>> be about 30. >> smith: about 30 bushels, about three times as many. >> yeah. >> smith: how do you feel about the bay and what's happened to it? >> i think it's a tragedy. i think... a little upset that my children can't enjoy this way of life that i cherish, you know? >> in rock hall harbor, all that used to be processing houses for striped bass, for oysters, for clams, for everything we was harvesting. >> smith: so a lot of people in the fish and crab and oyster business went out of business? >> yeah. >> you're talking about billions of dollars of economic impact with oysters, crabs, shad, striped bass. the define in the fisheries has just been dramatic. i wouldn't have thought even ten or 15 years ago that we would literally lose oysters as a commercial fishery. we have. it's... it's done. >> smith: watermen are seeing the symptoms of decline, but the deeper problem, i learned, is that the very dynamics of the bay's ecosystem are being fundamentally altered by human impact. the bay is acutely vulnerable because its watershed is so large-- 11,000 miles of shoreline, and it drains

smith: 20 lines?ith: so it's a protcted argument bween you and boeing over who actuallput the dirty coaminants in that flume. >> it's a ntinuing argument. >> smith: and th argument is holding up the bigleanup on the duwamish river. jay manning, who heads washington's dartment of ecology, whi helps epa supervise the clean-up, shed me the cost of this contind delay touget sound. >> we're loong at four very large outfalls of drainageipes that carry storm water fromore than 30 square milesf this area. you can see the one ere to the right. >> smithso this is an instrial dumping ground, in effect. >> this storm water drains very large industrial area >> smithare you all still finding pcbs and other coaminants in thatater? >> unfortunatelythe storm water coming out of those drn pes, we're still detecng pc. >> this is goingo cost millions to ean up, maybe tens of millions, and oing 90% of at liability is not a place you want to be. so these folks, o are not stupid, are busy trying to pve that it's somedy othe

and now from washington, harry smith. >> smith: good morning. today the iranian military conducted missile tests in the wake of friday's suning news about the secret nuclear facility. we spoke with secretary of state clinton friday afternoon. madam secretary, thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us. >> thank you, harry smith the president said about the secret facility that's been uncovered in iran that it is inconsistent with a peaceful nuclear program. what does the united states think this secret facility is for? >> well, we believe that it is a covert facility designed for uranium enrichment. it has not been disclosed. and therefore it raises additional suspicions about the iranian intent regarding their nuclear program. and this week we had several very important developments. first, we had in this room a bilateral meeting with president med ved and president obama. in a very small setting where i was there, the president, you know, talked with great specificity with president medved about the dual track that we are on regard

smithe. dream it, we build it. >> reporter: in chicago, the smithe brothers and their wacky tv ads are as famous as the furniture stores that bear their grandfather's name. >> tim, mark get back to work. >> reporter: walter e. smithe furniture has been a chicago staple for more than a half century. but sales skyrocketed after mark, tim, and walt took to the airwaves nine years ago. >> we decided in 2000 that we wanted to come up with something that would be difficult for competitors to steal and we wanted to kind of give a face to the company and so we thought making the brothers the brand personality would accomplish that. >> the smithe brand got started after world war ii when walter e. smithe senior opened a chicago appliance and furniture store. in the 1960's son walter junior took over focusing on furniture. at that same time walter junior's three inseparable sons who loved clowning around, often before home movie cameras-- began honing their own entrepreneurial skills. >> we had a beer

>> smith: bill whitaker, thanks. now to the fight against the flu, the first doses of h1n1 vaccine were shipped out today and not a moment too soon. every state but vermont has already seen a flu outbreak, some the seasonal strain, some h1n1, and knew the h1n1 vaccine is ready, the next challenge is getting it to where it is needed most. here's nancy cordes. >> reporter: you're looking at some of the first batches of h1n1 vaccine, now being rushed out the door. but many states are far from figuring out how they'll distribute the 25 is million doses headed their way. >> we have let so many people go in the public health system, there really isn't a ready-maid way to get it out to people quickly. >> reporter: take dekalb county, georgia, where there are only 44 school nurses in the county's 140 schools, which is complicating plans for mass vaccinations of children. >> when schools came back into session and kids went to college, we saw large numbers of cases. >> reporter: the good news, federal health officials told co

