nine hundr

garret peck studied liquor control for his book, "the prohibition hangover." he says privatizing state stores hasn't been a budget bonanza. >> a couple of states have moved over-- at least they have franchised their state control. iowa did that, maine did that, and what they've generally seen is that the state ends up with less revenue, ultimately. they have outsourced it to an agency or firm that sells alcohol, and most of the states have seen a revenue loss from that. >> reporter: while several states are considering privatizing liquor sales to raise money, none have put the political capital behind it like virginia's governor mcdonnell. he says its as much a philosophical issue as a financial one. stephanie dhue, "nightly business report," arlington, virginia. >> susie: a little later in the program, we head to the heartland to wrap up our series "budget blues." we look at what red ink is doing to the old fashioned county fair. >> tom: here's what we're watching for next week: our friday "market monitor" guest is elaine garzarelli, president of garzarelli c

those are your peck bites. >>> now, good morning maryland. >> should we have known more about the dangersection before a 14-year- old freshman died. >> apparently taken his own life in denver. more on the death of this 22- year-old. >> session is over. politicians know the fallout is not. i'm emily in washington. that story is coming up. >> hi, good tuesday to you. those stories are just ahead, i'm megan pringle. >> let's find out about our weather here. justin burke, now yesterday, justin said it was going to get around 48 last night. did we reach that low? >> we are pretty close this morning. it's chilly in some places. we are already down into the 40s and we are going to slip lower over the next couple of hours. we'll show you temperatures in a moment. last day after summer. this is the last full day of summer, but the summer heat will return over the next couple of days. hang tight, don't worry about it. it's a page turn on the calendar. 51 right now in baltimore. it's a good chance we slip into the 40s over the

treasuries, mortgagebacked of what we call quantitative easing gained with what the mat bureau of peck research deemed the prior recession to be over. >> some of that quantitative easing is speculated to begin possibly in the fourth quarter. so what's the outlook and let's begin just with october. because cemented in most investor's mind, october 1929. october, 2008. it's been a month for stock crashes. >> absolutely. well, october really is a bottoming month. what we have found is that five of the last ten bear markets have ended in october. but the average price change for the s&p 500 in the entire month is actually better than the average for all 12 months. >> tom: you know, the investment committee at s&p in which you sit on recently raised your 12 month target for 5900 looking for a double-digit gain about a year from now, about 11%, why? >> that's right, our feeling is that we are now entering the very favorable seasonal period for the market. the third year of the president's term in office usually is a very strong one for equities. we are still maintaining a fairly healthy earn

country by the united states and possibly israel or israel in the united states depending on the pecking order. well first i'd like to say that i'm very disappointed in what your guest had to say effectively what he was saying was that we should murder and murder iranians and destroy parts of the country we have the right to kill iranians who have not attacked any country in recent history in fact if any country should be angered and if any country should have grievances it is iran iran was invaded by saddam hussein with western support western countries helps ataru iran has not having iran has not weapons and ron has not supported hamas scuse me i mean i didn't introduce her to arista terrorizing around the world i think you should allow me a little hearing you and then you can really really. go ahead lamest false professor marandi has been on lies defending its own country against the country a regime is zein this apartheid regime that has occupied this country and still continues to occupy parts of lebanon israel today on a daily basis. its airplanes go over lebanese airspace and the

baker won again spotting 308 different species, proving that with both birds and birders there is a peckingmark strassmann, cbs news, high island, texas. >> couric: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm katie couric. thanks for watching. see you tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. caption colorado, l.l.c. comments@captioncolorado.com >>> she was screaming, help, help, help, help. >> nursing home patients abandoned as people ran from the raging fire in san bruno. the father and son who risked their own lives to come to their rescue. >> for the first time the governor gets a firsthand look at the disaster as pg&e face tough questions about what it knew and when. >> not like you can just run out and leave the baby. >> some moms say it's a safety issue. the push to get special parking privileges for their nannies. >>> good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm dana king. it has been another emotional day for the people who lost their homes in the san bruno pipelin

