then on to t.v. where he wrote for cyd caesar. but gelbart is best known for t.v.'s "m.a.s.h." hit movie "tootsie" with the cross-dressing dustin ofman. larry gelbart was 81. still ahead, she thought he was just about the worst cab driver ever, until their lives took a very unexpected turn. "assignment america" is next. nnn medication to lower your bad cholesterol but your good cholesterol and triglycerides are still out of line? then you may not be seeing the whole picture. ask your doctor about trilipix. statin to lower bad cholesterol, along with diet, adding trilipix can lower fatty triglycerides and raise good cholesterol to help improve all three cholesterol numbers. trilipix has not been shown to prevent heart attacks or stroke more than a statin alone. trilipix is not for everyone, including people with liver, gallbladder, or severe kidney disease, or nursing women. tell your doctor about all the medicines you take and if you are pregnant or may become pregnant. blood tests are needed before and during treatment to check for liver problems. contact your doctor if you de

huffington post, which i read all the time "i watched one of the most bizarre t.v.ws that i have ever seen, glenn beck's 9/12 special on fox news. i don't even know what it had to do with 9/11." how about this one? other than completely coopting it for tea parties, fox news, dissent and, oh, yes, glenn beck." glenn beck promised that the 9/12 protest would be huge, partly because he was one of the primary promotors of the event." trying to make this one as he was just trying to make a statement, a self-fulfilling prophecy today, beck exaggerated the crowd size estimates on his radio show." we covered acorn. oh, no, i'm sorry, that's not them saying that. they haven't covered acorn. we have. and here's what the fringe media felt about the acorn thing. watch this. >> the embarrassing video of an acorn staffer giving tax advice on how to set up a brothel with hookers t has corruption, sleazy operations, government ties, but nobody is covering that story, why? >> i don't even know about it, so you have got me at a loss. i don't know. my goodness, if it's got everything

steve harrigan reports on the only t.v. station still holding out. >> just one television channel left in venezuela that criticizes the president and it's no easy place to work. last month, a pro-government gang attacked globovision, a 24-hour news network. >> we're suffocated. it was horrible. we started to cry and ran to everywhere. >> hugo chavez now in power to run for re-election indefinitely is cracking down on the media. >> the media are against the judges, the courts, the public officials, against the state, the country, against justice. we will not tolerate it anymore. >> in addition to his own television show, chavez routinely orders all channels to care his his statements which can run several hours long. even his critics say chavez is a master of the medium. >> he knows how to handle the t.v. language. >> the closing of globovision would make chavez's monopoly over t.v. news in venezuela complete. >> i don't know what will happen if we are slutdown and can't sensor his programs. i don't know what is going to hap

. >> it is 5:10. 60 degrees on t.v.l. >> financial health officials try to prevent the spread of h1n1 swine flu from spreading among the youngest kids. there is a water main that burst there. first, a live look outside. the holiday insta-wea it's a revolution in pain relief. (announcer) new icy hot medicated roll. for wherever you hurt. icy to dull pain, hot to relax it away. the new icy hot medicated roll. with the roll, pain's under control. >> now your insta-weather plus forecast with sandra shaw. >> we have good weather. maybe you are getting a good start on the day. as far as radar satellite imagery goes there is nothing, nada on the mid-atlantic. it will stay high and dry. nice dome of high pressure to the west. keeping shower activity to the west or south. there happens to be a stationary front, unlike yesterday there is not an energy impulse up along it, we will see more sun than clouds. that will continue through labor day. some the meantime, temperature-wise, 67 downtown, cross the state line, coolest in york

i think you've got my t.v. sir? somebody's got to stop them! let's wait till they burn the school down. oh, my god. homer, they're right next door. relax, marge. if someone tries to get in here my burglar alarm will let us know. ( gasping ) watch the fish, marge. oh... looks like you called me just in time. this home isn't secure at all. what did i tell you, marge? intruders could come in down the chimney through the mail slot even hidden in your groceries. did you change the locks when you moved in? nah, i thought not. all the previous owners of this house could still be in here somewhere. what do you recommend? a lot of companies would put in a pretty system that looks good, but doesn't provide any real protection oh, let's get that. but if you want to sleep easy seal off every door and window with bulletproof lucite. wouldn't we all suffocate? well, i should hope not. let's get the suffocation thing. and you can have it all for just $500. $500?! aw, forget it. but surely you can't put a price on your family's lives. i wouldn't have thought s

