but yesterday in the sooners' rivalry game against texas, slammed to the turf again. who knows how long he'll be out. and how much money this is probably going to cost him. meantime, his replacement, landry yoela landry jones, picked off twice. texas wins 16-13 and stays unbeaten. >>> the yankees alex rodriguez, a bust in playoffs past, on fire. home run in the bottom of the 11th to tie the game to keep his team alive. in the bottom of the 13th, yankees catch a break as the throw goes into the outfield that allows the winning run to score. game ended at 1:07 local time. >>> taxes, debt and jimmy johnson winning a nascar championship. he moved a big step closer to a fourth straight title last night. no one has ever won four championships in a row. he is the man. >>> finally a soccer goal i guarantee you have never seen anything like this before. liverpool against sunderland. the goalie doesn't know which way to go. it was the only goal of the match. sunderland won 1-0. that's a check of sports. i'm bob fiscella. >>> rush limbaugh and al sharpton could not be farther ap

without him, sooners struggled his replacement jones was picked off twice. texas wins 16-13. the longhorns stay unbeaten. >>> a classic finish between rivals notre dame and usc. rudolph, check out the great grab right here, but, oh, just out of bounds. notre dame had one last shot. clawson looking into the end zone, but nothing. southern cal holds on, beats notre dame for the eighth straight time. >>> finally, just how much do you love the philadelphia phillies? enough to get the phillies "p" tattooed on your body? a tattoo shop in p.a. is doing them for free. owner of the shop says he's booked until mid-next week. i guess that's what happens when your team is winning. phillies and dodgers tonight game tonight, tied at one game apiece is the series. that's a check on sports. >>> conservative talk show host rush limbaugh and the reverent al sharpton could not be farther apart politically, but they might be coming together very soon in court. >>> criminal charges are on the way in the balloon boy case. there's' a news conference later today. authorities were seen leaving the he

he turned down millions from the flfl for one more season with the sooners. right now that move is not looking so good. in oklahoma's opener against byu, he was slammed to the turf, hurt his shoulder, misses the next three games. bradford returned last week and looked great, but yesterday the sooners' rivalry game, he is slammed to the turf again. who knows how long he'll be out and maybe how much money it will cost him. >>> meantime, his replacement landry jones gets intercepted not once but twice. texas wins 16-13, the longhorns stay unbeaten. >>> baseball game two of the american league championship series, yankees aink aelz, al. rodriguez on fire. home run to tie the game and keep his team alive. in the bottom of the 13th, yankees get the break, the throwing error allows the winning run to score from second base. yankees lead the series two games to none. game ended 1:07 local time, raining near freezing temperatures in new york. what a finish. >>> the driver of the 48 car, that much closer to winning another nascar championship. jj moved a big step close

will early holiday deals entice you to begin shopping sooner? email your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> 49 degrees on tv hill. coming up, a free flu clinic and -- flu shot clinic in howard county becomes the largest in the country. >> details on the raging wildfires in california that continue to create damage and threaten thousands of homes. >> and here's -- that's not what i was talking about. that's the california wildfire video. ♪ take me home ♪ take me home ♪ to my family ♪ ♪ i need to be surrounded by ♪ the ones who care for me [ female announcer ] clean you can see. softness you can feel. tide with a touch of downy. ♪ take me home >> welcome back. good morning. nice and quiet on this monday morning. 55 degrees downtown. partly cloudy skies. don't expect any precipitation today. a couple of clouds. but for the most part it should be smooth sailing let's look at the bus stop forecast. temperatures to be in the 50's, under partly cloudy skies. it should be quiet when you pick them up as well. partly sunny this afternoon with a high t

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. >> i apologize to them and their families that we haven't voted sooner to end this holocaust in america. >> otherwise he is 100% correct, the republican plan is don't get sick. and republicans and milquetoast democrats in the pockets of the insurance agencies might as well be killing people right now. ariana huffington on the latest politics. and senator jay rockefeller reveals exclusively on "countdown" an amendment he will introduce to make it law that insurance companies have to spend a minimum percentage on actual health care, not profits or advertising or salaries for their henchmen. >>> incitement to violence. there is a remote although gaining possibility america's military will intervene as a last resort to resolve the obama problem. is this still free speech, or is it now an illegal call for the violent overthrow of a landfal y landfall -- lawfully elected government. >>> their prayer began deliver us oh, god, but lonesome road says it was deliver us obama. okay god, hear our cry, obama. what was that sonny? >>> and phony outrage, the president tries to talk the international o

will early holiday deals entice to you begin shopping sooner? email your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> and take a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. >> good morning. sarah caldwell choning your morning commute. we have one accident of note in city. left lane closed with that we're picking newspaper volume on the west side. about 49 miles per hour as you make your approach to i-70. delays just starting to fall into place. we have some fire department activity that may be block something lanes there. let's check a live view of traffic in the area of harford road. no official delay in the outer loop heading toward providence. we'll switch over to a live view of 95, beltway northeast. toward us is southbound traffic. you may tap the breaks at white marsh. little known fact about tony. he's very scared of spiders. i just escorted one out of the studio for him. tony, now it's your turn >> she called me out, didn't she? >> i should have warned you about sarah. >> you should have warned me. my first day. yes. there was a hug