baker won again spotting 308 different species, proving that with both birds and birders there is a peckingmark strassmann, cbs news, high island, texas. >> couric: and that's the cbs for tonight. i'm katie couric. thanks for watching. see you tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> good evening. tonight in your only local news at 7:00, taking charge. one day after winning the democratic primary, vincent gray step news a new role -- mayor-to-be. >>> brazen bandit. a robber is hitting businesses in broad daylight. >>> and dozens of people taken to the hospital after a fire truck rams a metro bus. >>> i'm lindsey mastis in northwest washington. a fire engine and a metro bus collide sending several people to the hospital. the fire truck hit the side of the bus, pushing it sideways. >> i was on the floor. >> reporter: 23 people were transported to the hospital, including all four firefighters on board. >> none of the injuries were serious. again, they were all precautionary. >> reporter: the metro bus would have had the right

today, first lieutenant evan peck found this bomb the hard way. a broken wire prevented an explosion that would have killed him. >> i figure i got really lucky and didn't step on it square. i stepped on the corner of it. >> reporter: officials say the fight here is essential to stopping the taliban's this river valley, an insurgent move everything from weapons to this is the heaviest fighting we've seen in this river valley, and likely to go on for months. at the end of it, the hope, the afghan government will be able to stand up and take charge. >> that is a key question. miguel, thank you. miguel marquez in afghanistan tonight. tonight. the pentagon confirms it bought and then destroyed 9500 copies of a new book about the war, because it contains classified information. lieutenant colonel anthony pentagon for clearance first, but analysts raised objections only after it was published. a new edition will be printed with some passages redacted. >>> these are tense and tenuous hours in president obama's push for peace in the middle east. we are abo

. >> reporter: so it all depends on your peck speck tif where you are. because -- perspective where you are. because where we see a now hiring sign, see a few steps and there is a posting of a bunch of people looking for jobs. reporting live, brittany morehouse 9news now. >> well, brittany, you're right, because even though they say the recession is technically over, the key word here is, indeed, technically. at the economic policy institute says the experts do crunch a lot of numbers so they can say officially the economy stopped shrinking in june of '09. and economics stopped shrinking equals recession over. so then why are we still feeling so broke? in a word, jobs. take a look at this graph. each job represents the job loss during 1948 and the ugly red one at the bottom deeper and broader than any others, that is us right now. and as you can see, we are still waiting for it to trend back up. this has lost more job and for a longer period of time than any before it. it is really the worst recession ever. so use whatever word you like, technically, off

baker won again spotting 308 different species, proving that with both birds and birders there is a peckingmark strassmann, cbs news, high island, texas. >> couric: and that's the cbs for tonight. i'm katie couric. thanks for watching. see you tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org as a career prosecutor i made decisions on facts not politics. in washington, i'm trying to do the same. that's why i voted to crackdown on wall street and protect the bay. and why i voted against the $3 trillion budget, the big bank bailout, and against the health care bill. you see for me it's not about democrats or republicans it's about common sense and doing what's best for our families. maybe that's why i'm ranked one of the most independent members of congress. i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. everyone knows a fee is a tax. you raised some taxes during that period, particularly the property tax as well as a lot of fee increases. as you know, there's a big difference between fees and taxes. but...they're the same. it's a tax. i

sunshine tomorrow for our labor day, it those ratings will soar by noon and the orange colors the peckedhe '80s at 12:00. by 4:00 p.m. but generally the one this time of the day we will see 90s in the east bay valley and south and to the north bay to 80s right around the bay. it is a one day when as far as to seem reasonable it still pretty nice group of these wins in place which keep us fog free and the north winds also prevent the sea breeze and coming into the bay. so look for 80s in san francisco tuesday at totally different situation. the sea breezes really going to crank up and it will flood the ocean air. we're going from 88 to 62 on tuesday. even in the inland valleys it is the upper 70's to 80 degrees. it is a hot day and a man a good school after that. 90 and now the fairfield a high of 96 to raise and all of these temperatures are running above normal. redwood city it is just shy of 90 degrees. blue skies today oakland is a high of 85 degrees in the warmest but still like pittsburgh and antioch mid- 90s, pleasanton and the south bay are really enjoyable day weather wise. the s

