british had chased the remnants of washington's army across new jersey over the delaware and in to pennsylvania.

by contrast the pennsylvania railroad, they also paid dividends fairly successful up to a point. >> by the way this is how mostly, house stocks were to the time, you must pay dividends. investors weren't so concerned with the stock going up in the on as much as it paid. >> prizes tended to fluctuate but you didn't see steady ever-increasing growth. as a matter fact that would have been had sufficient to people. they would have thought there was manipulation going on. the pennsylvania railroad have these professional managers who were not with majority shareholders, the what they did is they did things to make money hwan aside. they were pioneers of the shell corporation. thomas a. scott was famous in one case, he was so politically influential that he got a bill through the pennsylvania legislature in the got the governor to sign it 34 minutes after was introduced so they were very powerful and they would use their political influence to set up the shell corporations and they would funnel their railroad business to these corporations so they controlled, and in many ways that would funn

the presiding officer: the senator from pennsylvania. mr. casey: madam president, i rise to speak about health care as we begin the debate in the senate. i'm grateful that we're finally at this point where the united states at long last will be debating our health care bill. and it's been a long time in coming. we know that some of us have waited years and some have waited for decades to be at this point in our history. on the floor now is the patient protection and affordable care act and we're going to be discussing various aspects of that for the next couple of weeks. i'm reminded as i rise today of something hubert humphrey said a long time ago. he said, "the test of a government is how it treats those in the dawn of life, our children, those in the shadows of life, those who have challenges in their life that we try to help with, and those in the twilight of life, older oldr citizens across america. and in large measure, we'll be talking about each of those -- each of those americans in one way or another and a lot -- a lot of other ame

> is there any venue more sin mouse than the famous palestra, 33rd street on the university of pennsylvania campus here in philadelphia. happy thanksgiving weekend to you. we know that you will enjoy this, settle back. grab the extra sandwich. joe, maybe some pause, pie. ep joy virginia tech and temple. we get to the hoop here. and virginia tech in the home whites. delaney going to initiate the offense. remember they were in the a-10 together for five seasons. and that's delaney jumper will trop on the first offensive look for virginia tech. >> the hokies didn't beat temple in the meetings between the two. they shared space. the all-time series 9-1 favorite. including a victory in the ncaa tournament. >> michael: williams getting the start for michael eric and williams will launch. and 3. >> that's what he does. he is -- he is a power forward defensively but offensively, he floats around the perimeter and shoots flatfooted 3s. he was key in the run through the atlantic ten tournament. >> michael: that shoot around today, that's what we were being told. that came up short. guz man to the off

it will honor the crew and passengers who died in the september 11th crash in pennsylvania.her, who lost her daughter, said it was a joyful day. >> i was thinking of my daughter, who was a passenger on flight 93, what she would think of today. and she would be very happy and proud that people will have a permanent memorial to come to and remember her and her fellow passengers. >> organizers say they're going to push to make sure the memorial is completed by september 11, 2011, the ten-year anniversary of the terrorist atta attacks. >>> do you ever wonder what happens to all those plastic fork, cups, bottles, bags and so on when you're through with them? unfortunately they don't disappear. environmental researcher found out where a lot of that stuff is ending up. he talks about the problems it's causing for today's eco solutions report. >> pervasiveness of this small material, plastic does not biodegrade. most of it does not. it photo degrades. that means that uv influence on the plastic, when it comes -- the larger pieces, which could be many things are just household items

in pennsylvania, this should give you another example. simon said it was a self educated man, a son of a poor mechanic that he worked his way to become governor and 1808. no education. from his lack of sophistication was a badge of honor. when his opponents mocked his obscure origins and called his followers clodhopper, that was all he needed. he and his followers said well, that's great. i am glad to be a clodhopper in a society of clod hoppers. and he used that as a successful campaign technique and became governor. as a result. so americans became i think so thoroughly democratic through this whole period that much of the period of political activity, beginning with the constitution, which devoted to finding means and divided to mitigate that democracy. i think the most important was the development of the judiciary, and i have a couple of chapters on law and the use -- the greatest federalist achievement, the party, not the federalists of the constitution, but the party was the creation of the judiciary and the marshall of course was

it's going to honor the crew and passengers who died in the september 11th crash in pennsylvania.ne mother who lost her daughter said it was a joyful day. >> i was thinking of my daughter who was a passenger on flight 93, you you know, what she would think about today. and she would be very happy and proud that people will have a permanent memorial to come to and remember her and her fellow passengers. >> organizers say they're going to push to make sure the memorial is completed by september 11, 2011, the ten-year anniversary of the terrorist attacks. >>> one father just got to hug his daughter for the very first time in three decades. >> i never stopped looking. you know, i never forgot about you, ever. >> they looked for each other for years and years, but they found nothing. but then a little consequence dense changed all that. 

