we look forward to that challenge and i'm sure rory would too and i'm sure tiger would too but a lot has been made of this. challenge if you like this is about a team not of individuals and. my team are set on gaining fourteen and a half points it doesn't matter who's playing who gets them and that's nice this bill isn't. going to show is that so much of me is going to make a lot of people over here you know but look at me next to kim isolated and impoverished north korea is badly in need of change how will this happen and who will. in the czech republic he's available in hutto and central. to the story. in bosnia and herzegovina available in. the beach. hotel. in serbia is available in regency. scripts by mass protests as tens of thousands of people gather to demonstrate against austerity measures. moscow's deep holes to. force an immediate he was planning to challenge his court at the same time you do school promises to stay in politics. kyrgyzstan years of parliamentary elections amidst simmering fears of more violence in a country that has yet to fully recover from the summer's d

emmy winning filmmaker rory kennedy produced, wrote and directed this film. rory, great to have you here. >> nice to be here. >> so let's take about this. why did you get involved with this project to begin with? >> well, it's a subject that i think is very important to us. i think it defines us as a country right now. it touches on issues of immigration, who is going to become part of the citizenship of this country, issues around the war on drugs, the war on terror and it's also about holding our policymakers accountable for how they're spending our tax dollars. >> now, in reading the review of the film, which the reviews are very good, but some are saying you take a comical approach at some of these issues. explain to us, what's not working and what are the solutions that maybe your film will tell us what would work better? >> well, i think the premise has been pretty faulty. it's a 670 mile fence on a 2,000 mile border. so what that means is it breaks up along the way. so when people aren't climbing over it or creating tunnels under it, they're simply wal

we look forward to that challenge and i'm sure rory would too and i'm sure tiger would too but a lot has been made of this. challenge if you like this is about a team not about individuals. and my team are set on gaining fourteen and a half points it doesn't matter who's playing who gets them and that brings this to the end of the sport fernando whether it's coming out of this. wealthy british stock. markets. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines two kinds of reports. the headlines on our. opium production has to do to a diseased poppy crops but the amount of land used to grow the drug remains unchanged this according to a new u.n. report. i was seeing live pictures here right now religious real estate is fueling tensions in india as the country awaits a court decision that will. be the hindus all muslims live pictures right there. so it's kind of side the job or even see what. you know the companies and. has left the building over one hundred delegates left addressing empty seat

that was rory devine reporting.ver the years it cost about the same amount of money it costs to hire a teacher for a year. >>> right now we have craig herrera checking out the weather. man, was it gloomy today. >> only a little bit of rain. we got a tenth or so for sonoma, santa rosa sack, mill valley about a tenth. gloomy, right? tomorrow more sunshine for you though. we've got more of it in the seven-day. those are the rainfall totals today. we knew it wasn't going to be a lot, but expecting more for the north bay hills. a quarter inch, every little bit helps. a lot of that has moved out. we do have the fog starting to come back in tonight. so 58 right now in san francisco. you've got some 60s over to livermore. hayward down through san jose, already dropping into the mid 50s for the north end of the bay. so tomorrow morning we will have the fog blowing back inland. temperatures are going to come up during the afternoon. in fact, inland spots will warm up a good eight to ten degrees from what we were today. the wi

we look forward to that challenge and i'm sure rory would too and i'm sure tiger would too but a lot has been made of this. challenge if you like this is about a team not of individuals and my team are set on gaining fourteen and a half points it doesn't matter who's playing who gets them and that brings us to the end of the sport fernando whether he's coming up next. hungry for the full story we've got it's. the biggest issues get a human voice ceased to face with the news makers. in taiwan the te's available in the landis typee who turns. the how would close a hotel tonight be sure to type the hotel hotel while cho his the groom her tone the show would hotel and some will do misty type the hotel kuvasz photo photo slim hotel resort evergreens the old hotel type the grand victorian hotel glory a prince hotel called springs resort and spa tied to a hotel while she plans on post a photo toto the west in taipei evergreen close a hotel in thailand tell you learned this hotel time ambassador to turkey hoto full points pleasures and how it prints or turn the splendid hotel in touch with t