>> sooner or later, yeah. i was afraid you wouldn't say it if i deposit weidn't wear the j >> i don't mind the coaching. thank you for that. i wore the hat the whole time they were in the series. look, let's go to the big question, is the president looking too much like a babbitt, a booster, a local yokel by going to chicago? you first, gene? >> am i supposed to play the role of a republican here tonight? >> no. >> i'm balanced. would i have skipped the trip. basically because i think it's a win for obama if chicago, his hometown, gets the olympics. i don't think they're going to get them. i think rio is leading. >> but this is a close call and the word gets out they lost the bid to bring the olympics to chicago and to america in 2016 and it goes to rio instead, would he be blamed then for not trying? >> no. >> is this a try or a win? >> no, he wouldn't be blamed for not trying. this is the first time an american president has gone. >> tony blair apparently went to singapore before the 2012 olympics and he won

and i want to have children sooner than later, and mip husband doesn't want to have children at all.ver? >> ever. he says he wants surgery to make sure we don't have children. >> jimmy: let me tell you something. if he promises to have that surgery, i will pay for it myself. [ applause ] i'll do the surgery myself. the last thing we need in this country is heidi and spencer plus eight. there's a knew beauty pageant reality show on tlc called "king of a crown." last night, one of the beauties in the upcoming miss carolina competition got an earful from her mom who encouraged her daughter to maybe lose some weight. >> when she was in her last pageant, it was almost a nightmare to get her through it. the dresses didn't fit. >> i'm the biggest girl in the pageant. >> getting kind of tired of buying you gowns, so, get the weight off. if you want to be a celebrity, you say you want to be a star, you want to be famous, you want to be famous all -- you don't see no famous fat people. >> jimmy: right. no, wait, wrong. what a delightful woman either way. the sad thing is, put her face back up

. >> if i'd been drafting the package, i would have to try to go into effect sooner and have it more directly related to jobs. it continues to go into the economic bloodstream and to keep things which is unsatisfactorying as they are from being a whole lot worse. >> reporter: republicans say lower taxes are the answer to a better economy and not more spending. the white house has started preliminary talks with congressional democratic leaders on new steps to ease up the financial burden on the unemployed. in washington, julie kirtz, fox news. >>> we couldn't have asked for a better weekend, the first weekend ioctober. plenty ofsunshine. comfortable conditions as well. our high today a little cooler than yesterday. 72 degrees at national officially. 71 at dulles. and 69 degrees at baltimore. right now 61 in the nation's capital. 57 at dulles. we've got 61 at frericksburg. 54 at baltimore and 48 degrees at frederick. and overall skies are expected to stay fairly clear tonight. a ridge of high pressure in control. we have a few high level clouds here streaming in but areas to the far we

they say they are facing an industrial strength insurgency and the sooner we put it down, the better everyone will be. shepard: but are those troops trainable? we shall see. thank you. president obama vowed to close guantanamo bay by january, 2010, but but today eric holder said it will be very difficult to shut that down by the deadline. the problem, according to eric holder, is to find out where to put the detainees who are already there. it is very difficult to transfer them from debt owed to u.s. presence. critics claim that many of the detainee's, many of them terror suspects, are too dangerous. i think that we have a very good track record. fox news is tracking h1n1, and the beginning of what might be the largest in isolation in u.s. history. vaccinations are under way across the country, and we're told that more shipments are in route. the government plans to inoculate 250 million people in the next few months. these first doses are in the form of a nasal spray, but officials say that the spray may not be safe for everybody. we are in atlanta, home of the centers for disease c

an older americans have given up finding a job and are filing for social security even sooner than expected. reporting live, abc news. >> the news of the unemployment rate had stopped falling. they closed down 22, rebounding from earlier in the day. nasdaq ended the day nine points down. >>> maryland businesses will pay for unemployment insurance taxes. the state's unemployment fund dropped drastically in the last year. the balance was nearly $900 million a year. last month, the fund had $341 million. they'll have to pay a minimum rate of $187 per employee. the highest rate of business owner would have to pay for employee will be allowed in hundred $47. >>> despite a plea from the president, the first lady, and oprah winfrey, they lost their bid to host the olympic games in 2016. -- 2016. they gave the nod to rio. it will be held in south america. obama is disappointed, but he is congratulating the people of chicago on their effort. >> i could not be prouder of my hometown of chicago. the volunteers -- mayor daley and the delegation of the american people for the extraordinary bid that we p

