grassing for salvation. frequently those kinds of moves also are grasping for salvation. >> yes. >> rose: you realize you're in deep. >> yup. >> rose: so therefore you reach for things. what we have to do is change our business model, what we have to do is change our strategy. we're in the wrong business. >> revolutions rarely work. >> rose: success is around the corner if we just do something else rather than what we do we'll be able to keep the thundering herds at the gate. >> yeah. and by the time you get to stage four, that's exactly what happens. we had to briefly hit stage three because it takes us bright into the.... >> rose: denial of risk and peril. >> denial of risk and peril. so you've got this amazing success. and the interesting thing about stage two is everybody, including you, can feel that you are really great. >> rose: right. >> but you enter stage three and warning signs start to mount. there's internal evidence, maybe inventory turns are coming down orst the risk profile of certain busines

fruently those kindsf moves also are grasping f salvation. >> yes. rose: you realize you're in deep. >> yup. >> rose: so therefo you rch for things at we have to do ishange our business model, at we have to do is change our strategy. we're in the wrong business. >> revolutionrarely work. >> re: success is around the corner if we just do something else rathethan what we do we'll be able keep the thundering herds athe gate. >> yeah. and by the time you get to stage four, tt's ectly what haens. we had to briefly hittage three because it takes us bright into the.... >> rose: deal of risknd peril. >> denial of risk and pil. so you've got this azing success. and the interesti thing about stage two is erybody, including you, can feethat you are real great. >> re: right. >> but younter stagehree and warning signs stt to mount. there's intern evidence, maybe inventory rns are coming down orst the sk profile of certain businesses o there'sounting evidence that somhing that you really bieve in may not work after all. and there starts to be what i would call a c

allow their potential to rise above. >> the shopping spree is part of a partnership between the salvation army and target. nationwide more than 2,000 kids received $100 for school supplies and your child may not have won that big shopping spree but you can still get everything you need at a very low price. go to the back to school she -- section on our web site at abc2news.com. to find out more. in our day there was the trapper keeper, that's what you had to have. it was a big deal. >>> the new ad campaign out that is trying to get our kids to eat a little healthier. >> but the effort has president obama seeing red. >>> you go to a yard sale and you see the folding tables out and you look down and say that is my -- wait until you hear this story in anne arundel county. >>> 6:35. we've got the same old story here. a warm muggy start to the day. though the change will be during the next few afternoons, more widespread showers and storms and slightly cooler temperatures. right now let's see what's happening on the roads with kim. >>> traffic is moving along nicely here route 50 and 97. you c

allow their potential to rise above. >> the shopping spree is part of a partnership between the salvation army and target. nationwide, more than two thousand children received $100 for school supplies. >>> it is a love story with a twist. the vampires that have captured the world's attention. more than 70 million copies have been sold of the "twilight" series. but now a young author is claiming plagiarism. >>> and details on a car that maker claims will get 230 miles per gallon? that's what it says. 230 miles. >>> but first, we'll head to laurel, take you over the murray hill middle school where the temperature is 86 degrees. (announcer) nancy decided she can't afford so many bathroom detours when sixty percent off is at stake, so today, she's talking to her doctor about overactive bladder. teri decided she's tired of always stopping to "go", so today, she's talking to her doctor, too. if you have overactive bladder symptoms, today is the day to talk to your doctor and ask about prescription toviaz. one toviaz pill a day significantly reduces sudden urges and accidents over 24 hours, all

their potential to rise above. >> reporter: the shopping spree is part of a partnership between the salvationmy and target. nationwide more tan 2,000 kids received $1,000 for school supplies. >>> the boss is coming. want a history lesson lesson friend of mine, june 2nd, springsteen opens up, sings "blinded by the light." my friend follows him up to philadelphia. a couple weeks later he gets booed off the stage. who is this guy? sixtyway, bruce is coming back to charm city for the first time since 1973. he's going to be playing the civic center at the arena now november 20th, tickets go on sale september 25th. it will be the big show in baltimore since that chicago opener way back in 1973. >>> say it ain't so. latoya jackson may be a contestant on the next installment of "dancing with the stars." "us" magazine reports the older sister of michael jackson is in serious talks to join the show. this season's line-up will be announced next monday. we'll have to wait and see. >>> and jennifer hudson has a new role, a new mom. the 27-year-old oscar and grammy winner gave birth to a healthy baby boy m

