>> salem. >> salem, nice to meet you.a. >> nice to meet you too. >> you're the internet web design guy? >> that's correct. >> okay. >> so this is a typical storefront. this is just for mock-up purposes. >> sure, i understand. >> these are just ideas, so i'm envisioning two separate websites. popone.com-- >> the organic, sister brand. >> yes, 'cause you've kind of got a different brand. >> so you separate the--right. >> and it creates more opportunities to bring in more traffic from the search engines. >> somebody might google "organic," and if i had a separate web page, it would take them to popone. >> popone, exactly. >> having a website is the cheapest store you could possibly have. it's a 24-hour store, seven days a week, with the lowest cost. the other person that i brought in... >> mm-hmm. >> helped redesign a lot of packaging. packaging is one of the easiest things to do to increase sales and profit. great packaging will sell a product before anything else. so i'm gonna change the design so it's less carnival-like,

grocery shopping is more fun these days in salem, oregon.shoppers finding $100 stuffed into products even hidden in and around carts. many can't believe their good fortune. one woman found a $100 bill in ice cream cones her kids beg thord buy. >> my girlfriend is in the hospital. i'm driving to the hospital every day. 20s ndz gas is coming at a good time for me. >> the $100 bills apparently the work of a good samaritan found in markets throughout salem. let's hope this moves down to the bay area. >> let's hope this catches on. >> thank you. >> you know online comments are a tricky proposition and problem sm. times they add depth other times just ridiculous. that last reason is why popular science says it's shutting off comments for good. the web site says comments can be bad for. science. the director says, quote, trolls and spam bot overwhelm ef yrts to spread the word of science far and wide. so no more comments. yesterday by the way google revamped it's comments to the site considers relevant topics at the top. >> google may have a driver

and he's buddhist, why not mohammed salem unless there's a political aspect to it.ld follow that lead. claire mccaskill, thanks for joining us he just died at the age of 70 after suffering complications from a series of strokes. he's best known for his epic bouts with mohammuhammad ali. lost the rubber match. fought joe frazier. what a career in the big ring. anyway, in all norton's first showdown in the ring, considered the underdog. in the course of a 12-round bout with ali, broke with jaw and won the fight. ali never let him win again. won the next fight and the rubber match. beating muhammad ali was something. in every case he came back against frazier, against norton, later against leon spinks as had it in the ring with trevor burdick. the time to walk away from the ring. the greatest champion we've ever had. >>> you fear he won't mind? >> really doesn't care about anything. >> must be exhausting. >> wow. which political story will make news in the next 24 hours? back with us, chris. your thoughts about that clip? >> well, here's my thought, chris. i wrote abou

guns on winston-salem's city play grounds.y don't want it, but a new state law signed in july by the republican governor in north carolina t same day he signed the state's new abortion restrictions, signed another law that day that basically forces every city and town in the state of north carolina to allow guns on their playgrounds, even if they do not want to, even if they do not think it is right for their city or towns. state republicans are forcing them to with this new state law. north carolina is about to enact a new state law basically bang banning gun buy backs. they'll offer some sort of cash payment or maybe a gift card or a bag of groceries or something as a sort of gun amnesty. so if you have a gun laying around, if there's some gun in your life that for some reason you do not want, at one of these buy backs, you can hand it over to is local authorities. maybe you get something in return, maybe you don't and they just agree to take it no questions asked. but it's a way for local law enforcement to get unwanted gun

there's hit-and-miss showers trying to make their way into olympia and down i-5 from portland, to salem, to eugene. but hit-and-miss stuff. it won't be with us during the day. even the afternoon hours, you get some sunshine, it might spark thunderstorms throughout the northwest, too. much of california and areas down into arizona, you look pretty gorgeous. temperatures no problems whatsoever. the storm in the northwest will miss you and pass safely off to your north. that's a look there. so we'll have to watch out for that. good news for the northwest. still looks like a decent end to the week. i'll bring you that forecast coming up. >> can't wait. thanks a lot, bill. >>> if you love french fries, stick around. some big news ahead. >>> first, the jury in the months' long jackson wrongful death trial will hear closing arguments today. aeg live, jackson's tour promoter, is accused of jackson's mother of negligently hiring conrad murray, who was convicted of giving jackson an overdose that killed him. >>> welcome back. stories making new this is morning. president obama says he hasn't had

