so we'll have two areas of low pressure that are going to work ii tandem over the mid atlantic over the next 24 to 8 hours. that's why we see all the potential for heavy amounts of rain. i'll give you more break down about nicole and whhre it's heading coming up.., >>> "american idol" contestants cheering for stephen. >> i just love it, i love it. it'' a lot of fun. >> and girls on the grid iron. >> and girls on the grid iron. meet the women of the baltimore i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. the real andy harris. buried in his website - a promise to replace the tax code with a 23% sales tax and eliminate the mortgage interest deduction. a bush tax panel said families would pay $6,000 more a year. a reagan tax advisor calls it a very dumb idea. but that's not his only bad idea. harris was the only senator to vote against expanding the child care tax credit and against the state's cancer treatment program. andy harris' extreme ideas will cost us. his sleep number is 25. call geico and see how much you could save on homeowners insurance. bob ehrlich's real record on energy. lo

there is even a possibility they might not act in tandem. we end up with 75 against 75, which would mean a quick return, so they have said all along they want to create a stable government, but the assumption is they will go one way or the other as a blocker. we will find out whether julia gillard remains prime minister or whether she will be replaced by the leader of the liberal party. >> what is the speculation of the way these may go? >> i think it is safe to say julia gillard probably woke up more confidence than sony fabric. -- tony abbott. i think members on the conservative side have said, we could still be in the game. these independents have been tight-lipped. they kept their cards close to their chest. what they have not done is given much indication of who they are going to support. one of the independent impis' comes from the capital in western australia. he has not even told his wife how he is going to decide, and it may be they are going to announce this on television live before they even tell julia gillard and tony abbott wha

so rhonda simmons and her folks over there will be working in tandem to get more local hires on the same. we know there is a natural synergy between work force development and small business, so it is kind of three legs of a store, stool, -- haute three legs of a small -- three legs of a stool. the mechanism is there. they are working with the union and so forth. there is a good flow. >> that information would be very helpful, i believe, to us and also to the general public, as well -- vice president clyde: >> .we look forward to working with you to create more jobs. >> thank you. thank you, regina. really awesome. thank you. president yee riley: and just a note, in terms of our monthly e- bulletin, we have a highlight of the workshops. in monitoring our click-thropugh ugh rates, that is one of our highest. president yee riley: all right, thank you very much korea next item, please. should we go back to item number five? clerk: commissioners, you are now on item number five, the discussion and possible action to make recommendations to the board of supervisors on board of supers ivers fi

granny took to the sky in a tandem jump attached by harness to an instructor and parachute. she says the first momentsing to her breath way, but called the rest of the ride smashing. >>> karaoke lovers came as far away as nigeria and the karaoke events are under way in moscow. the champ of the three-day event won't earn the kind of dough you're thinking of. the winner takes home 1 million russian dumplings. i didn't expect that. i do have to make an announcement, bill. due to work, i could not compete in the world championships for karaoke. >> i bet you you're all right. you're a lot better than me. >> oh, well, thank you for that. >>> time now for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc -- following speeches by president obama, iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad and other heads at the united nations, more world leaders take to the podium on day two of the u.n. general debate. >>> washington state a court ruling expected in a closely watched case involving don't ask, don't tell, the military's ban on gays serving openly in the arme

tandem work is also occurring with the rate fairness board as required under the charter. we have held a number of meetings over the next few months with various board members. we will be going to the cost of service for hetch hetchye che power. we go through that so they understand the underlying cost of service. we will review rate design in similar package to what you have before you today as well as all the alternatives and potential combinations of rate design, as required under the city charter, to write a recommendation and report and some not out to you as well in late november or early december. the key attribute of any rate setting is the ease to communicate, the low cost of administration, to make sure the cost of service is equitable and fair, adequate, stable revenues that promote efficiency and conservation, and affordable programs for low-income ratepayers. you will notice that is almost verbatim with the criteria required by the charter. in the case of power rates, you have flexibility currently to provide subsidies legally under the california constitution

those two definitely move in tandem. thank you very much for joining us richard ilczyszyn, lind- waldock. b-p says it may not use all of the 20-billion dollars it set aside for victims of the oil spill in the gulf of mexico.incoming b-p c-e-o robert dudley reportedly said the 20-billion dollar claim fund exceeds the estimated dollar amount of legal claims the company has received so far.dudley also says he does not expect state claims, to be too high either.b-p may even start paying out dividends to shareholders in the fourth quarter of this year after deciding to stop handing them out in june that cash was used to pay for costs associated with the spill. still to come from real estate to gold new ideas from a stock picker that's coming up later on.but first the governor of michigan joins us to talk about her state's new initiatives to boost the auto industry. it was more surreal than anything. you're under fire. you're getting blown up. there's definitely adrenaline. there was the explosion, and i remember just opening

