. >> morning sunshine, top anchor on a top show, "headline news" morning show with robin meade. s that you have faced. >> yeah. >> what is your message? because all of us looking at you find it very difficult to believe you ever had an obstacle. >> so this book really deals with my struggles through self-confidence and self-esteem. for me it manifested itself on the air about ten years ago when i was anchoring in chicago in the form of panic attacks. so i wrote this book for other people, maybe you don't have panic attacks but maybe you have a self-confidence issue. and who among us doesn't? so this walks us through it. >> robin, what advice do you give other people? >> in terms of their self-confidence? you know, i think that if we all really look at ourselves in an honest way, if you do an honest self-assessment and not believe the stories, the little lies you've allowed to tell yourself and believe, you have every single reason to feel confident about yourself. i wanted to show you, this is when i did a sky dive with president bush 41 and the golden knights. i think that's a r

with me, my friend and colleague robin meade.u just stop looking beautiful for just one minute? >> nancy! >> i demanded that they ruin your lighting but apparently it's impossible. >> you're such a doll. thank you. >> this is great. your book "morning sunshine how to radiate confidence and feel it too." it was very hard for me to believe, and having been a trained observer since i was in the courtroom many, many years ago, that you have ever had a confidence problem, much less one so severe that you have had panic attacks on air, which i for one have never noticed and the twins and i watch you every morning. never seen any confidence problem. but they were so severe that you sought help and have written this book. >> yeah. this was about ten years ago so it's before i came to hln. for me, my confidence issues were not about appearances. i think a lot of people think, well, if you look a certain way, then you must not have confidence problems. >> are you suggesting that you're beautiful? >> no, not at all. >> okay. >> nancy! i thi

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with me, my friend and colleague robin meade.u just stop looking beautiful for just one minute? >> nancy! >> i demanded that they ruin your lighting but apparently it's impossible. >> you're such a doll. thank you. >> this is great. your book "morning sunshine how to radiate confidence and feel it too." it was very hard for me to believe, and having been a trained observer since i was in the courtroom many, many years ago, that you have ever had a confidence problem, much less one so severe that you have had panic attacks on air, which i for one have never noticed and the twins and i watch you every morning. never seen any confidence problem. but they were so severe that you sought help and have written this book. >> yeah. this was about ten years ago so it's before i came to hln. for me, my confidence issues were not about appearances. i think a lot of people think, well, if you look a certain way, then you must not have confidence problems. >> are you suggesting that you're beautiful? >> no, not at all. >> okay. >> nancy! i thi

with me, my friend and colleague robin meade.ll you just stop looking beautiful for just one minute? >> nancy! >> i demanded that they ruin your lighting but apparently it's impossible. >> you're such a doll. thank you. >> this is great. your book "morning sunshine how to radiate confidence and feel it too." it was very hard for me to believe, and having been a trained observer since i was in the courtroom many, many years ago, that you have ever had a confidence problem, much less one so severe that you have had panic attacks on air, which i for one have never noticed and the twins and i watch you every morning. never seen any confidence problem. but they were so severe that you sought help and have written this book. >> yeah. this was about ten years ago so it's before i came to hln. for me, my confidence issues were not about appearances. i think a lot of people think, well, if you look a certain way, then you must not have confidence problems. >> are you suggesting that you're beautiful? >> no, not at all. >> okay. >> nancy!