we have heat advisories, late summer heat advisories along i-5, eugene, salem up to portland, 90 to 95. we have a little bit of rain left over in arizona, spinning around there just outside of las vegas this morning. and a few showers up there around salt lake city. it won't be a lot of wet weather, but still watching that monsoonal flow, upper level low spin in there, near vegas. that will spark showers and storms there. the heat, incredible late summer heat. not record high, but still very, very warm this time of year. that's y big ones today, but with temperatures this warm and humidity levels pretty low. >>> it does look like there's an end in sight. pacific northwest cannot continue this warm for long. >> they've had a great summer. they can take every day they like mplt. >>> police are trying to recover video footage george zimmerman's wife used to record confrontation between she and her husband. the ipad was smashed. >>> today marks the 1-year anniversary since the september 11 attacks. in shanksville, pennsylvania, there was a groundbreaking ceremony for a permanent visitor ce

. >> people in and around salem, oregon, are randomly finding cash stuffed in cookies and egg cartons in grocery carts and shopping bags. >> i opened it up. and a hundred dollars bill fell out just like that. >> i think my kids and i are going to try to do something with it to pay it forward. >> that's nice. so far area stores have county almost $2,000. as forwho is giving out the money it's a mystery but it's a nice gift. >> i think it's time to go shopping. >> i like that whole idea of paying it forward. >> i know. that's always nice. have a great afternoon. see you, folks. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,, >> bill: don't say a word. i've already heard. >> brooke: liam told you about the annulment? >> bill: yep. >> brooke: so, hope and liam... >> bill: yeah, they can get married whenever they want. can we not talk about the kids? >> brooke: are you upset? >> bill: upset? coming home and seeing you like this? upset is definitely not what i'm feeling.

we're also learning that he created a website under the name mohammed salem but never used it. president obama and mrs. obama plan to attend the memorial for the victims. the suspect's mother apologized saying she would never be able to ask him about what happened. and we're getting more details, too, about aaron alexis and his medical treatment. the va says they treated him for insomnia, a but never treated him for paranoia or any of the other mental health problems we've been hearing about. but nm for paranoia or any of the other mental health problems we've been hearing about.but never tr for paranoia or any of the other mental health problems we've been hearing about. apparently those reports that me to police never made it up the chain. >> tracie potts, thanks. >>> a shot across the bow but not from the white house. senator john mccain says russia deserves better than its president, vladimir putin. mccain offers a response to putin's op-ed. the republican senator accuses putin of corruption, repression and self-serving rule. the senator singles out putin and his associates

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it may be only september, but in salem, oregon somebody is in a giving spirit. somebody is putting $100 bills in random grocery store items. they are finding it in cookies and chocolate bars. >> i opened it up and a $100 bill fell out. >> they were getting their ice cream ask they came running out and said we found $100. i said this cannot be real. >> they counted almost $2,000 worth of those $100 bills. the store manager said they don't know where the money is am can be from, but the bills are authentic. >> 11:26. new information from the fbi in just two hours. coming up, more on the press conference to update the shootings at the navy yard and more goodbyes to the victims. we are watching where ted and other republicans have been speaking for more than 20 hours straight. what's expected to happen there. another nice day out there, one thing we are losing right now is daylight. [ wind howling ] [ female announcer ] it balances you... [ water crashing ] ...it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life. in a con

more than two inches of rain reportedly fell in salem, oregon. the national weather service says portland picked up a record point-99 inches for the day -- breaking the old record of point-6 inches -- set in 1973. >> it was a toasty oak day around the bay with triple digits. and we even saw some pepper 70's with mainly clear skies but it looks like that fog will return. expect another warm day tomorrow and let us take a look get the east bay with triple digits on tap. through livermore. danville. well into the 80s and even 90's in castro valley. and temperatures are as much as 15 degrees warmer than where they should be for this time of year. and low 80s expected in san bruno. last but not least napa. 96 degrees in triple digits expected in fairfield this will continue with warm weather to stay is the first day of cooling. (male announcer): here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> stanley: it's one thing to tailgate while driving a 4 thousand pound vehicle it's another to actually record the video with your mobile phone whi