last night i was watching the t.v. show with my daughter. she's 21. she said "dad, i follow a lot of this, but i don't understand all these organizations like the tides foundation. it's confusing." well, you know what? i understand. sometimes i feel like russell crowe from a beautiful mind" trying to lay it out for you, but it's difficult to demonstrate because it is massive. there are so many groups involved and so many people and so many faces. let me give you an easy way toker are the basics of these groups, thanks to my daughter mary last night. all of the names of these groups mean something. for instance, acorn. acorn, community action reform now or whatever it is. this thing, all you have to remember is acorn is a seed. don't get discouraged. be patient. stay focused. we have planted the seed and some day that seed will grow into something e enormous, massive, a mighty oak. the apollo alliance. these are the people -- these people are all interchangeable. the apollo alliance where van jones came from, they're the ones who wrote the stimulus pac

>> on t.v. hill 58 degrees. that is chilly. that is the low. the sun is out. here is the satellite.rginia, portions of delmarva, virginia capes. the cool front slipped through. couple of sprinkles on the eastern shore. see the cool stuff on the great lake. here is what the map will look like. unsettled weather off to the southwest. eventually, the high has positions offshore. throw atlantic stuff our way. the stuff from the south gets in, confuses the forecast next week. but this weekend looks great. today's forecast, sunny today. temperatures mid 70's for highs. we start dropping into the 50's. maybe 40's overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. plus, it's a good weekend. the forecast in details is coming up. >> up next wbal-tv 11 news saturday morning dr. hammond has more. >> we have an update on the water main break in dundalk. larry simms, more coming up. >> a spectacular point of view. talk to the photographer. that is coming up. >> weather and sports. 11 news saturday morning

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. >> they have movies, t.v., internet, do you like them? >> they are a middleman. we don't he need them anymore because we have the internet. >> i have a simple stock, altria since it spun off its cream cheese operation. philip morris. it is based on different kinds of products that give you different kinds of cancer. >> the recent legislation limiting tobacco companies to market their product helps them. i don't think tobacco is a good place to be. >> i said you are a man of steel. >> steel new core, a filthy polluting o stock but it will catch a bump up from stocks rising. >> i like commodities but it is pricing in the strong global recovery and i don't think that's the case. you might wait for a better entry point. >> have you had a guinness stout in your life? >> yes, i have. >> do you like it? >> i do like the stock here. recently a chinese investment fund invested in this company. they're making inroads in emerging markets including china. >>er i think

it will be up by the time she cries on t.v. again. >> gary, what do you think of that?> i like it. it is a company that fits the times we're in. >> and you love that mascara, too, right? >> i do. >> our mystery guest. >> xhb, i think home buying is on the upswing. >> listen, huggie bear! it's already been up 50%. i think you're late to the party . >> we have hit a new low once again with the polling indicator.

. >> you read the papers, watch the t.v., you may as well just put a pillow over your head and pass out because everything you hear you are just done. >> people want you to win. people bet on you a lot. it is what comes with the business. but for the most part i think if we start winning everybody will be back on our band wagon. >> one thing in particular the redskins would like to jump start is the running game. many fans found it curious that clinton portis only carried the ball 16 times last week then again the skins only had 49 offensive snaps in the whole game. that's not very many. still it was hard not to notice that after that 34-yard burst on the first play from scrimmage clinton portis only had a few yards in the entire rest of the game which wouldn't be that big of a deal if they won but they didn't. >> after that run i was like, we got to stay on the field just keep attacking. and i think for us that will provide much more satisfaction for everybody but what we need most is a w. >> meanwhile fullback mike sellers finally got a new contract today. zelers coming off his first