joey & rory their first cd jumped off the charts.r brand new album live in our "second cup cafe" that's early this saturday morning, september 11th, 2010. got to love a good crowd and we always seem to have them on the plaza on the weekend, so nice to see. >> absolutely. it is a little windy, chris. >> it is now fall officially and you can feel it. hi, everybody, welcome back to "the early show." >> clearly the anniversary of september 11th today, a lot of news, as well. >> exactly so. much to get to this morning and of course in minutes as we do continue to talk about 9/11 we'll have an exclusive with new york city fi economieser coming up in seconds as we visit ground zero and the ceremony down there this morning but first another check of the headlines, betny nguyen is at the news desk and joins us now. >> today is the ninth ans ver rees of the 9/11 terrorist attacks and ceremonies are planned in new york, at the pent gong and shanksville, pennsylvania on a day of remembrance emotions run high over a planned islamic prayer center

we look forward to that challenge and i'm sure rory would too and i'm sure tiger would too but a lot has been made of this. challenge if you like this is about a team not of individuals. and my team are set on gaining fourteen and a half points it doesn't matter who's playing who gets them. and that brings us to the end of the sport fernando where he is coming up next. she's available in. this photo. as it could. be strong for us to become the. opium production in the value is rising as a result. police. are all among the by. pakistan blocks nato a. major supply route apparently in response to the killing of its soldiers. on board a. smaller nations are left to talk to empty seats at the close of the un general assembly in new york raising questions over its ability. well it's good of you to join us this is r.t. live from moscow the u.n. says the global opium production has dropped by nearly half this year however it's nothing to do with the war on drugs but rather a puppy eating virus in afghanistan the world's largest exporter but the survey warns of any kind of victory over the ki

rory right now it doesn't seem likely at all because at the moment there isn't even a certainty that that client has indeed left the united kingdom and has arrived in poland so far we only have one polish channel t v n twenty four claiming that the fording two unnamed sources they claimed that psychiatry has indeed arrived in poland twenty the world chechen congress however that is so far unconfirmed also what is very strange is the fact that polish authorities have stated that they will arrest him because of course there's an outstanding enter paul warrant for his arrest and they will detain him should he arrives on polish territory no this is very strange because according to general knowledge one foresman agencies do not exactly announce their wishes to detain somebody especially to that person before they make an arrest so this could easily be. constructed and sealed the morning of sorts that he will be detained and therefore should not attend but according to us several sources that despite the fact that polish authorities have said they will detain him should he arrive several

hour but first here now with the latest sports and kate so another big night of european football hi rory yes tonight is the tennis. pages back to provide the russian interest in europe in the europa league we have all the build up plus the story that's rocking the world of cycling that's coming up next. hello and thank you for joining me for the sports news and here are the headlines european bottle's taste guy and his image fly the flag for russia among those they match your right to make times. while shock result another drug scandal rocks liking a three time tour de france champion how about the contador test positive. and attention maps europe and america get in their final practice rounds as they prepare to tee off in the thirty eighth ryder cup. but we start with football and to complete this week of european action there are twenty four matches taking place on thursday night in the group stage of the europa league russian premier league leaders it looking for their second win and take on athens and pages bag while they must go to scott face a spot of praga him karina with both sid