caught at the 41 is smith. >> cris: eli totally under control. looks like he is so comfortable in this situation. he certainly has seen this one before. >> al: first down away from field goal range. and manning will throw and that pass is high. incomplete. intended for steve smith. the clock stops with 39 seconds. >> cris: what do you call that? putting the kabosh on him in? that was wide open and he missed it. i think smith would have had room not only to make the catch but the ability to get out of bounds. he had the entire sideline open to his side. that was a big miss. >> al: you see tynes loosening up. he told andrea before the game he thinks it's 53 yards in this direction is his range. it's also his career long. that time-out is now taken on defense, dallas will spend a time-out. so 39 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter, two time-outs remaining now for each team. you can open up a palace that costs a billion one, you need a game like this. >> cris: a great show. absolutely. but for the cowboys, i think that time-out might be good for

smith and he got it.d popped out of there, michael smith, weaving his way down to the 12 yard line. best run of the night by the little guy. >> todd: how much confidence do you have in michael smith? third and short, you have not made it on a couple occasions tonight. he's your smallest tailback but you have trust that he will get your first down. tux behind the linemen, bounces off an arm tackle and turns a short run that a big-time play for the arkansas offense. >> brad: turns it that a 23-yarder and they're knocking on the doghouse again down there against georgia's defense. we're under ten minutes, in fact, approaching nine minutes. arkansas needs a couple of scores. mallett, to smith again. and he's dropped at the line of scrimmage and justin houston with the tackle for georgia defensively. >> todd: i made the point that when ryan mallett was at michigan, his quarterback coach was scott loeffler, an outstapding coach. he, ironicallies quarterback coach at florida and worked with tim dete bow and flor

>> smith: sandra hughs in tunjunga tonight, thanks. despite all the warnings to evacuate, a stub brn few are still refusing to leave their homes, putting in danger not only their own lives but those of emergency workers. ben tracy has that part of the story. >> reporter: if this is coming towards your house, the instinct most have is to run. >> wow, it's awfully close. >> reporter: yet even when told to leave... >> this is a mandatory evacuation order. >> reporter: ...and facing a wall of flames moving at 15 miles per hour, some people's instincts are different. >> my philosophy, my daughter's philosophy was we're going to go down with the ship. >> reporter: douglas farr took photos of the approaching flames. he planned to fight them are w his garden hose, something his neighbors also tried. >> guys, get out of there! >> reporter: the sheriffs' department normally issues evacuation orders when a fire is up to four hours away, enough time to pack up and leave. but this fire is unpredictable and even though... >> they are a mandatory eva

smith and he got it. and popped out of there, michael smith, weaving his way down to the 12 yard line. best run of the night by the little guy. >> todd: how much confidence do you have in michael smith? third and short, you have not made it on a couple occasions tonight. he's your smallest tailback but you have trust that he will get your first down. tux behind the linemen, bounces off an arm tackle and turns a short run that a big-time play for the arkansas offense. >> brad: turns it that a 23-yarder and they're knocking on the doghouse again down there against georgia's defense. we're under ten minutes, in fact, approaching nine minutes. arkansas needs a couple of scores. mallett, to smith again. and he's dropped at the line of scrimmage and justin houston with the tackle for georgia defensively. >> todd: i made the point that when ryan mallett was at michigan, his quarterback coach was scott loeffler, an outstapding coach. he, ironicallies quarterback coach at florida and worked with tim dete bow and f

smithe senior's favorite motto was, forever better.t says his grandfatr's words motiva every business cision he and his brothers make. we're looking to improve towards what you already he-- whether it's ourtaffing, our advertising, whethert's the appearan of our stores. in aashion business you are constantlyorking on maintaining thfashionability ofhat you're trying to sell. >>eporter: the smithes truly love promoting what ey sell and nevemiss an opportunity to do it, even with us. >> okay, onetwo, three. walter e, smitheou dream it we bud it. i love that song. do you want the second verse ( laughs ( applause ) >> reporter: dne eastabrook "nhtly busness report" glendale heights, illinois sure lks like they are ving a lot of fun. it works. >>ure does. >> sus: that's nightly siness report for thursday, september 10. i'm susie gharib. goodnight, everyone. and good night to yo paul. >> paul: gdnight susie. i'paul kangas wishing all of you the best of goo buys. "nightly business reportis made possie by: this progr was made possible by contri

on the ground, quick opener to michael smith and michael only about three yards.'ll let you go. you mentioned like the basketball programs around the conference, that whole level like with bobby petrino and the les miles and nak saban and goes in the s.e.c. in football, i think fun in hoops, too. >> last year s.e.c. went most regular season without a team ranked in top 25, this year i think five or six regularly ranked in top 25 all season long and kentucky, a legitimate contender for national title once again, which s.e.c. needs kentucky to wave that flag again. >> all right. see you in november. >> todd: you feel more pressure dress -- >> you feel pressure to dress with nessler? >> todd: he sets the bar high. >> brad: another penalty. >> referee: prior to the snap, false start, 73, five-yard penalty. >> brad: ray dominguez picked up a couple on the left side -- i shouldn't say left side, they go weak and strong with the guardian tackle, different alignments at different times. >> todd: just feel this place now. quiet. the air is out and this is where we find out

