. >> pow, pow, pow. then pow, pow. and silence. a dead silence. >> reporter: one man wounded. one man dead. 51-year-old larry hutchins shot to death. he has work for dpw for 25 year th say he has a stellar record. seven years ago, he married his wife. >> i know we all had to go one day but i never thought he would go this way. >> reporter: he just went off to work this morning? >> went off to work. i talked to him. i said be careful. tell me when you get to work. healled me about 5:38. i dozed back off. next thing, i know the phone richblg i had a missed call now i don't know wch way to go. i don't know if i'm coming or going. i'll be okay. all of my support from family members. >> repter: because of what happened, no trash collection and the city grievance counsellors provided for the dwp workers. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the maryland state police identified the woman who was killed while trying to cross 270 in gaithersburg early tuesday morning. investigats say 25-year-old natasha tobin of ft. washington was illegally walking on the freeway. no charges will beiled agai

. >> pow, pow, pow. and silence. a dead silence. >> reporter: one man wounded. one man dead. 51-year-old larry hutchins shot to death. he has worked for dpw for 25 years. they say he has a stellar record. seven years ago, he married his wife. >> we all had to go one day but i never thought he would go this way will. >> reporter: he just went off to work this morning. >> went off t work. i talk to him at seven clog in the morning. call me when you get to work. he called me about 5:30 a.m. i dozed back off. next thing i know, the phone rang. i had a missed call. i don't know which way to go. i don't know if i'm coming or going right about now. ll be okay. all my support and family members. >> reporter: because of what happened, trash collection in the ty canceled today. grievance counsellors provided for the dpw workersnd police believe putting on a full court press to find a suspect in this case and close this case of murder. back to you. >> pat colli. thank you. >>> police activity shut down numerous roads in rockville this afternoon, creating a traffic nightmar

. >> in the name of jesus,let your pow er go forward. >> we are seeing the altars packed every night. >> especialltouched by pastors one that just told him. >> i was going to leave the ministry, suddenly the pou wer of god began to surge through my body. he was preaching and miracles began to break out. >> reviv is a church on steroids. >> churchofhispresence.org. this goes way beyond mobile folks are getting hits of healing people in distant places. >> some peop can't get here. they can receive in their houses what is going on here. >> god has made it a way to preach to multitudes. >> revivals breaking out all over the regi, country, all over the world. paul strand cbn news reporting from mobile, alabama. >>> thanks paul. religion maybe a big part of society. most americans can can't answer basic estions about their religion or other religions. americans scored a 50 on the quiz, christia had some the worst grades. dale herd has more. >> on the survey, respondents were asked about whether they could name the islamic holy book, first book of the bible and eastern religions. greg smith

. >> pow, pow. >> the person responsible for the shootings was wearing a uniform. have not confirmed what type of uniform. >> police have not made any arrests at this point. we have a crew heading to the scene. we will have a live report on the added security there this morning. >> we celebrated now we celebrate the rescue of the 33 miners altogether. this is the chilean way, which means the right way. >> the president of chile expressing his happiness after the last of the 33 miners was brought out of the mine. >>> more celebrations came as the rescue crew was brought to the earth's surface. this is a joyous ending to the ordeal. initially they thought the men may be trapped through christmas but for them, christmas came early. >>> people around the world watched the rescue mission unfold. even pope benedict addressed spanish speaking people at the vatican thanking god and blessing the miners. >> i continue to entrust our your define goodness. with hope the miners in chile many thanks and may god bless you. >> emotions are strong. one tear came out of me because [

. >> otis said that the pow of god fell on manchester. because the people of god fell on their knees. >> they had two choices, either throw in the wel and say, we're long an entire generation to drugs. or fight back. and it wasn't the whole community that fought back. it was a handful of people that did. but that's very typically the way it works in genuine transformation stories. >> it was amazing. i didn't never dream that god could take someone like me and the way i used to be and put me where i am now. >> after years of running from the law, former drug addict surrenders his life to christ. and helps others get off of drugs at lifeline in a community church. >> guys who did time with me, say, he's lost his mine. and say, i found the right thing and his name is jesus. >> they hit the road in what they are calling "hope for america tour". >> i was in tears a lot. i had a son that died from drugs. and he was only 42. that's why i have such a passion to try to help other people that are addicted. >> and i believe tt we are now, you know,