if he takes this very seriously how would you assess the effectiveness of russia's current ruling tandem with the president dmitry medvedev and prime minister vladimir putin sharing power well power sharing is not unique phenomena to russia that's prompted many other countries. and presidential constitutions that also have a prime minister as a separate senior leader are found now in many parts of the world fifty or sixty countries. but what's unusual here i think is that it's the former president the dominant. leader for. years who became the junior partner so to say under the constitution that's very unusual maybe almost unique so imagine a president former president of france becoming prime minister later this is almost unheard of so that's what makes this all a bit of a mystery and they don't really tell us much about how it really works mr putin. in fact i think is tired of answering questions about this but i think they've said what they're going to say they say it works well that they have a trustful relationship but they're in regular contact one has his job the other one has ano

. >> they will tell a newly diagnosed patient a group in tandem a list of counselors of men who are survivors and recommend to them they contact one of us and talk to them. >> how withdrawed when you discovered you had prostate cancer. >> 62. >> how long before it took before you you underwent the total removal of the prostate gland, right doctor, and any surrounding tissue? >> there are small glands right behind the prostate gland that are commonly taken. >> we have a graphic that displays it. as we see on the screen this is peroneal surgery and the incision is made under the terre haute tim, between the scrotum and the anus? did you have that? >> i had a radical operation with the incision made just below the navel to the pubic bone. >> we have that available, too, as a graphic, retro pubic surgery, is that what we see there? does that pretty much describe what the location was? >> yes, it does, john. >> it's from the navel down to the top of the where the penis joins the anatomy. >> that's correct. >> what was that like? >> well, it's major surgery. i was diagnosed in february of '93 and i

opportunity and that's what's happening in tandem. valerie risen ski came to work in an indian startup after spending three years in silicon valley india has been increasingly interesting market and as it becomes easier and easier to be here with better infrastructure and things like that. more and more people are bound most americans who come to bangalore for work don't live on the modern manicured campus at infosys and when you move probably across the planet to india you also have to deal with the problems here like traffic congestion power outages in my soon but despite that experts predict that by twenty fifteen american companies will move three point five million jobs abroad and many of those jobs will come right here to india. all the people from different nationalities coming together in pursuit of a common goal this is all about. the power all globalised if it's all about raising the bar of the economic. order a new economic order that might just turn the world upside down preassure either r t bangalore india where online tw

and this is going to be a lengthy operation and so those two things working in tandem will require incredible logistics management. >> we are getting more information, just little bits are coming our way about exactly what happened. now we know that bus apparently rolled down the hill. we don't know whether it actually landed in traffic and was moved out or stopped before it got to the traffic. we did hear that it interacted with several vehicles. i'm beginning to suspect they meant before it rolled down the hill. but again that is still a little cloudy and murky as we talk about it right now. and right now, those 20 passengers, those number of passengers are apparently off the bus. although greg shipley couldn't confirm that because he's still up at interstate 70 for those who know is several miles away from where this accident occurred. but we see now the triage area is being folded up. the yellow, the green and the red tarps that were down to sort of separate the injured are being rolled up. that would suggest that they've finished dealing with them at least here and everybody who needs to

michael and a tandem running back. and there is a controversy.'ll oo. >> the coach claims he know who's wants to start against arizona next week. but al davis is a jason campbell fan. he brought him in, compared him to jim plunkett so it will be interesting who gets the final say. and gradcowski is better off the bench. stay tuned. now, cable mentioned his two running backs. and there is darren mcfadden with a break out day yesterday. 145 rushing on 30 carries breaking tackles and utilizing speed. he's been a disappointment due to injuries and taking advantage of his new found opportunities. >> this is just feel like i'm doing this every week. you know? you do good until the last game. so it went on yesterday. i felt like i had a good game. now very to dot same thing next week. >> let's talk giants baseball there. is a pitching to compete in the post season but phones has been inconsistent. brewers in town over the weekend scoring once in the first two games. then, put up nine runs on milwaukee yesterday preventing a sweep. jose gillin led the wa