smith completes the pass.nders and sanders' forward progress marked. >> bob: 6'3", 19 a. a good-looking athlete. >> mark: 14-yard gain on the play. smith up top. and it's incomplete at the 25 yard line. a wrestling match for the ball between neiko thorpe and bradley starks. 2:49 to go. west virginia with just one time-out remaining. >> bob: this auburn team 5-7 last year. 2-6 in the s.e.c. chance to jump out 4-0 in the season. >> mark: boy, in and out of the happens of starks. dot to help your quarterback out a little built. welcome, everyone, to the s.e.c. on espn college football prime time. a game that you've seen auburn come back from being down early a couple touchdowns. this one is complete. came right back to starks. starks pushed out of bounds shy of the 40 yard line. smith a high-school all american. >> bob: ball game. fourth downing and about three, west virginia obviously has to convert right here. >> mark: tough spot for the true freshman to come in. >> referee: please start the game clock. >> bob:

can you imagine -- leroy smith was there.can you imagine being him watching that. >> can you imagine being the coach saying, yoe, i did. >> one of the biggest mistakes of his life. friday night. high school football. it's powerhouse taking on eastern. eastern had their hands full in this one. ramblers in blue pumping away. dunbar opens up with a bang. this is how you do it on the punt return. take tes. turn it upfield when you get on the sidelines. 46 yard -- wow, it's long. they take the lead. freshman quarterback, matthews. 22 yard score. dunbar up 26-0 after one quarter. they go on to win it, 54-6. nice one. >> that's a whooping. >>> up next, the shuttle gets t aoran fhe lhedi he >>> the space shuttle "discovery" got the okay to land. it touched down in california addedwards air force base after 9:00 there was a successful 14-day mission to the international space station. weather cancelled atechts yesterday and earlier today at the kennedy space center in florida. >>> a man had to act quickly when his car caught fire and

remember the tackle of harrison smith. harrison smith did a good job of catching up with mark dell. perfect read by cousins. on the slant, if you can get it out in front of the receiver, you have a chance to run after the catch. >> tom: kyle mccarthy missed it. >> pat: his teammate, mares son smith. you never know when a play like that can save the game. >> tom: harrison smith saved the touchdown for the moment. the spartans have it at the 22 with the first down. winston. >> pat: give their offensive line love too. talk about notre dame's offensie line. we had two guys who generally don't start at left guard and center now opening some holes in the irish defense. >> alex: on the left side of the ball, foreman is sitting on the sidelines. trainers telling him he'll be out for a while with a sprained ankle. they're icing it right now. you said the left side so important because of the inexperience of the right. >> tom: from the "i," play action fake. cousins goes for the end zone. and the catch made for the touchdown by blair white. >> pat: reliable, dependable blair white. if you run

there it is. >> emmett smith. if i didn't do this interview, you did, take it away. >> we talked to emmett and his wife, pat, about his dancing number one. ravens defense, of course, it was bound to come up. there are a lot of references to the other white meat, because the satellite tour was provided by the national board. >> and please welcome emmett and pat smith to the eyewitness news morning edition. you guys look fantastic. >> oh, thank you. >> and we are going to take care of the challenge in just a moment. emmett, i couldn't pass up this chance to tell you. i was your biggest fan when you were on dancing with the stars. >> i want to thank you very much. it's nice to know i had a guy supporting another guy from a dancing perspective. you know, i had a soup super time doing the show. >> my big question is for pat. my wife loves to dance and we do it all the time. my two left feet don't like to practice. pat, did you know that emmett had that in him? >> oh, no. i was so scared when he told me he wanted to do

is it legal anna nicole smith's doctors. sex and drugs involved.e you stay tuned to those reports.  when morning comes in the middle of the night... rooster crow. ...it affects your entire day. to get a good night's sleep, try 2-layer ambien cr. the first layer dissolves quickly to help you fall asleep. and unlike other sleep aids, a second dissolves slowly to help you stay asleep. when taking ambien cr, don't drive or operate machinery. sleepwalking, and eating or driving while not fully awake with memory loss for the event as well as abnormal behaviors such as being more outgoing or aggressive than normal, confusion, agitation and halluciations may occur. don't take it with alcohol as it may increase these behaviors. allergic reactions such as shortness of breath, swelling of your tongue or throat may occur and in rare cases may be fatal. side effects may include next-day drowsiness, dizziness, and headache. in patients with depression, worsening of depression, including risk of suicide may occur. if you experience any of these behaviors or re