germans and it led to over time world war one we are seeing that kind of change in international pecking order and how we manage the emergence of the new bric countries with china in particular and the us chinese relationship evolves really be critical in terms of long term international stability that's still very true but i think and i agree there is a g. two and it's a very important but it sits on a quite limited range of subjects and the g. twenty is useless more represent you know do you know it's a very active decision made no no i really i don't i international financial reform which is really a long way would not have happened without the g twenty and i agree with i'm not sure i mean that i don't think that started in london and then continued in pittsburgh and went to toronto that's. more representative. of the world to say you know communist china saved international capitalism ok i mean really is what happened here is that the the west did one thing with its economic policies but told everybody else to do what they did they didn't follow their own good advice and they told ev

i had just gotten home from pecking up the kids from school. todd actually called me. he called me and said he was at highland hospital and he was okay, he just got hit in the leg. so i threw the kids in the car and came up here. i was told he wouldn't let them put him to sleep until he called his wife. i was told on friday it wasn't looking good and they didn't think he was going to make it off the operating table. my whole life turned upside down from that one moment. the doctor is my miracle worker right now. he and the trauma staff. they saved my husband's life. i will forever be grateful to them. i talked to him, but he's sedated. i talk to him every day, all day. >> when he's conscious, what is the first thing you'll say to him? >> that i love him and want to bring him home to our kids. they miss him. they know daddy was shot in the leg. and he is sleeping so he can get better and come home. that's all they know. that's all they need to know. and he is strong. he is very strong. we have a long life ahead of us. >> we learned in today's news conference more of the

we will be locking at all as pecks in an effort to determine not only what caused it, but how to best sbhond this thing happens. we will make recommendations. >> some neighbors were claiming that they smelled gas a week before and had complained to pg&e. has anyone come to you with that claim? >> we heard that and are following the rumors up and have not yet been able to confirm that. we are asking people we have given an e-mail address for people to report to us directionally or asking them to report to the authorities and report to us. anyone who smelled gas and called in a report, we would like to hear from these people. >> you instructed organizations involved in the incident like pg&e and the california public utilities commission not to talk to the media. why is that? >> when you are doing an accident investigation, we want one source and that's us. we are the only source that is unbiassed completely. anything that is not about the investigation, the other parties are free to talk to the media in terms of the investigation itself. the rules are being a party are that only one so

landfill in pittsburgh seeking clues to the where abouts of frederick solace of hercules, the mannoses peckedrs -- the man suspected in four murders last week. >>> the san jose based grocery chain announcing it will close its four remaining stores, pw is a local institution, founded in 1943, but has fallen on hard times in recent years, they have struggled to compete against national chains with bigger marketing budgets at its peak it had 1 stores in the bay area. traffic and weather for labor day in just a minute stay with us ,, you inhale, they inhale. millions of children continue to be exposed to secondhand smoke. secondhand smoke causes asthma, a disease that cannot be cured. protect your loved ones. >>> good morning. just getting up, waking up to a beautiful labor day outside. check out the sunshine as we head inland and roll you around. clear skies, going to stay that way all day long, courtesy of high pressure and offshore flow. over the city of san francisco, check out the blue. coyt tower, sunshine to the coast a beautiful day to get out the barbecue, enjoy the sunshine unofficial e

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. >> now when i eat popcorn, even by myself, i'm like -- >> jimmy: so you're hen pecking already.> she's perfect. >> jimmy: by the way, "people" magazine, they did a vote on people.com and look at this. america picked chris. over roberto. well, it didn't make a difference so nobody needs to worry about it. are you sure you trust your heart more than you trust people.com? [ laughter ] >> that's good, jimmy. >> jimmy: so this is very strong now. and forgive me for being a little bit skeptical. you guys do seem like you're very -- but every single time the couple comes here and then something weird happens. and something terrible happens. so that's not going to happen, right? >> not going to happen. >> nothing weird, nothing terrible. we have so much faith in our relationship and, you know, we just -- every day, we tell each other, you're my priority, we're going to put each other first, no matter what every single day. >> jimmy: you have figured out when you're going to get married? >> maybe in the spring we're thinking. >> jimmy: in the spring? very nice. unlike the clintons, will