. >> massachusetts is where the salem witch trials were, when there was intolerance about not being religious, for example, kimberly, would never have prosecuted you for that or any of your five husbands. >> two, bob. >> one more thing is next. did i get you? >> this has been a tough day. test test ♪ >>> that was not uplifting, bob. it is time for one more thing. >> by unanimous choice of america, this banned phrase, boots on the ground. just say troops. american troops. say troops. >> i like that. there's a difference. there's troops on a ship. >> never mind. forget it. >> the fbi and intel officers go in, are they boots? >> i say loafers. >> that's cute. dana? you have a big reveal. >> i have one more thing yesterday, i saved it when i got back from congo, there was a box from a person with a great idea. the kind of ingenuity you need. somebody made these beautiful flowers. i wanted to give them to greg. a photo rose. they take old pictures, print them, make them into roses and it won't die, so you could have this in your office. >> in a way, there are things that should die. >> so you're g

. >> massachusetts is where the salem witch trials were, when there was intolerance about not being religiousple, kimberly, would never have prosecuted you for that or any of your five husbands. >> two, bob. >> one more thing is next. did i get you? >> this has been a tough day. ice ♪ [ male announcer ] may your lights always be green. [ tires screech ] ♪ and your favorite songs always playing. [ beeping ] ♪ may you never be stuck behind a stinky truck. [ beeping ] ♪ may things always go your way. but it's good to be prepared... just in case they don't. let's go places, safely. ♪ >>> that was not uplifting, bob. it is time for one more thing. >> by unanimous choice of america, this banned phrase, boots on the ground. just say troops. american troops. say troops. >> i like that. there's a difference. there's troops on a ship. >> never mind. forget it. >> the fbi and intel officers go in, are they boots? >> i say loafers. >> that's cute. dana? you have a big reveal. >> i have one more thing yesterday, i saved it when i got back from congo, there was a box from a person with a great idea. the ki

. >> still, salem says there's at best a 10-15 percent chance the comments being made by bar shark al-assadhe movementes he is making as well could mean an to end the fighting. we have the same wariness from people on the streets. >> trace: talk about the fallout there, greg. >> there might be diplomatic movement, perhaps in geneva, maybe in moscow, maybe in washington, but here on the ground the problems are the same, and they are real and they're difficult. saudi arabia, in the past 24 hours, the latest country to give travel warnings to its citizens against coming here to lebanon. the state department did the same thing with americans, issuing their own set of security guidelines. the real concern is the lebanon based, iran backed, many of often busy three corners in beirut are now empty of people, and the authorities now say that the official total of refugees fleeing the fighting in syria, near lebanon, has reach 73-ounces to people. unofficial estimates are into the millions and this in a country of 4.5 million. one million refugees, 4.5 million inhabitantses. a very troubled situatio

reynolds tobacco warehouse in winston-salem. or at hanes underwear.and they have been left out of what ever you kinds of employment is being created in the two most successful sectors of our country have been wall street and silicon valley. i like silicon valley better than i like wall street. but neither one of them is creating jobs that are working or even middle-class jobs and i grew up understanding those words, or people without great educations were chances in life, where they can do okay and do well enough to be part of society. instead, if you do not have that handholding, you fall, you drop. there is a family in one of the chapters of the book who are all alone. a blue-collar worker, went to work at wal-mart in the 20 hour per week from $8 per hour produce stopper role. and that is what people used to work at r.j. reynolds are now faced with. i think that would be the most erratic change we have seen in the economy. >> it would be more likely that only one of the parents would be working. >> and one job rather than three would be enough to su

officers arrested kevin walker pick chired here in winston salem yesterday.killed this aspiring singer and her brother july 20th in northeast. >>> a mother and her 2-year-old chirld are recovering after they were hit by a car in georgetown around noon. this was 26th and "p" street. it's not clear if they were in a crosswalk. the driver of the black mercedes stayed on the scene. >>> we have a tragic update on a wrong way accident in fairfax county. a man was going the wrong way on the fairfax county parkway when he crashed into a car with a pennsylvania couple. the pregnant woman went into labor prematurely. the baby died. both parents died. police are investigating if alcohol played a role in the crash. >>> tsa busted passengers after they spotted fake ids in a carry on. they had a number of new york state licenses with credit cards that investigators say all phoney. police pulled the two from security and cited them. they have been identified as two men from nevada. >>> two local teenagers fighting back against bullies. they have begun a campaign to empower

