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yeah, "raven is the flavor."k you for coming on -- on my show. >> i'm so excited. >> jimmy: it's a big deal. gosh, because i grew up being a fan of you since you were a baby baby. >> and i've grown with you. [ laughter ] but i love your work. >> jimmy: thank you. i'll take that as a compliment. >> no, no, no, no. >> jimmy: "i grew up with you." but, look at this. come on, can you get cuter than this person? [ audience aws ] come on. and now you're grown up. you look gorgeous. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you actually just had a reunion on tvland with everyone from -- look at this. the whole cast of "the cosby show." >> that was so much fun. >> jimmy: come on. look at everybody. [ cheers and applause ] elvin showed up. >> yes. rudy and vanessa. everybody. >> jimmy: that's great fun. man, oh, man, you had such a great career and now you have a new show on abc family, "state of georgia." >> yeah, with loretta devine and majandra delfino. >> jimmy: super fun. >> it is super cool. >> jimmy: now, can you explain this one? >

this is not loch raven boulevard early sunday morning -- this was near loch raven boulevard. another fire began on west baltimore street. this fire spread quickly to three adjacent homes. officials are trying to pinpoint the cause of the fire. if firefighter who lost his life was honored. his name was added to the wall honor this weekend. he was killed while searching for trapped occupants. this was the sixth anniversary of the event. >> power is expected to be restored at umbc. there are a few students living on campus this time of year. some students were cursed to stay with family or friends. the race for baltimore mayor is getting crowded. catherine pugh is expected to announce she is running. she joins otis rolley, jody landers, and across stokes. -- cross stokes. -- carl stookes. another republican is expected to announce a bid for the white house today. >> the state of the economy remains the subject of debate. tara mergener has more. >> a blunt talking conservative will enter the race today. rick santorum is expected to jump into the race for the white house today. >>

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raven-symone. "the cosby show," "that's so raven."ng of star power, get in here, dave salmoni. a brand-new show, 9:00 eastern on abc, it's "expedition impossible." you've seen the ad. you know what i'm talking about. people mucking across deserts. it is absolutely insane. tell us exactly what it is we'll be watching at 9:00 >> an adventure. this is 13 teams of three, ordinary people doing the extraordinary so we literally take these 39 people and we push them past their limits both mentally and physically. we race them through the desert. take them up mountains and send them down gorges, they have camels, they have donkeys. pet amazing. >> we've seen some of the stunts or bits of them in the campaign. how tough are these things that they're doing each and every day? >> you know, i think in each case with every one of these guys at some point we almost break them. there isn't a team out there -- we have like 250-pound ex-nfl athlete and little girl from kansas and each one at some point gets to the point where they think they can't go

barbara began at loch raven boulevard -- the fire began at loch raven boulevard. a firefighter has been memorialized in annapolis. his name was added to the maryland fire and rescue services memorial wall of water at a ceremony in annapolis. >> another candidate is expected to join the growing field of mayoral candidates. catherine pugh is expected to announce her candidacy later this morning. she will joint otis rolley and jody landers in a list of the announced candidates to challenge stephanie rawlings- blake. carl stokes has not officially fired. >> another republican is expected to announce his bid for the white house today. continues to grow as the state of the economy remains the subject of much debate. >> a conservative will enter the race. he is concerned about the state of the economy. former pennsylvania senator rick santorum is expected to jump into the race for the white house today. >> i have seven children, and i'm concerned about the future of this country. >> he'll become the latest gop candidate to announce, as the economy shapes up to be the hot