. >> i want to have children and i want to have children sooner than later and my husband doesn't want to have children at all. >> startling sex secrets from the hills star heidi montag. even if you are not a heidi fan, you will want to hear this. this is "showbiz tonight" on hln. more stories from the "showbiz tonight" newsroom. >> did you have an abortion? >> yes, i did. >> did he know? >> he paid for it. >> mackenzie phillips had a sexual relationship with her dad and he might have gotten her pregnant. her half sister, china opening up about the allegations that rocked her family and hollywood. i'm aj hammer and china phillips said i believe mackenzie. i sat down with china philliping from the group wilson phillips who is her half sister. she is standing by mac's side. some in the family don't believe she and her dad john phillips had a long time sexual relationship. >> i do. everyone is going to have their personal opinion about the subject. i choose to believe her and others don't. >> fair enough. you have said you wish that she handled this privately. >> yeah. it's a huge revelat

. >>> recent pronoins coming out of the fed that interest rates could rise faster sooner and stronger than we thought. a recent fed statement said rates will stay low for an extended period of time. is the fed sending mixed messages. we'll ask the former fed director and cnbc correspondent. vince, i'll kick it out to you. is this a mixed message? >> they are always mixed messages coming from the fed. chairman bernanke runs a more democratic institution than some of his predecessor. he's not the imperial chairman. what we're hearing is a bigger range of views. also, remember, that two main speakers we're talking about, they sit at the cool kids table. they send the important messages. >> is there a cool kids table? >> that's the point. >> vince, that's really the point, it's not that it's a different message from say the one from the statement. you're right. happen all time. the fact it came from kevin and it raises two questions, is the cool kids' table have they come up with a new thing that's cool or is kevin no longer at the table? >> the reason you stay at the cool kids table you

. >> i apologize the dead and their families that we haven't voted sooner to end this holocaust in america. >> should have reel in the language. otherwise, he's 100% correct. the republican plan is -- don't get sick. and republicans and democrats in the pockets of the insurance agencies may as well be killing people right now. arianna huffing ton on the latest politics. and senator jay rockefeller reveals exclusively on "countdown" an amendment he will introduce to make it law that insurance companies have to spend a minimum percentage on actual health care not profits or advertising or salaries. incitement to violence. ten-year veteran news max columnist john kerry. there's a remote although gaining possibility america's military will intervene as a last resort to resolve the obama problem. is this still free speech? or is it now an illegal call for the violent overthrow of a lawfully elected government. worse, their prayer began deliver us oh god. but lonesome roads claimed they said, deliver us, obama. it continued, "hear our cry, oh god." but lou dobbs heard, hear our cry, obama. what

the upper elevations in western maryland will see the rain sooner, sometime in the afternoon. 61 degrees. increasing the cloud cover. after 7:00 is when the sun will rise. we may see some more clouds. 73 degrees this afternoon. that's the benchmark for october 2, right on target. the chance of showers and to the forecasts in the late afternoon and were likely in the evening or overnight. 73 and mostly cloudy on the lower eastern shore. not a good day of voting on the chesapeake. there's a small craft advisory because of the gusty wind, south southeasterly at 20 knots with gusts of 25 knots but waves churning up to two feet. the record high was 89 degrees set in 1986. in 1997 it was 35 degrees. a nice spread between the two, a typical for the beginning of october. 50 degrees in the average low. tonight it will be closer to sit 2 because of the warm air ahead of the frontal boundary. -- tonight it will be close to 60 degrees because of the warm air ahead of the front. we are in for it for the next 24 hours. most activity really overnight. about 3:00 a.m. tomorrow morning for the heavy show

and it happened a little sooner than they expected. doctors delivered their quinn tup lets, three girls and two boys, 15 weeks early. mom says all of a sudden thursday her heart started beating quickly and the contractions just wouldn't let up. the delivery caught everyone a bit off guard. >> little scared right now because they're so small, you know. you're used to bringing home a baby that's like this big and they're like a pound. >> four of the five actually weighed anywhere from a pound and a half to just under two mounds, which is not bad for 25 weeks. >> the couple already has a twins. now they're scrambling for car seats and a vehicle to carry the entire family. can you imagine? >>> great pumpkins indeed. check this out. 18 huge pumpkins competed in an annual weigh-off in colorado springs yesterday. a forklift was used to move them all to scales because they're so huge. this year's winner came in at exactly 1,000 pounds. second place weighed 954 pounds. >>> wildlife officials in florida are taking bold action of owners of exotic

i apologize to the dead and their families that we haven't voted sooner to end this holocaust in america. >> holocaust? always a bad choice of words unless you're talking about the actual holocaust, at least in my opinion. and that was clearly not an apology. now, were congressman grayson's comments over the top? absolutely. were they fair and accurate? absolutely not. they were hyper bolick, overthe top charge. grayson admitted that when he said his remarks were meant to be tongue in chief. were they a breach of decor rum in the house of representatives? you bet they were. a breach of decor rum in the united states house of representatives for the time being, anyway, is something like screaming at the president in the middle of an address to joint session of congress. to make the break in decor rum to a floor speech? to say it's going to impose the death of americans. that's not a breach of decor rum. that's an average tuesday in the house of representatives. you don't have to agree with congressman grayson or the exact words he used last night or with the signs he used to illustrate hi