the x tracer from switzerland is a tandem two seater which looked like a covered motorcycle. the this one is a four wheeled two seater. glen renwick is ceo sponsor progressive insurance. >> this is great. several years in the making. we're proud we created that opportunity. >> reporter: edson two out of lynchburg, virginia, its car with seat four people. >> it's great. >> reporter: and gets 102 miles a gallon using e-85 ethanol. winning vehicles have to be production capable, safe, and affordable. >> we, upon our self, put the burden of designing a car that could be in your hands for less than 25,000. >> reporter: 111 teams started out including salisbury motors featured last year. >> i wouldn't miss it for the world, you know. with a stroke of luck we could have been there, too. >> reporter: more so than just prize money, the competition inspired collaboration and innovation among great thinkers pushing each other to redesign what's possible and accelerating the future. now the end goal is for the winners to be able to produce 10,000 vehicles by 2014. they are eligible for a

the x tracer from switzerland is a and em two -- tandem two- seater. the wave 2 from north carolina is a four-wheel two seater. glenn renwick is from sponsor progressive insurance. >> it's great. it's been several years in the making. we're proud to make that opportunity and look at what has come out of it. >> reporter: this light car number 98 can seat four people. >> it's great and gets 102 miles to the gallon using e-85 ethanol. winning vehicles have to be production capable, safe and affordable. >> we, upon ourselves, put the burden of designing a car that could be in your hands for less than $20,000. >> reporter: 110 teams started out, including one team featured on fox 5 last year. >> i wouldn't miss it for the world. with a stroke of luck, we could have been there too. >> reporter: more so than just prize money, the competition inspired collaboration and in ovation among great thinkers. pushing each other to redefine what is possible and accelerating the future. >> well here are some stories expected to make headlines in the week ahead. >>> tomo

the x tracer from switzerland is a tandem two-seater which looks like a large covered motorcycle.wo is a four-wheeled two-seater. >> we are very proud that we actually created that opportunity and look what has come out of it. >> ed ton # out of lynchburg, virginia took the main street category. it is very like car number 98 and can seat four people and gets 102 miles a gallon using e- 85 ethanol. >> we pound been ourselves put the burden of designing i car that could be in your hands for less than $20,000. >> reporter: 111 teams started out. >> i wouldn't miss it for the world, you know. with a twist of luck, we could have been there too. >> reporter: more so than just prize money, the competition inspired collaboration and innovation among great thinkers pushing each other to redefine what is possible and accelerating the future. melanie alnwick, fox 5 news. >> exciting stuff. >>> we still have a lot more for you. weather and traffic and our top stories including new information about what may have sparked that deadly shooting at johns hopkins hospital. we'll hear what the shoot

. >> we could do tandem. >> it's a beautiful lake, though.to start the season 3-0 while virginia tech was looking for its first win of the year. >> hakem dermish has a look at a crowded day in football in this morning's sports. >>> good morning, everyone. the maryland/west virginia game can be simply described with the use of two numbers. one negative, one positive. 28. that's the number of unanswered points the mountaineers scored. negative ten, the number of rushing yards forhe terrapins. the result for maryland a 31-17 defeat in morgantown. and ralph friedgen said his team would be tested and, boy, was he rigt. fourth play of the game for west virginia. handoff to noel and he's a spee fellow. avoiding tackles, down the sideline cuts back, finally brought down after a 50-yard gain. coach friedgen said we tackled horrible. smith looks left. throws a perfect pass to baltimore native austin. good for a six-yard touchdown and 7-0 west virginia lead, one of two tds for austin. and fridge thinking, hey, i told yotheseuys are good. early second qu

the x tracer from switzerland is a tandem two seater which looks like a large covered motorcycle.2 created by lion motors of north carolina is a four-wheel two seater. glenn renwick is ceo of sponsor progressive insurance. >> this is great. it's been several years in the making. we're very proud that we actually created that opportunity and look what's come out of it. >> reporter: edison 2 out of lynchburg virginia took the mainstream category. it's car 98 can seat four people and gets 102 miles a gallon using e85 ethanol. winning vehicles also have to be production capable, safe and affordable. >> we upon ourselves put the burden of designing a car that could be in your hands for less than $20,000. >> reporter: 111 teams started out including the losa motors from salisbury maryland featured on fox 5 last year. >> i wouldn't miss it for the world, you know. with a twist of luck we could have been there, too. >> reporter: more so than just prize money, the competition inspired collaboration and invasion among great thinkers pushing each other to redefine what's possible and acceler