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raven simone is back on tv with a show called "state of georgia". and on the red carpet sat down to get the scoop. >> i had to be making out with a guy on the couch. i got up and i was like i can't do it. i'm like i'm olivia. i can't do it. i'm like, seven. they're like no, you're 25. no. i'm seven. i'm seven. >> catch a more mature raven simone tonight on abc family. >> and brad womack ended his engagement with emily maynard. brad released a statement saying the end of the relationship was my fault. >> tom cruise returning to a role of ethan hunt in "mission impossible" franchise. it is set for a december 16th release. and check out a sneak peek on otrc.com. >> still to come this afternoon, concerns about the air in loss alamos. flames keep threatening the nuclear lab he had to pry open jaws of an alligator that clamped down on his head. >> and at 5:00 new start up let's you pay once, then go see as many movies as you want at the theater. >> and a look at traffic in san rafael. stay with us. the news at 4:00 continues right after this. the seattle

he's got team raven. >> derek mason. hey, take a look. our highs today up around 90. we'll add that, maybe five degrees. mid-80s right now. we've already cooled off some. that's good. as we look tomorrow, i think we're not mid-90s. the humidity will start creeping up. that steam bath, just do what you can, stay cool and hydrated in that peak heat. >>> coming up next diane sawyer and we'll see you right after the nba finals. have a great night.

the buffeting winds, ravenous whales as long as twelve stout men laid head to heel. don't ask me how i know. [laughter] luckily, before i set sail, i steeled myself against the ocean's horrid maw by watching almost all of "boat trip." [laughter] few have survived its outlandish premise. how can they not know they're on a gay cruise? [laughter] but the filth, the exhaustion, and filth was all worth it, because. we won the race! the race to compsecond place. here's the traditional second place clock. if you listen closely you can hear the hours i'll never get back spent on that filthy boat. [laughter] those of you who followed the race online, know how close the finish was. you also know that the web tracker made our boats look like sperm racing to fertilize bermuda. [laughter] before i left, i said that i was the greatest sailor in the world. so it's with great humility that i must now admit that i am merely the second greatest sailor in the world. [laughter] i want to thank my crew tim, bertie and chris, and all of us on team audi want to congratulate the winner hank

the ravens are not in the markets for another. we will let you know how the shopping does tonight at 11:00 p.m. stick around. tom tasselmyer looks at a steamy forecast after this. [ female announcer ] keurig brews more than just hot coffee. now you can brew over ice for delicious iced coffee or tea. hot or cold, keurig is the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. >> tonight, 11 news asked what makes catherine different from the other candidates that want to be near. plus, the admission of a u.s. congressman and it all amounts to a very bad image. tweeted aniday i treate image of mysel >> into the 90s and sing in the 90's friday as chances of rain increase for the weekend. >> thanks for watching. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- pnc virtual wallet now comes with spending zone. it organizes all your spending, including your pnc debit card, credit card, and your bills. so you can view them by categor

cultural thing, not only in this country hout theblugbathro wo everybody did not have a family like the ravens. everybody did not have that opportunity. but they had family or wish they had that output. it is an adult family drama. family drama usually involves an argument, which is siblings and parents and kids. i think the real secret to it is the show has a very procedural elements that you see first, you know what each character, who hopefully you like and want to walk in their shoes, what each character is going through during the show and you know what they are sitting on when they come to the family dinner. that is kind of a secret for the audience. magnum had its own secret, it had a first person narrative. i talked to the audience and shared things with them. i think those audience secrets, knowing what the character is going through and thinking they should not have brought that up at the family dinner. tavis: you were a private eye in magnum. i still love that show today. >> i must have had 200 people come up to me over the years and say they have the car for the show. we did it for

the raven's loud guttural cry overhead is not circumscribed within a auditory field, visible, immediately the visible landscape with the wreckless style of mood proper through that jet black shape. marvelous wright. you and recapitulate this is saying -- your language, is no further than the sound of the rain tack then or the feel of the skin or the warmth of the sun on the backs or the look of the dogs eye when you come near. in a practical application of mindfulness, what you say that i draw a practical conclusion from, and can you correct me on it -- >> the more you drop into your own truest best self, the more compassionate and wiser you'll be. you enhance your connectivity by going inside yourself. absolutely. there's no difference between inside and outside. is there born out in one of our books? an odd -- by juan ramon jiminez. i have a feeling the boat has struck against a great thing and nothing happens. nothing. silence. waves. nothing happens? or has everything happened? and we are standing now quietly in the new life. you see, if we could understand and go through a shift like