the sooners against miami. plus, it's postseason ball for the rockies as they lock up a spot in the playoffs. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> storms are heading east. and out west, still warm but not as hot. your regional forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, the colorado rockies earned a champagne shower in denver, but they took the long road to get there. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. on june 4th, the rockies were 12 games under 500. after a remarkable turnaround, they're back in the playoffs. they got it done playing small ball against the brewers. colorado up 1-0 after one. more of the same in the third. atkins sliced one into the corner. rockies put up four in the inning and won 9-2. they clinched a lot least the wild card and are two back of the dodgers in the west. they play a three-game series in l.a. tonight. cabrera gave

bank of america feeling pressure to find a replacement, sooner rather than later. for outgoing ken lewis, charlie gasparino, author of the upcoming music "the sellout" broke the story over the weekend. what are you hearing, charlie? >> we're getting burn, baby, burn disco next week. here's the deal. the board recognizes that there is sort of yearning, particularly by analysts and also investors, to get a ceo sooner rather than later. they set an unofficial deadline to do it the by the end of the month. i believe there's a board meeting the end of october. at that point we'll have the new ceo. who that ceo is, i don't know just yet. i'll be making a lot of calls the rest of the day, if they have some sort of a short list. from what i understand, investors made it known to board members they're not necessarily happy with the internal choices, that they don't believe anybody among those choices, about six people on that list, that list has been that way for a while. you know, they think that they can get someone better. and they should get someone better from the outs

but one of the senior officials at the white house say it could come sooner if we feel we've got to move and one of the things to watch is 9.8% unemployment now. what happens if we go to over 10% in october or november? you could see action more rapidly than the state of union next year. >> thank you. so if indeed the president is considering supply-side tax cuts to stimulate job growth, which cuts should he implement? with us is our contributor and former labor secretary, and peter of the university of maryland and former chief economist for the international trade commission. guys, good to see you. peter, i'll start with you. were you shocked to read that they are thinking about tax cuts? >> shocked. my question is, is it's going to be real tax cuts? kupt the corporate tax. cut taxs across the board? or is it the usual pelosi economics? tax cuts for people who make less than $60,000 a year. giving them an extra $11.37 a month in their paycheck which they'll turn around and save anyway. >>> secretary rice, if you were advising the president right now on a tax cut, what would you recomme

and it happened a little sooner than they expected. doctors delivered their quintuplets, three girls and two boys, 15 weeks early. all of a sudden, mom says, thursday her heart started beating quickly and the contractions wouldn't let up. the delivery caught everyone a bit offguard. >> scared right now, because they're so small, you know. you're used to bringing home a baby that's this big and they're like a pound. >> four of the five actually weighed about -- anywhere from 1 1/2 pounds to just under 2 pounds, which is is not bad for 25 weeks. >> the couple already has a set of twins and now are scrambling to get necessary items like car seats and a new vehicle to carry the entire family. can you imagine? >>> some women are dealing with tough economic times by putting on a hard hat and hammering out a new career in the construction industry. keith baldwin looks at how a unique training program is giving them a leg up. >> reporter: talk about tools for success. >> no, don't push it too much. >> reporter: women like janice mccain of mary

and i want to have children sooner than later. and my husband doesn't want to have children at all. >> startling news today about heidi montag and spencer pratt's sex life. you won't believe the drastic moves spencer is threatening to avoid sex. >>> and tv's first most provocative news show continues right now. >>> welcome back to "showbiz tonight." it's 30 minutes past the hour. i'm a.j. hammer, broadcasting tonight and every night from new york city. tonight, brand-new bombshell revelations from the explosive michael jackson tapes today, directly from the man who interviewed jackson for over 30 hours. rabbi scheduly boteach came to "showbiz tonight" with big news breaking. in the explosive tapes first head on nbc's "dateline," michael jackson goes into graphic details about claims that his father used to oil him down to beat him. today, i had to ask the rabbi what he was thinking when michael dropped that bombshell. >>> also, brand-new insight today into how michael's relationship with his father nearly crippled his career. rabb

the sooner the better and real consequences if the deadlines aren't met. >> bret: senator graham? >> i couldn't agree more. what i would like to have is a session in the senate, maybe a couple three days, iran week where we pass evan bayh's sanction proposal regarding refined petroleum where the president would have tools to sanction companies that provide refined petroleum to iran. and a bill, radio farsi, the voice of america needs to be enhanced. i would like to see congress in the defined period of time the next couple of weeks pass a series of measures that would empower the president and our country to be tough and put some actions behind words. let's have iran week in the na sena get somethi done.e. i totally agree with him. >> bret: in the latest fox news opinion dynamics poll, 77% of those surveyed are worried about iran developing nuclear weapons and almost 70% in the poll said president obama is not tough enough on iran. senator chambliss, do you think he is being tough enough? >> what i was hoping senator obama would do in the recent talks with the allies is to go ahea

the county decided not to waste time and wanted to get a clinic up sooner rather than later. >> the young children coming in first. we have about 450 appointments already established, but the point is, to take care of the most needy individuals, and right now it's the infants. >> reporter: you can get the regular seasonal flu shot just about everywhere. this cvs, for example, has them everyday. with trickling supplies it may be hard for the general public to get the h1n1 shot at least in these first few weeks. with the rate of illness slowly growing in places like schools the uncertainties over what to expect from this year's flu season is what made williams grab her two kids out of school and bring them here. since she's a health care worker all three of them, especially the little ones are in a high risk category. >> my 2-year-old tends to get pneumonia every year. it turns into pneumonia and happened to her twice last year. so she starts with a cough, then 104 fever. can't break for a couple of days and then turns into pneumonia. >> reporter: response has been so big that the county th