and the state of pennsylvania.think that every to ever face a much greater who flew that prevents -- presents a greater virulence it would be a question mark whether we would be able to get supplies of vaccine production sites and other countries. any country that hosts vaccine manufacturers would want to assure that their own population was protected first before permitting the export and so i'm very concerned about the lack of it domestic manufacturing and presence in and buy your comments on that. i yield back. >> thank you. the gentleman from oklahoma, mr. sullivan. >> thank you mr. chairman. thank you for holding this joint hearing on the national h1n1 at swine flu preparations especially on the current status of the vaccine production and distribution. i'm interested today in examining the lessons learned from both the administration and vaccine manufacturers in terms of responding to the national public health emergency. to date manufacturers have delivered 48,000,000-point -- 40.5 million doses of age one a

trying to squeeze out a little snow towards western pennsylvania. it's not reaching the ground as snow. it is falling as rain. all these pockets of downpours are coming on through. again, it's on the light side. but it is working eastward. it's going to be like that all morning. look at the rain just outside buffalo. you see in southtown, it is moving towards the east towards the finger lakes. scattered showers in central new york today. boston, the tail end of the first system still worki ining way through massachusetts. those two areas of pressure converge into one. it's going to give you a windy day for the east coast tomorrow. look down south across florida. here's the way it goes. frontal boundary by the florida straits. another one up towards the north. rain and thundershowers. we'll find them once again today. mainly from a line of miami towards west palm. most of these are inland right now. we'll see more of this action later today. that's something we're watching. also, we're still in hurricane season, lasts through november 30th. tropical

cat scan, the doctor came out and said we have a helicopter dispatched from the university of pennsylvania coming down to pick her up, and this was, like, three hours after this first when i came home that this happened. it's, like, what is going on here? the skull is full of blood, it's a bleed, we have to get her up there immediately. she came in between annal and a 9 and 10 is fatal, and usually they don't make the flight, but they said we have her stabilized, next morning they twenty in and operated on her, and long, long road to recovery, and 50% of then people don't make this, they told me. >> reporter: if he was not at home to find his wife, it she likely would have not survived what turned out for a brain aneurysm. with that, they believe the phillies saved her life. >> don came home from work three hours early. the only time don comes home from work is when he's going to a phillies game. otherwiseny stays the rig rather time >> if it wasn't for me going to watch the phillies game that night, she would. >> reporter: be here for this interview. >> reporter: a speech and language the

. >> the secretary of the treasury will announce that from now on, the two blocks of pennsylvania avenue closed to motor vehicle traffic. closing pennsylvania avenue is a practical step to protect against the kind of attack we saw in oklahoma city. i won't allow access to the president to be curtailed. the closing is necessary because of the changing nature and scope of terrorist action. >> i think 9/11 is one that i will never forget. working here obviously changed the president and the nation. we still feel that today. it was a day, for those of us that were here, will never forget. it was such a sense of helplessness. there was a mission he needed to accomplish. not knowing what was happening. 9/11 changed a lot of things. if the president and first lady want to go up for a walk, they can't. >> i do running. there is a track that president clinton kindly put in. people yell, you can hear them yelling. after 9/11, if the president is outside of the south lawn, nobody is on the fence. >> there are moments of loneliness when you live here because you are so where -- so aware of everyone

today he went back to pennsylvania, was in new york last night, went back to pennsylvania today and went back to cleaning up the kids, cleaning up the house, and being a dad again. so he's being a dad again. he's forcing her to say, okay, i forgive you, you're being a dad. >> well, we'll see if that lasts. hopefully it will. he's got to put his money where his mouth is. and while jon is asking kate to forgive him, i've got to wonder what she's thinking, because jon blamed kate for the way he's asking. he said, quote, i was looking for the affirmation at the clubs and bars that i wasn't getting from kate at home. i think i was giving love and it was being reciprocated back to me. i didn't feel respected. she always said i was the ninth child and i felt like the ninth child. cooper, it seems to me like, yeah, i'll apologize, but kate, you've got some apologizing to do yourself. >> we all saw the show. she was more than just disrespectful. she was emasculating at times. so there's no surprise that he would overreact afterwards, after their divorce, after they separated by dating anything th