new zealand's catamarans nearly overturned because of a hydraulic problem involving one of the salems of cap sizing. the skipper said it was a close call. >> went through, i guess, you know a split second to -- we were about as close as you could possibly get before the thing would have ended up on its side. >> the oracle team won the race by 52 seconds. second race with few zealand leading was postponed because of high winds. new zealand needs just three more wins to take the cup. oracle needs nine. race nine and ten are scheduled for this afternoon. francis dinglasan is here for lisa argen. >> will they have the strong winds today? >> well, the sustained speeds determine whether they cancel the race or not. there's a small craft advisory for the bay this afternoon, winds from the west 15 to 25 miles once again. here's a live look at live doppler 7hd. we are sweeping around the bay area, just pecking up some breaks in the clouds. that's a nice change compared to yesterday. more sunshine expected. here's a live look from emeryville where we can see all the way across the bay bridge in

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but when the winds are too gusty it's too dangerous for them to salem, so what do you think about today>> it's likely they might cancel another race because conditions will be similar to credit's. we are expecting winds from the west at 15 to 25 knots so there's a small craft advisory again. and we will see more sunshine for the rest of us. you can go out and enjoy a beautiful sunday. here's a look from live doppler 746789d picking up more blue. less cloud cover this morning as we sweep around the bay area. check out this postcard-worthy shot from sutro tower cam. we can see san francisco very clearly this morning. coastal clouds still starting to mix out and clear. temperatures mild right now. it's 58 in san francisco. 63 in oakland. and 61 in san jose. also another beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge. you see a lot of blue skies out there. but in santa rosa where the winds have been light and in the valleys the cold air has been pooling causing some radiational fog. it's 54 degrees there right now. and novato 61. antioch more sunshine there. 70 degrees and concord currently 62. f

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. >>> well, it may be only september, but in salem, oregon, somebody is already in the giving spirit in a big, unexpected way. >> someone is putting $100 bills in random grocery store items. people are finding the sweet surprises in cookies and chocolate bars. >> opened it up and $100 bill fell out just like that. >> when we got home, they were getting their ice cream and lo and behold they came running out, we found $100. what? this cannot be real. >> this never happens to me. grocery store owners say they've counted nearly $2,000 worth of lucky $100s. store managers say they don't know where the money is coming interest with but the bills are authentic. >> thank you and keep moving. >>> new this morning, claims of the nsa spying, the new target a foreign report says was the subject of intense surveillance here in washington. >> plus, we've watched this speech in the senate live all night, all hornung. ahead the health care test vote coming in the senate and when senator ted cruz says he'll stop this speech. >>> plus, a plumber helps save a woman's life after she was hit by a taxi.

. >>> well, it may only be september but in salem, oregon, somebody is already giving in to the spiritis getting in the spirit in a big, unexpected way. >> someone is putting $100 bills in a random grocery store item and people are finding the sweet surprise in everything from cookies to chocolate bars. >> opened it up and $100 bill fell out just like that. >> when we got home they were getting their ice cream and lo and behold they came running out, we found $100. and i'm like, what? this cannot be real. >> hmm, so far grocery store owners say they've counted almost $2,000 worth of lucky $100s. store managers don't know where the money is coming from. but the bills are authentic and they're real money. and so far they're saying ice cream, cookies, chocolate bars, all things i've purchased. i'm hoping this might happen to me. >> just don't eat the money before you get a chance to see it. >> good call. >>> some members of congress are pulling an all-nate eall-nighte capitol hill. ted cruz and supporters have been talking more than 14 hours straight. >>> the crime involving several local

online alias that was created by the shooter, aaron alexis, and that alias is in the name of mohammed saleme are trying to figure out the meaning of two phrases that he etched on the stock of the shotgun. those phrases read, better off this way, and my elf weapon. cryptic to say the least. a worker inside the building gave a gripping account of what it was like when the shooting started. here is just part of what he told cnn's anderson cooper. >> when he started going away, and i got off the phone with the d.c. 911, the fire alarm went off. i'd say it was about five minutes after the shooting started. so then i pushed my desk out and i said run. when i ran around the corner, i saw mary knight dead, laying on the ground, basically. and what i did was i kneeled over her and checked her by looking straight into her eyes to see if there was consciousness and there was none and i knew there was nothing i could do for her. so i just got up and i ran and i went down the stairs and i saw my friend standing there. i couldn't believe she was there. i mean, it was that shocking. and i said to her what