. >> the ball may not always bounce in your favor, but sooner or later, it will. you just keep plugging away. >>> things are not happy in cowboy nation. a tough game for the cowboys. watch this. brendan marshall will gather the past, then he cut inside. he brks a tackle, and then cut back. he would go 51 yards, to the touchdown. progress take the lead. 5 seconds on the clock, last chance for dallas, tony romo's pass is knocked down, the cowboys have the same record as the redskins, 2-2. >>> ravens-patriots, the ravens with a chance to win. that was a pretty pass, but he dropped the ball. the patriots beat baltimore. >>> the washington nationals can finally put the 2009 season to bed, ending things with the atlanta braves today. this went into the 15th inning. gonzales takes the ball right back up the middle. base hit. the nationals win their finale. >>> to the track, tony stewart is happy tonight. he takes the checkered flag, he wins the race. >>> even though the baseball. the season ended today, there is unfinished business. the minnesota twins and the detroit ti

sooner, rather than later, transition must begin. but let no one spin this as a run for the exits. it is not. nato will stay for as long as it takes to succeed, and i want to repeat that, as long as it takes. but that cannot mean forever. which means we have to start doing things a little differently. general mcchrystal's top secret close hold strategic assessment is studied by not only anyone that reads the "washington post" but also by the nato nations and our partners as well. on the military and on the political aspects. we will discuss it within the alliance and when the time is right we will discuss the resource aspects as well. but one thing is already clear, if the afghan security forces are to take the lead, they will need to be better trained, better equipped, and likely more numerous. which means we are all going to have to invest more in training and equipping them because they're not ready now. it is a very simple calculation. we have to do more now if we want to be able to do less later. that is why nato has just established a training mission in afghanistan and why i

i think we've got to have firm deadlines, the sooner the better, and real consequences if those deadlines aren't met. >> senator graham? >> well, i couldn't agree more with my democratic colleagues. i think they've got it exactly right. what i would like to have is a session in the senate, maybe a couple, three days, iran week, wher we pass evan bayh's sanction proposal regarding refined petroleum where the president would -- i've got a bill with senator schumer restricting sanctioning companies who provide cyber assistance to the iranian government. the voice of america needs to be enhanced. i would like to see the congress in a defined period of time the next couple of weeks pass a series of measures that would empower the president and our country to be tough and to put actions behind words. so let's have iran week in the senate and get something done. i totally agree with him. >> in the latest fox news/opinion dynamics poll, 77% of those surveyed are worried about iran developing nuclear weapons and almost 70% in that poll said president obama is not tough enough on iran. senator cham

i assume she'll show up sooner or later. the major indices opening higher. jim paulson, chief investment strategist at wells capital management and chief investment strategist. jim, where are you? >> minneapolis. >> you're in new york, right? >> no, i'm in toronto, mark. >> toronto, minneapolis, okay. minneapolis farther west. jim paulson, you lead it off. what do you think of this market? are you going to tell us the same thing everyone else is saying? we're at an inflexion point here? >> we did this just a few months back. we had a bad june employment report and early july. we lost 463,000 jobs. the market sort of faded going into that report and then after it came out it fell a little further for a few days. it bottomed july 10th and went up the rest of the month and through august in new highs. i think this is nothing more than a remind their nothing is is straight line. the economic data, the markets. i think the vast majority of the evidence continues to support the economy has turned a corner. we're going to post the first positive corner growth. i th

. >> rain is on the way sooner or later? vytas reid joins us with the sky watch forecast. vytas? >> closer to the weekend. but for the next couple of days, fabulous weather. clear skies. temperatures on the cool side of things. overnight tonight with temperatures dropping into the mid to upper 40s. right now on sky watch hd radar. scanning the skies. no activity in the form of precipitation. clouds breaking. perch downtown baltimore. 53 in hagerstown. over the western edge of the mountains, chillier temperatures. in fact, garrett county and some areas out there in the midwest seeing frost advisories tonight as they see cold air out of canada. for us starting off tomorrow, around 48. plenty of sun. warm you go up through the mid afternoon to the lower 70s. hold onto the sunshine through most of the day. detailed seven day coming up. . >> mayor sheila dixon could very well face two trials instead of one. no reasons as to why the cases were separated as of yet. tonight mayor sheila dixon faces two indictments on theft and perjury. prosecutors allege she used gift cards intended to n