brandon smith, we met earlier.go to school, where. >> in river mallon. >> we found ut you're 10 years old and in the 5th grade. before we get started do you want to say hi to anybody? >> noonot really. >> i'm going to start out. i don't talk to anybody. >> are you ready to do this? >> yes. >> you can start anytime you wish. >> today at the inner harbor 58, mostly cloudy, winds west, southwest 6 miles per hour. humidity 67%, pressure 29 point 83 and rising. dew point 47.3. >> terrific. throw the temperatures out there. look at hat happens. hagerstown? >> hagerstown 59, baltimore 58, aad salisbury 57. >> excellent. >> what about the satellite-radar? >> there's showers that are coming in. >> yep, just a chance for an isolated shower later. >> the ccld front thaa has moved through already is bringing us what? >> cool air. >> what is going to come after that. >> is high pressure which is going to bring us sunshine. >> for tomorrow. >> and then a cold froot which will bring us rain for the weekend. ú% absolutely. so you

demaurice smith comes in as an inoutsider.if the owners stick to financial give backs from the players, demaurice smith is either going to be the new executive director who came in and gave give backs and what gene upshaw won the last time. or the one who came in and ended two decades of labor peace. >> jarrett, give me your take on what the big issue will be on this next negotiation coming up, and also what the unity is right now among ownership? >> well, i think the unity among ownership is very strong. if you look back to when they opted out, it was 32-0. so, it was unanimous decision by the owners. when you talk about the big issue, obviously it's money. i think back to when the c.b.a. was extended for the last time at that dallas hotel, it wasn't two minutes after they came out with the announcement that they had an extension, that owners were talking about opting out. i think that was the thing that actually allowed the deal to actually get extended the last time, was just that out clause, because there were so many peop

smith and wesson up more than 60% this year. we'll ask the ceo if they can keep up that pace a special victory lap for the crazy one. listen to what timothy geithner said about him. >> he was right, he was right, he was right, he was right, he was right, he was right, he was right, he was right, he was right, he was right, he was right, he was right, he was right. >>> welcome back. the dow right now as you can see, down about 35 points. ever since september 11th, 2001, frankly, this day has not been a day where the market does very much of anything. what's interesting though if we look back at the dow since september 11th, 2001, there's some pretty incredible takeaways about where we have come as a market and economy since then. right now the dow is about even. as you see, it's 9592. with its close on september 10th of 2001, it closed at 9605. we are basically flat at that point, which is just a pretty incredible thing to think b the biggest gainer for the dow over the past eight years is h hewlett-packard. the worst performers,

according to the -- james smith. -- 19 months old james smith.he suspect then in his own confession admitted that he left the premises, realized he forgot his jacket, came back, and that is when jean smith, james's mother, found her son's body. she was in the process of being on the phone calling for help when she was shot through the year. aording to his confession, pekingese says, and this was key to getting him capital murder, he was thinking, how my way to get out of this? he knew she recognized him and he reacted and shot her. >> the judge does not believe it was a reaction, but premeditated murder. after the guilty verdict, her husband and father of james smith, rick smith spoke to us. >> this was obviously a tremendous step for us so that we could get some kind of justice for jean and jim. >> sentencing will be set for february 5. under current guidelines, the defendant has to be sentenced to two licenses. however, that issue is before the virginia -- to two life sentences. however, the issue is before the virginia supreme court. >> prince

also breaking news in the anna nicole smith case.secutors planning to throw the book at smith's lawyer and boyfriend, howard k. stern. and that word came from defense attorneys. smith was prescribed sedatives, methadone and painkillers, just to name a few. stern has been accused of aiding and abetting smith's drug habit. now he could be facing 11 felony counts. >>> plus, drugs, sex, rock and roll. and incest? former tv star mckenzie phillips claims she was raped by her musician father, the lead singer in the mamas and papas, john fim lips. she said as she slipped deeper into addiction, this alleged consensual sex -- her dad has been dead for eight years. why is she coming out with shocking claims now? "issues" starts now. >>> high drama, conflicting stories, conspiracy theories. the desperate search for little haleigh cummings passes the seven-month mark. tonight, we will expose bitter feuds and possible deception. the adorable 5-year-old child vanished from her florida home in february. she and her little brother had been left in th