. >> how do you go from the operating room to a t.v. studio. how do you make that transition?> they are remarkably similar. if you're in an operating room you rely on a lot of very well trained people, a lot of moving parts, you have to make quick decision. the theat, we created here we actually have a very similar feel. folks are great at what they do. >> reporter: at the center of it all is a physician who practices what he preaches. he eats healthy. can't find any junk food or soda behind the scenes in the green room. the two vitamins he always take. >> daily dose of vitamin d. >> reporter: vitamin d and supplement containing a omega 3 fatty acid. >> your energy secret and destress secret? >> sleeping 7.5 hours a night much sounds so obvious. you've got to do it. >> he starts every day with seven minutes of yoga poses and stretches. >> i can meditate. my mind doesn't race. >> reporter: the doctor also plans to shamelessly tackle what he says is one of the most common problems americans complain about. >> the fact that we are not having sex any more in america. in fact, we a

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take you now to new york and >> couric: tonight, from sunday morning to monday night, the president's t.v. blitz for health care reform. i'm katie couric. also tonight, breaking news an f.b.i. terror investigation. cbs news has learned that the man at the center of it, najibullah zazi, is now& admitting ties to terrorists. a tale of two ten-year-olds, fighting the flu and fighting for their lives. >> we're going to fight this together. >> couric: and steve hartman bellies up to the bar to toast the longest-serving bar tender in history. >> this is my last call! (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> couric: good evening, everyone. turn on your television sunday morning and he'll be there. change the channel, he'll still be there. president obama will be blanketing the airwaves to push for health care reform. he taped the interviews today, including one with bob schieffer for fay tae. chief white house correspondent chip reid as more on the president's sunday-morning marathon. >> reporter:

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with portability, preexisting conditions, i'm trying to work with him but every time i turn on the t.v. the president is ripping me into a new one. if you want to work with folks and get a big stink up about a congressman who has the temerity to call you a liar, like ben stein says, that is a little out of decorum there, but you can't come back and negotiate with the same people you are all but calling thieves. what is good for the goose better be good for the gander, right? >> well, they can take it, neil, and they're in a bad position here. i mean, politically the president needs a villain. they are the villain. neil: no, they're not. 80 to 90% of americans are not mad at insurance companies, and believe me, i have dealt with problems with insurance. 80 to 90% of americans are looking around and saying we're ok with our coverage, then they can't all be awful, right? go ahead ben stein. >> something extremely odd is going on here. the insurance companies were foolish enough to and go out and sign up for this plan. they didn't understand it. they didn't understand that the president is

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. >> reporter: just west, t.v. 3 new zealand reporter michael morrah saw miles and miles of devastation the hospitals at the moment have got a pretty massive job. they've got a lot of bodies coming in. there's not much hope here. >> reporter: the international response has been swift. fema and the coast guard flew in supplies overnight. new zealand and australia are sending in aide. samoans in southern california are helping and hurting. >> my husband lost his brother-in-law along with eight children. >> reporter: a story all too familiar in the samoan islands. president obama has declared american samoa a disaster area which means the relief will continue pouring in. katie? >> couric: bill whitaker. bill, thanks very much. that wall of water, by the way, was traveling at the speed of a jumbo jet when it hit the samoas. john blackstone looks tonight at the science of tsunamis. >> reporter: their destructive power is undeniable, but scientists say much about tsunamis remains mysterious. each new one is an opportunity to learn more. testimony sea floor ridess, pushes the water up. >> push

>> couric: tonight, from sunday morning to monday night, the president's t.v. blitz for health care reform. i'm katie couric. also tonight, breaking news an f.b.i. terror investigation. cbs news has learned that the man at the center of it, najibullah zazi, is now& admitting ties to terrorists. a tale of two ten-year-olds, fighting the flu and fighting for their lives. >> we're going to fight this together. >> couric: and steve hartman bellies up to the bar to toast the longest-serving bar tender in history. >> this is my last call! (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> couric: good evening, everyone. turn on your television sunday morning and he'll be there. change the channel, he'll still be there. president obama will be blanketing the airwaves to push for health care reform. he taped the interviews today, including one with bob schieffer for fay tae. chief white house correspondent chip reid as more on the president's sunday-morning marathon. >> reporter: he's here, he's there, he's just about