the head of the iaea said that tehran should have admitted they were building a second unit sooner but he also expressed optimism. >> we agree that our inspectors will come here on the 25th of october to do an inspection and to go to qom, and i hope and i trust that iran will be as transparent with our inspectors team as it is possible for us to be able to assess that facility as early as possible. >> reporter: the underground nuclear facility near the city of qom had been kept secret until tehran admitted its existence last month. the revelation stoked western suspicions that iran is secretly trying to develop nuclear weapons. mohammed elbaradei said he had no concrete proof that iran is trying to build a nuclear bomb, but he urged tehran to come clean about the full scale and the nature of its uranium enrichment program. >> that report from deutsche welle. >>> nuclear politics is seen as a backdrop to a visit by china's premier to north korea. wen jiabao attended a ceremony today with north korean leader kim jong-il, marking the friendship between their countries. but beyond the spec

money and the richest 1% are just kicking butt and at the end of the memo it says but the people may soonerlater figure out that they are not on the gravy train that we're on. and because unfortunately our biggest enemy, we, wall street, our biggest enemy is this one person-one vote thing. there is only 1% of us and 99% of them and we don't get to have more votes than they get. litter think 99% can enact a law to stop the 99% at any time. tavis: if i'm one of the 1% and i say you have the same 24 hours in a day that i have, don't fault me for how i have used my 24 hours. don't with b a hater. don't hate. congratulate. don't hate. celebrate. i got something. it is america. get off your behind and come up with a great idea and sell it to people. why are you mad at me? >> that is like the old america. the 1% that had that. we used to make money. the people who used to do well, they made their money because great idea or worked really hard and i wouldn't fault anybody who works hard to want to better themselves to make money, open up a business, sell shoes whatever. we need that obviously. that

i apologize to the dead and their families that we haven't voted sooner to end this hole hoe co holocaust. >> ken spain slammed grayson for a pathological pattern of unstable behavior. >>> the jobless claims are up, and so is consumer spending. let's go to our money expert jen westhoven for details and what they mean. >> reporter: bad news and good news. that's how it is with the economy, right? >> yep. >> reporter: first, not so great. talking about all of the people who are trying to get jobs and yet the number of people who are losing their jobs is still growing, 551,000 people lined up to get unemployment benefits for the first time. so that tells you companies are still handing out pink slips, still in caution mode. it reverses the good news we got last week on the front. really in a way it tells you we could look at these weekly jobless claims but they move around a lot. they're really not necessarily a great indicator of how things are doing. you probably can guess how the job front's going, right? it's not been going great. it's been getting better the job market but slowly, much

i apologize to the dead and their families that we haven't voted sooner to end this holocaust in america. >> republican congressional committee spokesman ken spain slammed grayson for what he called a pathological pattern of unstable behavior. >>> china is celebrating its rise to a world power and today is the country's 60th anniversary. thousands of troops marched in beijing's tiananmen square before the celebration. in new york, check it out. red and yellow lights honoring china lit up the empire state building. some critics say the lights on a u.s. landmark are just wrong because of the communist country's poor human rights record. >>> tiger woods, michael jordan, they're buddies, but guess which one of them is a billionaire? larry smith is here with the answer. >> good morning. tiger woods makes history again as sports' first billion dollar athlete according to "forbes" which has been tracking his earnings since he turned pro 13 years ago. woods won a $10 million prize by winning the fedexcup last weekend and that put him just over the billion dollar mark in his career in combined on

i apologize to the dead and their families that we haven't voted sooner to end this holocaust in america. >> oh, dear. >> insensitive, i would say. look, this is his moment of fame, and quite frankly, he's going to take it as far as he can. he's coming out -- one of our good friends, i've got your back, is right behind him. i think the militant wing of the democratic party, the progressives and the others, are going to say he's saying exactly the right thing. finally somebody's got the guts to speak up for us. he's better known today than he's ever been known. did you know about alan grayson the other day? >> never heard of him. >> yeah, he's the star. i want to know -- pat raised the issue of how much money joe wilson raised when he said "you lie," and i'd be curious to find out how much money congressman grayson has raised since his die quickly slide show the other day and how much money he's going to bring in since that clip is run. it's one thing to oppose the republicans on policy and ideas and philosophies and directions that you want to take the country. it's another to, again, us

what about the public option, sooner rather than later, what you say? >> here you have the luxury of taking time to get it right. we need to make sure that we can read the bill and the holocaust with regards to the public -- read the public bill. for those that support it, they will know it is just around the corner. my concern is that one way or another we will be closed. neil: the dollar was tumbling this morning largely on the use that we are losing faith in the dollar as currency. that they are going to seek out another hedge. go to another currency. what he said that? >> i am very concerned about it. i told the bush administration that they should support the strong dollar as much as possible. we have got to have a strong dollar, but otherwise countries are going to start charging exorbitant interest rates. neil: forget the court case, what does david letterman have that might stop women from suing him? . uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu neil: well, a legal loophole for letterman. new details are emerging that the talk show host is technically not

