file that under the quotation of the day. >> disqualified from the raffle.>> there is justice in the world. >>> this morning on "world news now," tropical threat. millions of americans batten down in preparation for that massive hurricane. >> irene left a mess behind in the caribbean as the category 2 hurricane and it could strengthen even more before making a beeline for the east coast. it's wednesday, august 24th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> and good morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm tanya rivero. it is the first hurricane in years to threaten the east coast. look at the size of this storm system. see who's preparing for this emergency and find out the hurricane's latest track. >> they say that report yesterday, they say that thing is 700 miles wide. so, a lot of us on the east coast, we're going to feel something over this next couple of days. >> absolutely. i think sunday it's supposed to hit up here, right? >> sunday is the d-day here in new york. >>> another big story on wednesday morning, the strongest earthquake in ne

you need to visit all of the food stations, and once your ticket is mark, you can take it to a raffle, drop it in the bowl to with a gift certificate from one of the participating restaurants, and the winner of the raffle will be notified by phone or e-mail. remember, doors to the green room not going to open. we still have a little bit more of our ceremony here, so stay and enjoy the grand finale. now, i would like to turn the program over to rose, who has overseen the finale of this event since 2008. she also coordinates the decision america pageant coordinates all of tonight's multi-cultural performances as well. [applause] >> thank you very much. each year, it is our pleasure to invite friends of the community to showcase their heritage. everyone, please, for this year, joined in the segment with your party applauds, sing along, or just get up and dance, okay? we want to have a lot of enthusiasm because we have so much to celebrate. ladies and gentlemen, the 2011 cultural procession. [applause] ♪ [applause] >> hello. thank you everyone. how you guys doing? we have one last song fo

nick entered the raffle, nick entered the raffle. twin brother nate didn't have time to overthink it, he just stepped up, took the shot and scored, winning $50,000. because they're twins, everybody thought it was his brother's nick until the boy's dad came forward for the sake of a lesson in truth. organizers are now debating if he should still get the money even though he was a stand in for his brother. >>> when we come back here tonight, the innocent victims of the bp spill, how are they doing after all those promises to clean up the water for the animals? an everyday momenter ] can turn romantic anytime. ♪ and when it does, men with erectile dysfunction can be more confident in their ability to be ready with cialis for daily use. cialis for daily use is a clinically proven low-dose tablet you take every day, so you can be ready anytime the moment's right. [ man ] tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sexual activity. don't take cialis if you take nitrates for

before the game, amy gamble of san francisco won a raffle and the prize, world series ring. the rings authentic. over $770,000 was raised through the raffle which will help youth and their families in california. wow. a's trying to bet hurricane irene in boston. a solo shot in the sefndle red sox would score at the bottom of the half. hudson tries to help the a's winging out else burry, but it's only strike two. the a's could have used that. ellsbury with an rbi double and the red sox win big, 9-3 the final, all that rain pushed game two back self hours. ortiz, big papi, a two-run jack. 2-0 sox in the second. branton continues to impress. that's at's good as it got for the a's. they drop game two. the weather a little better in jersey where they're wrapped up a shortened 54 hole barclays. nothing but nut. fires a 6-under 65 for a story stroke victory. matt kuchar's fifth career pin on the pga tour. the 49ers offense pulled a disappearing act tonight against texas. most of their completion went to the other guys. a good night's sleep. woman: which means a little heat to keep

luckily when she went out she filled out a raffle ticket. >> she is filling out a raffle ticket with her name, phone number and address. >> a little on the not bright side. >> they got the address lifted listed a ticket and informed her she won a trip to jail. >> all expenses paid. >> and more rights for fliers, now rules coming today. >>> also, and vote coming today that could mean a shorter school year for one of the bay area's school districts. >> libyan forces claim control of the capital of tripoli but where is moammar khadafy? >> two areas we do have flight delays in minneapolis and chicago, check out flight the kincaids live here. across the street, the padillas. ben and his family live here, too. ben's a re/max agent, and he's a big part of this community. there are lots of reasons why re/max agents average more sales than other agents. experience, certainly. but maybe it's also because they care about the markets they serve and the neighbors who rely on them. nobody sells more real estate than re/max. visit remax.com today. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini slee