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pick up a live caller then we'll come back to smore of our of our taped callers and gina in winston salem north carolina you want to talk about libertarianism. yeah i've just finished laughing what you were talking to a person an actor oh well i didn't really understand where you could kind of run and i'm trying to figure out was hearing is the way you start bad is this thinking that it that those in power is kind of like and i and ryan think. well the turning world view has always been that democracy is a bad thing it's ok i mean. you go back to the earliest literature the the theory that they espouse is and they very often attributed to a a eighteenth or nineteenth century scottish economy by the name of as i recall andrew tytler. and he actually didn't say it but the you know you'll find this all over the internet and it's on a lot of you know it's a viral email that in a democracy people will vote for the public purse they'll vote benefits for themselves from the public purse which will bankrupt the democracy which will cause the democracy to fall into into chaos and into. basically.

up to 3 inches of rain flooded streets and businesses in salem.ashington and oregon, including the one that brought down this tree and split it in half. >> it was literally in place and the blue just blew up. >> reporter: meanwhile, cleanup continues across idaho after nasty flooding and mud slides. jim skelton's wife had to be rescued. >> i looked over there and there's my wife sitting on top of the car, water all around her. >> reporter: and record heat in denver, too hot for students, especially without air conditioning. this elementary closed. good news, next week, 17 degrees cooler. thursday, yesterday, 97 degrees in denver, well high for what we've seen. the records all the way from arizona, new mexico, colorado, the heat widespread. here's denver's average, only 82 degrees, exorbitantly high. what we have is this massive ridge of high pressure with not a lot of movement. kansas city, you can see 96 today. tomorrow, average 83. on the average, 10 to 15 degrees above average. but here's what's happening in the eastern seaboard. a little frost

there was the salem witch trials and other witch hunts, but that was the big one.around the run-up to the american revolution, the run-up to the civil war and so on. >> really quickly here, what is it that makes us as a country so prone to conspiracy theorists? >> i don't know that we're more prone than other countries. i wrote about america because i'm from here. i'm looking at american history through this prism. but in general, people look for patterns. they have things that they're nervous about. you put those two together and you throw in the headlines, real conspiracies being revealed every couple of years, all that makes people imagine more conspiracy theories. >> jesse walker, thank you, sir. >> thank you. >>> up next, military plans in syria, is the pentagon preparing for a bigger battle than americans expect? we'll take a look at that. >>> also, on the fence, we'll go behind the scenes with a lawmaker who is still undecided on a strike in syria. this is msnbc. and just give them the basics, you know. i got this. [thinking] is it that time? the son picks u

up to 3 inches of rain flooded salem.e 50,000 lightning strikes were counted across washington and oregon, including the one that brought down this tree and split it in half. >> so, it's literally like a place in between, just blew up. >> meanwhile, clean up resumes this morning in idaho after nasty weather caused flooding and mudslides. >> i looked over there, my wife sitting on top of the car with water all around her. >> and record heat in denver was just too much to handle for some students, especially without air-conditioning. this elementary school was just one of six that closed early because of the high temperatures in the upper 90s. >> too hot for them to be in there and teachers, too, it's very hot. in denver, it will be about 20 degrees colder. here's where the heat is from dallas to minneapolis. rain moves through western and upstate new york and new england tonight. it cools them off tomorrow, and then the rain moves in from the pas fim northwest into the inter mountain west and we see showers and storms ther

in searching his laptop, they found that he had some kind of online alias in the name of mohammed salemout whether or not this means anything. they don't think he was a jihadi or had any interest in any kind of religion views. he dabbled in bhuddism. so, again, this is among the many puzzlers that they're still trying to figure out today. >> yes, because we all thought he didn't really have an online presence. >> reporter: he didn't have much of a social media presence. he was apparently a big video game player. but apparently not much of a social media user. and this online presence, i should say, there's no content. there's no website that essentially has any kind of writings or anything like that. it's one of those things that they're, you know, just unexplained at this time. >> so many questions remain. adam perez, thank you so much. >>> checking our other top stories this morning at 8 minutes past. receding floodwaters in colorado give way to rising concerns about what might get into the ground water. fuel, heavy metals and fluids used in fracing, a process that cracks the ground f