the north of us, they've been getting a little bit of snow flying through western sections of pennsylvania. it's trying to move in our direction but notice as it gets to the border, the mason-dixon line, it all kinds of -- kind of dries up and falls apart. that's what i expect it to continue to do. we'll become partly cloudy overnight. the winds will come down a little bit. it's going to remain breezy and chilly all night long. i should say breezy and cold all night long. a fantastic weekend is coming our way. details on that coming up. >> see you in a bit. >>> it has taken a lot of work but crews have finally finished repairing a water main break in arlington. the big pipe burst on monday flooding the area near gliebe and zitmar -- ditmar roads. on monday a worker was electrocuted at the site. another remains in serious condition. >>> d.c. police say they spotted a suspect breaking into a car and started chasing him on foot. but the man jumped into rock creek and floated away. police caught up with him still in the water near a boathouse. he was taken to the hospital with signs of hypothe

the sophomore from pennsylvania. >> larry: it's more of a reflexive action than anything. you just have a natural tendency to extend your arm and push. >> dan: jerry wainwright right there trying to pick up another win. he'd love to go home with two ws here. started out 2-0 with win s over columbia and northern iowa. a team that's predicted to win the valley. a team that went to the tournament a year ago. that is so important for teams like the valley for st. joseph's to beat depaul tonight. selection time isn't that far away. you look at the signature wins that you might get. it draws iron. knocked out of bounds. it will stay with the call. >> larry: eric wallace, a very tough shot that time. he's trying to turn around and shoot with his right hand. tough, tough shot for him. or anybody. >> dan: and time-out taken by the blue demons. they couldn't get the ball in. looking forward to watching two great coaches, too. bruce pearl and matt painter. >> dan: 45-44. and you're watching the paradise jam from the u.s. virgin islands. coming up, tennessee and purdue. ten against se

. >> the secretary of the treasury will announce that from now on, the two blocks of pennsylvania avenuebe closed to motor vehicle traffic. closing pennsylvania avenue is a practical step to protect against the kind of attack we saw in oklahoma city. i won't allow access to the president to be curtailed. the closing is necessary because of the changing nature and scope of terrorist action. >> i think 9/11 is one that i will never forget. working here obviously changed the president and the nation. we still feel that today. it was a day, for those of us that were here, will never forget. it was such a sense of helplessness. there was a mission he needed to accomplish. not knowing what was happening. 9/11 changed a lot of things. if the president and first lady want to go up for a walk, they can't. >> i do running. there is a track that president clinton kindly put in. people yell, you can hear them yelling. after 9/11, if the president is outside of the south lawn, nobody is on the fence. >> there are moments of loneliness when you live here because you are so where -- so aware of everyon

he went back to pennsylvania and he was in new york last night. he went to pennsylvania today and cleaned up the kids and the house and being a dad. he is being a dad again. he is forcing her to say okay, i forgive you. you are being a dad. >> we will see if that lasts. he has to put money where his mouth is. as jon asks to forgive him, on the other hand he blamed kate for the way he acted saying i was looking for the affirmation at the clubs and bars that i wasn't getting from kate at home. i was giving love and it was being reciprocated back. i didn't feel respected. she said i was the 9th child and i felt like it. he said i will apologize and you have apologizing to do yourself. >> we all saw the show. he was more than disrespectful. there is no surprise he would overreact after they separated by dating anything that would have him under the age of 25. it's no shock there. a lot of men do that. he did do it. he was hurtful to her. i think he should own up to his responsibility regardless of what the impetus was. >> jon was not the only one spea

it's a quick mover into western pennsylvania by later this morning, western new york state later todayat chicago, you see you're dry. the milwaukee radar picking up rain. southern parts of wisconsin and northern illinois and that is rushing out ahead of the storm. we will see some decent rain, heavier downpours across southern parts of florida. here is the miami radar. most of the action offshore. some of the stuff back in to alligator alley. more rain today. yesterday you broke a record high in miami, 89. today 87, 86. more on that in a bit. >> not bad for denver. thanks so much, job. >>> robbers had to run for their lives. he pulled out his gun when four people tried to rob his jewelry store. one of the robbers shot at him first and this is what happened next. >> when i saw the flash of his gun, i drew my gun. i had it in my pocket and i fired five times. and as i was firing, everybody exited real quick. >> his store was robbed twice before, too. in one attack he was tied up and the robbers took everything. i guess he was ready to go, wasn't he? >>> a defect that could cause millions

mercy of pennsylvania. hi, dear. >> caller: hi, nancy, thank you for taking my call.ave two quick questions. >> okay. >> caller: i have two quick questions for you. my first one is -- do they know for sure if the letter was written by the 15-year-old girl? and not somebody else? and my second question is, do they have motive yet? >> good question. to rupa mikkilineni. we were told yesterday police were led to the 15-year-old playmate sister because of written evidence. now, we later thought to be true that the girl had written out a diary, but apparently there was an anonymous letter that went to police from who? what do we know? >> the police are being tight lipped about this but they did announce initially there was some type of correspondence which led them to the 15-year-old suspect. later they said when they were charging her with first degree premeditated murder they had written evidence which leads us to believe there were two separate pieces of written information. one possibly a diary, the other correspondence. we don't know to who from possibly the suspect.