. >> pow, pow,po pop, pop and silence.nce. >> reporter: 51-year-old larry hutchen was shot to death. he worked for dpw for 24 years. they say he had a stellar record. seven years ago he married his wife and now she's fighting to cope with the shock. >> i talked to him. be careful. call me when you get to work. he called me about 5:38. i dozed back off. next thing i know the phone rang. i had a missed call. now i just don't know which way to go. don't know if i'm coming or going right now. >> reporter: dpw union president says it's time for brentwood and other dpw sites to protect its workers. >> there's no curity in this yard. there's no security in any of the yards. >> reporter: as you can see here they have generators operating lights to try to light the lot there a little better and again also secured guards here this morning breathie inine inine ii workers as they enter. they don't if that gunman was a worker here or not. there's no definite motive in this shooting. back to you in the studio. >> thank you. >>> it's sim

through northeast, pow! through northeast, washington, pow! new york avenue, travel lanes are open. 66 also looking good. it's a monday. it's my fault. back to you guys. >> all rig. thanks, jerry. >>> in the news, itas been nearly a decade since chandra levy's disappearance became a mystery that gained national attention. the murder trial of the man accused of killing her. tracee wilkins joins us live from d.c. superior court. >> reporter: good morning, joe. after a week of jury selection, opening states do begin today. whatare are predicting will be an uphill battle for the prosecution. it's the beginning of one of the most controversial murder cases and is expected to be one of the hard toast prosecute. it is wrought with errors, accoing to legal experts. the prosecutor admitted that mistakes made early on have left virtually no physical or forensic evidence. no eyewitnesses, no dna and no weapons. >> the government lacks direct evidence. no fiber of clothing, a hair, something that would make it more diffult for the defense explain why he i

drinking less alcohol can help about 15% of all post men pause -- menopause sal women have a presis pow -- >>> and halloween's coming up, if your costume include colored contact lenses, we have a health watch you won't want to miss. that's after dr. phil. stay with us. ,,,, i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. the real andy harris. his past attacks have been called deceptive, his new attack, false. harris voted for deregulation increasing our electric bills by 72% it's not surprising, harris always sides with the big guys. he opposes cracking down on wall street and supports tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas. harris even opposed making big insurance cover cancer screenings. andy harris' extreme ideas will cost us. bob ehrlich says he wants to fix maryland. but he increased state spending by record amounts. ehrlich raised $3 billion in taxes and fees... including property taxes... and a 40% increase in college tuition. and now he's made over $1 billion in new promises... with no plans to pay for them... except for cutting education. cuts that will lay off teacher

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this is powe with efficiency. this is an interior th exceeds even the promise of the exterior.is is the all-new jaguar xj. the stunning result of taking a very different road. >>> two co-hosts of "the view" walked off the set today during a debate about a proposed music near ground zero it happened with a debate with fox news host bill o'reily. he suggested it would be inappropriate to build the mosque so close to ground zero. that's when whoopi goodberg asked why. just minutes later, o'reily clarified he was talking about muslim extremists. a majority of amecans are against building the mosque so close to ground zero. >>> earlier tonight "30 rock" took to the air with a live episode. the cast and crewtill have one more to go before the night is over. we are inside the real 30 rock studio with reaction to all of this. >> reporter: that's right, jim. just outside the audience entrance to studio a-h. the second performance will be coming up in about 20 minutes. we caught up with tina fae tina. she was breathing a huge sigh of relief because her show had done something that had ne