we look forward to that challenge and i'm sure rory would too and i'm sure tiger would too but a lot has been made of this. challenge if you like this is about a team not about individuals and my team are set on gaining fourteen and a half points it doesn't matter who's playing who gets them and that brings us to the end of the sport fernando where he's coming up next hungry for the full story we've got it first the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on our team. in taiwan the teas available in the landis typee hotel. might be the how would close a hotel choice be sure to join the hotel's hotel won't show his the groom's photo the show would hotel and some will do mysti type the hotel kuvasz photo photo slim hotel resort evergreens the old photos will it be grand victoria hotel gloria prince hoto oil hope springs resort and spa tied to a hotel royal she plans on posted a photo you know to toto the west into a paid evergreen close a hotel in time to eat lunch as hotel time ambassador type the hotel full points plus shares and how it prints her to the sp

with us now, filmmaker rory kennedy, daughter of robert f.ee you again. >> great to be here. >> let's talk about why you took on this hot-button subject, a subject that's become more hot-button with all that's going on in arizona right now. >> yeah. well, i think "the fence" is kind of defining who we are as a nation. that we built this fence on the southern border with mexico. it raises a lot of important issues that relate to immigration, the war on drugs, the war on terror. and also, i think it addresses how our legislators and policymakers are spending our tax dollars, questioning whether this fence is really an effective way to deal with these issues. >> and part of the fence it's not just about immigration, it's about national security. what did you find in studying the fence? does it actually help protect the united states? >> well, what we found, actually, is that there have been no terrorists who have ever come into the united states through the mexico border. so it hasn't been really effective in reducing that number, because there

for rory recalled one of its newest models after reports of -- for raw recalled one of its newest models after reports of it -- for robbery recalled one of its newest models after reports of it catching fire. pakistan's prime minister says the floods mean it that the country's growth will slump by 2.5% and inflation will rise by 20%. children are especially badly affected. 10,000 school buildings have been destroyed. chris morris and this report. >> flying into the flood zone, the head of the united nations children's fund. how many children are suffering down there, and when can they go back to school? at the relief camp on the ground, people are waiting patiently for supplies as the visitors from the u.n. arrived. this is a school that has been taken over by the emergency relief effort. from the himalayas to the sea, there are thousands of school buildings that have been damaged or destroyed. even those that survive have been turned into a temporary relief camps. there are very few places where children can go to school. inside, there is one room where children can be themselves, playi

and so you couldn't really ask for much more from the russian clubs in the europa league so far yeah rory i agree with that say ascalon is needed in action and they won big away from home on day one so great results that plus the rest of the sport of course coming up. if your company for this edition of sports today i am you know these are headlines day one dealt with both. campaigns with convincing wins. names world champion boxer. score through their considerable weight behind. twenty twelve preparations. and green greens the. golf club plays host to the russian challenge cup we take an in-depth look at the country's premier. three out of four a. russian teams warming europe during the opening week of this season's champions league. fixtures is a need. to live as victors on thursday evening. storm to the top of the tree domestically looking good for only their second ever premier league. cup winners from simply love to double the dream of reality through the future of. russian international striker binding in the house before the half time. against three would end and. no worries either

. >> rory divine reporting over the three years, the program costs about $52,000, about the same amount it costs to hire a teacher for a year. hundreds of people packed into the wood minster amphitheater for the first of four free concerts. the sundays at the redwood series at the joaquin miller park, the money went towards hurricane katrina victims. the response was so positive, the cities office of parks and rec made it a tradition. next sunday, the oakland symphony will play. i saw a sophisticated rob when i mispronounced the word symphony. >> you pronounce them better than the west of us. >> what's going on with the symphony of weather is just fog. bring out the fog this morning. it is kind of soupy around san francisco and the north bay. we have visibilities down to a quarter mile in the north bay. factor in extra time on the morning drive for the rest of the bay area, we will see temperatures climbing into the 80s and this includes the trivalley with our locations in the east bay. this will be the first week of fall coming up, but the temperatures will be soaring heading towards n