i am sorry to have missed raven brooks. once again, i think that r, d, an i will disappear when it comes to lock historic places. host: from the "free press," mayor tries to get back on crack. he announced the hiring of a new chief of staff and place to show his administration is focused on city business after chaos triggered by a whistleblower lawsuit. the focuses on what i have done and will continue to do to address the challenges facing our city. during a brief news conference, he declined answer reporters' questions. he will remain focused on the task hand and remain focused on reaching a budget compromise. that is what residents expect and deserve. that is from this morning's "detroit free press." baltimore, maryland, you are on the line for "washington journal." caller: i tire of hearing the republican party line. if you just go back over a month, every republican you have has come out with the same stuff. cut, raise taxes, cut, cut. but cutting is not how we will get out of this mess that the republicans got us into

. >> reporter: at the lock raven reservoir, these people are afraid to swim, but police say plenty of others are not, even though it's illegal. baltimore search members have found three people, they have all died. it's the conditions of the water in a reservoir that makes it so dangerous. it can be export huenemely cold and in some cases, 100 feet deep. still, they take the risk, including this group of teens that don't want to be identified. >> when you get to the high one, it gets a little scary. >> reporter: it's not just reservoirs that can be deadly. police warn against swimming in any of the waters especially if you are drunk or high. again, crews will focus theirists on finding bruce hansen first thing in the morning. for now, they are calling the mission a recovery, not a rescue. >> all right, thank you. >> rangers still monitor the reservoirs for illegal swimming. in the past few weeks, they have written dozens of citations. >> is. we have heard a dog has been shot to death -- a little girl walking her dog on oriole court when they encountered another dog. the two dogs got in

my name is ravens.epresent the building on third street, blight number -- i have represented the building for about five years and have painted over graffiti about five times, at great expense, and this is the first we have received. we believe this is an overlap and believe there is an overlap in the notices, as well. we are requesting that the city assist in helping us pay for the cost by dismissing this charge against our count, and that is our request. thanks. president chiu: thank you. are there any other members of the public wish to speak on this item? ok, at this time, we are going to keep the hearing opened, and i would ask the representatives from dpw, if you can proceed out into the hallway, and all of the members who came here, he will have a brief conversation with each of you about the property situation and try to resolve the matter as best as we can today, and then we will ask you to come up. we will ask you to report back on those conversations. ok, at this time, why do we not proceed t

the side are currently top of major league soccer's eastern conference and no small thanks to on ravens being bang i mean with seven goals from eleven matches but despite his magic touch he still delighted with battles help on the training pitch board's f one stop pop in after coming second at the canadian ground preying on ray hopes his appearance will inspire the players to win some silverware. that's all you want you want to win and i was a junior we didn't win anything yet so you know i've been him around and he's going to bring us a bit of luck to win something and of course you know we're for from being successful. and we're trying to follow the example nice to see come over here and see what they do is the first time i actually had. an idea with a professional players on the field it's amazing you know it's so. all things that you probably don't see from the outside but how they move. within one two steps compared to me obviously just to hold the football. there is just one torn left before wimbledon starts next week russian invaders one of the over had a great run last year reac

she was found dead last tuesday evening in the basement of a town home on raven avenue where she lives with her family. police have towed away a minivan. they searched the home. so far no one has been arrested in this case. >>> to howard county where police released surveillance video of a beating and robbery in a bar and police hope it will lead to a suspect. this happened on may 29. the video shows a woman just being punched by another in the face, being knocked down to the ground and a woman takes the other one's purse. police are offering a $500 reward for information leading to a suspect. >> a gang of alleged graverobbers is busted in prince georges county. prosecutors say four men have been charged with stealing from three different cemeteries. matt has the disturbing details. >> lesli, police and prosecutors said it was a two- yearlong investigation. stealing urns and grave markers worth an estimated $500,000. this guy was the alleged ring leader. 38-year-old porter, a former employee at resurrection cemetery in clinton who allegedly led a band of three other graverobbers. also