. >> she is filling out a raffle ticket with her name and phone number, her address. brilliant. >> a little on the not bright side. >> police went to the woman's home and arrested her. she faces felony charges. >>> scientists have may have solved mystery. five years of detective work have turned up the origin of the german lager. it happened about 600 years ago when a species of wild yeast may i had to argentina somehow hitchhiked it's a way to europe and mixed with europe there. hybrid yeast child it into lighter crisper drinks the ones we know as lager. >> 5:25. next at 5:30, one bart protest, 45 arrested and hints we could be doing this all over again next week. >> also ahead, the changes that are coming to candlestick after fans get violent at 49ers raiders game. >> and new questions who was at fault in the death of a pedestrian hit by a san francisco muni bus. >> here is a look at high temperatures, hottest around dallas, 104 and phoenix 115. how about mid to upper 90s salt lake city and denver. if you are heading to the east coast, upper 70s to 80s for boston an

if the four of us or five of us or even andy, let's include him, were at an event and got the raffle did and they said who ever wins gets to take the shot and they called my number, i can give my ticket to tucker or kimberly, and you can go do the shot. what's the big deal here? i don't understand what the controversy is. >> i believe his name was on it. >> i don't think -- it is like those raffle -- as i understand it. >> tucker has information on this that we didn't bother to read. >> exactly. >> they did tell the truth. >> it wasn't the right kid. take a sword and cut the puck in half. >> i thought you wanted to cut something else in half. >> kimberly, are you a legal eagle. aren't the twins one person and therefore deserve the money. >> if you look at it from a scientific perspective and do an analysis of the dna you have a great point. that's what i would argue. how can you tell the difference? swab them. come on. in the spirit of the idea of the competition, give the kid -- the boys are going to split it anyway. so come on. >> his name wasn't on the ticket. >> beck said it earl

after winning a raffle for the $50,000 grand prize, nate smith put a puck through a hole this size, justely enough to get the puck through. 89 feet away, but the ticket belonged to his identical twin brother. he was outside at the time. the insurance carrier will have to decide whether to ante up. >>> what a shock that was. >> come on. >> two run lead with brian wilson on the mound. what can go wrong? giants suffer the most giants suffer the most devastating loss of the go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. with totino's pizza rolls. big pizza taste in a bite size roll that my kids can't resist. plus i get two box tops for their school. totino's pizza rolls. the pizza way to snack. and safeway's 10% back to schools program, now there are two ways to earn cash for your kids school. from august tenth through september thirteenth look for products marked with the yellow bus and earn even more by signing up f

routamin street paid ads you can see, it's all about neighbors inning to no neighbors there are games, raffles, hot doug's, music, and just plain fun -- hot dogs, music and just plain fun. this will result in david and striving wednesday night two weeks am not a month from now in a year from now, we able to walk a neighborhoods into the wood to call one another by names. we are also able to call up our neighbors. >> reporter: they even had the police out here playing ping- pong. i thought a month ago, a 3- month-old baby was killed in a drive-by shooting. we return the that had to be turned around the city -- to tell you how that turned around this city. >> a girl was there an hour ago in oakland when mayor jean quan pics celebrated initiatives to set a state record with our own hideout block party tonight -- her own block party tonight. you can find more information and a complete list of national night out events happening tonight around the bay area by looking under the section when you get to a homepage at ktvu.com. >>> officers suspended a search for a suspect after a long way freeway cha

caught in the process of properly using the carpool lane, then you get registered automatically for a raffle ticket for a giants game, programs like that. although after the performance against the marlins, i'm not quite so sure about that. and last, but not least, we really are going to see good public-private partnerships come out of this and that's where the real effectiveness is going to be. sharing both the costs and benefits to program and putting a lot of thought into the -çptem.lf we're reminded of the riddle of how do you eat an elephant? you eat an elephant one bite at a time. what the city has done and what s.f. environment has done is you've identified the elephant. you wrestle him into the room and then you invited us all to sit down and share our recipes. so we look forward to dialoguing with y'all. thank you. [applause] >> hi, mayor lee. my name is melissa. i'm the director of environmental affairs for gap , inc. as members of the san francisco business community, we're writing to express our support for the city and county of san francisco's greenhouse gas emissions reduction

live from moscow these are the top stories maybe as raffles and nato are closing you know colonel gadhafi is home town where he believes he might be hiding in while western countries waste no time in securing big business in the war torn country. russia puts forward a un resolution calling for dialogue to broker peace in syria the document is took our waters proposed by the u.s. and european states which moscow says is siding with anti-government protesters. and a british court is accused of trying to gag a world war two veteran the eighty five year old has been jailed for recording a court hearing but activists claim the real reason why he's speaking out against corruption and the judiciary. the next hour shows you some of the best places to relax and enjoy the summer and the russian capital. great. soldiers with the police. oh the fire going to miss the south where we're going to pull down since i'm drinking water to say the political or cultural line mobs where they use that simple meeting places all viewed as the sick ones it. doesn't exist in for singles cases and we start up the act