. >> i would urge all pro peck active candidates that more important than what you say is how you looksion. >> i'm eric shawn fox news. >> it is reflected by the fact his mother called him right after the debate and asked if he was sick. she knew something was wrong. >> we are on t.v. every day. not an easy thing. and one mistake can change the course of so much. >> in this case makeup does help sometimes. >> i wouldn't know. it's all natural. the plan to burn korans september 11th was finally called off. >> but what happened to all of the holy books of islam that were supposed to be torched. that answer for you as we continue right here on fox 5.  . >>> this fox 5 program is brought to you by kfc. so good. oweanyo ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] bursting with mouth-watering real fruit and refreshingly blended with creamy, low-fat yogurt. mcdonald's new strawberry banana and wildberry smoothies are 100% pure sipping fun. the simple joy of real fruit smoothies. ♪ . >> optimum is facing foreclosure so to make a few bucks she had a garage sale. she gave bargain hunters a rare opportunity to ow

still, the threat is everywhere. 24-year-old first lieutenant evan peck from dallas stepped on this homemade bomb today. a broken wire saved his life. you knew exactly what it was when you -- >> oh, yeah, it was if you bury something, it's -- >> reporter: the work these soldiers are doing is part of a massive operation. 8,000 u.s. and afghan troops to root out the taliban from the korengal river valley here. officials say control of the valley is essential if the surge strategy is ever going to work. this is it. >> this is where you separate the enemy from the people. >> reporter: the u.s. military now has enough soldiers and resources to take ground and hold it. a new base is already being built on land that was taliban controlled just two days ago. fighting like this will continue for months, say officials, all along the korengal river valley. from kandahar city all the way to helmand province. once the taliban is out, the hope then is that the young afghan government will grow. dan? >> huge challenges there, miguel marquez on the front lines once again this morning. thank you, ashleigh, t

. >>> we've already shown you how the koch brothers by quasi legal definition owns a peck of small businesses. next, how they and other small businesses are in turn funneling campaign funds back to republicans. >>> she admits what we all know, but fox doesn't want anyone to confirm. their supposed news network constitutes a fund-raising arm of the republican party. >>> also tonight, he loses it over don't ask, don't tell. the video you must see to believe. >>> and this georgia senator tonight confirms an anonymous homophobic slur posted on an lgbt website came from inside his senatorial offices. continuing our not so small small business report with chris hayes, next. >>> salon.com reported this week that 91% of the money for karl rove's new attack ad group comes from billionaires, three billionaires. and in our fourth story tonight, continuing our special report about how the term "small business" is an utter misnomer, the "chicago tribune" is technically a small business, as is the world's largest construction concern, bechtel. "countdown" has learned one of those rove funding billionaires

the pecking order can make or break websites, because google's search engine processes two-thirds ofll the search requests in the u.s. it handles even more volume worldwide. >>> burger king is having it its way. environmentalists this weekend are praising the hamburger chain for not using palm oil. burger king says it is cancelling its contract over concerns that it has not adopted sustainable farming practices. burger king cites an independent audit, including planting in some swamps and secondary rain forests. the hamburger chain was using palm oil for frying. no word yet on what it will use instead. >>> this week on wall street, it is all about jobs, jobs, jobs. cnbc's julia boorstin takes a look at the upcoming week in the world of business. >> historic trading week on wall street. all u.s. markets are closed monday to celebrate labor day, which honors the american worker. friday we learn the national unemployment rate picked up to 9.6%, even though private companies added 67,000 jobs in august. this week, president obama promised to unveil a new package of job creation measures