haberle, project director, pennsylvania recovery organization, achieving community together, southeast pennsylvania. joe powell, executive director, association of persons affected by addiction, dallas, texas. dr. thomasina borkman, professor of sociology emerita, george mason university, fairfax, virginia. keith, let's start out by letting the audience know what is the need for treatment in terms of substance use and mental disorders in this country? a lot of people aren't aware of how prevalent these conditions are, but amazingly there are 45 million american adults who meet the criteria for a mental health problem. and 23 million who meet it for substance use, alcohol or drugs. and most of those who also smoke and the overlap between those groups is about 10 million people who struggle with both of those problems. so that means at any given time one in four people in this country could conceivably benefit from treatment for mental health or substance use disorder. and actually, we're using the term now, behavioral health, do you want to explain a little what behavioral health encompasses? behavi

confronted the hijackers and forced the plane to crash-land into a field in shanksville, pennsylvania, 65 miles southeast of pittsburgh in order to averted the horrors of a white house or u.s. capitol impact. there were 19 hijackers in the four planes, plus 226 plane passengers and crew. no one survived. and all four impact sites, the two twin towers, pentagon and shanksville, some 3,000 lives were lost, including the 19 hijackers. this september 11th, 2011, we have yet to experience another terrorist attack on u.s. soil. former journalist fbi agent, and u.s. intelligence official john mill points to the reason why no plots have been actualized. even though 40 to 50 attempted tacks on the u.s. have been uncovered since 9/11. >> the intelligence there has time and time again extraordinary work done by the c.i.a., the nsa and our agencies, the fbi has stopped those attacks in their tracks, either bybyactions overseas or things here. >> and most importantly, commander in chief barack obama carried out an operation in may that killed osama bin laden, the mastermind and underwriter behind the 9/11 attacks and

this is pennsylvania avenue headed across the sousa bridge into southeast d.c. no problems.et's scootch over to the 14th street bridge. the stretch on 95 from fredericksburg all the way up to springfield on to 395 past landmark and the pentagon, this is what you should expect right now. we'll wind a live look here at the roosevelt bridge headed into downtown. no problems on 66 inside the beltway. remember though if you're on the inner loop at left exit ramp of 66 is now closed. stay right to get on to 66. coming up in my next report, we'll fly the bw parkway at 5:25. >> will the redskins rebound from their first loss of the season? we preview sunday's game coming up. >> a public relations person is doing a figurative face plant after their running in high heels on a treadmill event didn't go so well. >>> before we take a break, it is time to look at the question of the morning. >> ouch! >> what's the number one trait we inherit from our parents? what do you think? >> here's a response posted on the facebook.com/wusa9 page from debra davis cook. a, in my family, all of the wo

pennsylvania. . >>> authorities at the airport con fairly large plane crash about -- confirm a large plane crash 80 miles southeastpittsburgh. you have to assume it is related to all of these goings on. >> i told brian, i said this is the lord's doing. and i'm going to trinity church. he said look i'm coming with you. together we grabbed each other's hand and we started to run. surprising enough, not even one piece of confetti or broken glass touched us. the next thing i know we bumped into a priest. >> stanley broke down and looked at me and said this man saved by life. and i said to stanley, maybe you saved my life too. he said you know, i think that tower could go down. i said there's no way. i said that's a steel structure. i didn't finish the sentence. >> we started to run. and we heard a strange sound like steel bending and creeking. and the building started to implode. it came down like a pancake effect. >> set up to go live. within a minute or two after he got the camera hooked up and we set up to start reporting in the street, that's when the first tower fell. >> we heard the rumbling of thunder but itwan

pennsylvania. . >>> authorities at the airport con fairly large plane crash about -- confirm a large plane crash 80 miles southeasttsburgh. you have to assume it is related to all of these goings on. >> i told brian, i said this is the lord's doing. and i'm going to trinity church. he said look i'm coming with you. together we grabbed each other's hand and we started to run. surprising enough, not even one piece of confetti or broken glass touched us. the next thing i know we bumped into a priest. >> stanley broke down and looked at me and said this man saved by life. and i said to stanley, maybe you saved my life too. he said you know, i think that tower could go down. i said there's no way. i said that's a steel structure. i didn't finish the sentence. >> we started to run. and we heard a strange sound like steel bending and creeking. and the building started to implode. it came down like a pancake effect. >> set up to go live. within a minute or two after he got the camera hooked up and we set up to start reporting in the street, that's when the first tower fell. >> we heard the rumbling of thunder but it want

