a little bit of light rain toward the tampa area and sarasota. kind of dissipating moving onshore.he wet weather possible, the west coast of florida, the deep south, but just a day to enjoy with the heat in the mid-atlantic. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. look how warm it's going to be in areas like baltimore today, 86 degrees, in richmond, we could hit 87, this may be one of the warmest days we see until next spring. you always start to wonder this time of year when the fall weather is here to stay. well, that's a look at your tuesday forecast, dan, and mid-80s. enjoy it while it lasts. >> all right. we'll take it now because in a couple weeks or month maybe -- >> don't make people cry. >> i won't, snow. thanks, bill. >>> stocks stride, china steams, and a new deal from martha stewart. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, it's what you and your friends talked about yesterday. and it is no different backstage. the entertainment world reacts to kanye west's boorish behavior. >>> the patrio

she'll oversee the new spring training home for the orioles in sarasota. great move. >>> if you missed these women in timonium yesterday you still have a chance to meet them and celebrate the ravens tonight. the cheerleaders will live to sign their calendar. they will continue a weeklong celebration until the ravens first game coming up sunday. the girls were at high tops in timonium last night. the party kicks off tonight at 5:00. jellyfish. lookk pretty but have a nasty sting. you know that. >> the man who thought it would be fun to pick one up and the legal price he's paying after what he did to them. >>> and he's also locked up in prison for the multimillion-dollar ponzi scheme. the millions some may be willing to pay to buy bernard madoff's properties. >>> he won a match but with fans -- i know. never mind. let's just watch the video. >> think baseball. >> we have to go to justin. >> i apologize again for cutting that video short. it's the way they planned this show line. we already talked about the coastal flood advisory. we've got heavy rain and gus

five new national cemeteries opened in 29, serving the areas of columbia, south carolina; sarasota and jacksonville, florida; birmingham, alabama; and serving the veterans of philadelphia and southeastern pennsylvania is projected to open in early next year. seven new state veterans cemeteries established the state grant program are also under construction with the opening of these new cemetery is nca projects that 90% of the veterans will have reasonable access to terri hail, space in a national or state sadr and cemetery by fiscal year 2011. we are responding to the changes in the terri hail preferences of veterans and their families by constructing a great number of cremated remains. we are also developing a new memorial wall in our cemetery to honor the veterans who remain on not available for burial. the va expanding the head start a war eckert program to include a new medallion, an option that will acknowledge the service of the veterans. in private cemeteries around the world. veterans and their families will be able to choose either the new medallion or the traditional hit ston

>> we are right at the school in sarasota, fla., for an education of that. it was a perfect day. the sun was shining all across the lower 48. the expectation was that this was going to be an easy day. he talked to students, parents, and the role of getting education so that no child would be left behind. we thought on spoken lay out that there must have been a horrible accident. maybe the pilot had a heart attack. the principal (door to the classroom. the individual told us that it looks like it was not ace -- a small twin-engine prop plane. my mind flashed to the plan -- to the passengers on that plane. there must have been tremendous fear. that same fellow came to me and said, sir, the second tower at the world trade center has been hit by another commercial jet liner. i knew right then that it was not an accident or a coincidence. i made a decision to pass on to facts and do nothing to invite a question. i opened the door to the classroom, the president and the teacher or in front of the very young students. there were all second grade students. the press pool was gathered. sh

officials say 32 people were traveling on the bus from sarasota to gat lansburg, tennessee -- gatlansburg, tennessee. a georgia man had a really bad day after literally falling victim to a sink hole. apparently someone moved the traffic cones that had closed off the street after a sink hole developed. the unsuspecting driver drove straight into it. and to make matters even worse, the driver says vandals slashed the tires and cut up the seats of his car as it sat trapped overnight. still no word on when the car will get pulled out. >> in this morning's "consumer alert," buy that home now to get your tax credit later. if it you're looking for an $8,000 new home tax credit, the clock is ticking. it it takes time close on a home loan. some realtors recommend you close no later than the week before thanksgiving. nng congress extends it -- unless congress extends it the credit spires november 30. the beds sold at big lot stores could collapse because the support railings could break. big lots received reports of the slots cracking or breaking, including four reports of minor injuries. the beds

