for exame, they might not be able to give priority tele- medicine or smargrid applications verizon's david young saysew les could stunt growth. >> government does not movas quickly as intnet time and that any attempt to ck in regulationto capture a certain period of time would pvent the internet from ntinuing to evol. >> reporter: companies le amazon, hoo and google, worry without e new rules their applicions could be blocked or slowed down,spially if ty compete withn internet providers voice or vid business. for example, skype c.e.o. sh silvern says some wireless carriers block hisompany's free calng application. >> that s more to do with competing with carriers current buness model than it does with providing consum choice and we think that wrong. consumers should be able tuse any applicatn they want. consumers fi themselves ying for for the application. internet providers have to support l applications equallt could get exnsive. that meansour cell phone and web acss bill coul get expensiveoo it stephanie dhue, ightly business rort", washington. paul: wall street took its opening c

you know, what it steal teles me is traders are bidding up options premiums. look at xlf over the last 30 days or so. that's moving up around 2% a day. goldman sachs, moving up around 1.5%. where you traders won't that buy option premium. whenever you get a selloff, people are buying option premiums. so they can go in and actually buy the stock on a selloff and get the stock to rebound and move higher again. that's the type of inflection point that i'm talking about. whether these stocks can continue to make new highs or if you see a dramatic selloff. >> to scott out there in chicago, you're seeing a lot of regional names, also a lot of activity. >> that's right, put buying in the second-tier financials was the theme of the day. and particularly in key corp. we saw somebody buy 26,000 of the sub $6 puts. that's about 12 times the average daily volume. and in regions financial, we saw 50,000 in $5 puts. that's about nine times the average daily volume. so brian is absolutely right. investors are not as complacent as they were previously. when you spend this kin

that circ tele. you see a -- circle. you can see a car going down there. but you cannot any longer get down to the station. if you come down sowers point road, you see the long line of traffic backed up. people are confused. they're trying to get into this community. and it is completely backed up, we're told, all the way back to merit boulevard. so this is a big issue. police are going to have to get a handle on this situation eventually. because this is really the main in and out route for folks that can get in and out from the water's edge community. so far, that has not flooded. but we do have a changing situation here, where water is now down to the sowers point technical high school. and it is encroaching into just the north turners station area. several of these homes are significant in low areas, and there is water in people's basements. back to you on tv hill. >> you see that backup and you can imagine what that's causing on the other side of it. let's go to sharon gibal atta wjz traffic -- gibala. >> reporter: well, obviously roads closed all thr

we did robo-calls, and the end result was that he had over 5,000 people calming into this tele-town hall meeting. i represent a district that is very busy, very fast-paced, people don't want to always hear from their congressman. to get 5,000 on my constituents on the phone at one time was a very big deal. >> ht: begin with your iphone. what do you use that for? >> guest: my iphe has become -- you know, this little thing in my hand has become my most effective tool in communicing with my constituents. i mean, just this morning i did, i tweeted, and i do it routine during the day. and so this morning i shared one of the concerns that i have had with some of my colleagues who were engaging in rhetorical excess on the health reform bill. one of them said that the health care bill will put seniors in the position of being put to death by their government. i tweeted that. i want people to understand what's being said. i'm not making a judent on it, i don't defend it, i just want people to hear what's being said. and i've already received some responses. this is instant feedback for me. inassi

. >> yo lo sÉ, andÁ, no es una situaciÓn nada fÁcil, y para uno que estÁ en la tele frente a la pantalla a celebrar. >> vida lo que quiera que su hijo se lo compra. >> tampoco asÍ. >> ¿porque no? madre sÓlo hay una. >> a un carrito nuevo... >> fela estÁ aquÍ. >> vamos a bailar, ¿verdad que sÍ? ♪ en su dÉcimo anirsario, despierta amÉrica... ♪ en tu cumpleaÑos queremos brindar, despierta amÉrica eres sin igual, felicidades te deseamos hoy y un gran abrazo la familia univisiÓn ♪ >> felicidades. >> muy bien, nosotros vamos a una pausa y regresamos con mucho mÁs de despierta amÉrica. despieamerah@ttkítkpspiertericÍ? >> sÍ, buenos días. >> ¡hola, comparrito, buenos dÍas! ¿usted es el comparrito? >> no, mi nombre es raÚl gonzÁlez. >> es que a mÍ me mandaron a un casting. >> usted se ve muy bien, la vi en la tele, se le ve una clase, una distinciÓn, una categorÍa. >> yo soy carnaca, para servirle.ttkíuozsxkph@despierta nosotros, yo le enseÑÉ a la chupito y a marilyn monroe. >> ¿de verdad? >> sÍ. sÓplele, sóplele mÁs "juerte". ya casi. ( risas ) >> ¿y que tal es usted contando chistes? >> mire, p

un caso que uno ve a diario en la tele pero formalmente tuvo una relaciÓn a distancia con su esposo, sepa su valor para que la otra persona que valore. uno tiene que dejarle esas cosas a dios, si es para ti, es para ti. >> aparte uno tambiÉn se puede encontrar a otro en el mismo lugar, no tiene nada que ver con la distancia. creo que carla dijo una palabra cve que es tener confianza en uno mismo, y como siempre le digo a la gente, a tener confianza en el otro no estar en que uno lo persiga al otro sino que es algo que pasa por adentro y es una clave para la larga distancia. >> ¿tÚ crees que eso afianzÓ lo que es ahora tu matrimonio? >> yo creo que sÍ porque lo rico en nuestra relaciÓn es que hemos pasado tantas pruebas y esa era una de las pruebas mÁs grandes, el saber que Él estaba lejos... >> yo no me imagino en una relaciÓn a la distancia. >> ¿ibas a fiestas sola? >> sÍ, siempre sola y la gente preguntaba si mi novio era imaginario. lo que pasa tambiÉn es que cuando tienes esa relaciÓn de lejos, no puede tricólyapkph@áádespierta americ. >> vamos a hablar con sandra rivera, que ell