"headline news question" morning show with robin meade. i've got her book in my hand. robin, your book deals with so many obstacles that you have faced. >> yeah. >> what is your message? because all of us looking at you find it very difficult to believe you've ever had an obstacle. >> nancy, thank you so much for having me back on your show. i appreciate it. you know, so this book really deals with my struggles through self-confidence and self-esteem. for me it manifested itself on the air, no less, about ten years ago when i was anchoring in chicago. in the form of panic attacks. so i wrote this book for other people. maybe you don't have panic attacks, but maybe you have a self-esteem or self-confidence issue and really, who among us doesn't? so this really walks us through it. >> robin, what advice do you give other people? >> in terms of their self-confidence? you know, i think that if we all really look at ourselves in an honest way, if you did an honest self-assessment and not really believe the stories, the little lies you've allowed

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i'm robin meade. hope you're loving your weekend. what's going on in the week ahead. prime time emmy awards will be packed with stars. first thing monday morning we'll show you the big winners, fashion highlights, moments on the red carpet in the show. >>> man accused of murdering a doctor in church. dr. george tiller provided aborti abortions at a kansas clinic. scott roder has plead not guilty to gunning down tiller in may. >>> plus, president obama will join world leaders at the g20 summit thursday in pittsburgh. reviving the global economy and dealing with the h1n1 flu epidemic. >>> these stories and much more starting tomorrow on "morning express" with me, robin meade. get up early. we're on 6:00 am to 10:00 am eastern. i'm ed whitacre, the new chairman of general motors. before i started this job, i admit, i had some doubts. probably a lot like you. but i like what i found. i think you will too. car for car, when compared to the competition, we win. simple as that. i just know if you get into one of our cars, you're gonna like

robin meade, so great to talk to you. thank you so much for joining me.it was really great, exhilarating. and i love the fact that we both love to talk about our problems, girlfriend! a >> and on that note, look at jane's new book as well, "i want." thank you so much. right back at you. >>> great interview back to the harsh reality of our show, a shocking twist in the haley couplings' case. misty cummings's brother recently arrested. now cops question him about haleigh's disappearance. >>> and the pictures of the alleged house of horrors. this place is a mess. what does it tell us about the alleged kidnappers? we're taking your calls, people. 1-877-586-7297. ever worn your clothes in the shower? if you're using other moisturizing body washes, you might as well be. you see, their moisturizer sits on top of skin, almost as if you're wearing it. only new dove deep moisture has nutriummoisture, a breakthrough formula with natural moisturizers... that can nourish deep down. it's the most effective natural nourishment ever. new dove deep moisture with nutriummo

robin meade is on assignment today. >>> another teen is charged in the beating death of a high school student and police say one of the suspects is giving chilling details about what happened. >>> a plman accused of trying t plant bombs in new york on the anniversary of 9/11. also -- and a lot of people approve of the crazy burger. the most important rule is don't worry. don't look. don't even think about the calories. >>> our top stories. one of the suspects accused of killing an honor student has admitted to jumping on the boy's head while he was lying on the ground. four teenagers have been charged in that gruesome death. one of them was a juvenile. derrion albert was beaten to death after being hit over the head. his mother said he was headed for college. >> he was an honor student. loved school. >> good boy. >> never a problem. >> we're not saying this is a gang-related incident. right now this appears that you had a young man making some attempts to go home. >> him trying to help out his friend. it's like he was at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> you may find this vids u o

i'm natasha curry in for robin meade. she's on assignment today. >> by the time they got the first warning, the first waves had hit already. so this is one of those situations no matter what you do, it would have been impossible to help a lot of people. >> a powerful earthquake and subsequent tsunamis have wiped out entire villages in samoa and american samoa. how the u.s. plans to help survivors dealing with the devastation. >>> toyota is launching its biggest recall ever in the u.s. the company says there is a potentially deadly problem with floormats. >>> and $27 million worth of fine art gone. hear about a mysterious heist that has the owner completely baffled. >>> a powerful ertd quake has hit western indonesia. the magnitude is 7.9d. there is a tsunami watch going on for indonesia, malaysia and samoa. this all happened after a tsunami hit samoa and american samoa and killed 80 people. an earthquake triggered three separate tsunami waves that left villages under water. people are desperate to find out anything they c