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rabbi ed riceburg up all the way from sarasota, florida. you are also a survivor. >> i am. as of april '07. it's been a great two and a half years since i have had the surgery. >> reporter: thanks for coming. we appreciate it. sheldon, you are also a survivor? >> five years cancer free. thanks to the help of chesapeake urology and his staff. >> great to see you. >> thanks for coming out. >> the congressman is joining us, john, great to see you. >> you too. >> i know it's an important event for you. >> incredibly important. sandy seagal has done an amazing job. this is the third year, right? the reason this is important is all the research we do when we bring public dollars to the table is because of advocacy from groups like this. it makes an incredible difference. >> reporter: dr. seagal, this is the third annual -- how much money did you raise last year? >> we raised $250,000. so we are very, very proud of that. >> how many people are going to have for the run and walk today? >> we are hoping to break 17 00 today and have over 7,000 people. there's still time to come out.

sarasota, on the gulf coast of florida, an 8% discount. atlantic city, or as we folks here in new york city call it, a.c., an 8% discount. so, lots of beach -- beach communities, which are seeing some very nice discounts, kyra. >> all right. well, where are these places so negotiable compared to other cities? >> well, it's really supply and demand. that's always what drives price in real estate. in this case, let's just talk a lot about supply, because florida has a glut of inventory. this is one of the epicenters of the real estate bubble. so, it's no coincidence as you mentioned that florida has the nation's second highest foreclosure rate. we've been seeing improvements. you talked about that, where we're seeing improvements -- improvements in the nchl foreclosures declining. not true in florida. we've seen them increase, whereas, for instance, we've seen buyers in california paying over the listing price. lots of foreclosures. lots of interested parties. moving down the inventory. but, florida still has a big glut. and would-be buyers

host: john, on the line for independents in sarasota, florida. caller: what a treat. c-span is a national treasure. the last six weeks or so -- in an independent probably leans left, but do not consider myself either republican or democrat. i cried the night obama got elected. i still think he is a good man. i'm astounded the way he has allowed his programs to be defined. i think this is john kerry all over again. this has been a swift voting once again of -- swift boating of policies from the democratic party. you have an aging percentages of the population who actually believe there are debt panels in this legislation. there are those who believe illegal immigrants will be eligible for health care. i don't know whether it is obama or his chief of staff, but the message out of the white house -- is astounding how pathetic. host: the next call comes from gaithersburg on our line for republicans. abby? caller: i think the president has been trying to reach across the aisle to give a chance to do bipartisan legislation and fix this total mess that the bush administratio

he's been throwing off the mound in sarasota. he has not pitched since june 23rd in florida.ehab assignment, so basically it's like go out there and nation big papi, good luck to you. we think bob might be another one, a 40-man roster guy. they could bring up chris waters, put him in the bullpen initially and move him in the rotation. other than that, they want to add another catcher. and another infielder, which will probably be justin turner. now, none of those guys are on the 40. they have to create room. they can move lou to the 60. still no plans to add another outfielder, even though adam jones is injured. >> what about the rotation? i mean, obviously some moves, talking awould it shutting some guys down? >> it's supposed to be a six- man rotation, and then bergesen to took a shot off he shin and ruined everything, thanks, brad. but looks like they're going to shut down matisz, even though he looked good yesterday. but it is his first professional season, so they will shut him down first and we assume waters will move into the rotation. maybe tillman makes one extra sta