all right, anna nicole smith.he died from a drug overdose, a lot like michael jackson, and you have some psychiatrists and a doctor giving her massive amounts of drugs, and now, the state of california, and i do not know what reason they would have to do this, but they are saying they are sexually involved. why would they do that? megyn: they have got video of them, and then the woman on the right was her psychiatrist, and she, too, was allegedly involved in a sexual tryst. this is according to reports. you're a psychiatrist is not supposed to be sleeping with you. -- your site , interest is not supposed to be sleeping with you. -- your psychiatrist. bill: there is no criminality there. megyn: there are two investigations under way right now, and one is criminal. they have been charged. they are charged with giving her drugs for a combined intoxication death. bill: so with the hearing on october 5, they are going to say, look. we are going to charge you with -- what? >> involuntary manslaughter. they prescribes an

smith completes the pass.ve by sanders and sanders' forward progress marked. >> bob: 6'3", 19 a. a good-looking athlete. >> mark: 14-yard gain on the play. smith up top. and it's incomplete at the 25 yard line. a wrestling match for the ball between neiko thorpe and bradley starks. 2:49 to go. west virginia with just one time-out remaining. >> bob: this auburn team 5-7 last year. 2-6 in the s.e.c. chance to jump out 4-0 in the season. >> mark: boy, in and out of the happens of starks. dot to help your quarterback out a little built. welcome, everyone, to the s.e.c. on espn college football prime time. a game that you've seen auburn come back from being down early a couple touchdowns. this one is complete. came right back to starks. starks pushed out of bounds shy of the 40 yard line. smith a high-school all american. >> bob: ball game. fourth downing and about three, west virginia obviously has to convert right here. >> mark: tough spot for the true freshman to come in. >> referee: please start the game clock.

look at the special teams coach smith jumping in front of him doin anything he he can to not get the signal off. he knew if they didn't the, they could get the play clock closer to zero. jim zorn described what it felt to be in that situation. >> so from my vantage point, there were four, five guys. he looked at the other clock. we had time to take off the clock. he doesn't have a headset on. i do. i couldn't hear him. you know how he gets going -- he just starts -- you know, he just kind of got fired up about it and wanted to make sure. and he saw me calling time-out. i didn't hear him. he came and got i front of me because i was looking on the field. >> have you to understand danny smith is the guy always full of energy. so to see him going crazy on the sidelines like that -- >> nothing unusual. >> no. and it was such a great job we caught it on camera. >>> moving to hockey, preseason home opener. ovechkin made his preseason debut but the sabres scored twice in 11 seconds. capitals fall 2-1. verizon center, theodore starting the second period and the sabres scored 11 seconds earlie

byron smith is ready to transform into the hip-ho alter' go. >> he goes times ten.e likes the light. he likes the cameras. >> reporter: smith and 30 others is dance beginner's hip-hop class. >> you can do it. it's about the challenge. >> reporter: he says in the past few months the number of students skyrocketed. >> i can get anyone from a college student to the mother of two. all age ranges. all races. all sizes. they are here for the love of dance. >> reporter: it's not just professional dance. there's people like lauren who is a trader by day, but at night, the pumps come off. >> kind of shock iing to people you have this whole other side of you that don't really know about. think about new york and l.a. and huge dance centers. d.c. has a lot of great talent. >> from washington, d.c., make the noise for the diva lady. >> reporter: it was recently showcased on the national stage. brown and smith competed on "america's got talent." they were featured on the august 4 broadcast. they didn't make it past that round, but that moment under the lights was unforgettable.

steve smith, how about 22 yard there with the magic bean. smith and manning hooked up 10 times. giants up 27-24. later in the fourth, 30-24. marion barber. off he goes. he'll come up lame and the ball gets loose. hamstring or quad injuries cannot cause a fumble. barber comes out of the game. put in felix jones. seven carries, 96 yards to put the cowboys up one. giants' ensuing drive. manning, very cool in this thing. find his boy manningham. 25-38, 330 yards for eli. look at it again. jay ratliff gets a hand up on it. manningham has it. lawrence tynes will line up for a 37-yard field goal. the owner watching. his kick sub and it is good. but the giants have not won the game because we do another one of those things where the coach calls a time-out. if you want to see what it looks like. wade, he has the guy's attention. call it right now. all the stuff you saw didn't count. we'll try it again. lawrence tynes wilburn off the second on the clock, for the win, 33-31, g-men. the owner is not happy with how it turned out. huge disappointment for dallas and a huge win for new york. in

eric smith brought down by s sidney glover. why do you think they haven't gotten to the tempo they want to. >> bob: i don't know. they do have different tempos. call is pace plays and a have a fire alarm where they huddle real close and splint up there. i haven't felt them quick snapping west virginia all night. a lot of this similar to last year's auburn offense of looking to the sidelines getting the checks. >> mark: offense initiated by tony a year ago under tuberville. third and eight. todd. touchdown! the third of the night for adams. >> bob: first lead of the night, mark, for auburn. >> mark: what a night for darvin adams and after every play, as gus malzahn tells his players to do, you must hand the ball to the official. >> bob: auburn has come back and scored. hi, it's jimmy football here. nobody likes number 2. so we just upgraded you to number 1. introducing the bud light foozie! it's a foam finger. it's a can coozie. boom. whoa. s-stamp. it's the foozie! we love the foozie. thanks, bud light. ( cheering ) it's the bu