game, you could say, i was in front of the t.v., i saw it it happen, matt barkley grow up. he will be engineering at different levels for a long time. >> couple things, of course matt barkley steals the show and u.s.c. finds a way to win. they are on the road and tough on the road. important to beat the buck eyes and the young quarterback to get experience and confidence and ohio state sdnlt have to apologize to anybody. they played their tail off and showed they could play with the big boys. battle texas in the fiesta bowl and came up short on the last play. similar fashion against u.s.c. they don't have to apologize for what happened against lsu and florida. they have proven who they are about and move on. >> barkley will make freshman mistakes. offensive production wasn't great for u.s.c., let's not put them in the championship game yet. in michigan, what a swing program. a huge boost for rodriguez. tate forcier looks like he was born to win games, just like forcier a forci barkley. >> i thought the offense had a dimension it was missing last week. he put him and forcier

. >>> still ahead the stars of t.v. come out to shine this weekend.a ran sid gives us her emmy predictions. >>> an unusual forecast. we are taken >>> you might enjoy picnicking fishing and taking in the views at the loch raven reservoir, but believe it or not no one had published a book about that until now. good morning, david. >> good morning. >> thank you for being here. >> pleasure. >> and you're from maryland so loch raven reservoir is no stranger to you. >> i grew up with it. >> what made you to think to put the phots photos and memories ia book. >> i'm visually oriented. so i drove for 19 years going into t towson to an office. i always enjoyed being around it and took the kids to walk there and bike there. it's always there and i really have never -- no one has paid homage to it. >> you have captured some the post most beautiful parts of it. i have gone through the book today and picked out my favorites here. we will show some the of the viewers some the pictures you can see here. this one is my time favorite. it's the summary, warm muggy day.

who knows, maybe this will spawn another t.v.> that would be great. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you patrice. >> fame is at threaters on september 25th. as she mentioned the first two seasons of "fame" the t.v. series is available on ear. airborne guy: try airborne. it's good for you when life is not. >>> break a leg. the curtain is rising on a new season at the hippodrome. we have got a preview of all of the show stoppers. jeff daniels from the hippodrome joins us this morning with more. good morning, jeff. >> good morning. >> we're excited about this new season, lots of exciting things coming. it's hard to believe this is the 5th anniversary since the hippodrome renovations. >> absolutely. it's been five years. now we have a new focus to bring the best of broadway to town and best of concert and art to the hippodrome theater. it's still beautiful. it's a great place to come and have dinner. >> when you talk about some of these that are coming. we're talking about fiddler on the roof. dreamgirls, mama mia. tha

the t.v.'s are lying after the huge 6-foot watermain break on dundalk avenue and the browning highway. these weeks have had a lot of mess to clean up over the last three days. if you look over right now, they still got to be shocked if you think of the streets being turned into rivers. it sent thousands of water into the air and into their homes. the folks of turner station and water's edge affected the homes. people tried to get around if they could. people looking for special things to their hearts, maybe family belongings. a lot of homes have been flooded. for many it's difficult to comprehend how fast and how much water actually entered their homes. >> at that picture was the waterline. it was within 15 minutes that the water started outside, the basement was full of water. it was ridiculous. >> reporter: the red cross is on hand handing hundreds of meals. and bge officials had to wait to do the plumbing. folks are dealing with major clean up. there's huge dumpsters all over the place tryin

when pressed on live t.v. he largely ducked the issue. >> that there is some element to people who don't like this healthcare plan, that there is a racial element. what do you think about that? >> well, i think this country has been and will be about public debate. >> historians will look back on these charges of racism leveled by president obama's supporters in the healthcare debate, and too, on the president's own insertion of himself into the henry louis gates controversy and likely be reminded of the words of the supreme court justice harry blackmun who wrote in order to move beyond racism, we must first take account of race n washington, james rosen, fox news. bret: well, racism and the accusations of of it are the commentary of brit hume tonight. >> one of the great achievements to the american civil rights movement is a broad and deep consensus which cholinesterasism, which has a long history, is unacceptable and intolerable. civil rights activists led by dr. king appealed to the conscious and goodwill