he would preach personal salvation, but he would also preach social salvation. he would reach out. i have come that you may have life, not i have come to take you to heaven. >> reporter: pastor mark whitlock is a co-director of passing the mantle. he says because of rev. murray he turned his life around, so he knows a pastor can make a difference, even with kids society deems beyond hope. >> i would probably be one of those people you would be afraid of in the community, yeah, sold some product that were illegal and did some things that i'm not very proud of. >> reporter: now, as pastor of christ our redeemer a.m.e. church, he sees how much more difficult it is today for inner- city kids to break free of their environment. he was once one of those kids. the need for black churches to get involved, he says, is urgent. >> it's immediate, and you look at the challenge of gang violence, the number of african american latinos that are locked up in this country, over a million, the absence of african americans graduating, particularly african american men graduating from high schools and

stage four is asping for salvation. and sta five, t stage you never nt to go to,s a pip lags to relevant or death. now, two quick pnts onhis. it does turn out that you look from the oside like you're still cliing all the way to the end of stagehree. you don't visibly fall until st' e through three o five stage before you know. you lookreat. certainly onhe outside yo ok great. then stage four it really sws. it's clear to evybody. if second is you can go to stage four and come back. >> ros i want people to know out there what's interesting about these kis of conversations whici try do i my head and i think back to your wife, what u try to s is that let's assume thiserhaps can't extend beyd a corrate entity to li in general. >> exactly. i'll just share with you a ttle two ides on that. thfirst is that our work has always been about the questions. anit just so happens that we use business. one of the things that was intesting is i got aall from a professoof classics who sd that he'seaching how the mighty fall with macbeth.

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tax free shopping days have been a salvation for families all over the area. you won't find the tax free holidays in the district or maryland this year. th cannot afford to give up the revenue. >> for this weekend they're giving up on shopping for school supplies where they live and opting for virginia. home of the lone sales tax holiday this year. why not? >> folks who aren't looking to fill up a cart are happy to take advantage of the tax breaks. after all. 5% off is 5% off. every little helps these days. i know it is going to be significant. the sales tax break applies to clothing items. and purchases are not covered. some like best buy are offering their own for customers. >> every time we run this type of emotio a lot of guests do come in. they are taking advantage of the 5%. the state would charge them. they can save a lot on television, appliances and computers. >> back at staples they're expecting to save $15 on their $300 worth of school supplies. good news to mom. as for daughter diamond? >> not really. because i'm not paying for it. >> to be young a

you mentioned the cooling centers, but the salvation army is also working to give people cold water at locations around baltimore city agreed tell us about your effort here. >> we do this every summer. when the health department as a code red, 95 degrees and humidity higher, we go to the street and help the homeless or individuals who need water. >> you are giving them out at the baltimore rescue mission and you have other locations as well. >> four locations and we go to. >> thanks a lot. baltimore miller -- baltimore mayor sheila dixon is also talking about the equality and how unhealthy that is. we have more from her on the air quality. >> we are really asking folks to stay in if you can stay in, drink a lot of fluids, particularly water, and try not to be out in the heat, particularly if you have health issues. we want people to check on their neighbors, particularly seniors and older individuals. >> baltimore city has opened a cooling centers. there are six centers in baltimore providing air- conditioned shelters where people can get water and ice, and the cooling centers are loca

father, calling to mind the death your son endured for our salvation, his glorious resurrection and ascensions again, we offer you in thanksgiving this holy and living sacrifice. look with favor on your church's offering and see the victim whose death has reconciled us to yourself. grant that we who are nourished by his body and blood may be filled with his holy spirit and become one body, one spirit in christ. >> may he make us an everlasting gift to you and enable us to share in the inheritance of your saints. with mary, th the virgin motherf god, with joseph, her husband, the apostles, the martyrs, and all your saints on who we rely for help. >> lord, may this sacrifice which has made our peace with you, advance the peace and salvation of all the world, strengthen in faith and in love your pilgrim church on earth, your servant pope benedict, our cardinal archbishop sean and all the bishops with the clergy and the entire people your son has gained for you. father, hear the prayers of the family you gathered here before you. in a special way, lord, remember our dear friend ted in that he die