smith barney was one of those assets that we were thinking about.doing.of those assets we were thinking about. twheth was core to citi or not. and when we thought about what citi was, at the core, at the heart was a bank, a unique global institution, great people, products and services that related to banking and invest banks iing, sales and trading and it became clear to us that while smith barney was a great business it wasn't necessarily core to our wealth management strategy. our core wealth management strategy is our citi private banking strategy. >> will you be looking to raise new capital in the near future? >> we have a lot of capital, as you know, and these ratios are very good.. we're very happy about them. by the way, you should me that we raised over the last 18 months $85 billion in capital privately. equity sales, asset sales, company sales. and when you add to that what we got from the government in tarp, that's $130 billion total of capital that we raised in the last 18 months. our losses are far, far, far smaller than that. but that tells

homers from seth smith, ian stewart. carlos gonzalez. giants and brewers tied at 1-1. they are in the top of the tenth inning. >> hi there and welcome back to espn nussments alongside kevin connors i am michael kim t. latest on sam bradford's shoulder injury in a bit. but first, it's off to the national football league. >> not sure anyone could have predicted that tia tequila would have impacted the san diego chargers' season. chargers linebacker shawne merriman was arrested this morning and accused of choking and restraining his girlfriend, reality tv personality tia tequila as she tried to leave his southern california home. tequila signed a citizens arrest warrant charging merriman with battery and false imprisonment. merriman was suspended four games prior to the 2006 season after testing positive for steroids. the chargers' season begins a week from monday night in oakland. chargers g.m. a.j. smith book principal of economics with federal chairman ben bnanke and co-authored the book the winner-take-all society with philip cook and dysphoric was named nable book of

jaclyn smith -- not dead.here were reports popping up on-line that the charlie's angel star shot herself in honduras and it may have been a suicide attempt. we sent the show biz truth squad out to check this out. we hear from jaclyn's publicist that the story is, quote, bs. she's alive and well. her former stunt double may not be. there are reports that it was the stunt double who was shot. no word on how she's doing. >>> we have your first look from meghan fox on ""saturday night live."" she stars in "transformers" and "jennifer's body." you have to check out the funny bits with "snl star" eddie sandberg we got our hands on. >> you eat your sandwich. >> you eat your sandwich. oh, so good! >> i'm meghan fox and i'm hosting the season premiere of "snl" this week with musical guest, u-2. >> you're so beautiful. >> thank you. >> no, i was talking to her. >> thanks, man. >> i'm hosting the season premiere of "snl" with musical guest, u-2. >> so keep it in your pants. >> keep what in my pants? >> your book. >> keep

allegedly helped anna nicole smith get the drugs.ugs ultimately kill her? and the phone lines lighting up. melody, ohio, your question or thought, ma'am. >> caller: yes, jane, i myself am no stranger to addiction. and i do believe that she did have the drug-seeking behavior. but for a psychiatrist to give out these medicines, i just -- i don't understand it. but my question is have they ever said that anna had any underlying diseases or any underlying pain that would have required her to have these type of medicines? thank you. >> well, i think, brian russell, the reason she was given these, or the prescriptions were written for these meds was that her son had died five days earlier. >> some of them. let me give you the micro and the macro on this. the micro is this is an example of hollywood health care in which doctors are willing to give a celebrity just about anything to be in their company, maybe sexual company, maybe just their company. but at the macro level it's like you said at the top of the show today. we've become a quick

the redskins do find the end zone twice, but one did come on a hunter smith special teams finale that danny smith helped on that's not getting in the end zone enough and afterwards the point was made painfully clear by jim zorn. >> well, settling for -- settling for a field goal, i can just answer right away, is not good. it's not good. we're not -- you know, this offense is not designed to settle for field goal. >> this offense averages only 16.6 points per game last year, 28th worst in the league. >>> good news, the next week the st. louis rams come to town. they lost at seattle today 28-0 but they did beat the redskins last year. the rams at fedex field, 19-17. my thanks to lindsay murphy, dave ross and rich dunn. we'll see you tomorrow. have a great night.