and they promised to work tirelessly in tandem with key nonprofits and agreed to report ads to the centersing and exploited children when they seemed to involve underage children. it only reported 132 ads, that's 132 out of over 700,000 ads that were rejected. ads that could have provided vital leads about children being bought and sold. and that 12-year-old girl we told you about in the beginning. by chance, she called home while we were there. >> you should be home. >> the first time they had spoken in the two weeks since the little girl vanished. police rescued the 12-year-old girl and arrested a 42-year-old man and charged him with human trafficking. one girl rescued out of thousands. >> how are you doing? just please step away. >> that was amber lyon reporting. september is stop human trafficking month. and coming up later today, we'll have more on this growing problem and we'll see how girls are being tricked into coming to the trust other countries and being forced into selling sex. that's straight ahead in the 4:00 eastern hour. >>> and american baseball in the 21st century. >> fi

the quarterback and e receiver tandem of schaub and johns hopkins, a nonfactor.ttle known running back known as aryan foster who is the leading ruer in the nfl. it has only been one week but foster is putti on a show. foster was anundrafted free agent out of the university of tennessee two years ago. coming into the season, he had 257 career rushing yards. sunday, he explod for a texas franchise record 231 yards and three touchdowns. he is a big back. 6'1" and 227 pounds, and he is a very decisive runner. once he sees the hole, he is gone. foster adds a new dimension to the offen and he will surely be a main focus of the redskins' defense. >> he has that one cut. he is really good at it. and seeing the hole and making that cut and getting up the field. so we have our workut out for us. >> you know the funny thing about it, he is in the same draft class as me. we train together in arizona. and he did not get drafted. and i know what tape of worker he is and the way he worked and the way he carried himself. i knew he was going to be something special. he knew he ad

and work together as a tandem back there. >> all right.peaking of young guys, your goalie situation is gone. you have michael, you have a pair of 22-year-olds. tell me how they're different. >> they're a lot more similar than they are different. their play is very similar. but i think just the way they approach the game is a little bit different. where varly a lot more kind of intense and focused. where he is a lot more laid back and goes on as the game ges on. >> talking about the two young goalies. the capitals defenseman opening up the season tonight. the regular scene around the corner. >> guys, back to you. >> all right. thank you. still ahead, he's not your typical teacher's aide. >> no, dogs ar going to the head of the class to help kids read. >>> some importan news for your health. nbc news has learned that johnson & johnson may have known years ago about the deadly risks of its birth control patch. the patch was a big hit when it hit the market back in 2002. internal documents obtain by nbc said itas 12 time more likely to cause s

they have to go in tandem. did the kids say anything like that? >> dr. hughes and the students were talking about how it starts in the home. some were talkingto us about how they were family issues that because of the health problems that some family members had, it had influenced them to eat better to start there. that will be the focus of my next report in this series which we'll have later this week on cnn. >> we'll look forward to that. we'll see you next weekend too. thank you so much. appreciate that. t of course what we choose to eat and where we buy our food and how much we spend on it says a whole lot about who we are. you might actually think mind, body and wallet all this week in the "cnn newsroom." >>> days of downpours lead to rising waters in parts of the midwest. we'll tell you who is at risk and update warnings and alerts. an honest buck...month. and if you're gonna try and do this in anything other than a chevy... well, good luck...month. great deals on the complete family of chevy trucks all backed for a hundred thousand miles. it's tru

it's the tandem of the fact these are anti-free market approaches that are not working. >> they are working making the situation worse. >> bill: next week if you come in here. >> that's a threat. >> bill: i'm going to give you homework assignment. school is. in i want you to reef search the $111 million the city of los angeles received from you, me, and monica and all the other taxpayers and the 55 jobs that created. i want you to defend that. >> you can explain to me? >> bill: defend that next week. >> the recession by the way ended in july of 2009. >> bill: you have your assignment, colmes, next week on this program. 111 million in l.a. 52 jobs. >> i'm not gloating. >> bill: barack and hard place, everybody. next on the rundown, karl rove on tea party strategy. how should president obama deal with the insurgent movement? later, sarah palin's daughter bristol dancing on national tv. is that a goodñ÷ >> bill: unresolved problem segment tonight, "new york times" la meaning the fact that some right wing organizations are attacking the obama administration by using tv and radio advertisements.