i'm richard lui in for robin meade on this day. we have a lot of stories for you today. >> he didn't have that a-list kind of attitude. he was there. he had such a longtime relationship with his wife and he was solid in his beliefs. >> she's talking about actor patrick swayze who passed away overnight, how he built his legacy. plus an ivy league murder/misery as a campus reacts. how a yale grad student turned up dead in a building only students and staff can enter. plus, a new warning about cell phones and cancer especially when wh it comes to your kid. >>> patrick swayze dies at 57 years old. swayze was best known for "dirty danci dancing" and "ghost. "he had been in "the beast." it was canceled in june because his cancer was getting worse. >> it's a sad night. he was a very lovable, dear, accomplished person and he did as much as anybody could. he fought a very brave fight. i'm sorry he had to lose it it. >> now barbara walters interviewed swayze in january. here's what he told her then about fighting the cancer. >> hope is a ver

robin meade is on assignment today. a powerful earthquake and subsequent tsunami wipes out entire villages in som owe a. how the u.s. plans to help survivors dealing with the devastation. toyota launching the biggest recall ever in the u.s. the company says there is a deadly problem with floor mats. >>> there's a new push to stop the millions of people who send text messages while driving. what is being done today to put new limits on distracted driving. >>> our top story, tsunami hit somoa. it was declared a major disaster area. triggered three separate tsunami waves that flattened entire villages or left them under water. somoans are heart broke sxwren desperate to find out anything about home. >> i'm hurt for them because they are my people. especially for the older folks. the children. they are helpless. >> here is a map you can get a better idea what we are talking about here. people in the islands say that if tsunami was so strong that it twisted concrete banes and mangled cars. some could be without electricity u

i'm natasha curry in for robin meade today. the sun returned to parts of the south after a week of record-breaking rain only to shine light on tragedy and loss. plus, the leader of libya stirred up outrage when its country held a homecoming for convicted plane bomber. >>> cameras are rolling as an out-of-control car barrels toward a little girl here. look at that, how she walked away without a scratch. amazing. >>> after nearly a week of rain, the southeast is finally getting a break. the sun came out yesterday but it is still a mess. roads across the region are still blocked right now and some schools in georgia will be closed again today. now there's still plenty of flooding. some people still can't go home. others have made it back to see the damage and some relived how they escaped all of this. >> i mean, i'm laughing and joking about it but i'm really crying on the inside because this is just unbelievable. i mean, when we left here yesterday, we got stuck in the field with three kids and we broke the fence down trying to g

i'm robin meade. let's check in on 0 the headlines. >> i'm not the first president to take up this cause but i am determined to be the last. >> president obama tried to regain momentum in his fight to give every american health insurance and his passionate speech came with a stern challenge to his opponents. but a heckler interrupted the president shouting the words "you lie." that lawmaker's apologized but it's not over yet. and police took a man to jail, accused of attacking beachgoers with jelly fish. okay. >>> first, though, the president made good on his promise to keep pushing for health care reform with a fiery speech last night. president obama said that he's willing to hear other ideas, but he won't waste time with those who think it's better politics to kill his plan than improve it and he defended this call for a government run public insurance option. >> the time for bickering is over. the time for games has passed. now is the season for action. now is when we must bring the best ideas of

i'm in for robin meade today.o see huge protests in pittsburgh today as the g-20 gets started. yesterday greenpeace protesters rep pelled over this bridge and unfurled a massive banner being warning that carbon dioxide emissions are hurting the planet. nine people were arrested here. another five were arrested at another bridge where they were planning a similar stunt. >>> the fill makers who prompted a federal investigation of a.c.o.r.n. with getting slapped with a lawsuit now. you may remember they posed as a pimp and prostitute secretly taping conversations with employees. the group says that those tapes broke wire tapping laws and seriously damaged their reputation. correspondent richard lui joins us know. richard, there's actually new fallout from the videos. >> yeah. it continues. the irs and u.s. census bureau are the latest groups to distance themselves from a.c.o.r.n. the irs specifically saying it will no longer include the group in its volunteer tax assistance program. a.c.o.r.n. said it had already sus