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ron is joining us from salem, michigan on the republican line.at thelled mainstream media would try to portray that the president has the right constitutionally to commit u.s. forces. i'm a retired colonel. article one, section eight, clause 10 get that power to congress, not the president. 13, which allows congress to govern and submit rules and regulations that govern land warfare -- not the president. to give the president that kind of power goes against the contract between the people and the president. he cannot unilaterally decide that he can go into syria. several times to go to congress to get permission to commit forces in iraq. there is a piece on that, if you want to check it out. the history of the war powers act, passed in 1973. 130 three occasions since then, u.s. forces have been used without congressional authorization. inre have been three cases which congress did grant the president that authority to use military forces in the middle east. inside "the new york times together front page -- "new york -- the inside story as to what

next and has insurance in salem, oregon, go ahead. caller: good morning.'m one of those people that fall into that 35-$40,000 per year category. implementedre was or going into effect starting a couple of years ago, i had a cadillac plan through the teamsters insurance. per year.ingzero i have a lesser insurance policy paying $1600 per year. as far as i have been told by my company, we will be tossed onto the exchange. i really hate that. -- severaln i have of the people i know have pre- existing conditions. when they go into these exchanges, will be's rates be based -- will these rates be based on a higher rate because we are all treated the same under the teamster protection? what kind of rates cap i look forward to next year? you have a pre- existing condition, it will not count against you. your rate will depend on your state, what kind of plan you want, and your age. there is some age rating so it is a 3-1 ratio, older people can be charged a maximum of three times what a younger person can be charged. you will have to go online october 1 and check yo

salem, oregon. guest: i would like to encourage to act rationally.hey use one of their large western beaches and invite french and u.s. military navy forces and remove them. guest: interesting idea. if assad were serious about a negotiated agreement, he would do something like that. ,e would say i did not use them in fact, here, i will give you chemicals that might be used for chemical weapons. take them from me. of course, aside is in this game to win it but he wants to defeat the rebels, retake power, and reestablishes irani and proxy dictatorship. he will not do something rational like that. there was a time a couple of years ago where he still was a person with whom one could potentially have a conversation. that day has long passed. host: frank. west virginia. independent line. caller: good morning. i think you have done a great job of assessing the situation. two things i have not heard much of -- has anyone considered the wag the dog that we heard so much about one bill clinton was in the? irs,e is talking about the the nsa. that is all a thin

salem, oregon. guest: i would like to encourage syria's assad to act rationally. i suspect they use one of their large western beaches and invite french and u.s. military navy forces and remove them. guest: interesting idea. if assad were serious about a negotiated agreement, he would do something like that. he would say i did not use them, in fact, here, i will give you chemicals that might be used for chemical weapons. take them from me. of course, aside is in this game to win it but he wants to defeat the rebels, retake power, and reestablishes irani and proxy dictatorship. he will not do something rational like that. there was a time a couple of years ago where he still was a person with whom one could potentially have a conversation. that day has long passed. host: frank. west virginia. independent line. caller: good morning. i think you have done a great job of assessing the situation. two things i have not heard much of -- has anyone considered the wag the dog that we heard so much about one bill clinton was in the? no one is talking about the irs, the nsa.

. >> host: someone who hasn't turned in salem, oregon. >> caller: good morning. i'm one of those people are calling him in the 35 to 40,000-dollar per year range. once obamacare was implemented, they were going into effect starting a couple of years ago. and i have a plan through the teamsters insurance and i was paying zero per year but i have a lesser insurance policy about $1600 per year and as far as i have been told by my company, that we will be taxed on the exchange. and i really hate that. but the question that i have is several of the people that i know have an interesting condition. so will these rates be paid with considerably higher rates and i was wondering what kind of rates can i look forward to? >> guest: if you have a pre-existing condition that won't count against you. but your rate will depend on what kind of put anyone under age. so there is some age ratings. so it is a three to one ratio, that means older people can be charged and that is three times what younger person is charged. so you really have to go online on october 1 and check your s