. >>> a man who won tonight's raffle almost didn't show up.ee why his wife asked him to reconsider it. >> reporter: laguardian of virginia won it for the second time. >> i've been the bridesmaid so it's nice to get the win here. >> reporter: gardian says he almost didn't run this morning after coming down with a case of food poisoning. >> i felt terrible. and my wife said maybe you shouldn't run. and i said i've been second here, i want to redeem myself. >> reporter: gardian was one of hundreds to show up for the run this morning. along with the people running in the race, race organizers say about 100,000 people came to watch and support the runners. the runners say the spectators and their signs helped keeping at the signs. >> there's a sign that says p.s. don't die. and we laughed about that for a mile. there was another one that said, don't stop people are watching. >> reporter: for people at different levels of experience. after winning the race, gardian and another runner went back to help a friend finish. >> it was awesome. i got teary

and then i looked at the raffle stall, and the first prize in the raffle was a walter matthau video. and then thom robb would kind of make all these kind of nebbishy jokes. i say in the book that it was -- it was surprising to find myself toning down my jewish character traits so as to not alienate a grand wizard who (unintelligible) woody allen, you know? so -- and i found that very funny, the amount of jewishness that the klan didn't even realize was -- was, you know... c-span: right in their presence. >> guest: right in their presence! c-span: but you also talk about thom robb -- now, what was his actual title? >> guest: he'd kind of eliminated the title grand wizard. he was a grand wizard, but he called himself "national director." you see, he's -- he's banned the "n" word and he's -- he's banned hatred from the klan, but he's also banned all the language. he's banned, you know, the grand pooh-bah and... c-span: but there was a time where he slipped into -- and you pointed out in the book, where he got a little bit tight. >> guest: yeah, he started -- we did this rally in michiga

their across through their paces with some spectacular aerobatics to sell if it is out on the sky raffle for all sane as told to him now so what's in store this. tells all it is the first day and is just about to a takeoff air show started and as he said earlier they will be showcasing a lot of new technology here there's a lot of russian participation here a lot of the participants are russian companies there are also foreign a contentions from france germany c.i.s. countries interestingly enough for the russian side at least one of the most highly anticipated models is the fifty fighter jet now it has been more than twenty years since a russian made a new generation military aircraft has been produced so again this is the first time it will be unveiled and taken to the skies in the public now however behind me there's also some commercial planes you can see the boeing seven eight seven dreamliner and the airbus a three eighty two of the biggest commercial airliners out there so at the organizers do think that they can achieve or go beyond the a ten billion dollars in contracts they sec

precious metals they're also gaining often scenics trading on tuesday and gold just keeps on setting the raffle to keep it out from something that traditionally trades really image to gold and silver is also gaining itself four percent this hour. despite trading out a record of many analysts say gold has potential to climb significantly higher school cars are from goldline international explains the reasoning. there's a lot of concern about sovereignty there's concern about the u.s. and there's concern about the economy and those are strong components of why gold is perform well as far as whether it's in a bubble or not there are very few people actually invested in gold so it's still under penetrated in the marketplace and it has a good at all its all time inflation adjusted high of twenty three hundred dollars so many analysts are saying that there's still a lot of running room for the price of gold even given its price point today or the russian ruble seen a dramatic decline against the euro and u.s. dollar in recent days prime minister. extra money into the economy if needed however the cen

"we came here....and expected to t to ...now we're >>> ireneen raffles but the damage left behind ise billions, how the battered states are coping and cleaning up tonight. >> they came here, they expect to go to new york, and now we're stuck here. >> airports re-opening back east as the backlog is unbearable for some travelers. the progress being made to get people where they are going. >>> another b.a.r.t. protest planned for rush hour here at civic center tomorrow, and it's just not b.a.r.t. riders that need to be concerned. cbs 235 "eyewitness news" is