>>> i'm robin meade.security tapes from the 1989 oklahoma city bombing for the first time. a lawyer who fought to have them released says there's something funny. four surveillance cameras from build i buildings around the federal building went blank just before the explosion. he says the fbi is covering something up. so far, we do not have a response from the fbi. >>> former president bill clinton says the so-called vast right-wing conspiracy that attacked him during his presidency is still around. his comments from a "meet the press" interview are one of the most popular stories on cnn.com right now. >> oh, you bet. sure, it is. it's not as strong as it was, because america has changed demographically, but it's a virulent as it was. >> clinton says no way republicans will take control of congress in the mid terms like they did during his presidency. >>> slowing down an important shipping channel on the ohio river, limited cargo traffic. it's still unknown what caused the break in kentucky. a public poli

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i'm robin meade. i appreciate your time. let's jump right into the story. a lab technician chargeded in the death of a yale grad student. what is he like? we talked to friends and neighbors. investigators hauled away more than ten truckloads of trash from the place where jaycee dugard was allegedly held for 18 years. today they dig deemer after some signals from cadaver dogs. broken ribs, broken vertebrae, unable to walk -- you won't believe how a woman managed to survive nearly a week. don't even want to think about what that was like. >>> first, though, our top story this morning. we're getting two different pictures of the man chargeded with killing a yale grad student. police arrested raymond clark yesterday. they think he is the one who allegedly strangled annie le and stuffed her body in a wall. but people who know clark well told our sister network, cnn, they cannot believe police are talking about their friend. >> we want answers to all of our questions. he's being portrayed right now as, you

i'm robin meade. let's jump right into the headlines. there is a lot of controversy over the speech that president obama will give to school kids today. some parents opposed to it have seen it and you'll see what they think about it now. this plane made an emergency landing and the passengers got out as quickly as they could, but it turns out it all may have been a fuss about nothing. >> every once in a while they catch it once in a while. it's a real long shot for a bigfoot to be in a backyard. >> he's talking about some people who claim they caught big foot on camera. we'll show you the video and you decide. okay. >>> all right. after addressing rumors, fears and anger, president obama will speak to school kids around the country today. now the white house released the speech yesterday trying to dispel rumors that he would push a political agenda. it encourages kids to work hard and stay committed to education. conservatives like newt gingrich endorsed the message after reading it, so parents also c

i'm natasha curry in for robin meade. john travolta was forced to open up about the death of his teenaged son in court and now the judge wants to hear more. plus -- >> stuck at a home behind the elementary school since monday morning when she went to work. >> so many people were trapped or on the run because of the flooding in the southeast but two teens made it their mission to come to the rescue. >>> investigators say they've uncovered a dogfighting ring at a daycare center, and you wouldn't believe what they found feet from where the children were being watched. >>> first, though, our top story. for the first time ever an experimental hiv vaccine prevented people from being infected, people who got the two-part booster and now the placebo were 31% less likely to get hiv. that's according to researchers. the u.s. army helped pay for the study which was done in thailand. a u.n. aids expert explained why even limited prevention is a major breakthrough. >>> the protected efficacy, meaning the strength of the vaccine, is no

watch every morning with me, robin meade from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.ook for a job? well, that's how much a sacramento man and his fiancee spent to put up this massive billboard. check it out. it directs employers to their website. david figures with 100,000 cars driving by the billboard every day, he's bound to get noticed. >> only going to take one person that's high up in the business, private or public, that wants a good manager. >> this marketing strategy has generated a couple of calls. he hopes one of them will land him a new job. >>> an intense man hunt is under way in washington state for an escaped criminally insane killer. philip arnold paul walked away from a group of patients during a field trip to a county fair in spokane on thursday and now state officials are facing intense criticism for allowing paul, who has a violent criminal past, to be on that field trip. he was committed to a mental hospital after he admitted to killing an elderly woman back in 1987. paul, who is schizophrenic, says he killed her because he thought she was a witch.