move is designed to help make the remaining dealerships more profitable and allow them to offer more pow and services to customers. >>> having a hard time obeying the state's new keep ban, we'll tell you about a new invention that could give you a big hand in keeping yourself from breaking the law. plus, a truman of the people. a former president gets down and dirty, helping to provide a new start for an east baltimore family. two governors, two different approaches. even in good times bob ehrlich didn't make education a priority. he increased college tuition by 40%, cut school construction by $200 million, and ehrlich voted to eliminate the department of education while serving in congress. but in the toughest of times, martin o'malley has made record investments in public schools, new school construction, and o'malley froze college tuition four years in a row. with martin o'malley, our children always come first. four years ago, bob ehrlich got fired as governor of maryland. for good reason. first, he protected tax loopholes for giant cable cable companies. then, he let utilities jack

kung pow calimari. oil, dijon mustard, fresh herbs, of course solt and pepper and fresh lemon juice. just give that a stir. this is going to go right on top each. >> this is just underneath a standard devilled egg. >> starred, just a bit better. a little bit devilish. some fresh crab salad, of course bacon bits everywhere and chive oil here i'm going to drizzle over the top. >> beautiful. what are you calling these for the halloween special. >> crab devilish eggs. >> all right. to the next thing. >> here, we are going to make this awesome, one of my favorite things ever a calamari, here is the kung pow sauce starting with sesame oil, ginger, onion, saute that for ten seconds, fresh scallion. deglaze with this sherry. a lot of times you'll find it in a chinese cooking. >> okay. >> here a bit of hoisan and oyster sauce. and a little bit of water. you can use chicken or vegetable stock. >> to break it down a little? >> totely. cook it up for a minute and thicken it with a bit of corn starch. >> hmm. now th

. >> reporter: the destructive pow over this muscle-bound storm could be seen in the damage it left behind. by mid-afternoon, at least 12 tornadoes has been reported in its wake. high wind warnings were up in 11 states with wind gusts north of 60 miles an hour that are seldom felt in places like south haven, michigan, or anywhere else in the region. >> at times it's still hard to stand up, the wind is blowing so hard. >> reporter: just walking was a battle in battle creek, michigan, while in wisconsin the storm came up so fast workers at this tractor plant said they ran for their lives. tornado warnings and watches stretched from marquette, michigan, to memphis, tennessee. it may or may not have been a twister that wrecked justin schroeder's farmhouse south of chicago but to him it was probably a distinction without a difference. >> you didn't see anything, you didn't hear anything. it was just literally like someone dropped a bomb out of the sky. >> reporter: the storm was the result of a collision between cold canadian air and the warmer midwestern variety. it was nearly 80 degrees monda

fran sees scott key -- frances scott key wrote a pow many. >> it's baltimore beer week and that means what? >> that means celebrate everything beer. >> there are several events. >> 340 events total. so far we've had 200 so far. >> what would be a beer event. at max's they have a lot. >> a beer event would be a special tapping of real ale, a brewer visiting. you get to meet and agreement tastings of all different flavors. >> one of the things they made up, which is a beer passport. >> the beer passport basically gets the all your good beer destinations in the state of maryland year round. this is where you know to get good beer. >> it's like the right kind of beeper. and then when you go to one, they sign it. here i have one hand. i'm a one handed beer talking guy. then they sign it. >> this is an autograph. >> see. not everybody has that. later you'll compare beer signatures. >> we will. >> talk about the beer dinners and the guy who runs dog fish, which is a famous. >> he's -- there's a brunch on sunday. >> what is a beer dinner. to me it sounds like seven courses of beer. >> you pai

if you hang around the village long enough, it's not the drugs or the drink, you can see edgar allen pow walking down the street because the village still has those dimensions. you can hear herman melville. all that right up to allen ginsberg and bob dylan is still alive at the same time. there's no difference between the past and present. that's how bob dylan begins describing himself. there's a remarkable section going to the new york public library and wanted to find ways to take the songs he was hearing of the white horse that were being sung and give it an american substance, find an american template to fit that spirit of rebellion and history. why do you go? you go to the library, and where do you go? you don't read other people's books which he had done, but you go to the sources themselves, and that's the newspapers of the time. where did bob dylan go? the microfilm room of the new york public library, 15 years ago before i was in the same room doing something much different and less interesting. he went to the new york public libraries to read the newspapers and get in touch wi