por la concacaf estados unidos o recibe a el salvador, y logra por tele futura a las ocho de la noche en unaravesÍa de mÁs de 100 dÍas pedaleando desde atenas hasta amsterdam, en una bicicleta acuÁtica. y hasta estuvieron a punto de ser aplastados por un barco de carga. aunque fueron agotados estÁn felices por la causa, que reunir fondos para la organizaciÓn de niÑos con enfermedades terminales. y siete retos se trata, la rampa de patinetas mÁs grande del mundo no puede pasar por alto. tiene el tamaÑo del edificio de 12 pisos y para los amantes de este deporte no hay un desafÍo mayor. vamos a mÉxico para conocerla. >> aquÍ vamos. >> no es broma. esta es la rampa mÁs grande del mundo y con ella no se juega. los expertos la llaman"el pie de la muerte". serÁ porque sÓlo 13 personas se han deslizado desde esta cumbre. sÓlo que uno de ellomurió en el intento. >> no pasa nada cuando patinase cualquier otro lugar, pero cuando lo haces aquÍ no te puedes permitir un error. y todo tiene que estÁ perfecto porque no puedes cometer errores aquÍ. la rampa no lo va a perdonar. se cÓmete es un error

southland drive at bedland circ tele. -- circle. 95 northbound also slow between 895 and the top side of the beltway. there's a live look at the top side. inner loop delays there, from park heights to falls, 11 minutes. another 13 from charles to harford. there's a look. slow from 95 to security. 10 minutes on the outer loop from stevensons to security. and on again, off again to washington boulevard. again, 31 minutes there. this traffic report is brought to you by subway. play the game millions have won. scrabble at subway. you can win. play scrabble at subway. >>> most students learn about history, american government and debate from books in the classroom. but as gigi barnett explains in tonight's school watch report, there is a bus in town, to help teachers. >> a step inside this bus begins with a tour that leads to a lesson in american government. physics and debate. it's called the c-span civics bus. and this weekend in baltimore, it's on tour. >> it's a way for us to talk to each other. >> reporter: this is named after the public network that owns it. she says the c-span bus s

. >> bob: tonight's masn tele celebrating the birthday of the united states air force is being broughtby dine corp. international. we serve today for a safe tomorrow. panasonic tough notebook computers. navy federal credit union. we serve where you serve. the u.s. air force, the aerial warfare branch of the u.s. armed forces, initially part of the army. they were formed as a separate branch of the military september 18th, 1947. and while the air force celebrates that date as its official birthday the history of the branch stretches nearly as far back as the airplane it. we salute you. beltran, fur me, francoeur, bottom of the second. jd martin the first pitch, strike. carlos beltran hitting safely in 16 of his last 20 games. >> games. >> rob: so when orville and wilbur wright were throwing rocks out of their plane that's when the air force started. >> not long thereafter. up the middle. the nats hd him played pull and desmond can't get there. nationals mets have their first base hit. >> rob: well his range is going to be a little limited at this point, he is learning the position, he d

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tellep-commuters -- tele- commuters, minute -- women and men walking a tightrope with low wages, no healthe, forget about job security. many of them do not even know who they are. men and women need a strong voice. when they look at unions, sometimes they do not see themselves. they only see a grainy, faded picture from another time. that is not the way that it has to be. you see, the labor movement cannot ask the next generation of workers to change the model. we have to change our approach to organizing and representation to better meet their needs. i promise you, we will. [applause] by the end of the first quarter of 2010, we will organize a summit of this new generation of workers. to discuss their struggles and craft an agenda that responds to their needs, not ours. [applause] what kind of labor movement do we need to become? a movement that is mobilized to create the jobs that labor needs, and the future demands. we know that a $500 billion investment in a renewable energy economy can create 5 million new jobs. that is not a pipe dream. talk to the ibew, members in nevada that helped

. >> bob: tonight's masn tele celebrating the birth of the united states air force brought to you corp. international. tough book for a tough world. and by navy federal credit union. we serve where you serve.   in sell probation of the birthday of the united states air force, today, roughly 500,000 active guard and reserve airmen that are proud to serve america, the united states air force, stands ready to fly. bob carpenter, rob dibble. welcome back to new york. good ball game for the nationals so far. a nice night for josh bard. been a great night for josh bard. you got your other catcher, will nieves hurt, will go out and get a trade for somebody. big home run, great play. j.d. martin, 5-2 lead, josh bard plays hard every day, like pete orr, guys like that. watch them come out here at 2:00 this afternoon, yes, two weeks left in the season, these guys are still taking extra batting practice early in the day, so it's nice to take josh bard and having to pay off for them. >> bob: a lot of these guys are wondering about their jobs for next year

>> i had tele town hall meetings. brian: how did they go? >> it went real well. and it's not just the republicans coming out. independents. people are really concerned. they're angry. on a lot of issues. gretchen: we're going to continue to cover those. we appreciate you coming in this morning, congressman. thanks for getting up so early and joining us on the couch. >> my pleasure. gip stick around. liberals playing the race card against conservatives. >> i think an overwhelming portion of the intensely demonstrated animosity towards president barack obama is based on the fact that he is a black man. gretchen: not everyone agrees. our next guest outraged at this kind of talk, saying it actually hurts fellow african-americans. brian: george washington, a pretty famous guy. a startling number of people have no clue who he is. i have a dollar. there's no one on the couch who needs an explanation. our story straight ahead. achoo! (announcer) what are you going to miss when you have an allergy attack? achoo! (announcer) benadryl is more effective than claritin at reli