i'm natasha curry in for robin meade. she's on assignment today. >>> murder charges in the beating death of a high school student, and police say one of the suspects is giving them some chilling details about what happened. >>> also, oscar-winning director roman polanski is sitting in jail facing two extremes. he could be sent to the u.s. to face charges or he could be set free. new details in the case today. >>> the pope delivered a big speech, but don't ask anybody about what he said. they were focused on something itsy and bitsy. >>> our top story. one of the suspects accused of killing a chicago honors student has admitted to jumping on the boy's head while he was lying on the ground. that's from the state attorney. four teenagers have now been charged with first-degree murder in the gruesome death. one of them is a juvenile. 16-year-old darrion albert was beaten to death after being hit over the head. here's his picture, and his mother said he was headed for college. >> he was a good boy. >> he had no problems. >> no

i'm robin meade. we're ready for you. morning, sunshine. well, entire neighborhoods are underwater. streets are washed out and power lines are down. and now dangerous flash floods in the south have taken lives. >>> new revelations about former presidential candidate john edwards and the woman with whom he had an affair. why he may now admit that he is the father of her child. >>> like a devil, ready to fight. >> yeah. an 88-year-old man jumped out of his wheelchair when people tried to steal his safe. what he says that he did to fight them off. >>> it's amazing, right, that people would target somebody and try to steal their safe. we have more on that story and how he fought them off. >>> but our top story, an incredible mess of days of rain in the southeast. you're going to find neighborhoods flooded like this all around the atlanta area. a fire destroyed this house after the fire truck responding got stuck underwater. at least six people have been killed in the flooding. some have tried their best to help when they've seen others in trouble. >> there was no way i could help. it wa

i'm natasha curry in for robin meade.> van jones resigned following controversy over a petition that he signed years ago. let's give it to correspondent richard lui and fox tv's glen beck loudly opposed van jones. >> he co founded a group called color change.org. jones was not involved in the group's efforts against beck specifically. he did list jones as inactive right now. the organization also saying the conservative commentator was focusing on jones before the group started taking on beck, too. so a little bit of background there. >> thank you, richard. what about more on jones' background? >> jones was a civil rights activist in california before shifting his attention to environmental energy issues. he wrote a best-selling book called "the green collar economy" and some said president obama's camp didn't do enough to defend jones. i talked to a sun times columnist about that issue. >> i think rather than caving in, what's happened here is the obama administration is being pushed around by conservatives and if they d

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"headline news'" morning show with robin meade. hand. robin, your book deals with so many obstacles that you have faced. >> yeah. >> what is your message? because all of us looking at you find it very difficult to believe you've ever had an obstacle. >> nancy, thank you so much for having me back on your show. i appreciate it. you know, so this book really deals with my struggles through self-confidence and self-esteem. for me it manifested itself on the air, no less, about ten years ago when i was anchoring in chicago. in the form of panic attacks. so i wrote this book for other people. maybe you don't have panic attacks, but maybe you have a self-esteem or self-confidence issue and really, who among us doesn't? so this really walks us through it. >> robin, what advice do you give other people? >> in terms of their self-confidence? you know, i think that if we all really look at ourselves in an honest way, if you did an honest self-assessment and not really believe the stories, the little lies you've allowed yourself to tell yourse

i'm robin meade. thanks for being a part of our family. today the nation pauses to remember a dark day in history. and to honor the victims of the september 11th attacks eight years later. >>> buying a car there gm, may be like shopping at the mall, is asking a no questions asked return policy. is there a catch? plus -- >>> head speaker nancy pelosi's head spinning. >> lie, lie, lie. >> two words. a political firestorm. the insults shot at president obama is a huge hit on the internet. >>> first, today we relive the shock and sadness of one of the worst days in u.s. history. exactly eight years ago, the september 11th terror attacks rocked the nation. nearly 3,000 people died. a day of remembrance but for the first time it's also a national day of service. there will be thousands of volunteer projects including preparing packages to send to the troops. but an important part of the day is remembers what happened eight years ago near the world trade center aside. a memorial begins at 8:40 a.m. eastern.