patricia is up next from salem new york on a republican line.aller: i don't think we should go to war in syria. most of the veterans do not want it. we are tired of seeing our young people come home in boxes. we don't even know who started -- who the bad people are there in syria. would behis time we fighting on the side of al qaeda. we don't want it. congress is fooled if they think they can do this without the support of the american people. war people do not want this . i'm not even sure if i am a republican anymore. i wish they would make be proud of my party again. a couple stories on the challenges the president faces as he goes to congress. here is a story from "the wall street journal" -- how congress is voting and feeling on this issue, here is "the washington times" -- that is congressman howard mckeon. tennessee congresswoman marsha black appeared on cnn's programs on sunday. she said -- that is the story from "the washington times" if you want to read more on that issue. we also have e-mails coming in this morning. this from sue -- a

joining us now is the vice president of salem radio network, lee habib. >> thanks for having me on, matehy isn't the media covering this? >> well, this is just a natural bias of the media, mike. if this was muslims attacking -- christians attacking mosques all over the middle east and africa and driving muslims out of their country, you can be sure, mike, that the mainstream media would be covering this. they're ignoring this story and it's straight bias. >> explain that a little bit more. is the story -- i hate to use the this term. is the story not sexy enough? >> it doesn't interest them because it doesn't comport to their narrative, mike. they're always looking for a bad christian story. let's take the fake pastor in florida, no members, he threatened to burn a koran. so worried was the mainstream media about offending them, they covered a real story. a mass exodus of christians from the middle east from the majority muslim country is not covered, not as a long running narrative. >> explain more why you think that narrative exists, especially in 2013. >> look at president obama. his

. >> reporter: $100 bills are popping up in everyday places in salem, oregon.there was another $100 bill. >> reporter: -- to ice cream cones. >> when we got home, they were getting their ice cream and lo and behold they came running out saying we found $100. i was like this cannot be real. >> and yes, even a chocolate bar. just who left the money remains a mystery. but the $2,000 that's been found so far is helping everyday people in need of a little luck. like phil who's making daily trips to visit his sick girlfriend at a local hospital. >> 20 bucks in gas each way, it's kind of come at an opportune time for me. >> reporter: as the sweet message of simple acts of kindness reaches beyond the candy aisle. >> i think my kids and i will try to decide to do something with it to pay it forward. >> store managers say they don't know where the money came from, but confirmed the $100 bills are real. some good news we all needed. 8:05 right now. let's go back out to al for a check of your weather. >>> thanks so much. we've got this born today birthday party going on. r

debate this is sabrina schafer and rebecca hanes, blogger, associate professor of media studies at salemu are against the idea that these toys will now be commingled. there won't be any segregation of the aisles anymore. but why, sabrina, why little boys and little girls into certain stereotypes? why not let them choose whatever toy they want off the store shelves? >> well, i think little boys and girls will choose what they want to play with. but i don't think companies like hasbro, for instance, are trying to stem the tide of gender equality. they realize that transformers sell better with boys and easy-bake ovens sell better with girls. there's nothing wrong with recognizing that boys and girls are different, we have different presences and aptitudes. it doesn't mean we want go on to do -- girls can't go on to do anything that boys can do. they like to play differently, and that's okay. >> rebecca, why not let children just gravitate to whatever toys they choose? >> well, you know, it's interesting. organizations like let toys be toys in the u.k. and brave girls want here in the u.s.

. >> host: roger is up next from salem, oregon. republican line. >> caller: yes. i'd like to encourage syria's assad to act rationally. i suggest that he has his military place the rumored 200 tons of chemicals and canisters on one of their large western beaches and then invite french and u.s.a. military navy forces to remove them. >> guest: a very interesting idea. now, if assad were serious about coming to some sort of negotiated agreement, of course, he would do something like that. he'd say, no, no, no, i didn't use them. in fact, here. i'm going to give you some of the chemicals that might be used for chemical weapons. of course, i don't have chemical weapons, i'm going to give them to you. inspectors, come in, take them from me. but, of course, assad is in this game to win it. he wants to defeat the rebels, he wants to retake power and reestablish his iranian proxy dictatorship all over syria, so he's not going to do something rational like that. i think there was a time a couple of years ago when he still was a person with whom one could potentially have a