does the congress have the pow 24 do that? >>shepard: the congress said you will continue to social security. >>guest: yes. that is a good argument, shep and an argument that the lawyers for the justice department who are defending this statute you making that congress forces to us do things affirmatively. >>shepard: while we were speaking, the associated press sources quoted as saying "the government will ask the court to allow "don't ask, don't tell" to continue pending appeal." a judge ruled that "don't ask, don't tell" was unconstitutional and must end immediately and now sources are saying that the government will ask the court to allow "don't ask, don't tell" to continue pending appeal. this is not a surprise. >>guest: no, the court will say "no," because she said this is a world-wide moratorium on "don't ask, don't tell" and the government will have to go to the 9th circuit court of appeals, the appellate court in california to get the worldwide injunction impositioned by a san diego federal district judge overturned or

many voters will get multiple ballots, requiring extra powe damage. alameda is -- extra postage. alameda county is sending out 3 and the postage will be increased to 78¢. we want to remind voters how much postage is needed. >>> sarah palin is making an appearance in the bay area today. she is expected to speak at the liberty and bay area freedom forum at 3:00 this afternoon. it will be followed by a vip reception and dinner. >>> we are learning new details about the hunting accident back in 2006 when then vice president dick cheney accidentally shot one of his companions. we have new information about the extend of the victim's injuries -- extent of the victim's injuries. good morning, allison. >> reporter: that is right. we are learning harry wittington was possibly closer to death and his injuries more dire than anyone knew after he was shot by dick cheney five years ago. the 82-year-old texas lawyer did an extensive interview with the washington post. he already reported he had a mild heart attack, but is also revealing he had a collapsed lung and underwent invasive surgery af

military veterans and former pows can fish trout without a license. >> other new laws require motorists to give bicyclist 3 ft. space and a new calculation formula for child-support could mean an increase in payments. >> since we did not have time for all four hundred new laws, we do have a complete look at them on our website, wbaltv.com. there is a link right on the front page. >> after about zero weeks of speculation, rahm emanuel officially said farewell. this morning president obama announced he was resigning abs' chief of staff. he is heading home to chicago and expected to begin a bid for mayor. mr. obama's senior advisor, peak rouse, will serve as interim chief of staff. cln-up continues across the state tonight. the massive brain storm broke up the eastern seaboard, dumping between three and 14 inches of rain. in annapolis, several businesses use sandbags to keep the water at bay. a flood warning for an original, harvard, and baltimore counties -- for anne arundel, harford, and baltimore counties is set to expire in about 50 minutes from now. a 34-year-old victim was shot in th

. >> kerry sanders at cope a powe in chile. >> asking for yes or no he gives 100 legalese. seems to be part of the campaign in delaware. >>> the midterm 2010 secret money machine keeps getting the attention it deserves in part because o two of its principleenablers are doing such a bad job of reporting it. karl rove can't give a straight answer. ed gillespie is pretending secret donors crave anonymity. senator claire mccaskill, response or of the angst and nonbully if you ever met one joins me in a moment. a fund-raiser at scranton, pennsylvania. >> i challenge karl rove to tell me that this money isn't coming from billionaires, millionaires, insurance company, oil companies, major expectatives who have about as much in common and concern with people in northeast pennsylvania as i don't know what. >> recover ignored the vice president's challenge, having ignited it of okay. far more telling. rover's answer about foreign money. >> can you guarantee that none of the money -- none of the funding going to groups you support that you've raising money for comes from foreign entit