i'm natasha curry in for robin meade today.dnesday. >>> the house of representatives formally admonished joe wilson for shouting "you lie" during the president's speech on health care last week. the resolution passed, mostly along party lines yesterday. the outburst came during a line in the president's speech about health coverage for illegal immigrants. democrats were demanding an apology on the house floor but south carolina republican refused. >> to me it's game playing and -- political game playing. it's exactly what the president says shouldn't occur, but they proceed to continue game playing. i believe, as i sincerely stated, that i apologized immediately to the president. he's been very gracious to accept the apology. the vice president accepted the apology. the president on sunday night during "60 minutes" again accepted the apology. but now it truly is time to work on health insurance reform. >> now former president jimmy carter says that racism motivated wilson's outburst and that it's part of a broader backlash agai

i'm natasha curry in for robin meade. we have learned five u.s. service members were killed yesterday in afghanistan. the military says three were killed by a roadside bomb, another was shot and the other was killed on patrol. this all happened in the southern part of the country where american and nato forces have stepped up operations against the taliban. >>> our top story today. two alleged terror plots disrupted by the fbi. in one case, a man is accused of trying to blow up a dallas skyscraper. 19-year-old hosan smadi will have his first court appearance. correspondent richard lui joining us now. how did the fbi stop him, richard? >> here's what happened, natasha. undercover agents saw him in a sleeper cell. he drove a bomb into the skyscraper parking garage and tried to detonate it. people who work there just say they're glad this thing wasn't real. >> if anything happens, i'm going down. >> my stomach hurts. it's scary. you hear about it but you never think it's going to happen to you. >> it appears smadi fixed fountain place tower because i

i'm robin meade. good to be back with you on a thursday morning. let's jump right into the news stories now. an fbi raid brings a cross-country terrorism investigation into people's back yards. what we're learning about the man at the center of a suspected bomb plot. >>> plus, former president jimmy carter is not backing down. not only does he see racism against the angry opposition against president obama, he says it's time for action. >>> and a pregnant women is said to have committed dozens of robberies with nothing more than sticky notes. interesting. >>> first, though, we start with the latest on a terror plot investigation that is stechg from new york to colorado. yesterday the fbi raided the denver area apartment of a man suspected of having ties to al qaeda. agents were seen taking boxes of evidence out. an attorney for najibullah zazi suggests zazi is doing nothing wrong and is cooperating. neighbors are surprised. >> he's a really nice neighbor. you wouldn't suspect anything like this would

hln anchor robin mead of morning express with robin mead, used to struggle with an i panic attack. over came her disorder and she joins thus morning from atlanta to share her story. >> good morning, thank you for having me. it's a bit of a problem trying to do the news. >> i can't even imagine it. >> yeah, so what happened to me. this is about 10 years ago i worked had in economic do. chicago. it came upon me and it's not like i struggled with panic attacks. i didn't know what it was. i was like what is happening? meanwhile thousands of people are watching. i'm humiliated. i'm oh, my gosh, i hope it doesn't again. of course, it happens again. this book takes you through the journey of how i got over the panic attacks. it's among the of self confidence. mine went to the extreme that it manifested itself physically. >> tell me about what you had to do to get over that. you couldn't continue in this career obviously and not get it under control? >> yeah. exactly. i was this close to quitting. i kept saying to my husband, i think i lost my tai talent. when it came to the core issue of