. >> well, if you think salvation lies there, what has happened the last 50 years? >> well, we fell behind on some -- jobs are dynamic. you know -- >> do you think that obama was motivated at all by the fact that the teachers union is so radically -- left? >> i think obama is well motivated on this but i do think he is responding to pressure. he knows he. >> you don't think the teachers union as his constituency lock stock and barrel. >> sure the teachers union. >> do you think this is pork to them. >> it is not pork because he's also gotten into merit pay and that is a key because -- >> you know. >> being able to fire -- have the power to fire. look what is happening in d.c. with the superintendent, and firing teachers. >> they buil >>> when we come back, puerto rico, will it become the 51st state bringing with it two democrats in the u.s. senate and six democrats in the u.s. house of representatives. ce when planning for retirement these days, the forecast is full of ifs. if i'm too exposed to downturns. if i'll go through my savings too fast. to help you feel mor

benefits are from several local organizations like the middle river boys and girls club, ywca and the salvation army. this was all made possible by the preston mitchum junior foundation. preston was one of the photographers here at abc 2 news. >> good for him, and good for them. >>> i'm marybeth marsden. new at 6, an eastern shore couple's new car is stolen out of the dealership's garage. police found the car. find out why the ordeal is not over yet. >>> and a judge admits to letting the air out of a woman's tires over a parking space. what the woman says she now wants from the judge. >>> now a preview of what is ahead on world news at 6:30. >> coming up on "world news," president obama takes his health care reform push on a western swing. quarterback michael vick signs with the philadelphia eagles. will fans give him a second chance? >>> intriguing findings about how much sleep you need, and then we have our person of the week. (announcer) nancy decided she can't afford so many bathroom detours when sixty percent off is at stake, so today, she's talking to her doctor about overactive bladder.

. ♪ we must bring salvation back ♪ ♪ where there is love ♪ i'll be there ( i'll be there ) ♪ ♪ don't be there ♪ i'll be there  >>> coming up on a special extra, induction night. harold banes is about to take his place among the elite. >>> good evening and welcome in o's extra presented by at&t. your world delivered. we're at oriole park they take on the indians. you will see. what does it mean to be a player to get inducted into the group. >> it is an honor. i didn't have the numbers i spent a lot of time in the majors, 24 seasons. i played with the greatest names in the history of the game. to you mentioned in the same breathe with them. it is an honor and people remember the way that you played, not what you put up and the game winning r.b.i.s. they remember the effort here that you put into the game. they love you for. that i love them for that. >>> and harold takes his place. game 3 of the series. that's when we come back. the starting lineup. yes mr. jones the center field ser back in the lineup.  announcer: during the autobahn for all event, you can get great leas

his right hand and his holy arm have worked salvation for him.the lord has made his salvation known and revealed his righteousness to the nations. he has remembered his love and his faithfulness to the house of israel. all the ends of the earth have seen the salvation of our god. >> shout for joy to the lord all the earth, jump in jubilant song with music and with the sound of singing with trumpets and the -- >> let the sea resound and everything in it. the world and all who live in it. let the rivers clap their hands. let the mountains sing together for joy. let them sing before the lord. for he comes to judge the earth. he will judge the world in righteousness and the peoples with equity. >> a reading from the first letter of paul to the corinthians. behold, i tell you a mystery. we will not all sleep but we will all be changed in a flash, in a blink of an eye at the lat trumpet. for the trumpet will sound and the dead will be raised impa impairishable and we will be changed for it must clothe itself with the unperishable. with the perishable

and she knew her cousin's sacrifice would be judy's salvation. >> that's got to be what a miracle feels like. >> i don't think there can be a better tribute to jill's generosity, and ben's -- and literally, in my case, ben's big, brave heart than to have his heart beating in me. >> reporter: the two women haven't met yet. you judy still isn't able to travel. but like them, they have a mission, to make people understand how many lives a person can touch at the end of their own. >> i have the heart of an army ranger in me now. >> cynthia bowers, cbs news, chicago. >> the army ranger was buried saturday. >>> not a great start to the week on wall street. invest on ares are -- investors are being cautious after last week's gains. let's go to new york now, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >>> stocks finish down after a four-week runoff. the federal reserve kicks off a two-day meeting on interest rates tomorrow. investors are anxious to hear what the feds have to say about the economy. and whether policy makers will hint as to a rate hike in the future. mcdonald

reporter: unable to find work or fordable -- or affordable housing, sharon has sought refuge with the salvationy. last year her son attended six different schools. an economic refugee at the age of 9. >> i think before it gets better, it will get course. >> reporter: back at this elementary school, that's been an all out battle to compensate for hardships beyond kids' control. no simple task when 1 out of 7 students is a shelter slot away from living on the street. >> we have just as many homeless children that are identified as gifted as nonhomeless children. so if that doesn't tell you how resilient kids are, i don't know what does. >> we have fun here. >> reporter: kids like the bird twins. adrian is a 5th grade spelling champ but brother nathaniel insists he's the smarter of the two. >> i'm looking to play basketball. >> reporter: adrian too has big hopes, dreams overshadowed for the moment by a 9 years old understandable fear each time his mother leaves the shelter. >> she has to work late. >> reporter: and she is all he's got. >> sometimes i think she might not make it. >> reporter: it is