if you have a gas-powered or diesel-pow ired generator, imagine in your studio having a huge generatoru which means the bandits, the other guys, can sneak up on you and get close and you don't know they're there. with solar, we'll have much better security awareness around us. >> major, how much do you think we'll see the military moving toward alternative energy? again, it's not about being environmentally friendly. it's literally for cost and security. >> think it's going to happen and happen as a quickly as the military can get it to happen. the beauty of this is in many ways the americans -- the military can make the effort, spend money that they have, get this technology proven out to the troops. but the spin-off on that, it's good for our sons and daughter es, that's for dash sure, but they also provide the impetus for technology to become available to americans here in america. >> thank you very much for joining me today. i appreciate your time. >>> consumer reports is out with its pick for the absolute worst credit card. the question is are you carrying it in your wallet? >>> a

the balance of pow irtilts in favor of -- power tilts in favor of democrats. republicans need 39 pick-ups to wrestle control of the house. jim angle reports on localizing the midterms. >> reporter: democrats around the country are running ads with an unusual message. they don't blame me for policies of the obama administration. >> voted against the healthcare bill, against cap and trade. even voted against the wall street bail-out, not once but twice. >> bobby stands up to nancy pelosi. >> bobby bright opposed bail-out. >> bobby bright voted against the healthcare bill. he will repeal what is wrong with it. >> when nancy pelosi and obama pressured chet edwards, he stood up to them and voted no against the trillion-dollar healthcare bill and no to cap-and-trade. >> reporter: the democrats are stressing independence for good reason. the administration policies are unpopular in many places and democratic candidates don't want to be the fall guy. >> voters the end to see mid-term election as referendum of party in power. >> reporter: president obama has been on th

he told me this ramsey pow-wow was coming up at the end of the month in february of 2009.diate and have an advisory committee and go from there. so information was conveyed at that time from myself, from other people. from lou smith. the renowned colorado detective that died two months ago. i feel that's what they really need to focus on now. >> you know, the prosecutor who used to work for the d.a. in boulder told me there's a new d.a. in town and he feels confident they're going to uncover new ground in this. thank you so much for weighing in. i appreciate that. >> thank you. >>> coming up -- donald trump for president? that's what some new hampshire voters would actually like to hear. the donald's response next. >>> first, they say blonds have more fun. i'm here to tell you they don't. but company is hoping the blonds bring in more money. a resort run by blond haired people only is opening up. that's right, brunettes need not apply. you'll see only blond staffers right down to the pilot who is fly visitors into the island nation. a lithuanian company is behind the idea.

african-americans who have a pow over society, that would have been impossible decades ago. >> is thedivide greater in these two groups or does one empower the other? >> well, i think the two main groups, the mainstream and the abandoned, think if you look at the figures and look at what's happening, in fact, the distance is increasing. the distance geographical because people move to other neighborhoods, economic and socially and culture rally, the gap is widening, and i kind of wanted to do this resurvey of black america as a way of focusing attention and saying, you know, there's a big group of people who are being forgotten and the danger of being left behind for many generations more. >> well, it's powerful reporting and we thank you. >> thank you so much. >> i love the cover. it's wonderfully graphic way of symbolizing what you're talking about. thank you, as always, gene robinson. >>> coming up the latest on the terror threats overseas. >>> plus two dozen more nato trucks fire bombed today. trucks fire bombed today. we'll be live from islamabad. >>> and should there be a two-mo

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if there is a day we have 10% unemployment, people would be having a pow wow and dancing and singingn the streets. it has an effect out there. the native people are in survival mode every day. where i come from, the average lakota lives on $6,100 per year, which is not much. everybody is in survival mode, doing what they can and living with the land, not on the land, but with the land. >> we're talking a lot about poverty today, all over this country, the recession that has affected so many, talking about unemployment figures of, what, 10% nationally they say. what about on the reservation? are 86%'s at unemployment. today. >> 86%? >> 44,000 lakota today and out of that come up 86%. we have such a high rate of diabetes as well as the average life expectancy is 50 years old. so i am pretty lucky. >> yet when a lotf the press ages of what is happening in the country are also about gambling and casinos and native reservations. in california, supposedly the native tribes there are the biggest lobbying group or one of the biggest lobbying groups in the united states. how with the clash of