it's going to honor the crew and passengers who died in the september 11th crash in pennsylvania. mother who lost her daughter said it was a joyful day. >> i was thinking of my daughter, deorra, who was a passenger on flight 93, and, you know, what she would think of -- about today. and she would be very happy and proud that people will have a permanent memorial to come to and remember her and her fellow passengers. >> and organizers say they're going to push to make sure the memorial is completed by september 11th, 2011. that's the ten-year anniversary of the terrorist attacks. >>> one father just got to hug his daughter for the very first time in three decades! >> i never stopped looking. it's just, you know, i never forgot about you. ever. >> they looked for each other for years and years, but they found nothing. but then, a little coincidence changed. y8 >>> the yeas are 220, the nays are 215. the bill is passed. >> health care reform passed the house of representatives last night and it did get some gop support. how many republicans backed the bill? and the next step in the h

again, scattered when it comes in through ontario down to the ohio valley, in through western pennsylvania. here is the pittsburgh radar picking up extremely light rain but it's out there across western p.a. coming through eastern ohio. more showers in to western new york later this afternoon. looking at the rain across lake erie back to ontario, too. back off to the east, you see boston, some light showers just offshore. dries out. more light rain overnight tonight. get away from there. it's heavy when you get down to florida. there's that miami radar and looking at decent rain just offshore. it will build back in to west palm. tropical storm ida is out there near nicaragua. >>> so no waiting and no lines. however, professional sports teams got the h1n1 vaccine while thousands of ordinary folks had to sit and wait. and morgan harrington's parents are not giving up searching for their daughter. they have a message for her and also the person who may have her. >>> morning, sunshine. i'm robin meade. let's salute our troops together. today's salute is from allison hernandez. it's to her husb

look at that frontal boundary down to pennsylvania. the rain out there for that state. getting it across virginia, too, all the way down to north carolina as well. here's the radar coming out from sterling, virginia. look at the rain just western side of virginia in towards maryland, stretching to western p.a., the buffalo radar picture just awash with showers especially the west side of that state. you can see rochester. you're dry. same with syracuse and the finger lakes where you see the rain bleeding in later on this afternoon. something we're definitely watching. as for the rest of the region, the rain really starts to develop around the gulf coast and texas and that slides into the deep southeast starting over the weekend but let me take you live to new york. if you're traveling up there today that one impulse down to your south will affect you later this afternoon. look at the low clouds already in place. the temperature right now in central park, 48 degrees. the high today about 56. now that pacific northwest storm, richard, it's a big time rain/wind snow maker.

there's jersey, here's pennsylvania. can see maryland there, heaveny rain pulling on through delaware and virginia, washington, d.c., lots of rain for you today, too. most of it along the coast but the wind will be up for anybody. philadelphia, d.c., anticipate one hour or more delays. definitely going to be a bumpy ride. boston, charlotte, wind. 30-minute to one-hour delays. over to las vegas, wind again in salt lake city. wind switching over to rain. 30-minute to one-hour delays for that area. more details on that in about a half hour. >>> okay. have you heard about this movie, bob, called "2012"? >> yes. >> it has a lot of people wondering if earth's doomsday is right around the corner. >> gone, gone, gone. still here just a lot better. >> some youtubers are scared but others are saying calm down. >>> president obama leaves today for his first visit to asia as president. he's going to star in tokyo and make stops in beijing and seoul. he'll talk about the u.s. economy, the trade deficit with china, and his plans for a

contrary to most people's thinking, pennsylvania and new york state. i think in these areas plus the south we can be of the greatest help that we have supporters on a list from every single post office in the united states. we are getting other religious groups to do the same the as many millions will be personally circulated. it is felt the majority of these lists are democratic or independent voters and it is felt this would bring about a favorable slang among these voters to you. graham concluded his epistle by announcing that peale was planning to endorse nixon in a sermon. he also extended an invitation for nixon to visit the homan north carolina which is now become a regular requirements of most presidential nominees the my tip north carolina and nixon with high and light the issue without any overt mention of the topic. the next day grant sent a shorter letter with to urgent matters emitted from the first letter. in rio de janeiro at the baptist world alliance meeting shortly after king and kennedy met for three hours at kennedy's home. accordin