. >> the president left sarasota, fla.advisers including the vice-president, cia, nsa, fbi, and in new york governor pataki. after the two attacks, he was briefed by his national security adviser condoleezza rice, who telephoned him. he was actually reading to some children when the second attack occurred. his chief of staff interrupted him and told him about the attack. >> i want to bring into the conversation the former secretary of state. general, in a time like this, how does america respond prudently, with the proper amount of caution, and with whatever force me to be applied? >> first, we have to know the full limits of this tragedy. it is unprecedented, of course. above all, we need to stay united and calm, and be ready to take resolute action when the perpetrators are uncovered, and we have many indicators of precisely who they are, this was too broadly in terrorist attack to be just a few crazies. this is a terrorist movement and we know where they are located. i obviously, as a nation, we are going to have to tak

host: sarasota on the independent line. caller: i think it is true that if you go on-line to look for something, you can look at anything you want. when you go to a movie, you pretty much know what you're going to see. if you turn on the tv and our bond added -- and are bombarded by ads, that is different. i think we need to either eliminate private financing altogether, but that is a pipe dream. or we should get the fec involved in making sure that there is a balance. all the money in the world can buy only an equal amount of time as limited resources could. there has to be some method or technique of doing that. i wonder what your expert feels about the prospects of such a thing. they do. i will take my answer off the air. -- thank you. i will take my answer off the air. guest: a thinking makes an interesting point. i think it happening through the fcc is unlikely. i think it could only reach broadcast communications. so much of what we see on tv these days is on cable. that is generally beyond the purview of the fcc. wit

host: the last call from sarasota, fla., on the republican line. caller: hello, i'm calling about the racism issue. for all those who are saying that the tea party people are racist i would like to know where your voices were when connelly's the rise was being attacked, when clarence thomas -- this is not about racism. it is about partisan politics. it is about people who have beliefs, the democrats, who cannot articulate a good argument. about a month goes around saying that illegal immigrants will not be allowed to get health care under his reform. number one, it is in the bill -- there's nothing in it that says there will have to show proof of citizenship. let's say that in the bill they will receive benefits -- and he wants them to. you know what? there are some good arguments for why illegal immigrants should receive them. why does obama said it will not? when in fact they probably are. there are good arguments why they should. why can't he stand for what he really believes? why can't he marshaled his own arguments rather than having his surro

college or next host: is sarasota, florida. caller: hi.y name is carl shelden and if everybody goes to google -- host: do you have a specific question? caller: yes. we had a lawsuit against the federal government that lasted 17 years. host: this sounds a little bit off-topic so we will go into peoria, illinois. caller: i have sat back for a number of years waiting to make a comment. i'm a retired police officer, mexican-born american, and ic for so long teachers putting up with what we put up with when i first began in police work in the early 1980's. you are expected to perform -- and part of your compensation was how could you felt about yourself. that is a personal virtue. everyone should try hard it everything they do, but unfortunately teachers, firefighters, nurses, cops are expected to be held to an unrealistic standard. for low pay, look of the money they make for five years of school. how the people of the no who work for $30,000 per year after going through five years of school incurring debt to fund a people who do responsible f

nanci from sarasota, florida. caller: i actually have two comments.irst is relative to the banks making these fees and how they need this money. i am of the opinion that they are already being subsidized by interest rates being terribly low and the money they are able to loan very carefully, they are able to get a much higher return on. but that is the point. i was listening offline and i thought of that. the main point i called about is that my daughter who is in college bought a starbucks coffee for maybe $3 and incurred one of these $35 charges on her debit card. we were able to just stop that on the one line by just making the request at the bank. i would just urge people to do +ghçthat, especially with the students because they do not often know what is in their skosh of fun or what checks are put in the bank or whatever. host: we will get a response, thank you. guest: i'm glad you were able to do that. and definitely, if you feel the charge is unjustified, it will not hurt for you to go -- for you to call up and ask your bank, why did you charge

host: sarasota on the independent line.: i think it is true that if you go on-line to look for something, you can look at anything you want. when you go to a movie, you pretty much know what you're going to see. if you turn on the tv and our bond added -- and are bombarded by ads, that is different. i think we need to either eliminate private financing altogether, but that is a pipe dream. or we should get the fec involved in making sure that there is a balance. all the money in the world can buy only an equal amount of time as limited resources could. there has to be some method or technique of doing that. i wonder what your expert feels about the prospects of such a thing. they do. i will take my answer off the air. -- thank you. i will take my answer off the air. guest: a thinking makes an interesting point. i think it happening through the fcc is unlikely. i think it could only reach broadcast communications. so much of what we see on tv these days is on cable. that is generally beyond the purview of the fcc. with the r