pennsylvania. . >>> authorities at the airport con fairly large plane crash about -- confirm a large plane crash 80 miles southeasttsburgh. you have to assume it is related to all of these goings on. >> i told brian, i said this is the lord's doing. and i'm going to trinity church. he said look i'm coming with you. together we grabbed each other's hand and we started to run. surprising enough, not even one piece of confetti or broken glass touched us. the next thing i know we bumped into a priest. >> stanley broke down and looked at me and said this man saved by life. and i said to stanley, maybe you saved my life too. he said you know, i think that tower could go down. i said there's no way. i said that's a steel structure. i didn't finish the sentence. >> we started to run. and we heard a strange sound like steel bending and creeking. and the building started to implode. it came down like a pancake effect. >> set up to go live. within a minute or two after he got the camera hooked up and we set up to start reporting in the street, that's when the first tower fell. >> we heard the rumbling of thunder but it want

pennsylvania. . >>> authorities at the airport con fairly large plane crash about -- confirm a large plane crash 80 miles southeasttsburgh. you have to assume it is related to all of these goings on. >> i told brian, i said this is the lord's doing. and i'm going to trinity church. he said look i'm coming with you. together we grabbed each other's hand and we started to run. surprising enough, not even one piece of confetti or broken glass touched us. the next thing i know we bumped into a priest. >> stanley broke down and looked at me and said this man saved by life. and i said to stanley, maybe you saved my life too. he said you know, i think that tower could go down. i said there's no way. i said that's a steel structure. i didn't finish the sentence. >> we started to run. and we heard a strange sound like steel bending and creeking. and the building started to implode. it came down like a pancake effect. >> set up to go live. within a minute or two after he got the camera hooked up and we set up to start reporting in the street, that's when the first tower fell. >> we heard the rumbling of thunder but it want

pennsylvania. . >>> authorities at the airport con fairly large plane crash about -- confirm a large plane crash 80 miles southeast of these goings on. >> i told brian, i said this is the lord's doing. and i'm going to trinity church. he said look i'm coming with you. together we grabbed each other's hand and we started to run. surprising enough, not even one piece of confetti or broken glass touched us. the next thing i know we bumped into a priest. >> stanley broke down and looked at me and said this man saved by life. and i said to stanley, maybe you saved my life too. he said you know, i think that tower could go down. i said there's no way. i said that's a steel structure. i didn't finish the sentence. >> we started to run. and we heard a strange sound like steel bending and creeking. and the building started to implode. it came down like a pancake effect. >> set up to go live. within a minute or two after he got the camera hooked up and we set up to start reporting in the street, that's when the first tower fell. >> we heard the rumbling of thunder but it want as loud as i expected it to be. . >> oh my god,

pennsylvania. . >>> authorities at the airport con fairly large plane crash about -- confirm a large plane crash 80 miles southeasttsburgh. you have to assume it is related to all of these goings on. >> i told brian, i said this is the lord's doing. and i'm going to trinity church. he said look i'm coming with you. together we grabbed each other's hand and we started to run. surprising enough, not even one piece of confetti or broken glass touched us. the next thing i know we bumped into a priest. >> stanley broke down and looked at me and said this man saved by life. and i said to stanley, maybe you saved my life too. he said you know, i think that tower could go down. i said there's no way. i said that's a steel structure. i didn't finish the sentence. >> we started to run. and we heard a strange sound like steel bending and creeking. and the building started to implode. it came down like a pancake effect. >> set up to go live. within a minute or two after he got the camera hooked up and we set up to start reporting in the street, that's when the first tower fell. >> we heard the rumbling of thunder but it want