. >> rory reid and brian sandoval have released plans for improving education. we will hear from both candidates on this issue. >> the venue for tonight's debate, the andre agassi college preparatory academy. here is a man who really cares about education, andre agassi. [applause] >> thank you. good evening and welcome to the andre agassi college preparatory academy. i want to rory reid and brian sandoval for accepting this invitation to come here to share their thoughts on this vital issue, education. we built this school because we believe nothing has the power to change a child's life like a quality education. without an education a child cannot hope. without a quality system, a state cannot compete. the next governor will long be remembered for the effect on education. nevada is struggling economically. a huge portion of our state budget goes to education, the next governor will be called upon to make serious decisions. they will be asked how much are we spending on education? are we spending a enough? what is being done to insure accountability? by the time

rory cellan-jones, bbc news, east london. >> iphone has such a stranglehold.yone can crack through that. >> it seems like they pretty much invented the

well as you say rory it was uncertain whether the polish authorities what in fact addressed or detained osmond's up high if they have done so in the morning on friday the seventeenth of september as he was leaving his place of residence currently in detention and the russian side has already sent over a number of documents listing all the evidence that they have and the charges that are filed here in russia against that it's a riot and specifically outlining the details of why they believe the polish side should extradite him to russia and let the man stand trial of course the polish side has yet to make that decision both sides very carefully alluding to the fact that that decision will be a strictly legal one and adhering to all principles of international law practice and with politics being entering not entering the picture at all of course the question upset as fate now lies so late with the polish of four days according to some of the head formations listed during the course of the day a court may have to decide whether there is grounds. for further arrest although that's archived

yes thank you rory as you can see we. as you can see behind me a very beautiful city over jaros level some of the best minds from the world over of gathered here for a two day brainstorming session how to keep the world safe what makes a democracy work and how to modernize what's already in existence well these are just some of the questions on the table of the second global policy forum and we'll be bringing you some first hand answers as we talk face to face with the participants well the. way we are now is about two hundred fifty kilometers northeast of moscow and it's on the list of unesco world heritage sites so it's no surprise this week of the city marks its thousand year anniversary and just let you know as well we're going to be following those celebrations here on out to you as well over the next couple of days but for now let's focus on the forum and to talk more about what's going on at this international think tank we're joined live by our correspondent you've got to be. some eminent people here in the city t

thank you rory hello and a warm welcome to you from euro solve all i'm used to now along with my colleagues here well for the next two days we'll be bringing you full coverage of the global policy forum from this historic city some of the world's best minds here with world leaders economists and academics among them former nato chief already told the conference of the importance of better links between russia and europe the forum is going to be dealing with issues such as boosting global security and improving standards of democracy there are representatives indeed from twenty nine countries and it's being supported by the russian president dmitry medvedev well the city of europe is about two hundred and fifty kilometers north east of moscow and is on the list of you know asco heritage sites well this weekend the city marks its thousand year anniversary and we'll be following the celebrations right here on r.t. and you could say that the city is a great example of how far globalization has come and now this global forum has come here well more about this very important event in the russian

business and staff for news of on among usual natural resources to add to russia's list of exports yes rory following the global ban on elephant ivory and ethical alternative has been found in russia's mammoth tusks more later on in the bulletin but first russia's largest banks pet bank says it has billions of dollars to spend on much just an acquisition and the bank wants to become a bigger global player and is looking to expand in asia eastern europe on c.i.s. countries. and graham says spy banks capital adequacy is substantial but the problem is finding quality assets to buy just fabulous crowd by the russian d.p.s. bank and its current examining a takeover of kazakhstan and e.t.a. . on let's have a look at how we got to markets of doing european stocks are still trapped in mix having given up any gains but food and beverages shares are high on news unity but is to acquire a quiet a u.s. company with three point seven eight billion dollars t.v. but it's the top performer on the footsie top two point three percent. this hour. here in russia markets are also makes luke orders dragging on t