jessica's body was discovered one week ago in the basement of her family's townhome on raven avenue. stealing from the dead. tonight three men are behind bars accused of the unthinkable crime. >> this is a disturbing and disgusting trend. >> police say over the past two years, raneto porter has been stealing brass and bronze grave markers. he is a former employee at the cemetery. he and others stole from at least three different cemeteries and then tried sell the markers. one of the dealers called the cops. that's what sparked the probe. >> having your loved one grave marker stolen is traumatic. >> well, tonight two of the four suspects are in custody. and arrest warrants have been issued for the other two. >>> well, tomorrow could bring a verdict for a doctor charged with sexually assaulting dozens of patients all young children. the trial of pediatrician earl bradley only took four hours. the defense presented no case at all and prosecutors only called two witnesses. police officers who described finding hours of videotapes allegedly showing bradley raping children in his office. >

for instance, california watch found the raven wood school district gets almost as much money per student as the wealthier neighbor palo alto but still doesn't achieve the same academic success. california watch reporter lewis powered over data provided by the state and federal government to pull together by the amount of money spent by every district in the state and how those districts perform. >> research on relationship between money and student outcome, is very unklishtion there noise substantial correlation between how much school district spends and the academic performance index which is based on student test scores and other academic measures. >> what we found is that the state of california for many years has been trying to equa equalize spending among school districts around the state. what we found is that big differences still remain. >>reporter: last year california schools spent an average of 8 4 52 to educate each student. that figure includes money from local state and federal sources including l one stimulus fun. but some district get much more than others creating huge

thousand nine hundred sixty i saw all those hopeful possibilities consumed by it by the growing ravenous may ends of the military for more and more money and more and more troops and i saw all our hopes for bringing about a great society disappeared of the quagmire of vietnam it was a very sad time a grave. for those who lost their lives both americans and the the enemies but it also represented a turning away from the possibilities of building a better society at home. if. you very well said if we could move back to the to the media for a second you are the bush appointed kath homicide as the chairman of the corporation for public broadcasting and apparently he was a rare regular critic of you on p.b.s. you said there are times when i was threatened by radio stations to tone it down and your opinion are we. actually not even we his is the corporation for public broadcasting in general moving away from programming in the public interest. but i don't see any evidence of that yet the is corporation for you know there are good republicans and there are dangerous republicans there is there a

the opposition to you have come under criticism for their part to play in the m ravening of the vents a failed snake a shape despite being offered another venue heathfield that's just the occasion for the violence that it's according to. the faces of crime this is the torture or. treatment reaches the crime and investigation should start. there is no follow up here it's just the situation after is that georgian president claims the protests this didn't want freedom the speech violence. that was certainly what they call it's. the police the. now take a look at some other stories from around the world seventy three year old man has gone on a shooting rampage in arizona in the u.s. killing five before turning the gun on himself harry how die is killed a prominent local attorney in yuma county who had represented his wife in their divorce police say the shootings were not a random act and all the victims were targeted. fighting in the yemeni capital has been escalating as government forces are trying to drive rebels out of the cities soldiers loyal to the president on least have the shell