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. >> san francisco is the fourth city in the world to offer clean pow tore cruise ships. the others are also here on the west coast. seattle, vancouver, british columbia, and juneau, alaska. >>> specific homes being targeted and the items thieves are going after. >>> a simple warning for you this morning. don't leave your atm card in the machine. thieves are tricky. we'll explain what they're doing to get hold of money in your account. >>> and we go live to new york for the opening bell which is about ready to ring on wall street. how a trip to the mall will effect stocks today. >>> right on time. right when we come back they ring the opening bell. they're waiting for us. looks like a pretty good day on wall street. and a brand new company is trading on the new york stock exchange this morning. >> really? >> yep. on the ringing the bell energy. priced below the expected range but it is a green company. they sell pollly silicone material to solar engineer companies out of china. first day of trading there. look at the bottom part of your screen. up 20 points. steve and i a

connecticut is we can and we should create more than -- >> let's bring in jonathan now, a reporter for poweristina bellantoni. a good day to both of you. >> good morning. >> hi. >> jonathan, talk about these ads. do you see either candidate as having an edge on the issue of jobs. >> certainly you've got an edge, think for linda mcmahon because she has created private sector jobs. it's a double-edged sword for her because you saw the ad that blumenthal ran. there was steroid abuse at the time. but at the same time she's created jobs not only for the wresters but the announcers, the people who make crazy costumes, people who put oil on muscles. there are all kinds of jobs. you may have seen the worst answer from blumenthal about the answer to the worst job ever created. as said, this is a race where blumenthal is up by a lot and linda mcmahon still has quite a ways to go to catch him. >> christina, let's talk about the latest poll in the state of connecticut. they give blumenthal a 54% edge. do you think she still does? >> this race has actually been a little bit in flux. you've seen polls wh

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you'll see a president obama trying to do -- you'll see executive pow area great deal more. >> douglas brinkley, good to talk to you today. thank you. >> thank you. >>> there are airport delays all over the country due to weather, kind of feeling like a monsoon is passing over the east coast right now. major delays at new york's airports and new jersey and san francisco as well. people have abandoned their submerged cars in virginia. flooding closed roads -- roads and it left people struggling just to get around. we have video of a school bus stranded in virginia. there that is. tires as you can see submerged, and all the water is serious. at least five people have been killed in these storms, including a family and two children when their jeep hydroplaned, they ended up in a canal. we are just hearing that rescue teams in north carolina have pulled multiple people from flooded homes and vehicles. the weather channel's eric fisher is in new york city. how long do people have to deal with this stormy weather, eric? >> reporter: well, in terms of the stormy weather, we're talking about j

but with regard to powing material online, is there any sense that teens are aware that this is a problemw do you combat that? >> through education. kids have to be spoken to. because a lot of things kids write on such website, what happens is they go to apply to a college, somebody will google their name and somebody will read about them or what they wrote. it could take a college admissions officer to say, i don't want this person. you go to look for a job. you want to talk to children about consequences of what they do. why are you doing it? what is the purpose of it? and if you feel that it's positive, it's one thing. but when it's done intentionally to harm, that's a whole other level. >> but is that the kind of thing we had to do years ago prior to this internet? wasn't it that bullies duked it out on the playground or whatever and it was done and over with. what is it that technology has introduced that make us have to deal with it this way? >> a whole new forum, not only bullying but a way of life. you have 24/7 communication. i would be sitting here with a cell phone filming you