face europe's best player lee westwood and its latest major chandran martin kaymer northern irish rory mcilroy and graeme mcdowell will play stewart cink and not to show harrington and luke donald are up against us rookies about what's and and jeff overton in the final group. tennis now and elaine adventure has another chance to go up against french open champion francesca schiavone as the russian booked a place in the pan specific open semifinals following a straight set win over compactor it varies on her over meanwhile schiavone was made to work much harder to secure her spot in the last four italian needed more than three hours to overcome inform k. i cannot be the stoner tight three setter i have though a spectacular between the legs shot didn't help although in this point she still claimed seven five or six seven five when so except for schiavone has dementia the last time the two met was in paris to match her retired in just the same thank you very much in time to capture a maiden prime time title. and in the meantime top seed caroline wozniacki provided a shoulder to cry on for

at the moment rory the case is being watched by the russian side at investigated by the polish side they know that polish authorities polish police detained that meant that the morning of friday the seventeenth of september there are now. holding that questioning him waiting for documents to arrive from the russian prosecution they of course are putting together translating all of the materials that they have after his arrest that was after his arrest warrant was issued there are a lot of documents and evidence that our list is crimes as a lead to problems that all of the complaints that the russian prosecution have against it they're now hoping to transfer those to the polish side in order that the side sit or extraditing up to russia where he will stand trial the russian side of course say that they will do everything to make sure that the extradition and the process should take place will be taking place in accordance with all the standards of international law. just because there is a police prosecutor general has sent the polish side to act in accordance with the international oblig

rory cellan-jones, bbc news, east london. >> iphone has such a stranglehold.yone can crack through that. >> it seems like they pretty much invented the whole -- >> love it. happy birthday! ♪ you make me feel so young. ♪ you make me feel so spring has sprung ♪ you're not fooling anybody, you know. >>> political payoff. last night's primary elections, the tea party's influence and the changing mood before the november vote. >>> then, deepening drama. the miners trapped in chile. their struggles, heartaches and renewed hope. >>> and hygiene habits. who is more likely to wash their hands after using the bathroom? >> wash your hands! >> it's wednesday, september 15th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> if anyone is shocked that men are not as clean as women? >> notice i don't have to use it because my gender, we actually do wash our hands. >> no surprise. we've got things to do. we're too busy to do that sometimes. i'm sorry. i shared too much. i'm rob nelson. >> i'm vinita nair. tea party supporters are cheering after a huge upset win in delaware. chr

rory cellan-jones of the bbc has the story. >> reporter: remember when these were the coolest mobilest phones that grabbed the attention of consumers and made the finnish company huge profits. then this happened. >> we're going to make some history together today. >> reporter: the launch of apple's iphone took the spotlight away from nokia. since then, plenty of other smartphone rivals have made life harder for the industry's giant. in london, the fight back began. nokia took over the giant xcel exhibition center to show off the new phones it believes will make it cool once more. >> the brand somewhat synonymous with -- they've got to get more cool back into the brand. have devices that take on the iphone and actually deliver some of the cool applications and services that other phones are able to deliver today. >> reporter: this, the n-95 was nokia's last big hit. very good at taking pictures. not so good at getting you on to the internet. but nokia's hoping this, the n-8, will provide a much better web experience for those who think phones are now about far more than just making cal

it >> there has been at least one reported sighting of james rory here in gaithersburg, but authorities say could be in the woods in this county anywhere. he is not wanted for any new crimes. he is wanted because he is homeless, and has not told authorities where he is. >> have you seen this man? 52-year-old sect defender -- convicted sex offender james mowry. >> he might be living in a tent in a wooded area in upper montgomery county. we have a warrant for him. >> he did prison time after a 2002 conviction for raping and sexually abusing a child relative. he is supposed to give his whereabouts to local police, by u.s. marshals say he is homeless and know where to register, so neighbors cannot be alerted. >> it is bad enough i have to keep my daughter in my hand with all the crime that is going on around here. >> they will try to present themselves as homeless of they will not have to comply with providing an address. the crux i think -- >> i think if they do not have an address to go to they should not be released to present -- from prison. >> james is 6 feet tall, 150 pounds, and has