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. >> no salvation army responded, mr. been water. -- distributing water. this east baltimore family was glad to receive the refreshment. >> it is really hot out here. >> her husband write -- wiped her brown. i have put two layers of this on her. just from her sweating, it is coming off. you can see that her little cheeks are rosy red and she has sunblock on. what's that offer a place to sit and relax. the mta has joined in, giving bus passes to get people out of the heat. the passes are available at the cooling centers, city health clinics and firehouses. >> we are asking people to stay and if they can stay and. skrainka lot of fluids. try not to be out in the heat. we want people to check on their neighbors. >> let's tell you the locations for those cooling centers. the 5200 block of york road, the southern community center is on cherry hill road. the northwest center is -- southeastern is located in the 3400 block of bank street and the eastern center is at 1400 east federal street. these cooling centers are open until 7:00 p.m. tonight. reporting live f

. >> and right now, they'll take salvation where they can find it. the u.s., it comes from the u.s. if it comes from within afghanistan, if it comes from movements within islam, peace is what people want. if someone can deliver peace, they'll happily latch on to it. that's the message we get time and time again from people. they just want a break. they've had enough. >> the most afghans absolutely want war finished. they want a peaceful life. they want to get on with their lives and that alone should tell the international community that peace can be achievable quickly. >> in a time i have lived in pakistan, the overwhelming majority of people that i have met are kind, generous, peace-loving, moderate people. they are not extremists. they are not fundamentalists. they won't believe in killing anybody for a cause. they're not suicide bombers and i think it is important for the world to know that because that gives a sense of hope. the suicide bombers, the extremists are a minority. but, unfortunately, they're capable of making a lot of noise. suicide

it's unclaimed property winds up at the salvation army.onations made by people in a hurrhurry. >> you how busy we are as americans. >> that was scott friedman reporting. >>> and the unlucky 13th month a row. fewer visited sin city this fewer conventions are being held. there is a silver lining to this. if you wanted to travel to ve s vegas, you can find great deals now. >>> and some shoppers are about to get a break on their grocery bill. there will be a price cut initiative today. and the cuts will be targeted primarily at staples. he cuts on some items sgh a at high as 25%. it's an attempt to lure customers. >>> cnbc's courtney reagan joins us live with today's business headlines. >> good morning to you. stocks are much higher right now. ahead of the fed decision. that's rare. usually you see tepid trading unsure of what will happen. and they know the bank will not moven interest rates, but they could decide to move the program by donating government bonds. and that's a key move to help the financial system. and the official statement wi

scripture says in psalm 27:1 he's the light and her salvation, whom much she fear. he is her strength. i want to tell whoever is out there that knows anything, you're standing back and you're just don't want to participate because it's scary. and it is scary to step up and say, you know, "i've seen something the night of this event." please, please, do the right thing. make that phone call. the greatest thing that we can do in life is to show mercy. it is the greatest power that humanity has is to show mercy. please, release her. let her go home to be with her family. >> let us tell people, douglas davis, thank you so much. if you have any information, call the union county sheriff's tip line at 706-3835-2902. or you can also log kron to todayshow.com. we'll guide you how you can help. >> ann, there is a website kristicornwell.com and a reward fund set up. if you'd like to contribute, go to the website and it will tell you how to do just that. all this money will go to help maybe somebody out there that will turn it in and use it for that turppurpose. >>> now let's

this summer has been very odd in the big blockbuster department with terminator salvation as well aslow expectation and again, people played with g. i. joes when they were kids are saying they're disappointed. i heard someone say what if they just made an action movie and threw the g. i. joe name on there. the story is you have a bad guy who wants it take over the world and shoot warheads into different countries. the force is head by dennis aid. they want to stop the bad guys. it's two-hour movie that goes by very fast. it is so bad that it is fun. have you a good time watching it. the script is horrible. when you are watching the film, i felt that the actors were just reading the script. think they just read the script off the camera. but the action scenes are worth seeing. there is like one 20-machine sequence that happens in paris with a big chase sequence which the director told me is the most demolished cars ever seen on camera in a film. bigger than blues brothers because that had over like 100 cars being blown up. it is a fun movie. it is turn your bain off and go watch it. t