joel d smith smith, we will checwe willcheck with you throue morning. >>> the break was originally blamed on the pipe's age but the baltimore city public works department says the break was caused by the materials. it was installed in the early '70s and it has failed in many places across the state this year. >>> police are chasing away predators hoping to take advantage of the situation. megan gilliland joins us with that part of the story and it's very sad, megan. >> reporter: at one point 100 families were dealing with flooded basements, many people without power, this morning the lights are back on and it's definitelying clear that the cleanup could get a little dirty. officials say public contractors have been turning up in the damaged area claiming to be sent by the county. they're apparently convincing residents to sign contracts with them to repair their home. >> baltimore county has not sent any private contractors in telling -- that can tell you we said you should sign a contract to have this work done. be aware of that. >> there are public crews available to assist homeowners w

we're not going to leave. >> smith: i'm harry smith. also tonight, fighting the flu. the white house bigs out the big guns in the fight against the h1n1 virus. but are we really ready? bernie madoff's money. a court trustee is now going after his sons' millions. >> mr. madoff? >> smith: we will follow the money. and a medical student hunts for a cure for his own cancer. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> smith: good evening, katie is off tonight, and we begin with the battle against those massive wildfires in california. they have already destroyed dozens ofom

by sam shepard smith, the new starts right now. -- i am shepard smith, the news starts right now. >the day may be a long way off for this compromise. tonight, why some democrats are also putting up a fight. we begin tonight with a bofox urgent. within the last 90 minutes we have learned that agents were searching a home just outside of denver, in aurora. this is video taken as the fbi went through the apartment in the suburb of aurora. the home belongs to a terror suspect, the same person wrapped up in an fbi raid earlier this week in new york city. he and his attorney denied that he is the center of a federal probe. this is new information that came out about what the fed's found. a source tells fox news that agents discovered several black backpacks in that apartment. more than one dozen. taken alone it might seem harmless, but remember that terrorists used backpacks filled with explosives in madrid, killing 200 people. now we are waiting to hear what the feds are looking for in the suburban denver town. we know that the suspect was recently in new york. how is he specifically c

we were given access to take a look with member bob smith.ooil is one of the most popular sections. we saw chicago nightlife, culture in dubai and paris shopping featured. there are also discussions, articles and classifieds. bob showed us his page and some friends he's made. they include a publisher, movie director, royalty in india and a name we can't share, but is almost like american royalty. >> sort of like walking into the community room of a country club and you're going, oh, what's going on? >> this is bob's house. he makes a living coaching top executives and likes affluence.org because he says it sifts out who is real online. >> trust is hard when you're wealthy, when you have position, and when you have status of any kind. >> smith says he'seeting people from all over the world. conversations can range from aliens to a world currency or business. smith likes the web seat because he says members are all trying to accomplish something whether it be a discussio or helping a charity. >> people on this site, in my experience, they're hu

. >> steve smith not a really big guy but he plays big. >> smith, eight catches for 131 yards.49ers and seahawks. frank gore exploding. >> absolutely exploding. frank gore took advantage. >> he might be getting faster. >> he might still be running. he is. >> he went 79 yards and now he is going 80 yards. the 49ers win again. >> number seven matt cassel's debut with the chiefs against the raiders. >> this is a great play laying out to get it. >> manning down the middle for clark. dallas clark into the clear. opening play, touchdown colts. >> that pulls the plug on the party. >> i call that guy the sheriff. >> there is tiger woods waiting on the sideline for peyton, way to go man. >> that is number six. number five, texans and titans. chris johnson with a huge game. >> we can both still play if teams play defense like that. >> how do you not cover the most explosive weapon for the opposing team? all he does is split the backfield and the great run here. big plays for the tennessee titans all day. >> more on this game later. ravens and chargers at number four. phillip rivers, coul

john: brad smith, great effort to get the first down. and there it is right there. >> rise and blow, man, rise and blow. >> 6'3", 285, not rex ryan, jarvis green. sanchez could not move the ball in the first half but they came out in the second half and right down the field. there's cotchery for a 45-yard pickup and dustin keller. >> and that's got to be a rope. look at the touch up over the defender. john: so the jets take a 10-9 lead. later, a field goal, 13-9. sanchez. leon washington, can he make the yellow line? barely! good spot. third down pickup. sanchez, 14-22, 163, no interceptions. boy, the patriots sitting back in zone and he went right over the top very well, merrill. >> great touch idea. had a lot of balls that had to be bullets and others had to have touch on, did it all well. penetration, number one kill in the running game, jets get it. >> patriots threw it more than they ran it. couldn't get the run there. back to sanchez. just don't throw an interception. at least take the sack. >> this might have been the smartest pla