are goo will stick with angle, it's unclear if the flip will be the same for people coming up for rory reid. it's going to be a very close race in nevada and in california, again, close, but atmospherics favor republicans. bill: meg whitman is up six points over jerry brown in the race for governor. rick, how do you see what we saw in nevada and california on the screen? >> i think the news is actually why aren't numbers worse for democrats, given where the economy is and kind of the broad atmospherics that kind of suggest this is going to be year when the public is not happy. bill: but california has always been democratic. >> it has been. but -- >> bill: in nevada, should sharron angle be up there? >> california has had republican governors, we have an incumbent iran governor there, ronald reagan was a rather notable one, so sharron angle, let's talk about that. i think one of the reasons frankly that nevada is a winnable state for harry reid and that there are other states like kentucky and others we can touch on, that are winnable for democrats right now is because the tea party ca

sometimes -- >> that was rory dine reporting.dy of the pt gains program that paid students in d.c., chicago, dallas and new york that showed the mixed results. >>> some tour guidesare suing the d.c. government over new regulations. the regulations required guides to take an exam on city landmarks, architecture and history to get a license. the owners of a segway tour group called segs in the city stay law infringes on their free speech right. lawyers stay government can't block people from talking about the city's history simply because they don't hole a license. >>>rivers could be paying tolls on the local interstate. transportation officials are suggesting tolls between 10 cents to a dollar. no vote has been taken but some have come out against it. they say it is going to fleece northern virginians and finance their out of control spending. >>> time for a little redskins rewind. dan joins us now. this has to do with houston. >> a replay. >> that was the genesis of that. >> it is. and it seemed like it was yesterday there s an i

rory reid senator reid's son, i don't think he is going to continue to the lawsuit. >> greta: what are >> sandoval has a comfortable lead. >> greta: it is likely the republican governor will stay. will you be the one who will continue to prosecute this case? >> yes. >> greta: what is your biggest challenge? >> to get past in motion on a standing as well as the government's argument under the commerce clause it enjoys broad power therefore can enact this legislation the states have no bisque in court. i think the courts have to make a decision whether the power is as broad as the state i think. >> greta: if he expands it broadly the definition of the commerce clause you lose. if he has a narrow interpretation you win? >> right. >> greta: the question is a question of whether or not not just anybody can bring a lawsuit, you got to have a real direct hurt. how does your standing look? what is your hurt? >> in nevada we've had to spend a lot of money hundreds of thousands implementing the act. hiring consultants putting administrative infrastructure. the figures is up over $300,000 now. by

. >>> and rory kennedy follows undocumented immigrants through their journey.rsonal look joining me talking about illegal immigration. ust me. trust me. ya i like that. trust me. bankers are known to be a little bit in love with themselves. are we going up? we can get the next one. i'd like to get your advice on hedging - risk... exposure. what makes us different? for 300 years we've chosen to focus on our clients. what a novel idea. >>> hi, everybody. i'm thomas roberts. right now on msnbc, party cra crashers. what does tea party wins mean for republicans trying to win senate control in november and for democrats who are trying to keep it? >>> the money trail, the feds zero in on a new york city man that feds say funded the times square bomber. >>> then, luke, give me your money. what police are calling one of the world's dumbest criminals. >>> great to have you