pug nants on t.v.ay how all this isn't working and that's < you know, you start getting into a funk. and whenever i - i see folks in that negative place, i always think back to a story i told during the campaign. some of you heard it. but i said i'd say it again. it's about where the phrase fired up comes from. so, right at the beginning of the campaign from the presidency. no one gave us chance and none of ya'll could pronounce my name. and i went down to south carolina. i went down, i think it was um... where was i? i was in greenville. am i right? greenville. legislators were having a banquet and invited me to come down to speak. - and i sat next to a state representative i didn't know supported me back then so i said, would you support my campaign as president of the united states state and she looked me up and down and said you know, i'll give you my endorsement if you come to my hometown at green wood south carolina. i had a glass of wine so i said, right away, okay. let's shake on it ch. come to

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. >> what she said was so tellin fa hee said i could get back on t.v. by lying. consider the timing, she has a btlek coming out and finished celebrity rehab and if hee home so much soul searchig it then why didn't she say nt only was i a drug addict and a liar, i was having sex with my father. i prosecuted rape and incest siv ther. >> gerovedo theit is so dam.fit for any one. how can she be to glib about incest. >> wwh does she wait for her father to be six feet under to talk about it? hee went tniaough a lot of sol searching. it was tough for her to say i was lying to you, geraldo. it is too coincidental to her money mmysing efforts. >> there are others that corroborate the outcry. there are others irainluding other children of the band members who claim that this was welles,nown amongst the ban rem let's not be to quick to dismiss the allegations. she is not a credible person but the allegations had the ring of truth. >> gerovedo thete a liablo? >> the ring of tst tth. it is concerning to me that somebody can come forwaack when a man has lat tht the planet ad s

i will be turning my t.v. off. >> how did chicago go? >> a little quick story.e reverend jesse jackson last night. night. he asked me how i did at my first pitch. he didn't say bill, tell

>> we look back to the t.v. and a lot of the world trade towers has collapsed and fallen. >> what's happening? >> i have never seen anything like this. >> i've got five patients! >> the building is collapsing! the other tower just came down! get the cops away from the building! where are you now? where are you, ken? where are you? we're not going to be stopped we're not going to be deterred! we're not going to be frightened! we're going to live our lives as americans! >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. >> we all got to stick together. >> under god, indivisible -- >> where are you, kenny? >> my god, look at the skyline without the towers. it is tuesday, september 11, 2001. this is glenn beck. in one of the most ignatious attacks, they crashed two airliners into the world trade center in a coordinated series of blows today that brought down the twin 110-story towers. thousands may be dead. 58,000 people work at the world trade center. one plane, united flight 93, crashed north of s

this video recorded by security camera was obtained by a t.v.tion in tampa and it shows these police officers playing a wii bowling game while they were supposed to be conducting a drug search. the polk county sheriff calls the video embarrassing and promises disciplinary action. >>> a boy got his head stuck between two concrete pillars. they had to use an electric saw to get him out. it took several hours before the boy was freed. but amazingly he only suffered slight injuries. >>> a tiny device in the wrong hands can make a real mess of your credit. up next, how to protect yourself from skimmers. that's coming up in living smart. >>> the cbs evening news with katie couric. winning best newscast for a second year in a row. you've got a strawberry pop-tart, but i've got a warm, fresh baked strawberry toaster strudel. see the difference? mmmm. i do. (announcer) pillsbury toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat. that on the list of things kids love, our party pizzas have just passed toy robots. ( crash, beeps ) awkward. kids love totino's party

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you turned on the t.v. and they had bombed the nuclear reactor and entebbe when they rescued israeli hostages in entebbe. it's all very quiet. the idea of making a lot of noise means they don't want military, they want somebody else to come in and do i want diplomatically. >> rose: has anything in writing this book, thinking about these issues caused you to change anything in terms of your understanding or your own meaning? >> completely. i was just talking about. this it's like i didn't go... if you would have told me two years ago that i'd write a book with these sort of conclusions i wouldn't have believed it, you know? but sort of going to israel, meeting with the generals and the politicians who really were responsible for the victories in '67 and the yom kippur war, meeting with these guys and hearing their fears and their worries, meeting with the.... >> rose: so what you've all been expressing is what they reflected to you? >> right. and they feel... and these are the guys, they're heroes. for jews