again, as we watch the president in shanksville, pennsylvania, our nation's newest national park by the way. 60 miles southeastield, where luckily, it is almost a miracle that there wasn't anything else around. tragic as it was. br , as you take in i am s of the president -- bret, as you take in the images of the president, what strikes you most about this year's memorial? >> jenna, every)8 images and relive where every american was. it was a moment that everyone can say i was here, this is what i was doing when it all happen. when you see these images again and again, it is painful. some say cathartic. others say they need to go through . 10 years is a different story. to hear those folks at new york, which is obviously the centerpiece of the world trade center, the boy who said, he never met his father because he was in his mother's belly many he said i love you, you gave me the gift of life, i wish you could be here to enjoy it with me that is powerful. i don't care where you sit it strikes a chord, i think. for americans this is an important day. one of the reasons that we spend so much time looking back a

rl well in the southeast, said suburban state senator john rafferty, who's running for attorney general out there. romney would do better. my brother is a big republican in pennsylvaniahe said romney/rubio much more than rick perry. >> well, that's probably true. and i think you'll see -- >> are you worried about rick perry losing states that you could win otherwise, like -- like ohio? like -- well, a colorado? looking at the states that are going to be close? >> i would take a closer look at how he's polling in those states on an individual state-by-state basis. >> look at states. >> i don't know what the polls say in those particular states. i know if you get out to some places like kansas and missouri, there's a different kind of viewpoint than when you're looking at a florida. i want to see a little bit more of what they're say on the ground and how republicans are translating a perry candidacy against a barack obama. because whether you like it or not, if thing boils down to who goes up against barack obama the best, i would suspect the obama team would be a little bit more nervous with a huntsman who brings that level of -- >> how about with a romney? >> or eve

front is also bringing in heavy rain across parts of pennsylvania, west virginia and tennessee and reports of up to 14 inches of rain, across southeast louisiana as it made landfall, ten inches across alabama and mississippi and just excessive rainfall from the storm tsystem and now, two tornado watches and two tornado warnings and you know the drill, when you have a tornado warning, seek shelter immediately, until 15 past the hour, seek shelter immediately and there is another one along the virginia-north carolina border that does include three counties, patrick, surrey and stokes county, martha. martha: maria, thank you very much. we'll keep an eye on that. bill: keeping her busy. martha: what a day! bill: forget the poll numbers, folks, the race for the oval office could come down to 7 states. and, larry sabato has a map you must see. we'll share it with you. martha: very interesting, coming up and he's one of the most influenti influential republicans in the senate and jim demint says he might skip president obama's speech thursday night. why he's standing up to the leader of the free world. bill: and president bush using air for

southeast. we're going to make voters understand the unfairness of it and i think it might not pass. but you know what would be delicious irony? if let's say mitt romney's their candidate. he carries pennsylvania. but barack obama comes in very close and gets, let's say, nine of pennsylvania's 20 electoral votes and barack obama becomes president by five electorate votes. wouldn't that be nice? wouldn't that be nice? >> it would be nice. >> be careful what you wish for. >> be careful what you wish for, but you have to enjoy being the person who likes watching the funny movie "over the edge of the abyss" and be willing to get that close to it. >> it's shameful, not fair, undemocratic and we should put it aside fast. >> former pennsylvania governor ed rendell. thanks for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> thanks. >>> carmageddon is what they called it when they shut down a freeway in los angeles this summer. remember that? it was going to be the worst thing ever. it turned out to be fine. the best new thing in the world today is a comprehensive upgrade on everything about carmageddon including the name and the merchandise. please stay tuned for that. >>> tonight we had the first national interview w

pennsylvania, up into portions of the northeast, those are the flash flood watches, potential areas where it would not take very much rainfall to cause some flooding. big-time flooding issues particularly across the southeastmile-per-hour category 2 storm. we are expecting it to turn into a major hurricane tomorrow and bend away from the coastline but still a lot to be determined as far as the track of that system. we'll keep a close eye on it. >>> close guard helicopters are searching for a teen swept away by storm-churned waters off of alabama. >>> meanwhile, residents in mississippi and throughout the southeast are bracing for the potential of more flooding. >> four to six inches in the house last time so we thought we need to put it at back doors this time. >> the weather channel's mike seidel has more now from brandon, mississippi for us. mike, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, thomas. has been a very wet night here in central mississippi. what's left of lee has dumped as much as a foot of rain and since last night we've had almost eight inches, six inches in six hours will cause flooding. we've had reports this morning of numerous water rescues in metro jackson. one apartment complex was evacu