over $770,000 was raised important the raffle which will help underserved youth and families in northern california. wow! >> a's trying to beat hurricane irene in a double hitter in boston. rookie going on the other way. tenth home run on the road trip. a solo shot ties it at one in the second. two in the bottom half and hudson tries to help the a's. it's only strike two and they could have used that. next pitch, he bangs one off the monster for an r.b.i. double and red sox will take game one 9-3. >> all that rain, delayed it several hours. david or tidz, two-run jack and 2-0 sox in the second. brandon continues to impress, getting him at first but that is good as it gets for the a's. they drop game two, 4-0. >> they rapped wrapped up an addition for barkley. nothing but net. he shoots a 65 for a two stroke victory. fifth career win on the pga tour. >> 49ers are hoping to get their offense unleashed gentsz the texans but houston gave them a problem. harbaugh was looking for big strides. you have to like this one. he takes onsome, matt schaub. just like that 7-0 niners and he got his welc

raffle off fun stuff.e play can the carolina panthers in chicago. we are giving away airfare, hotel and tickets to the game. we have tickets to a concert as well. and for people who want to go international we are playing in london against the tampa bay bucaneers october 23 and we'll be providing hotel, airfare and tickets to that game. megyn: they can check it out at jaycutlersix.com. how has it affected you? the chicago bears quarterback. you can do anything. >> when i first got diagnosed it was tougher. i wanted to take care of myself. it took a year for me to hammer everything home and feel comfortable helping out kids. now i feel i'm on a mission to help kids. i have been to loot of hospitals and met with a lot of children and parents. and it's hard on them. as much time as i can give back and help out these children deal with this tough time in their lives, i try to do as much as possible. megyn: enjoy chicago and take a visit to the billy goat for me while you are there. all the best on the field an

. >> of in all the money raised from the parade entry fees and a raffle go towards caring for the specialups. it >> our main fund-raising event for the year, every year it has gone a little bigger and a little bigger. what that says to us, care of the community wants to keep this going, so every year we work harder, a little more successful and everyone is happy by the end of the night. >> see you at 11:00 p.m. everyone. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please? dad, the cord's invisib

it was one of those lively raffle tick -- tickets the parents bought. >> it was bush's fault. >> i don't should get the $50,000. >> sean: that's all the time we have left. thanks for being here. let not your heart be troubled. greta is next. we'll see you tomorrow night. >> greta: texas governor perry comes out swinging, texas-style. days after announcing his run for the white house he's sparking outrage,

got the opportunity after winning the raffle. the problem is thatnate's twin brother name was on the tint. he was outside at the time of the drawing so nate took the shot. >> going crazy. everybody when i came to sit back, everybody was crowding me, giving me high-five. >> the prize money is the fate of the insurance carrier. either way, the family says they will always have the memory of the amazing shot. >> you lose $50,000, mr. insurance company, or you lose many times that in public relations. >> that is the question. >> yeah. >> either way, he will have the memory. 5:25. next at 5:30 -- the bay area police chief accused of going on a racially charged tirade. >>> and up next, you will find out why the oakland fire department will be attending the funeral of a murder victim today. >> also next at 5:30, the new questions raised about the missing documents critical of the investigation in the san bruno pipeline explosion. >>> there is a look at high temperatures across the country. warmest weather, phoenix and dallas. over 100.

. >> 11-year-old nick smith won a raffle in minnesota.made it he would win 50,000. he wind in the room when his name was call. his identical twin nate took his place. nate took the shot and made it. the two thought the $50,000 was in the bag. it started to unravel when the boy's father decided that honesty was the best policy. he let them know about the mix-up. no word whether they will still get the prize or not. >> it is a bird, plane, actually a vodka blimp. a woman her the loud bang when the blimp slammed into her ohio home. she went out and found this massive blimp with advertising for hangar 1 brand vodka outside her home. they lost control two miles away at ohio state. the blimp now out of commission. luckily, no one hurt. >> coming up your last call. president obama's midwest bus tour is on the way. are we in the dark about where the president is really headed? we'll let jay leno tell you, next. whether it can be done safely and responsibly. at exxonmobil we know the answer is yes. when we design any well, the groundwater's protec