. >>> a former student is suing san jose state university and sore rory claiming she was subjected tofiled the suit based on allegations from 2008. documents posted on the smoking gun website detailed 16 nights of alleged hazing that began with sorority sisters hosing down blindfolded pledges. the documents go on to say pledges were slammed into walls and struck on the knuckles and legs with wooden spoons. howard, a former pledge, claims hazing injuries led her to visit a doctor at least twice. the university says the sigma gamma ro sorority has been suspended. >> we undergo an investigative process, we talk to witnesses, we collect evidence. this is an eight-year suspension so yes, we're taking this very seriously. >> san jose state says hazing is strictly forbidden and students are advised on what constitutes hazing. >>> the folks at mineta international airport believe they found the source of a foul smell in terminal a. the mysterious odor has never affected areas where passengers are allowed, but it's been a problem for months in some of the airline's san jose offices. workers sa

rory cellan-jones, bbc news. berlin. >> this technology has taken over the world.rtheast. >>> then, hillary clinton's clout. >> i think she has credibility. >> the secretary of state's diplomacy during long-awaited mideast peace talks. >>> and, web trends. the sudden need to find facts about chocolate and lindsay lohan on the internet. it's friday, september 3rd. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> and it appears the biggest threat from hurricane earl, which is weakening thankfully, is the storm surge. not so much the wind gusts, as we maybe previously thought. but still, it's going to be there nonetheless. >> we've heard for days, at one point it was a category 5 storm, now a weak category 2 storm. hopefully it may not be as bad as folks feared. that's the good news this morning. hi, everybody, i'm rob nelson. >> i'm mike marusarz sitting in for vinita nair. >>> north carolina is taking a pounding from hurricane earl this morning as the storm now begins to turn to the northeast away from land. >> earl is now located off the coast of cape hatteras, north

. >> both rory reid and brian sandoval plan to improve education in nevada. >> the venue for the excitingebate is the andre agassi college preparatory academy. here is the man behind it all, a man who cares about education, andre agassi. [applause] >> thank you. good evening and welcome to the andre agassi college preparatory academy. i want to thank both of candidates for accepting our invitation to come here tonight and share their thoughts on one of the most vital issues we face today in our state -- education. as you know, we built this school because we believe that nothing has the power to change a child's life like quality education. without an education, a child cannot hope, cannot dream. without a quality education system, a state cannot compete. the next governor of nevada will long be remembered for the effect he has had on education. like the rest of america, and that is struggling economically. a huge portion of our state budget, nearly half, goes to education. the next governor will be called upon to make some excruciating decisions. there will be asked how much are we spend

rory always comments on the family. the families allow you to do the work. like to share a couple of stories, just in our own committee, back at my home airline. one evening, we were sitting down to finally eat a meal, the three of us, my wife and my son, and the phone rang just as we sat down to eat, and i told debbie, do not answer the phone, we are going to have this as a family meal, but being the good alpha wife that she is and good air force wife that she is, she said, no, we have to answer the phone, so she answers the phone, and she says to the person on the phone, you need to call back in 30 minutes. and a few minutes go by, and she says, you need to -- no, you need to call back in 30 minutes. and then finally she said, unless something very bad has happened to a united airplane, you need to call back in 30 minutes. and she hangs up, and i said to her, who was that? and she goes -- she gave the name, i'll leave the name out, but it was our senior v.p. of flight operations. and i applauded her for that. but, you know, she and all of our spouses, and

rory reid is the son of senate majority leader harry reid. brian sandoval is a former u.s.istrict judge. a poll of likely nevada voters released on sunday showed sandoval had 53% of the vote and 31% for

debate between brian stanozol and rory reid, the son of majority leader harry reid. that is all politics tonight. "book tv" coming up. the we have a three-day weekend coming up because of labor day. if you get 24 + hours of "book if you get 24 + hours of "book tv" plus on sunday is live with gordon wood. he will be our guest noon to 3:00 p.m. on sunday. join us then. this program will be back on the air. the president is about to come out and talk about the unemployment numbers, which came out at 8:30 a.m. the unemployment rate went up to 9.6% from 9.5%. and the labor department said companies added a net total of 67,000 new jobs last month. the president is due to come out in the rose garden and talk about the unemployment numbers in just a minute. when he does, we will bring that to you live. thanks for being with us. enjoy your labor day weekend. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] . . . we are waiting for the president to come out. meanwhile, we will show you the beginning of this mornin