vote here contrary to most people's thinking my primary blog lies in the middle west, california, pennsylvania, and new york state that i think in these areas plus the south we can beat of the greatest help the would have supported on our list of every single post office in the united states but were getting other religious groups to do the same, many millions were the personally circulator it is though the majority of these lives are democratic or independent voters. it is also felt this would bring about a favorable swing among these voters to you. he concluded by announcing that teele was going to endorse nixon in our october. extended an invitation to nixon to visit the grand home in north carolina which now have become regular requirement of most presidential nominees. it would highlight the religious issue nationally without any mention of the topic. the next day graham said a shorter letter with two other urgent matters he had matters he had a bit from the. first he had met martin luther king jr. in rio de janeiro. shortly after kennedy and king had met for three hours in kennedy's home

contrary to most people's thinking, my primary following lies in the middle west, california, pennsylvania and new york state. i think in these areas plus the south we can be of the greatest help though we have supporters on our list from every single post office in the united states. we are getting other religious groups throughout the nation to do the same, thus many managers will be personal -- many millions will be personality circulated. it is felt that this would bring about a favorable swing among these voters to you. graham concluded his epistle by announcing that peel was planning to endorse nixon in a sermon in early october. he also extended an invitation for nixon to visit the graham home in north carolina which has now become regular requirement of most presidential nominees. [laughter] that would be a dramatic event, it would highlight the reliberty issue -- religious issue nationally without overt mention of the topic. the next day graham sent a shorter letter with two other urgent matters he had omitted from the first letter. first he had met martin luther king jr. shortly

british had chased the remnants of washington's army across new jersey over the delaware and in to pennsylvania. white coats were in sight of the american capital. congress had fled to baltimore and began debating terms of could the chelation -- capitulation. unless washington could come up with a miracle, and he chose a young college student, lieutenant james monroe, to help me cut miracle happen. they all crossed the delaware during a blinding snowstorm on christmas night only six months after we had declared independence. in trenton 3,000 haitian mercenaries had spent the evening celebrating, and because of the snowstorm, they went to sleep without posting some trees. at dawn the next morning, monroe and his squad sneaked up to the cannon in place at the top of the king street in trenton. the main street washington would have to come up with to capture the town. a haitian soldier stepped outside to do you know what and he spotted them. he shouted the enemy, the haitians poured out into the snow storm in their nightclothes firing at monroe and his men. he felt wounded. the haitians pounced. h

a quick mover, gets in towards western pennsylvania later this morning. western new york later today, too. so you'll see some light showers out there. nothing really heavy. indianapolis, you can see down south more rain, bag up towards wisconsin, and you can see the milwaukee radar picking up light showers. light rain also around chicago. when you see that i said could of light rain, you know the low clouds are there, too, so we will get a couple delays at the airports. but look at the rain just offshore from the southern parts of florida. a record high temperature in miami yesterday afternoon. that warm air still there. showers and thunderstorms now from squup ter all the way down in towards basically miami beach. getting light rain off and on. these thunderstorms will continue to come in off the atlantic all day. heavy down pours by west palm beach. something we'll definitely watch. getting to the west coast, high pressure dominating, but low clouds hanging in tough once again. that's fog for l.a.x. you had a dha yesterday morning. you probably get one

host: on the republican line, that is calling in from pennsylvania. good morning. caller: good morning, sir. guest: good morning. caller: i have a question and i wanted to make a quick comment about you were saying that the pilots make $17,000 a year to start. well, you can blame president reagan for that, busting your union's up. another question i have for you, sir, and please forgive me for my ignorance. i fell asleep on this subject. but you guys support the pilots have been firearms? >> yes, our federal flight deck officer program that is run by hamas security and the tsa has been an outstanding success. while i am not allowed to say in any certainty how many airline pilots there are, i guarantee you that many of the airlines in this country are being protected by airline pilots who have been certified and are carrying a weapon to defend the cockpit. i can guarantee you that there are over five figures worth of airline pilots flying in this country armed and ready to defend their cockpits, and we fully support that program. host: richmond, virginia. calling on

and as it turns out, in pennsylvania. this is the first time an enemy combatant has been given a civilian trial, an o.j. trial. from what eric holder himself says, it is a show trial. he was asked what happens if khalid shaikh mohammed is acquitted? he says, we may detain him as an enemy combatant anyway. if he is an enemy combatant, he should be in the military tribunal that obama shut down and held in abeyance for eight months. >> larry: al, what do you think? >> we had three terrorist trials in new york. under the republicans' administration. they took a much different posture. i think that the -- clearly this was a crime. clearly it was done in new york. i think clearly there are a lot of people that engage in criminal conspiracies outside of the venue that are brought into the venue and tried. i think that the attorney general and the justice department would not have prosecuted them if they weren't confident of a victory. we will see what happens at trial. but clearly, i think they are criminals and should be tried