. >> the problem is the name on the raffle ticket drawn for the shot is his twin nick who stepped outsideportant they fess up and be honest about the mixup. so it is unclear if they will receive the money. back to anderson. >>> unfair coverage of michele bachmann earns a journleist a spot on the ridiculous. anananan] this...is the network. a living, breathing intelligence that's helping drive the future of business. in here, inventory can be taught to learn. ♪ machines have a voice. ♪ medical history follows you. it's the at&t network -- a network of possibilities... committed to delivering the most advanced mobile broadband experience to help move business... forward. ♪ >>> time now for the ridiculist. toby harnden is on the ridiculist because he wrote a article that is full of americana bashing, food writing and perhaps the most unflattering photo of michele bachmann that you can imagine. the headlines of the article is fried food and retail politics of the iowa state fair. and it's about the republican presidential candidates campaigning on the eve of the iowa straw poll. as for the un

if that policy says here's the way it's going to work, whomever has their name on the raffle ticket must the shot, then that's the end of it. they don't have any obligation to this family. the only thought that i have is that if they are going to take weeks, then maybe the whole social pressure that's being brought to bear might cause them to cough up some money. i can't see that they would have that responsibility if the rules precluded it. >> you know, on the flip side though, as you're intimating there, michael, if the insurance companies decide they will pay out either way, that could be a huge pr coup for them. >> it could be, but to the extent they need pr, you know. that's one of the considerations that i've been thinking about, that they are not exactly selling widgets to the public at large. we're going to have them mention the name, in all the wire reports, but i don't know that they would be incuring a benefit long term if they were to make that payout. >> what stands out in the story, is the father's honesty and family's honesty about what they decided to do. saying we did no

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the problem is the name on the raffle ticket that was drawn for a chance at the shot was his twin nickde. their father said it was more important that they 'fess up and be honest about the mix-up. so it is now unclear if they're receive it. >> oh, come on, they should get the money. >> i think they should get the money. >> the fact they 'fessed up means they should even more get the money. >> can you imagine what it was like at the breakfast table the next day. >> what? you want me to do what? no way! >> why not! >> isha, thanks. let's check in with piers morgan to see what is coming up tonight. >> should definitely give him the money. outrageous. everyone is talking about michele bachmann in the straw poll. less than one percent santa point, the 75-year-old congressman who has been called the intellectual godfather of the tea party. he'll join me live. and one-time presidential hopeful mark sanford. his aspirations and the day he admitted an affair with an argentinean soul mate tonight for the first time he takes us inside his very private life and tells what's the future might hold.

so on the back of the raffle ticket, it said nick so they won the $50,000. they're twins.ilding. >> it sounds like his brother -- it sounds like that was the better hockey player in the family. >> they decided at the last second he was out of the building at the time. >> and so the brother went down because they're identical twins and took the shot for him and he won the cash. guess who turned in the kid and said this is a good moral lesson, we're not going to accept the money was the hero in my book the dad. >> i think the dad said i want to be honest, it was my other son. it was my twin son. it's up to the insurance company to fork over the money and say it was there, the shot was made, they're twins. one guy, one kid was legitimately outside. it's not like mario lemieux showed up instead of nate. >> just because he's a twin doesn't mean we should give them anymore reason. if you and i went down there and i did the shot for you, it wouldn't count. >> twins, 11 years old. >> here's what the dad said which i think is important. we thought honesty was the best policy and we

the money from entry fees and raffles goes towards caring for the dogs.f you are in and around a pleasanton area and you want to see the parade starts at 7:00 p.m. and goes about five blocks down main street. if you can't make it, don't worry we will have more coming up at 8:00 p.m. later tonight. and >> thank you, we will look for to that. >> we are near the san mateo coastline, fog will be a big story heading to the next several days. the fog is spilling into our inland valleys, the delta and parts of the north bay and the bayshores. as we can out tomorrow we will see the fog, but scale back out to the peninsula and the coastline once again come up and down the coastline, the fog will stay into tomorrow afternoon, temperatures will be cooler into the afternoon, morning temperatures are pretty mouth, in the upper 50s and some low sixties already by a.m. in the morning. by noon, temperatures are slower to warm up because we will see them every year influencing the inland valley. by 3:00 p.m., temperatures about five degrees to 10 degrees cooler than what