a lot of people in tandem with each other. making contact with new media.n a metro area like las vegas with nearly 2 million people out there in the desert? i think that's a big question. she got 38% of the vote there in the primary, compared to 40% statewide. she is not from las vegas. so that will be the big challenge for her. >> mike: harry reid has been in close races before. this is not new to him. in 1998, the race with john inson, that was close. how close was that? do you see this shaping up as something similar? >> the 1998 race against congressman inson was a one-tenth of 1% race. it was after harry reid had been in the senate for 12 years. interestingly, mr. reid lost a close race to the senate in 1974 to republican paul exo. back then, harry reid's problem was a lot of new people coming to nevada. many of them hadn't heard of him. hard to get your record across. mr. ension has support from the casino interest and gaming industry of which his family is an important part. mr. enson won the 2000 race for open senate seat in nevada. so the two of th

it's lots of people working in tandem with each other, making contact through new media.ffective in a major metro area like las vegas with nearly 2 million people? out there in the desert. that's the question. she got 38% of the vote in the primary 48% state wide. she's not from las vegas, that's the big challenge for her. >> harry reid's been in close races before. this is not new to him. let's go to 1998. the race with john enson. that was a close race. you see this as similar. >> the 1998 race against congressman john enson that was 1/10 of 1% race after harry reid had been in the senate for 12 years. interestingly, mr. reid lost a close race for the senate in 1994 to paul axo. he's had experience. back then the problem was new people coming to nevada. many people hadn't heard of him. it was hard to get the message across and mr. ensign had support in the casinos and his family an important part and mr. ensign won a 2000 race for an open seat in nevada so the two of them are colleagues and harry reid's problem this year is not so much there's a lot of new people that d

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prid president has a record, the congressional black caucus has a record and we're going to march in tandemeople, regardless of what color they are know that work they're doing is to change the lives of these impoverred people. 75% of african-american people cannot succumb to be this. can the african-american child survive. at the washington convention center we hope people will come running to stamp this out. couldn't be more timely. we're going away with a message and agenda to save the lives of these children and stop poverty. >> could not be more timely. great to join us. thank you so much. appreciate t. thank you for having me. >>> with a month 23456 to go before the midterms president obama is making his presence known on the campaign trail. upcoming rallies are going to take place in pennsylvania, wisconsin, ohio and nevada. how does the president ensure his message is helping and not hurting? his party, politico senior white house reporter, an article "what democrats what obama to say" in today's politico. good to see you. you recommend the president should stop saying the plan is w

long time in this country, and the good news is that we're on the way, we've got people working in tandemns on this and is really focused on job one. tremendous progress in just the last 12 months. >> okay. well, hopefully that will orient the conversation. thanks, jonathan. >> thanks, alex. >> we invite you all to stick around. i'm going to bring you a preview on "education nation." that will be live from the plaza coming up at 11:30 eastern time. it will be followed by teacher town hall host the by brian williams from noon to 2:00 p.m. eastern. watch both right here on msnbc sunday. new aveeno nourish plus shine with active naturals wheat smooths damaged cuticles for 75% more shine in one use. real shine, for real life. yours. [ female announcer ] new aveeno nourish plus shine. [ animals calling ] ♪ [ pop ] [ man ] ♪ well, we get along ♪ yeah, we really do - ♪ and there's nothing wrong - [ bird squawks ] ♪ with what i feel for you ♪ i could hang around till the leaves are brown and the summer's gone ♪ [ announcer ] when you're not worried about potential dangers, the world can be a far

. >> if you look at the seat-by- seat polls, they are running in tandem with the aggregate numbers. a lot of democrats are in trouble who did not expect to be in trouble a short time ago. the orange county representative is running just even with her opponent. that is a case where it illustrates local factors. republicans were very smart in running someone who is a vietnamese american with a very strong local appeal. >> this is a question for john m. -- for jonah. you talked about the predictions of having another 30-years of progressivism. what is it that was so different about the new deal and that time from 1932 to 1936 that allowed roosevelt to be so popular and continue for a very long time, compared to where obama and the democrats are today? that is to say, it seems like the same kind of rhetoric. very similar kinds of programs, but further on. in 1936, the unemployment rate was very high. it did not come down all that much. national debt was rising. the deficits -- there was a lot of deficit spending. what has been the difference between then and now that has caused this to

unusual complexion of a case that they work together, a man and woman, a male and female, working in tandemt crime. i'm also not convinced that these were highly polished professionals. the way the crime was committed itself, to me, shows a level of panic, shows a level of unsophisticati unsophistication. >> i call it planned, not necessarily professional. >> planned. will well-planned. >> is there any chance that although the killers were with not known to lindsay they weren't planning on the murdering her until they went in the house together and then, in there, something happened, a fight started, she gets killed? >> and the people pull a butcher knife out of their purse or out of their sock? no. it doesn't seem right. >> there's a chance ever so minute. it's small. >> what needs to happen for an arrest to be made? >> someone needs to come forward. >> yes. >> unfortunately, they have an empty house, very little that was touched. so it is a forensic nightmare. >> this case is not going to be solved based on forensic evidence. this is going to be solved by loose lips. somebody is going to