>> you have the pow for the your hands.networking tools. we've seen it in terms of covering social events across the world, use it to remind people, tuesday is yet to come and you can make a difference. >> one thing i've been saying on my show for quite a while, the democrats are terrible at marketing. they don't understand how to sell their programs. and two weeks ago, jerry brown was done in term's the governor's race in california. barbara boxer was done. carly fee reno was measuring -- fiorino was measuring drapes. now what we find is, not so fast, those races are closing. in maryland, it was a dead heat three weeks ago. now, it's a 14-point lead. so things can change. to your point, tuesday has not come yet and the only thing that will allow the predictions from last tuesday to come true this tuesday is if we stay home and don't participate. >> none of the comments address the economy. this morning we got news that g.d.p. rose 2%. so it seems like we're on a trajectory in the right direction. can you talk about your un

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. >> well, councilman oliverio was found in powe session of four signs. hundreds of signs have have gone missing in the last few weeks. >>> well, first lady michelle obama, flies here to the bay area today. she'll be here for a democratic fund-raiser tonight in san francisco. it will be at the fairmont hotel for senator barbara boxer who is -- who is in a tight race with carly fiorina. >>> 7:35. later today, the san francisco giants will be working out at at&t park getting ready for the 2010 world series. this morning, kraig debro spoke to some fans determined to get the tickets for these big games. kraig joins us from at&t park. do they have a shot? any chance of getting tickets? >> reporter: well, earlier there was -- as you hear the ambulance behind me -- there is a couple of guys in line. they are trying to buy tickets at the ticket booth. the earlier -- they got here at 5:15. but none of them, knew about the tickets being sold here. >> reporter: a frozen rope in baseball is a hard hit line. a frozen person is ryan. that sent the giants to the world s

pow work could shift. it was only in the 79 these madison and jefferson identified the same source of tierney. that is when hamilton steps between them and president washington and the bid to consolidate national power in one place. madison and jefferson deferred in meaningful ways on the meaning of slavery. both advocated the decolonization of freed slaves on the west coast of africa. but they're underlining thinking was remarkably dissimilar. jefferson, the amateur anthropologist and scientist saul the inevitability of a bloody race of the races were not permanently separated. his belief is in spite of having witnessed first hand the productive lives of african-americans in philadelphia. he could not turn away from a series of blood lines and degradation this of the species through breeding practices. on a trip with jefferson to new york state in the 1791, madison observed the talent of a black farmer who hired white laborers. he was impressed with the man's understanding of the agrarian economy. the qua

a new pows tr its democra the topic may be the economy, foreign affairs, or educatio >> we're investingtps. >> i so strongly disagree with the econoc plas releal wehe republican leaders in congre which woul education by 20%. >> reporter: vice president joe biden was officially on the campaign trail warning a republican congress would roll back new credit card safeguards >> we'll see a rerun of the last movie that ended in devastation for so many american people. >> reporter: as the white house fired up democrats, a new poll gave the party new hope for november. >> the playing field right now doesn't look as bad for democrats as it did a month ago, but is clpubl still have a definite advantage >> reporter: anabc news/"washington post" poll of likely voters still shows an unnamed republican defeating an unnamed democrat, 49% to 43%. last month that gap was twice as wide. a 13-point advantage for the gop. still, an anti-incumbent mood is perilous for the party in power. >> you can't lose independents by 20 ots peco lot of these seats. >> reporter: republicans also the teas be driving enthu

the officer jumped inside for protection, and, pow, sue smashed in the windshield.rampage before giving up on the police car and running into a field. animal control fired a tranquilizer shot. psewas not hit but she ran for the trees. her owner was able to calm her down and get sue under control. >> sue's owner said he locked the chimpanzee in a semi tractor-trailer parked in a vacant lot and somehow sue escaped and he was cited because in kansas city, it's illegal to have a chimpanzee in city limits and soon sue will have a new home at the kansas city zoo, where she belongs. >> thanks. >>> the rising cost of health insurance, why you could be shelling out a lot more for your health coverage next year. ♪ [ smack! ] [ smack! smack! smack! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum ta tum tum tums nothing works faster. if you live for performance, upgrade to castrol edge advanced synthetic oil. with eight times better wear protection than mobil 1. castrol edge