. >> today and tomorrow on c-span, raffle nader and the center for suddeny of responsive law looks atontroversial topics. monday, the pros and consequence of mandatory voting with a.e.i.'s norm ornstein and fred smith. and tuesday, professors from georgetown and the university of massachusetts on taxing stock trades, derivatives, and curncy. debating the controversial today and tuesday at 6:00 p.m. eesh on -- eastern on c-span. >> national review editor rich lowery was a featured speaker friday at the national conservative studentp conference of the young american foundation. he talked about abraham lincoln and how he was influenced by the declaration of independence. he talked about its effects on the republican party of today. this event held at george washington university in the nation's capital includes a question and answer session with students. it's about an hour and 10 minutes. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. for those of you, obviously you know this, for others joining us the young americans foundation is the leading outreach group for young people for the conservativ

but then, she decided to enter a store raffle, leaving her name, her address and her phone number leading you can understand how brilliant of a woman this was. in fact, the store owner said, yeah, a little on the not so bright side. >> a wee bit. >> either that or her subconscious in overdrive saying, yes, i do want to get caught. i do want to get caught. >> find me, please. >> she gave them the info. >>> a little sizzle we hear from you lara spencer? >> really?y? you're feeling it? let's get to it. that story is great, bianna. "pop news heat index" is burning up. you guys, marc jacobs is on fire. it looks like the american designer is on the way to taking over the most storied fashion house in paris, christian dior. jacobs is in talks to become the creative director for dior, replacing john galliano, who was ousted earlier after a drunken outburst. and according to "women's wear daily," the talks are, quote, getting serious. >>> and also burning up the heat index, our little felt friends, the muppets music video for, okay, on the muppets theme song was released. and it's hysterical. okay

some point the client asked for money or something, and we went back to the agency, and they said raffle who? we don't know what you're talking about. i'm exaggerating a little, but that was really kind of the reaction. it was very much of a one way, you know, conversation. i think or i believe we tried certainly, and i'm i'm going to say during my tenure at homeland security, and i have folks here whether it's james caverly or dan stoneking, folks that are still doing it, and, you know, facilitated often through the chamber, the ability to, you know, how do you get people clearances, including secret clearances so they are let in on more important and critical information? how do you do the information sharing and analysis centers that the infrastructure protection group, the whole sector coordinating counsels? how do you get that information out there? at the same time, i think a factor we had to keep in mind, and i went around with secretary levitt of hhs talking pandemic. he had a great line. he said, whatever i'm telling you now is going to sound like i'm trying to scare you. if thi

we will be around after the session if you would like to chat and we are raffling off some books sayome staffers in between. thank you. >> cindy miller, aauw. thank you. >> speaking of twitter, our cash tag is biznowmedia -- no, sorry, the hash tag is biznnowwomen. i will get the hashed halgand the handle street. we have the women in black, you've heard of the men in black. good morning, judy woodruff. >> good morning. >> i'm going to have the panel introduce leading up to the moment when someone who knows what they're doing takeover but we would like the panelists to self-interest because we find that it's lively, accurate. where are you from? >> born in tulsa oklahoma, raised as an army brat so i lived there five years and then moved to germany back to missouri and new jersey in oklahoma again and taiwan, north carolina, georgia where i finished high school. >> how did you stumble into washington in this political thing? the washington media politics? >> why did i choose politics? >> how did you stumble into it or was it a carefully organized -- >> i had a professor in raleigh nort

we will be around after the session if you'd like to chat with us, and we are raffling off some books, so you may see some staffers in between. thank you very much. >> cindy miller, american association of university women, thank you. speaking of twitter, our hash tad is biznowomen and our handle is biznomedia. so, we have the women in black. you have heard of the men in black. good morning, judy woodruff. >> good morning. >> we like panelists to self- introduced because we find that is likely to be more accurate, and it saves us research. where are you from, judy? >> i was born in tulsa, oklahoma. i was raised as an army brat so i lived there for five years. i move to germany, the new jersey, then back to oklahoma, then north carolina, then georgia where i finished school. >> how did you stumble into washington media and politics? >> why did i choose politics? >> how did you stumble into it, or was a carefully organized? >> i had a professor in raleigh, n.c., where i spent my first two years of college, who was a fabulous inspiration. she saw that i was interested in political scienc

this attack has raffled markets pretty badly for that reason.ar with further violence or domestic instability within saudi arabia, the spigot could go closed. >> well, thank you, al irks, we'll be back with you shortly as we follow the financial implications of this unfolding story. we have with us a gnn correspondent in amman jordan who has more news on the situation in saudi arabia. what are you hearing? >> well, simon, among the more observers and analysts is more of shock and disbelief. it was considered to be one of the most oil securities in the middle east or perhaps the earth. and it has been damaged has shakened everyone here. it's a very sophisticated and well thoughtout attack against the heart of the world's oil production system. i'm being told that the attack badly damaged at least one of the town's three gas-powered generators. one compression train was ruptured and exploded causing severe damage throughout the ngl plant. one piece of good news is that critical infrastructure at the heart of the plant is believed to be undamaged.