if i were drafting the package i would have had it go in sooner and have it directly related to jobs. it continues to go into the economic blood stream and keep things as unsatisfying as they are from being a whole lot worse. >> president obama says he's meeting with his economic advisers looking for any and all options to revive the economy. those include extending subs disand helping the unemployment get health insurance extending the full unemployment package now available and extend that home buyer credit of 8,000 bucks. >> thank you, julie. tomorrow the first doses of the h1-n1 vaccine should be available. we're going to what the cdc deems the high risk group including pregnant women and healthcare workers. the first round of vaccines will be in the norm of a nasal spray. hospitals have been trying to get ahead of the spread for months now, extra hand washing and other preventive measures. hi-tech social net working sites encourage both prevention and treatment of the h1-n1 virus. the target isunder people and they happenor the target of the virus itself. jonathan ferry has our s

why didn't he come forward sooner? but, how it's relevant, of course, are her actions, how she treated her child just before she went missing. now, him speculating that she was too busy and didn't care enough about her, none of that's going to come in. that's all called speculation. but what he observed regarding her actions could be relevant if they feel they need it but they don't want to muddy the waters at this point. >> okay. back to you talking about a timeline, when did jim thompson come forward? >> he just came forward recently, mike, july 22nd of '09, this year. >> just a few months ago. >> just a few months ago, he came forward. >> okay. obviously the defense will go after that, pam bondi. what do you do if you are prosecutors and want this guy in on this, how do you make him credible? what makes him credible, or not? >> well, they're going to have to find out that they're going to say, why didn't you come forward sooner if they choose to put him on the witness stand. i frankly doubt at noint they are going t

he says, i apologize that we have not voted sooner to end this holocaust in america. some new yorkers are seeing red over a tribute to china. last night, the building shone red and yellow. activists say china's poor human-rights records make the tribute inappropriate. ladies and gentlemen, the district's one of the hottest cities in the entire country. d.c. ties with seattle as the best places for highly mobile workers to live as the economy revved back up again. pretty exciting news for the district. >> we will take it. >> alison worked in seattle and washington. >> they must be following you. >> usually we're at the top of the bad traffic was. tiffany, thank you. >>> 6:27. there is other half-hour of "good morning washington." >> the city's sales tax goes up. we will tell you how much. >> hundreds are dead and many missing after a deadly quakes in indonesia. i will have the latest. >> it sure is a chilly start to the day. you will want your jacket as you head out the door. more and more, the quality of our lives depends on our connections. access to high-speed inter

the greater the commitment, the more likely it is that the game will end sooner. the great worry i have is that we will just drift along. unwilling to pull out, because that would be an overt admission of failure. this means that we go on as we are, and then, inevitably, we will produce an outcome where there will be a chorus in some years time for the west to pull out. it is very difficult. i understand that. i do not envy those who are now charged with the responsibility of making the decision, but i do have that sense that if we continue as we are, where general mcchrystal is citing that more forces are needed. he is the man on the ground. he is the person designated. i think we run the risk of drift into a situation where there is no alternative other than to give it away -- we run the risk of drifting into a situation. neil: let me ask you, prime minister. when the white house says, you know, in light of this, we would not be taking our troops out, you think that by not adding to them when the top general says you should be adding to them is sending a bad sig

i apologize for the families we haven't voted sooner to end this holocaust in america. >> republican congressional committee spokesman ken spain slammed grayson for what he called a pathological pattern of unstable behavior. >>> china is celebrating its rise to a world power. today is the country's 60th soon anniversary. thousands of troops marched in tiananmen square for the celebration. in new york, red and yellow lights honoring china lit up the entire state building. some critics say the lights on the u.s. landmark are wrong because of the communist country's poor human rights record. >>> okay, tiger woods, michael jordan, they are good friends. guess which one is a billionaire. can you guess? larry smith is here with that answer. hey, larry. >> good question. good morning to you. these two like to play golf together. i guarantee you this will be something they are going to talk about in words that we probably can't use on television about this. tiger woods making history again. as he's sports' first billion with a "b" -- billion dollar athlete. that's according to "forbes" which

no sooner than i said that, i started chunking pool balls at them. they took off, had their hands up like this, they took off running, cursing and cussing. and they were gone. >> she's okay though. police could not find the suspects. >>> that was some quick thinking. >> she's ma gooifer. that's a brand new reality show. that's good tv. good for her. >> big morning for you around areas by lower parts of louisiana and alabama, mississippi, too. here is your squall line. heavy rain-maker through lower parts of mississippi stretching into alabama. but the heaviest rain we have is right around new orleans. we'll zoom in towards that area, this red watch box, tornado watch that's set to expire within the next 25 minutes. i think you'll see most of that action over to the east of this box over the next couple hours. you can see it right there. new orleans itself, big thunderstorm right overhead by lake ponchartrain, shifting down to the south. not a severe one. notice the bow shaping to it. a little breeze associated to it. probably winds gusting there to 4