here's 3-year-old pennsylvania twins, brianna brooklyn hugging in their pink pjs at bedtime and kansas friends of the show, the hardings. jordan, susie. casey. doggy dog, nell. and their favorite pumpkin patch. >>> jayme always punctual to work. she called her job to tell them she'd be running a few minutes late because she couldn't get water at her house. she called her mother just a few days down and asked to use her shower but jayme never nadto work and is never heard from again. >> as frantic search for missing mom jayme sue austin emerges. mom cindy gis holt. >> caller: someone had taken a shower. counter was wet. the counter on the other side of the room. it was quite wet, yes. >> jayme's prized poocha shell necklace, inside of the canister of a vacuum. what happened? >> i suspect something's up. i don't know. is this too unusual for her. >> investigators continue to question scores of witnesses as the search by land, air and water continues. >> i will go to my reporters in just a moment but first jayme's mother. jayme sue austin, age 31. a beautiful mother of two. her mom is wit

. >> out to the lines, jennifer in pennsylvania. hi, jennifer. >> caller: you know, nancy -- >> hi, jennifer. i think you're there. do you have a question, dear? okay. can't hear. let's go to angela in illinois. hi, angela. >> caller: hi. >> hi, dear, what's your question? >> caller: my question is how do they get all these audiotapes if she was already kidnapped? >> okay. how did that work? out to you, mark williams. >> the boy toy, the 25, 26-year-old boy toy, decided to make audiotapes of them making love, and then later they talked about -- >> you know, i hate when that happens. >> -- getting their story straight. >> right in the middle of you trying to kidnap yourself and get $50,000 cold cash your lover makes tapes of you having sex. now, that kind of threw a monkey wrench in the whole thing, mark williams. how did they surface? >> well, they surfaced when -- >> he got arrested? >> yeah. he delivered the tapes. he says, listen, i don't want to get nailed on a kidnapping charge. so he gave them the tapes, said listen to them. a

the university of pennsylvania bookstore in philadelphia is the host of this event, it's about an hour >> thank you very much, it's a delight to be here as an oasis to be in philadelphia. the stock about my book, scrooegenomics: why you shouldn't buy presents for the holidays". you might wonder why i am criticizing christmas. after all what santa claus ever do to me? i have nothing against santa claus or maybe a little. but my view is that the way we celebrate christmas and gift-giving holidays with an orgy of value destruction. in fact, i'm going to try to make the case this evening that around the world we waste, not spend, but waste $25 billion per year. it goes up in smoke,

lisa, pennsylvania. >> caller: nice to talk to you. >> what is your question?> caller: i hope your twins enjoyed their first halloween. my comment on this whole situation, why would you go to a neighbor? i would pick up the phone, call 911 and -- >> excellent point. what about it, doctor? >> it's disturbing. i think there are serious questions about these parents. like you've said, the fact that they would be asleep from 3:00 a.m. until 11:00 doesn't make sense. >>> everyone, let's stop and i would pick up the phone, call 911 and -- >> excellent point. what about it, doctor? >> it's disturbing. i think there are serious questions about these parents. like you've said, the fact that they would be asleep from 3:00 a.m. until 11:00 doesn't make sense. >>> everyone, let's stop and remember. jason dunham. lost his life at a naval hospital, parents by his side. awarded the medal of honor. gave his life saving fellow marines from a navy attack. loved sports, the yankees, dreamed of being a state trooper. leaves behind parents debra and dan. jason dunham, american hero

mercy of pennsylvania. hi, dear. >> caller: hi, nancy, thank you for taking my call.ave two quick questions. >> okay. >> caller: i have two quick questions for you. my first one is -- do they know for sure if the letter was written by the 15-year-old girl? and not somebody else? and my second question is, do they have motive yet? >> good question. to rupa mikkilineni. we were told yesterday police were led to the 15-year-old playmate sister because of written evidence. now, we later thought to be true that the girl had written out a diary, but apparently there was an anonymous letter that went to police from who? what do we know? >> the police are being tight-lipped about this but they did announce initially there was some type of correspondence which led them to the 15-year-old suspect. later they said when they were charging her with first degree premeditated murder they had written evidence which leads us to believe there were two separate pieces of written information. one possibly a diary, the other correspondence. we don't know to who from possibly the suspect.