a take is the day of salvation nats fans have been waiting for. >> super prospect stephen strasburg will be introduced at the nationals' ballpark. you will need a ticket for tonight's game in order to get in. to help make that happen, more than 1,000 $1 tickets will go on sale at the box office today at noon. six $1,000 tickets sold out online yesterday. >> hope he is worth the price they're paying him. 5:24, time for the latest headlines. >> linda bell joins us now live from new york. good morning, linda. >> good morning to you, doug and greta. more developments on cash for clunkers. general motors is promising cash advances for dealers who are still waiting to be reimbursed for the trade-in plan. the government says as of yesterday that it processed 37% of the reimbursement claims it has received and paid out just under 8% of the total transactions recorded by dealers so far. the clunkers plan, as you have been reporting, ends monday evening, so it may be a very busy weekend for dealers. meantime, jackson hole, wyoming, is what some investors will be thinking about this morning. that's

for sports gear, check out ebay, the salvation army, or the store, play it again sports.ear typically sells 40 to 70% off the retail price. and there are several stores here in maryland. >>> for music, some schools lease instruments through local stores. and this is a great option if your child isn't exactly sure what instrument they want to play long term. there's also the store, music go round. it sells used musical gear like drum sets, guitars, and keyboards. you can also trade in your instruments and get credit to buy a different instrument. i'm mary bubala, wjz 13, trying to help you ride out the recession. >>> for more recession tips, go to wjz.com, and click on our special section on the home page. and then check out tomorrow's baltimore stun. >>> check in with eyewitness news at 6:00. denise is standing by live with a preview. >>> a popular playground for dogs is now run down and in need of repairs. >>> broken picnic tables are just one sign ever troubles at robert e.ly park. eyewitness news explains why it has not been cleaned up yet. and why improvements may be

one person's clunker could be another's salvation. >> they could be donated go the charity like ours and they could be made available to folks who need an affordable car. he used to sell avantis. now the deals he makes may not rake in the same amount of money but they serve more of a problem. >> we get calls from businesses who say i could get a job or hire this person if they had transperation because the job jobs tend to be home health care or cleaning or things like that that require people to move around. construction. >> reporter: tom does much of the work on the cars. a vehicle like this minivan which could have ended up crushed will end up cruising for a needy person. >> it's running real well so i would say another three or four years out of it. >> they think the cash for clunkers legislation is a good idea but like an older engine it needs a little fine-tuning and he sees an upcoming appropriation from congress as a fine time for a pit stop. >> the senate is saying this week, a and they say they're going to make a decision by friday. i'm hoping they wake up a change it. >> r

a lot of publicity about and i was reading an article that said tweets could be the salvation of thisse reviews have been mixed, not good but they say if people go to the movie and tweet that could save the money. >> i heard an interview about yesterday that i want to see, i don't know fit starts this weekend but it is big fan. have you heard about that yet? great review on npr. they had an interview and it sounds really, really interesting. >> starring jeremy, our favorite talent agent from entourage the hbo series. >> unless he is eating too much fish. >> i heard an interview with jeremy t-iven and a lot of times the actors go in disguise and sit in screenings to see how audience react and he said it was a delightful feeling because people were cracking up, rolling out of their chairs and expect a lot of politically incorrect humor. he played a car salesman. >> has traffic kris seen it? >> no. >> it is a minute before 6:00 but more importantly it is fryoayu will help you out the do or. r.atve eatnhagis angie has news in wsin ndco s hu d. se cond i it is humid. . it s one ofoftho you

unclaimed property winds up at the salvation army, and weeding donations made by people in a hurry. >> we have learned how busy we are as americans. >> the people who work at the lost and found say the best thing you can do to protect your property is put your name on it. take a business card to your computer and enter your name into your phone or ipod. they see your name or number, they will call you before your stuff in up on the shelf. >> for more on travel troubles, log onto our website, wbaltv.com. also a new way to treat migraine headaches. click on medical alert to get information about a medication that you inhale. if you are tempted to ditch the family vacation, you might want to reconsider. click on "project economy" to find family vacations for under $1,000. a man is facing six months of jail time for yawning. you can click on weird news and find out why he was found in contempt of court for yawning. >> a brand new school opening in carroll county. we'll take you inside manchester high school. >> is football time. the baltimore ravens take on the washington redskins, and fa