leshaun's story of survival touched so many, including baltimore ravens linebacker ray lewis who trackedamily down, offering to mentor lesean. >> i looked at him and said, i'm here for you, man. i can't replace what you lost, but i can tell you that i'm here to go forward with you. >> reporter: lesean's story reminded lewis of his own loneliness as a teenager when his mother announced she couldn't afford to keep him anymore. >> i was sitting on the living room floor, and she walked in and handed me $49. this is all i got left. >> reporter: in 2000, lewis faced more trouble when he was indicted on murder charges, later dropped when he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor for obstructing justice. when lewis and lesean met, they formed an instant bond. >> he was like a brother to me, an older brother to me. >> reporter: but lesean's new extended family is much bigger than just lewis. other current and retired players have huddled around him, offering financial support for counseling, tutoring, and a college fund. holding a blacktie fund-raiser in april and continued donations. loses has already

is it is it is so she decided to go back to your question what everyone sunday or yes everybody ravenously do but we need revenue through the growth of the economy not raising taxes you have exactly we're going to have something to do they want to protect the burden on the job creators in this country you say it's on the job creators job presenting community money to taxes you're saying that a lot of middle to our job you really really are to ask her on the people who are and who i know you're right well you don't know why are more and more people that work in their homes i suppose or cut their grass i suppose i mean maybe that's. absolutely not absolutely not that's not going to get us out of that mass of that line of roster of generators are businesses or job creators or people who are spending money it's absolutely president obama pitches afghanistan a war strategy to the american people was weak it includes a drawdown of thirty three thousand troops by the end of next year still even after this drawdown they'll be more u.s. troops on the ground in afghanistan than before president obam

the people support they're not going to support a former government now and it's hearing so far both raven and general allen didn't have any harsh words to say for the obama administration's plan for drawing down the troops actually they say they're putting on a face like they support it but do you think that they really mean that that's right you know what i think it's interesting because mike rated basically said that he is not being affected but of our special ops guys none of the most elite units are leaving. it's general allen's losing thirty three thousand dollars going to be losing but again it was a what we're talking about are you talking about military police or you're talking about you know infantry or special forces are you talking about people who you military construction you're talking about five people i think that was general allen sports. even after these thirty three thousand troops are withdrawn which is going to be at least a year before they are all out you could still have twice as many troops as you have in obama came into office so the idea that somehow you're cutt

for instance california watch found the ravens wood school district get as much money per student aswealthier neighborhood palo alto and doesn't achieve the same academic success. lowis fredburg poured over the data provided by the state and federal government to pool the money spent and how those districts perform. >> the research and student outcome, many in the test scores, it is unclear. >> there is no substantial correlation of how much a school district spends and the academic index based on student test scores and other academic measures. >> the state of california for many years has been trying to equalize the spending in the state. what we found is that big differences still remain. >> last year california schools spent an average of 8452 to educate each student and that includes money from federal and local sources. but some districts get much more than others and creating huge raises in funding. for instance conschool district spent 34,000 per student . just across the bay it is $10,000 and others 7300. >> our current school finance formula has built up over the years with

if we have a football season, one raven's player will be sporting a shorter air cut.his player isn't watching because he's not aware of what's going on. via twitter, he's urging read to cut off his afro from last season. off of the field, he has some of the wide receivers. [muffled audio] >> the ncaa needs to sit down and take a look at the mirror and get with it this year. er you're going to penalize some kid who worked his butt off from the time his parents got up and took him to rec football games. they -- he probably studied and lived honorably and was a great teammate. you're going to do that because of this slug? come on, can we wake up? i guarantee there's not one person that year who said, we're a national champion. come on! you're going to take that ring -- you got no chance of getting it off of my finger. i hope everyone of those kids looks in the mirror and says, i'm still a national champion. am i wrong? >> no, i'm not. >> don't let him have a scholarship, but don't penalize the other kids. >> and don't take so long to come up with a solution! >> you think

efforts to address terrorist seat ravens. protecting the united states from terrorism as a cornerstone of homeland security and denying terrorist safe havens is one of the best ways to undermine the capacity to operate. the state department defines terrorist safe havens as on governed, under government or ill governed areas where they threaten the national security are able to organize, plan, raise funds, communique, recruit and train because of inadequate government political will or both. let me clarify the dhs is concerned about the threats foreign or domestic whether or not they come from savings. dhs actions for example in deciding who should be allowed entry into the united states on the experience of officers and field and best available intelligence. we take the source for the movement into the account when making other decisions and the other work we do the dhs doesn't faze those decisions on whether a particular area is designated a safe haven. to address the problem of safe havens to prevent threats and reduce risk