we'll touch your life, and will touch it sooner than you ishd wished it did.e'll be right back. >> we are back with casey and jed babbin talking about the unique and explosive and dangerous volatile situation we have in iran. you were in the middle of a thought and i so rudely interrupted you to go to the break. i will let you go. >> we have one shot: crip poling sanctions. we should impose them and not be lulled into the sense of geneva negotiations to delay sanctions because the iranians are playing out the clock, luring us along and in 18 months say, we have nuclears! crippling sanctions now that we would let up on if the iranians change their behaviors. >> i read some changes you have spoken or perhaps written in publications in "human events," which you are editor, you say you cannot blame all of this on obama, the previous administration didn't put some force in place against iran when we should have been bankrupting them so we don't have to bomb them. now we may not have an option. >> at this point we don't. with all respect to k.t. there is no sanction

but another reminder that major repairs must be made sooner than later. >> when we see structural challenges, when we see things that could be a big safety hazard, we have to move the money around, and put safety first. >> after the collapse of a bridge in minnesota two years ago. maryland accelerated its own inspection of bridges state wide. >> to properly repair all the state's bridges over the next year years, transportation department said it would cost $3.5 billion. >> share of stimulus money has been committed to other projects. and some lawmakers say raising tolls or gasoline tax is not the solution. they want governor o'malley to seek additional federal funding through conventional means. >> if it ends up being in a failing position, i do have confidence that we will partner with the federal government to make sure that fund sing available, so that those infrastructures are safe. >> we have to make sure that there is not a bridge collapse in maryland like there was in minneapolis. >> huge investment the governor said cannot be delayed. >> john rydell, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> there a

. >>> the swine flu vaccine is due in a matter of days and the doses could not come sooner. the cdc says that the flu is widespread in 27 states including maryland and virginia. many pharmacists met today to talk about the pandemic and how to cope. john henrehan is working this one tonight. >> reporter: ben min is selling a lot of tamiflu and a pandemic has arrived in maryland. >> we are hang more and more patients. >> reporter: the university of maryland convened a pharmacist information session in shady grove. 100 pharmacists attended. they learned they are all short on child strength tmiu. >> what i said the other day is i don't have this available right now but we can make it available for you. it will take me a while to make it up so your child will have the right medication. >> reporter: the pharmacists were told that maryland now has some vaccine but it will be distributed to health cae workers first to keep them on the job in the pandemic. when the swine flu vaccine becomes widely available in coming weeks, the health care workers urge the public to get the shots. >>

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with this in a regular reform proposal ordeal with it after the fact we have to deal with this issue sooner rather than later and the question is what do we do? we would like to know the answer to the question as policy centers i begin with the presumption -- i would like to figure out a way to do that without that. if i'm being unrealistic and going to destroy a great wealth creator, job creator, everything we associate with home ownership i would like to get a sense if that's realistic. >> i believe we, in fact, can develop structures in a framework by which this can be managed in the private sector. so, if the question is can it be done, my response is yes, sir it can be done. i think it requires structures in which there's competition in the marketplace, that there's freedom of entry and exit for market participants that would be engaging in mortgage, secondary mortgage market activity. there ought to be suitable regulatory oversight of those functions as there is for most aspects. in any event this is one aspect of a larger issue, mr. chairman, about returning to, you know, more sort o

. >> i apologize to them and their families that we haven't voted sooner to end this holocaust in america. >> otherwise he is 100% correct, the republican plan is don't get sick. and republicans and milquetoast democrats in the pockets of the insurance agencies might as well be killing people right now. ariana huffington on the latest politics. and senator jay rockefeller reveals exclusively on you'll never believe who threw the birthers and the lonesome roads back under the bus. >> i want to talk to you about copenhagen. warning, this product may be cancerous. may can cancerous. see, he was pulling up a tin of koegen haguen snuff and obama went to the city of copen hag again so that was intellectual. beck is a sin nick a nation made great by believers. so says lindsey graham. >> only in america can you make that much money crying. >> that's czar lindsey graham to you. >>> good evening from new york. the senate finance committee, fop lated with the majority not only crafted the bills of the insurance mon nollys but added that touch of medieval punishment, so familiar to the customers of t

if you go back and kevin works last week talking about stronger, faster, sooner than fred kohn talking about the issue of low for an extended period. maybe the market is redirecting itself back towards that and that's why the steep curve is maybe flattening a bit. >> we're going to take a quick break here. sorry. hold on to that thought. we'll be back with a entire panel and talk more about the market sell-off. back in two minutes. >>> the house financial services taking the question and answer portion of ben bernanke's testimony. as soon as everybody comes back, we'll go back to that live. in the meantime, we have our panel with us. kay, we were talking during the break about what we think this data we got today means for the fourth quarter. what do you think is going to happen with the unemployment number tomorrow is this. >> i think it's going to go up and may go up after that as well. i'm curious larry, as to why you're so positive on the economy. i just see so many signs of continued negatives that look a lot stronger than the short-term positives. >> can i answer that question be