. >> and thusheir big house became the refuge and salvation of children whose lives hadnce en marked f pain and deprivation. of course, the could not know enveloped here in the security of a loving fily that red van was coming that authorities say would take it all away. coming up, every day lfe in a homewhere horror was about to replace happine. >> weon'txpect macles from our children so we're happy, ecstatic. >> and later, a new man surfaces in the case. >> bud told all of his associates that he had more cash than he could ever spend in a lifetime. >> and he speaks out in a "dateline" exclusive when "no safe place" continues. seem smooth and strong to irreversible damage. no different. irreversible loss of enamel. enamel shield enamel loss by forming against acid attack. toothpastes dentists check most. save your enamel. be gone for good. enamel shield. with the rinse. (announcer) one pair of pleated slacks: i don't think so a pair of capri pants: never in a million years one pair of khaki shorts: ain't gonna happen the perfect pair of jeans: priceless use your mastercard and you c

will it ultimately end up being the salvation of "newsweek"? i think we are all looking for a model that works these days. it makes as much sense as anything. >> we can find all of this on elliscose.com. what is the future for your audio documentaries? >> we have not figured it out yet. i am focusing on getting some print things in order, and then we will look at the audio schedule. ideally, we will get some stuff out next year, but we have not put ourselves on schedule yet for that. >> given the economy, are you having trouble with funding? >> we have not gone into fund- raising mode yet. some of my funders have said they would be happy to be involved again, and some are not so sure. if we have this conversation in six months, i will have a better answer for you. >> ellis cose, thank you very much. >> it is a pleasure chatting with you. >> for a dvd copy, call the number listed on the screen. for free trade scripps or to give us your comments,qanda.org. >> this fall, and to the home to america's highest court, the supreme court coming the firs

ywca and the salvation army and this was made all possible by the preston mitchum jr. foundation.ston is one of our finest photographers here at abc2. it was a great delight to bring in deborah ward with the baltimore county department of social services. how are you? >> nice to see you again. and one of my great volunteers. >> way to go, gideon whitaker. first off, explain this adopt a child program for us. >> it's real simple. if someone calls from an organization and say they want to adopt a child we give them a child our search workers referred and give them the school supply list and they can call the mommy and say do they want a winnie the pooh backpack? scooby doo? they buy all the school supplies, can deliver it to the family directly or say we don't feel comfortable doing that, we'll have the social worker do that. >> show us the backpack. it goes from the backpack to everything inside. you're the one that stuffs the backpacks? >> yes. >> for all the kids that don't get adopted. >> what is in the backpack? this is what we need? >> yes. we don't get enough tissues. >> not

salvation army boys and girls clubs. fort meade youth services and this is who we are helping out. you can drop off at local staple stores from the elcott city store. >> that's right. >> and go to do something 101.org to find out more about it. watch this. i want you to get up and join that lady over there. her name is megan. says' very good. here he -- he's very good. here he comes. aisle number four. >> welcome back. you guys were talking about what's hot which is why you brought this whole spread. back in my day it was like the -- [ indiscernible ] this is a lot of stuff. it's very colorful. it's -- the design. it's fashion statement. we have backpacks here from high sierra. jan sports, swiss army. i think we've got something for everybody. >> what is this? >> that's a book sock. i can't tell you what year we started with that. that was one i didn't predict. they come in different sizes and colors. we have one that changes colors by the temperature alone. >> what is it? what does it do? >> it's a stretchy fabric book cover that goes over your book. you can wash them. you can cle