they have been superseded by other entities like al qaeda in the raven peninsula, the pakistan talibans real strength was his ideology, his doctrine. zawahiri doesn't have that ability to issue al qaeda's messages succinctly. >> should we be more or less worried with al zawahiri at the top? >> al qaeda is on decline. al qaeda's not carried out a successful attack since the 2005 london transportation bombings. going beyond al qaeda, it's no longer about one group, it's about a number of different entities. if al zawahiri can purport bin laden's propaganda, his doctrine, that is potentially dangerous with the rise of lone wolf terrorism. >> there's another story of terrorism, ba'asyir sentenced to 15 years in jail. how significant is this? >> it's important. the inmedonesian authorities trd twice before to prosecute him. he has supporters within indonesia, not just within the radical circles but the political circles. the grupp's infrastructure has been somewhat dismantled, its leaders have been picked off. abu bakar ba'asyir, his ideology is very influential. >> thank you so much. >> my

. >> reporter: at the nguyen home on raven avenue this evening, a family friend told us the murderedfamily is packing up, fleeing the home, already in foreclosure. >> they're moving. >> reporter: they're not going to stay in this house? >> no, not anymore. >> reporter: does the family know who did this? >> no, we didn't know. >> reporter: you don't know who killed her? >> i don't know. >> reporter: in a wooded field out back of the crime scene where the foot paths last week were barely visible, the grass has been cut. we're told police were searching for evidence, perhaps the murder weapon. we now know it was a knife or some other sharp object used to brutally end a young life. jessica nguyen's family was home tonight but didn't want to talk to us about their loss or the hunt for their killer. if police are zeroing in on somebody, they're not tipping their hand, brian. >> bob barnard tonight. >>> four men accused of doing something a county prosecutor describes as disgusting. they were indicted from robbing from cemeteries in prince georges county. beth parker has been covering the s

for instance, california watch found the raven woodward school district gets almost as much money perstudent as its wealthier neighbor, palo alto, but still does not achieve the same academic success. california watch lewis freed poured over data provided by the state and federal government to pull together the amount of money spent by every district in the state and how those districts perform. >> the research on the relationship between money and student outcome, money and test scores, is very unclear. >> their analysis shows there is no substantial correlation between how much a school district spends and its academic performance index, which is based on student test scores and other academic measures. >> what we found is that the state of california for many years has been trying to equalize spending among school districts around the state. and what we found is that big differences still remain. >> last year california's schools spent an average of $8,452 to educate each student. that figure includes money from local, state and federal sources, including one-time stimulus funds. b

to the scene of the crime where the 6th grade honor student was found dead in the basement of her ravenwnhouse last tuesday night suffering from what police will only describe as trauma to her upper body. >> what most about this bothers you? >> like why would somebody do this? that's my question. like why would they do this to a little girl that's in 6th grade? she won't be able to live her dream. >> reporter: andrew sheetz is a 14-year-old 8th grader at gaithersburg middle school where he says jessica's unsolved murder has left many young people confused. >> they just want to know how she died and like for what. that's all we want to know. >> reporter: montgomery county police say this murder investigation is a top priority, but are still telling us they have no suspects. >> we don't want to name any suspects because it kind of narrows our list of possibilities. now we're still looking at the big picture looking at all the possibilities. >> i can't believe it. >> reporter: at this candlelight vigil outside jessica's home last friday there were many tears and a sense of fear in the air.