first pictures of h1n1 vaccine being produced in a sprawling, $250 million facility in swiftwater, pennsylvania other vaccines, the h1n1 virus is grown in chicken eggs in an updated version of a process that's been around since world war ii. >> sam lee: viruses are unique in that they require a living host to propagate. and the egg provides, essentially, a small self- contained, sterile factory for the production of the vaccine. >> pelley: sam lee is director of manufacturing technology at sanofi pasteur, a french drug company. the plant has to be as clean as a hospital operating room. we put on clean suits and hairnets, and passed through airlocks to reach the production line. five companies are making vaccine, but this is the only one in america. i see all these needles going into the top of the egg. is that the virus going into the egg itself? >> lee: there's the needle that comes down. the virus is then introduced in... directly to the egg. the eggs exit the machine and are loaded onto carts. these carts are then wheeled into incubators, where they're environmentally controlled for temperat

pennsylvania friend robin gregory salutes her 24-year-old son army private first class aaron oxenford. a musician who loves animals, especially his beloved dog back home, curtis. >> i'm robin gregory. my salute is going out to my wonderful son private first class aaron oxenford. he's going to pick on me by the end of this because i am going to cry. aaron, we're all very proud of you. we want you to be safe. please know that we love you and can't wait for you to come home. i might not understand why you've joined the army fully, but i'm very proud of what you're doing. i do want to let you know my dog still does not have hair. he shaved my dog's hair off and it didn't grow back.

it'll honor the crew and the passengers who died in the september 11th crash in pennsylvania. one mom who lost her daughter said it was a joyful day. >> i was thinking of my daughter, deora, who was the passenger on flight 93, and, you know, what she would think of about today. and she would be very happy and proud that people will have a permanent memorial to come to and remember her and her fellow passengers. >> organizers say they will push to make sure the memorial is completed by september 11th, 2011. now, that's the tenth anniversary of the terrorist attacks. >>> tomorrow the supreme court will start hearing lawyers' arguments on whether underaged kids should get long prison sentences for certain crimes. the case stems from the sentences of two men, joe sullivan sentenced to life in prison for raping an elderly woman. he was 13 years old at the time of that attack. and terence graham was convicted for his part in armed robberies that took place when he was 16 and 17 years old. he was also sentenced to life in prison. lawyers will argue that giving juveniles life sentence

. >> out to the lines, jennifer in pennsylvania. hi, jennifer. >> caller: you know, nancy -- >> hi, jennifer. i think you're there. do you have a question for me, dear? okay. can't hear. let's go to angela in illinois. hi, angela. >> caller: hi. >> hi, dear, what's your question? >> caller: my question is how do they get all these audiotapes if she was already kidnapped? >> okay. how did that work? out to you, mark williams. >> the boy toy, the 25, 26-year-old boy toy, decided to make audiotapes of them making love, and then later they talked about -- >> you know, i hate when that happens. >> -- getting their story straight. >> right in the middle of you trying to kidnap yourself and get $50,000 cold cash your lover makes tapes of you having sex. now, that kind of threw a monkey wrench in the whole thing, mark williams. how did they surface? >> well, they surfaced when -- >> he got arrested? >> yeah. he delivered the tapes. he says, listen, i don't want to get nailed on a kidnapping charge. so he gave them the tapes, said listen to

okay, lisa from pennsylvania. what is your question, dear. >> caller: i hope your twins enjoyed their first halloween. and my comment on the whole situation, why would you go to a neighbor? i would pick up the phone and call 911 -- >> 911, select point. michelle, what about it, doctor? >> it's disturbing. i think there are serious questions about the parents. like you said, nancy, the fact that they would be asleep from 11:00 -- from 3:00 a.m. until 11:00 just does not make sense. it just does not make sense. >>> let's stop and remember, marine corporal jason dunham. he gave his life saving fellow marines from a attack. dreamed of being a straight trooper. air force vet, two brothers, one sister, and jason dunham, american hero. thank you for being with us. especially to our guests. we will see you tomorrow night. 8:00 sharp, eastern. until then, good night, friend. >>> i am brooke anderson, and here is what is coming up on "showbiz tonight" at the top of the hour. the shocker. are they getting back together? show

you began about writing -- he began with writing about joe biden traveling to rural pennsylvania.ost: the administration this summer went out to rural -- caller: -- guest: the administration this summer went out to rural america. joe biden said to the crowd that used to be very excited, we are going to fund a rule broadband for you. -- royal broadband. all of you farmers will be able to log on to check the prices. the surprising thing is that most people out there are not farmers. might look like farmland. there are rolling fields and crops in cows, but the economy, like a lot of rural america, is no longer agricultural. host: you have two last year. the first is the mix on the funding of counties from 1950 all of the way to 2000. fascinating. guest: all around america there were counties that have agriculture as their economic base. back in those days it was about 40% of people in rural america, working on farms and earning their living from agriculture. today it is like 5%. what you see in the second map is the tiny strip in the middle of the country that is still dependent on a