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the assurance of salvation as long as the laws are a form, new legislation was one and the sinful ways corrected. this is a big difference between jerry falwell and jimmy carter. jimmy carter just never believed that if you necessarily change the laws, that you would necessarily have the result of a regained country. in fact, jimmy carter felt very awkward about making the argument that america was somehow the chosen people of god. jerry falwell was very, very pointed to do the. jerry follow clearly completed the american nation with christianity. jimmy carter was always very, very hesitant as much as he was a moralizer, he was very, very hesitant to align god's purpose in the world with america's purpose. and out of the i love america rallies, no surprise during the springtime, again, we get the formation of moral majority. and we get the rise of what is known as the new right during this period. and many of the members of the new right also work very sure that jimmy carter was actually quite vulnerable on a bunch of cultural issues which in some ways didn't prove to be as right as th

guest: well, the salvation yard that we made our grumet is in baltimore.drain the oil out of our cars at our delip. we ship them -- we truck them to the auction. once we receive payment, we have seven days to drop the poison, to disable the engine. and get the certification for salvation and get it back to the government. host: you mentioned this briefly a moment ago in terms of traffic to your dealerships. going forward, what's your anticipation of how the auto business will be at your various dealerships? guest: first of all, the availability is at an all-time low. yarble how long ago i've seen our dealerships not have any availability. the good news is that our toyota stores will be able to revamp those inventories quickly, because their clients were never really shut down. they just scaled back production a little bit. the other manufacturers will have a really tough time catching up because those plants have been closed for months. host: is there any sense or hope on your part that the federal government will institute this program or a similar progra

you could come from whatever home when i was growing up and find salvation in school or at least that'sat i believed. i had a good home that i come from. schools, that was the level playing field. i hated summer vacation. i mean, i liked the weather but i reigned in school and i wasn't an athletic so i couldn't reign on the basketball court or at some football field but i loved school. and i think many of us love school and now that's gone. i went to boston english high school two years ago. every black history month i try to do, you know, some free gigs in inner city schools. so i went to boston english which is, you know, historic -- jack, did you go to boston english? >> no, i had a question. >> oh, okay. [laughter] >> it's up to walter. don't call on jack white. >> he used to be my colleague. >> yeah, he's a good man. it was an all-school assembly at 11:00 in the morning. so i got at 10:30 and sat at my computer at the powerpoint. i had to go to the bathroom and i asked the teacher and she said of course and i'm waiting. she gets on the walkie-talkie and calls somebody and i'm waiti

that literature was a way to learn about the world, and to learn about sophistication, and was a salvation, so that was part of it, i think. and she wanted -- didn't want to change the school system. she watch henry ford who wanted to go out and make something. she wanted to do exactly what john nas had done and wanted an education and then you look at how she raised her daughters and wanted them to take the traditional daughters' role but with the education attached to it. if that makes any sense and what ends up happening, i want you to read it. and i will not spoil it but i think what she ended up doing was, she used literature in ways that i think reveal a secret ambition on her part. which is, first of all, she ends up one of our great historians, and her husband was always away when he was a lawyer he was travel and she always wrote him letters and later when he was representing massachusetts, at the constitutional convention, and then the united states, over in france, there is constant letters, the only way they stayed in touch and these letters are the, my opinion the best stuff w

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>> no, i think this guarantees him a way to heaven, if you believe in salvation by works.e getting too theological. >> we will leave it with twitter, and a piece of paper and a wall. >> i highly encourage prayer by twitter. >> maybe one on the commercial. >>> coming up in the second half hour, there may be folks hoping for the public option, and sending prayers themselves right now as the co-op continues to at least garner conversation. as an alternative, we will get perspective from the health care co-op that has been running successfully more than 50 years, and more than 100 million patients. how does it work? could it work on a national level? the ceo of the health care co-op with us right here after this. ld not enough sleep. what i wouldn't do for a do-over. (announcer) new neutrogena total skin renewal. gentle exfoliating puffs and micro-vibrations speed surface cell turnover. it's clinically tested to help undo the look of a year's worth of skin aging in just one week. that summer of sun? i just made it disappear. (announcer) new total skin renewal. neutrogena recom

heard about judy's plight from her cousin, and jill just knew that ben's sacrifice would be judy's salvationrrow to bring joy, that's got to be what a miracle feels like. >> i don't think there could be a better tribute and jill's generosity and ben's brave heart than to have his heart keep beating inside me. >> reporter: the two women now closest to ben kopp haven't met yet. judy still isn't able to travel. like ben, they both have a mission, to make people understand how many lives one person can touch at the end of their own. >> i have the heart of an army ranger in me now. >> reporter: for "the early show," cynthia bowers, cbs news, chicago. >> when we return, we will meet ben's mom and judy, the recipient of his heart. they'll get to see each other for the very first time right here on "the early show" on cbs. teen girls and guys are from two different planets. that's why there's one-a-day teen advantage... for her and for him. the only complete multivitamins designed... for their specific health concerns. like her healthy skin and his healthy muscle function. one-a-day teen advantage.