for instance, california watch found the raven woodward school district gets almost as much money per student as its wealthier neighbor palo alto, but still does not achieve the same academic success. california watch lewis freed berg poured over data provided by the state and federal government to pull together the amount of money spent by every district in the state and how those districts perform. >> the research on the relationship between money and student outcome, money and test scores, is very unclear. >> their analysis shows there is no substantial correlation between how much a school district spends and its academic performance index which is based on student test scores and other academic measures. >> what we found is that the the state of california for many years has been trying to equalize spending among school districts around the state. and what we found is that big differences still remain. >> last year california's schools spent an average of $8,452 to educate each student. that figure includes money from local, state and federal sources, including one-time stimulus

nation and the family service and the service to the army, to the navy, marine corps, and admiral raven, on the u.s. air force. you can get all of the principal services in. thank you, very, very much. let me begin with general allen. you talk eloquently in response to senator collins about the need to work closely with the pakistani's head. you had the occasion to meet on a regular bases yet or do you intend to meet on a regular bases with general and the counterparts in pakistani armed force? >> senator, i have met on a number of occasions. it is not a relationship yet that i hope to develop. it is, in fact, the intent for general petraeus and i should i be confirmed to pay a call so that the relationship that he has enjoyed with general kayani can ultimately be passed to me. so it is my -- i look forward to the opportunity to work closely with general kayani and the senior pakistani military leadership. and in partnership in the context as i said before of the tripartied planning committee. we have so many objectives to work together. i look forward. >> i think from your comments, ge

hopefully he'll be able to keep his day job with the baltimore ravens, they're having a tough time.ed to take kick ball over kick booking. he's teaching at his old high school joining us live from dayton, ohio. what you tell me, they're pretty good. giving you a run for your money? >> yeah, yeah, i can't pitch a no-hitter against them. >> this has been an education for you. so, i'm curious, it's your football coach that actually geared you toward teaching during this time. how did he talk you into it, and why teach right now and go back to your high school during this lockout date? what does it mean to you? >> it means a lot. i originally planned to come back to spend time with my son. especially since during the season, i don't goat get to see him much. but once coach threw the idea out there and a couple friends lobbied for that idea. i, of course, wasn't hesitant to pursue the opportunity to teach. >> and you're definitely not doing it for the money. you're making 90 bucks a day. so i'm curious. we see how much football players make. and now you're seeing how hard teachers work a

nation and the family service and the service to the army, to the navy, marine corps, and admiral raven, on the u.s. air force. you can get all of the principal services in. thank you, very, very much. let me begin with general allen. you talk eloquently in response to senator collins about the need to work closely with the pakistani's head. you had the occasion to meet on a regular bases yet or do you intend to meet on a regular bases with general and the counterparts in pakistani armed force? >> senator, i have met on a number of occasions. it is not a relationship yet that i hope to develop. it is, in fact, the intent for general petraeus and i should i be confirmed to pay a call so that the relationship that he has enjoyed with general kayani can ultimately be passed to me. so it is my -- i look forward to the opportunity to work closely with general kayani and the senior pakistani military leadership. and in partnership in the context as i said before of the tripartied planning committee. we have so many objectives to work together. i look forward. >> i think from your comments, ge

. >> reporter: meanwhile firefighters are setting backfires in an attempt to starve the ravenous infernohis is a situation where mother nature took her 400,000 acres. we may have to take 150,000 to keep her from doing more. >> reporter: while residents are anxious to return to their homes, firefighters say it still could be several days before it's safe enough for them to do so. one big test will be what the winds decide to do today. if they pick up, they could scatter hot embers or change the direction of this fire. russ? >> bill whitacre in springerville. also in springerville is fire information officer peter frenzen. good morning to you. >> good morning, russ. >> as we speak this morning, what is job one for firefighters? >> well, job one for us on this incident and any wildfire is safety. we are really focused on this fire. and we're focused on the safety of our firefighters and, of course, the safety of the people in the adjacent communities. >> this is a fire that many people have said is simply out of control. you've contained about 6% of it. does the firefighting force remain op