good morning, sunshine, i'm robin meade.'re seeing the security tapes from the 1995 oklahoma city bombing for the first time. but a lawyer who fought to have them released says there's something funny. four surveillance cameras from buildings around the building went blank just before the explosion. he says the fbi is covering something up. so far we don't have a response from the fbi. >>> former president clinton is saying the so-called vast right wing conspiracy that attacked him during his presidency is still around. his comments from a "meet the press" interviews one of most popular stories on cnn.com. >> you bet. sure it is. it is not as strong as it was because america has changed demographically. >> clinton also said there's no way republicans will take control of congress in next year's mid-term elections like they did during his presidency. >>> a major lock break is slowing down an important shipping channel. only limited cargo traffic right now. it's still unknown what caused the break in kentucky. last year a publ

i'm robin meade. hope you're loving your weekend.ok at what's going on in the week ahead. tonight's prime-time emmy awards will be packed with stars. first thing monday morning, we'll show you the big winners, all the fashion highlights, the big moments on the red carpet and the show. >>> plus, a trial is set to begin monday for the man accused of murdering a doctor in church. dr. george tiller provided abortions at a kansas clinic. scott roeder has pleaded not guilty to gunning down tiller in may. >>> plus, president obama will join world leaders at the g-20 summit on thursday in pittsburgh. >>> those stories and much more starting tomorrow on "morning express" with meie robin meade. get up early, we're on from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. eastern. this actually works. (announcer) only rogaine foam is shown to regrow hair in 85% of guys. i'll check it out and i'm like, nice., (announcer) rogain foam. stop losing. start gaining. as the decades have past, the promise of medicare has always been there. and aarp has fought to guarantee none

i'm robin meade. welcome. the health care system as congress dash has congress tied up in knots. with one speech tonight the president will try on push them into getting a reform bill done. recent cnn opinion research poll shows that 55% of americans support a public health insurance option. 16 years ago this month president clinton also addressed a joint session of congress in his failed push for health care reform. president obama's speech tonight may be one of the defining moments of his presidency. correspondent richard lui has more on the debate on the public option where the government funds a health care plan. >> good morning. yeah. this is the huge point of contention, robin, within the democratic party as well with the gop, too. any of our sister network, cnn, talks about what president obama might say about this public option. >> most importantly adviser to the president telling us that they expect the president on wednesday night to say that while the public opening is important, it is not going to

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i'm robin meade. we salute the troops every day on "morning express with robin mead meade".oing to do it on the weekends now. the husband and wife are both in the air force. he is being deployed to afghanistan, she is going to iraq. and his mom will be taking care of of their two kids while they're gone. go to cnn.com/robin, watch for the salutes every morning on "morning express" with me, robin meade, from 6:00 am to 10:00 am eastern. hi, may i help you? we're shopping for car insurance, and our friends said we should start here. good friends -- we compare our progressive direct rates, apples to apples, against other top companies, to help you get the best price. how do you do that? with a touch of this button. can i try that? [ chuckles ] wow! good luck getting your remote back. it's all right -- i love this channel. shopping less and saving more. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> an old comment comes back to haunt president obama's environmental adviser. what van jones said about the 9/11 attacks that has him leaving his post. >>> killing spree in georgia,

i'm robin meade. ready or not, it's starting. you know, your workweek.going on news wise. >>> a legally insane killer was allowed to have a day at the fair. what? the next thing you know he disappeared. he has been caught, but this is all raising a lot of questions. >>> also, officials say that they're starting to put the pieces together of the plans for a terror attack. what we're going to hear today in court. >>> plus, it has been raining for days and days in the southeast. that's starting to cause some major troubles. >>> first, though, police have finally caught a legally insane killer who escaped from a field trip to the county fair. he was on the loose for three days. sheriffs in washington state say they found phillip paul with a deadly cutting tool in his backpack. this is a guy who strangled and slit the throat of a woman in 1987. law enforcement officials are outraged. >> there was an extreme amount of anger throughout the law enforcement community that this event even took place. we have learned several things throughout this investigation. on