. >> reporter: in stevensville, paul reed smith makes some of the best guitars. on sunday night, they joined forces for a major fundraiser at ram's head lot. >> this sunday, october 4th, after the ravens game, one night, one shope, one cause, hosted by paul reed smith. >> this beautiful baltimore ravens guitar will be one of 10 up for auction. >> reporter: it's signed by the ravens' haloti ngata. >> literally, you know, i walk in the room. and this thing will be just there. and it was not there the day before, right? and you just go wow. the team is going to love it. >> reporter: in nine years, prs guitars has raised over $1.5 million. >> it ends up with patient and families, where the need is the greatest. really, an unbelievable connection. >> you can take home this guitar, signed by the boss. >> i'm kind of amazed when this kind of stuff happens. because cancer touches everybody's lives. and even people of this caliber say sure, i'll help, any way i can. you know? it's been great. >> reporter: he's the man who gave us the famous neon guitar atop the hard rock

joel d smith is live in dundalk taking a look at the damage.rning, joel. >> reporter: good morning, pa patrice. investigators are hoping to get close enough to figure out what actually happened. there's theories out there that some the coils must have broke or maybe age or thing like that. they will be getting close enough to today with excavating equipment to find out what happened. for homeowners they're curious, but they are bigger concerns. one of those folks is jim, good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: i know it's tough. what is the status inside of your home. >> it seems like the mold is starting to come in. we got a real bad odor. we're without a furnace. >> reporter: and the reason some of that work is not being done? >> our insurance company has denied the claim. we called the insurance and it sounded on t.v., they said it wasn't their fault. >> reporter: even talking to your neighbors, how is it working? >> it seems that a 3rd of them have no coverage or being denied right now. a 3rd of them got everybody in there and doing wha

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smith is going to be here in the "playbook." in a luscious soup? v8 garden broccoli. from campbell's. velvety, delicious. campbell's v8 soups. also, try new garden vegetable blend. we will not be quiet. ♪ when we're in a sandwich, you'll know it. we are our own mixed up blend of one of a kind spices. we are miracle whip. and we will not tone it down. >>> when it comes to afghanistan the president is getting it from all directions. the republicans want him to double down. the base wants him to get the heck out of there. secretary gates is telling everybody just take a deep breath on this. we'll get into the war room on this with three star admiral in just a moment. >>> welcome back to "the ed show." it's decision time for president obama, the war in afghanistan, general mcchrystal. the president's top commander there wants more troops now. he says if there's not a troop surge within the next year, the war is likely to fail. the obama administration is saying they need more time to review the strategy options that are out there. i say it is time. we're in a no-win situa

nick hundley, hits it hard but right at seth smith. that ends the game. the rockies, they'll win it 11-10 is your final. the giants are running out of games. they were four back of colorado when the day began. san francisco, in arizona. but san francisco's got matt cain on the hill but this matt cain, 1-4 in his last 10 starts. he was so hot so early. san francisco gave him a 3-0 lead. mark reynolds going to make it 3-1. his 100th r.b.i. on the season. miguel montero scores. bottom three, diamondbacks down 4-3. this time it's montero doing the hitting. he singles to center. two score. the diamondbacks up 5-4. matt cain lasts 2 1/3, gives up seven earned. he doesn't leave until he does this. to reynolds. later in the third. fastball by you. 204 strikeouts for reynolds. that ties the mark he set last season. we go bottom four. d-backs are up 9-4. that's why cain's gone and madison bumgarner gets reynolds. that's a record-setting strikeout. i'm not sure that's the record you want. randy johnson in relief. call knee ryal. rusty ryal, home run. diamondbacks wi

>>> also, breaking news in the anna nicole smith case. prosecutors planning to throw the book at smith's lawyer and boyfriend, howard k. stern. and that word came from defense attorneys. smith was prescribed sedatives, methadone and painkillers, just to name a few. and stern has been accused of aiding and abetting smith's drug habit. now he could be facing 11 felony counts. >>> plus, drugs, sex, rock and roll. and incest? former tv star mackenzie phillips claims she was raped by her musician father, the lead singer in the mamas and the papas, john phillips. but she says as she slipped deeper into addiction this alleged incestuous sex became consensual. her dad's been dead for eight years. so why is she coming out with these shocking claims now? "issues" starts now. >>> high drama, conflicting stories, conspiracy theories. the desperate search for little haleigh cummings passes the seven-month mark. tonight, we will expose bitter feuds and possible deception. the adorable 5-year-old child vanished from her satsuma, florida home in february

host: robert smith, professor of law, joining us on board the c- span civics bus parked today in boston. thank you for the background. this reminder, on c-span3, 11:30 a.m. eastern time, it take to play back of the oral argument and you, listen to what on c- span radio and it will be streamed live online at c- span.org.