back in 2008 craigslist promised to quote work tirelessly in tandem with key nonprofits and report adsloited children but in a period of 15 months, craigslist only reported 132, 132 out of more than 700,000 services ad that they rejected, ads that could have provided violate leads about children being bought and sold. that 12-year-old girl we told you about at the beginning, she called home just as we were speaking with her mother. you should be home with your family and friends and the people that love you. the first time they had spoken since she vanished. police rescued her and arrested a 42-year-old man and charged him with human trafficking. one girl rescued out of thousands. >> police step away. >> reporter: automatic ber lyon, cnn, washington. >>> you can sympathize with people who take stuff they need in a bad situation, but this isn't one of those cases unless someone in san bruno needed a couple's wedding ring and passport to live. now the healing power of touch just got more powerful. introducing precise from the makers of tylenol. precise pain relieving cream works quickly

back in 2008, craigslist promised to "work tirelessly in tandem with profits" and agreed to report adstional center for missing and exploited children when they seem to involve adolescents, but in a period of 15 months, craigslist only reported 132 ads. that's 132 out of more than 700,000 adult services ads that it rejected. ads that could have provided vital leads about children being bought and sold. and that 12-year-old girl we told you about at the beginning? by chance, she called home just as we were speaking with her mother. >> you should be home. with your family. with your friends. with the people that love you. >> reporter: the first time they'd spoken in the two weeks since the little girl had vanished. police rescued the 12-year-old girl and arrested a 42-year-old man and charge him with human trafficking. one girl rescued out of thousands. >> how you doing. just, please, step away. >> sure. >> reporter: amber lyons, cnn, washington. >> the president keeps saying, small businesses are key to jump-starting the economy. right now pushing to pump hundreds of billions of dollars

they're going 17,000 miles an hour in tandem and then they dock. that's pretty cool.ng. >> i complain about having to parallel park. chad, good to see you. thanks very much for keeping me posted. >> bring me up there sometime. >> wherever i am you are welcome at least virtually on tv. >>> freedom nor american sarah shourd on her way home after 4 amongst in an iranian prison but her fiancee and another friend remain behind bars. it's a sad story. >>> time now for "globetrekking." to iran. for the first time in 14 months american sarah shourd is enjoying her freedom. released from a tehran prison and now on her way home. these pictures just in show shourd. she was walking toward the plane. there she is on the plane taking her first to oman which is the first leg of her much-awaited trip home. as for her fiancee and another american friend arrested together, those two remain behind bars. they're all accused of spying after all three allegedly strayed into iran while hiking across the border in iraq. cnn's mary snow following developments here with me in new york. first j

back in 2008, craigslist promised to work tirelessly in tandem with profits and agreed to report ads missing and exploited children when they seem to involve adolescents, but in a period of 15 months, craigslist only reported 132 ads. that's 132 out of more than 700,000 adult services ads that it rejected. ads that could have provided vital leads about children being bought and sold. and that 12-year-old girl we told you about at the beginning? by chance, she called home just as we were speaking with her mother. >> you should be home. with your family. with your friends. with the people that love you. >> reporter: the first time they'd spoken in the two weeks since the little girl vanished. police rescued the 12-year-old girl and arrested a 42-year-old man in charged him with human trafficking. one girl rescued out of thousands. >> please, step away. >>> so amber lyons joining us from washington. i have two small children myself. that's a tough story to watch. what are we going to see? what is likely to come out of this committee hearing coming up next hour? >> reporter: well, tony,

so the tandem continues, put putin-medvedev. >> any effect with the u.s.ly it doesn't seem like the kind of thing the u.s. would be too fond of. >> reporter: no, but they all have international implications. and i think medvedev because he has been part of this reset button with the united states, if something supports him and strengthens him, that would be good for the relationship. at that point that's about what you can say. but i'll tell you, ali, there's a lot going on politically behind the scenes and in front of the scenes in moscow right now. >> important for people to know because this is thought of as one of the world's great emerging economies. it's already an economic and military power, but it's definitely thought of as one of these countries that's going to lead us out of the recession that we're in. so when things like this happen, it's worth some pause and to look at it. jill, good to see you as always. thanks very much. >>> what do you do when a symbol of your city literally goes underwater? it happened to the famous grand ole opry house i

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