host: steve is a republican in pennsylvania. you are on. caller: thank you. i am from the vietnam era. you do not send in a few people at a time to get killed for politics or financial gain. you have seen wars in the past. it is usually when the economy is bad. bush senior had osama bin laden against russians as an ally. if you want to get something, you send everything in full force. you step on a cockroach. you do not dance with it. i hope they get everybody in and get it over with. there's something -- you cannot go in halfway. host: thank you for your call. "the wall street journal" has the most details this morning. host: that is details from the british side about what the plan will look like operationally in "the wall street journal" this morning. next call is jefferson city, missouri. john on the democrats' line. caller: hello. host: your tv volume is up. that is causing feedback. hit the mute. go ahead. caller: i am pro-defense and pro republican. i am wondering why after 9/11, when it was a war against al- qaeda, we have kind of lost our focus again

example senator speck or the from pennsylvania wants to televise these trials, civilian trials in newtupidity of the way people are thinking. we already have over 6 thousan" the people in pennsylvania with us and utz find senator speaker and tell him he's wrong. host: thank you are for your time. tam, david mark of the po will itlitco and the airline pilots association and a look at cyber security and jay williams the mayor of youngs town, ohio to talk about economic issues also joined by ed helms on the "washington journal". starts at 8:00 am. we'll see you then. . .

professor robert meyer, university of pennsylvania, who has done a lot of work on all of this. mr. france, let me go to your first. pull that microphone up. i would like to thank you for your service to our country and your bravery. you track down $12,000. >> it is actually $13,000. >> ok. we have to defend you from some scams. we are going to. in your testimony, you made the point that when you made a purchase on a website, you got automatically signed up in a so- called membership club called value max. value max started charging $19.99 per month. >> that is correct. >> [unintelligible] >> that would seem fair. forget my questions and make a statement. >> ok. >> questions will follow. i do this quite frequently. >> it is your show, sir. >> that is true. [laughter] >> i would like to thank you, chairman rockefeller, for inviting me to speak. i would also like to thank the senator of my beautiful home state of florida for his kind words. it was greatly appreciated. my name is ray france and i am a former paratrooper and combat veteran. i fought in afghanistan and iraq. in iraq, i r

. >>> it's also a day to remember in pennsylvania. today in shanksville, they are breaking ground on the permanent 9/11 memorial for the victims of united flight 93. you remember flight 93 was the one that crashed in a field on september 11th. 130,000 people visit that site every year. organizers plan to officially open the memorial on the tenth anniversary of 9/11 in 2011. >>> police shot and wounded a man as they were investigating the killing of a seattle cop on halloween. a police spokesman says officers went to check a car that looked similar to the one that was seen right after the killing. when they approached a man, he pulled a gun. so detectives shot him. a seattle hospital says he was critically injured and had surgery last night. yesterday, thousands of people attended a memorial for the late officer, timothy brenton. he was shot in his car after a traffic stop. >>> a new jersey jury has convicted a man who said he was too fat to kill. jurors rejected his lawyer's claims that he was too fat to run up a flight of stairs and

host: david, from pittsburgh, pennsylvania. good morning. caller: i have not been able to get in since last february. please allow me just three quick points. i am a 60-year-old uncompensated vietnam veteran. i have multiple problems with my body that might stem from agent orange. i had a hernia, a liver disease, bone spurs, arthritis, and it goes on and on. this is complicated by my blood pressure. i do not have medical coverage and the va will love process might claim. what good would it do me to ask congress to switch their debate on medical coverage to jobs if i am too sick to go get a job? that is number one. no. 2 is this, i adopted a phrase from rep homes, the tea party minority, a rush limbaugh entity initiative, is only a cover to hold back progress with medical care until they take back the senate. that is all they want to do, take back the senate. like sheep we are being led astray by the republicans. my third point, let's take the money from tarp funds that they guzzled from us and give it back to us on the ground, here on main s

joseph marrooon, clinical professor of neurological surgery at the university of pennsylvania -- university of pittsburgh medical center, vice- chairman of the department and the high hills dollar in neuroscience -- and a scholar and neuroscience. he has worked with your psychologists -- and neuropsychologitssts, developing the first computerized system for severity and the timing for return to contact sports. it is now the standard of care for concussion management in the football league, the hockey league, major league baseball, nascar, and is used in over 2.5000 colleges and high schools in in as a spirit he has been team doctor for the pittsburgh steelers for over 20 years, and honored by surgical societies around the world. he has been honored and more than one holophane, in addition. we are delighted and honored you would be with us today, dr. maroon. you are invited to proceed. [inaudible] >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'm here first as a neurosurgeon from the university of pittsburgh medical center with a career-long interest in preventing head and neck injuries in sports, and in part