i'm robin meade. here's what's going on. entire neighborhoods are under water. streets are washed out and power lines are down and now dangerous flash floods in the south have taken lives. >>> new revelations about former presidential candidate john edwards and the woman he had an affair with. why he may now admit he's the father of her child allegedly. >> that's what i -- i said what i meant and i meant what i said. >> the long arm of the law is going to have to get a little bit longer. why a mayor is saying no to cops chasing suspects on foot. >>> first, our top story, the flooding in the southeast isn't just making a mess. now it is deadly. it has been some of the worst rainfall that hit the region in a century. at least six people have been killed. some are drivers caught up in the flash flooding. one witness says that the conditions made it impossible to help people. >> no way i could help. i was screaming and yelling i was flashing my lights trying to get him to stop and there was no way i could help. he was on the other side of the creek. there was nothin

i'm natasha curry in for robin meade today. >>> an american accused of planning to blow up a federal building is now under arrest, that as security agents break a completely separate plot to use weapons of mass destruction in the u.s. >>> and kids across the country may be drinking water full of arsenic and lead. a new report that may have you packing bottled waters ayou send your kids off to school. >>> and -- >> i really don't think she would have made it. i think the smoke would have overtook her. >> total strangers ran into a burning house to save an elderly woman. what nearly stopped them from getting to her. >>> today's top story, two alleged terror plots targeting two u.s. cities and federal agents say that the suspects in both were ready to pull the trigger. the arrests were in illinois and texas. counterterrorism authorities say the plots were unrelated and neither case is connected with the third alleged plot based in colorado that we've been talking about all week. first in illinois, in springfield, michael fenton is charged to trying to detonate a bomb outside the federal

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shocked robin meade reveals in her new book that panic attacks almost caused her on-camera career to t's a person who lacks self-confidence. robin writes about her ordeal in stunning detail so others can learn how she battled panic attacks and won. her amazing book "morning sunshine" how to radiate confidence and feel it, too, we had a very revealing conversation about her struggles. robin, welcome. i read your book and i really loved it. i want to congratulate you, first of all, having the courage to honestly discuss a problem others might want to keep secret. why have you decided to tell this very personal story about your battle with your insecurities? >> yeah. you know what, for a long time, i kept it secret, too. and it did no service to me to keep it under wraps and for me the book is about my story and the way i dealt with panic attacks and anxiety really debilitating panic attacks. but it's under the umbrella of self-confidence, because who among us has not had some issue with self-confidence? so, i wrote this book, i didn't want people to like buy a book and walk away and go,

i'm robin meade. here's what's going on. >>> a legally insane killer escaped while on a field trip. he's caught now. but questions about how this could happen. >>> the possibility of another attack on new york. a terror plot investigation heads to court today. >>> football team scores an amazing last-second touchdown with the help from the other team, and the entire town is cheering. >>> first, our top story this morning. a legally insane killer, who escaped from a field trip to the county fair, has been caught after three days on the loose. sheriffs say they found philip hall with a deadly cutting tool in his backpack. this is a man who strangled and slit the throat of a woman in 1987. it's the field trip that has law enforcement outraged. >> there was an extreme amount of anger throughout the law enforcement community that this event even took place. we have learned several things throughout this investigation. one of those, that mr. paul was not compliant in taking his medications. my question is, if someone was noncompliant in taking their medications, what made anybody believe

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i'm natasha curry in for robin meade.iating with a man who barricaded himself in a hospital emergency room after firing a shot. police said that the s.w.a.t. team has surrounded the area. these are pictures of the hospital. they're trying to figure out if the man is connected to the death of a couple found fatally shot last night. police say a shot was fired into the hospital ceiling. >> the doctor just got through telling me i was okay and give me medicine, and then they went out of the room, about i would say 30 seconds after they went out of the room, i heard like a pow, i knew it was a gunshot so i started unhooking the ekg off me. i went to the door and saw say gun standing in the emergency room with a gun to his head. >> local media reported the man pointed a gun at his head and asked for help, then told a medical technician that he had just killed his parents. >>> large protest planned outside the u.n. building in new york, the dman straighters are angry that the libyan leader is being welcomed into the country. ri