we want to see the ther yosion theu ther side of this break.>>> haven't made plans if the weekend, michael toscano says you may want to go to the signature theater in arlington, virginia because a play called dirty blond. what? who? how? >> i will give you a clue, who said it is not the man in your life that counts it's the life in your man. >> i know who that is. >> the same person who is refuted to have said but didn't actually say come up and see me sometime. >> one of my favorites, mae west. >> this is testier of mae west born in 1893. became one of the hollywood stars and created an image that remains alive 30 years to the day after she left us. and icon, that combined comedy and sex and she perfected the art of the double entendre. >> is this is a comedy drama? >> a little dance and song and some drama but nothing heavy it is an affectionate look. it is unusual in that we have three time periods. we have the past. what you are looking at on the screen is contemporary fans who are learning about mae west. we learned about mae west in her e

>> i'm gad forge of his children and he's the god father of my kids and whenever michael comes to theu k and we've been to the states, i've been to never land and spent christmas with michael and we've done things over the years. >> and he says his daughter and jackson's daughter paris lookalike. >>> and this sunday is the second year of life day. more than 10,000 book bags will be given to at risk kid as tending schools in the d.c. area. it's happening from 2:30 to 6:00 p.m. at the life center in camp springs maryland. earlier this morning we talked with the organizers about the big event. >> our theme this year is called got life. and there are so many dreams that day every day because of a lack of edcation so our goal this year, we're providing the book bags, our goal is to have each book bag filled with supplies. >> we've had wal-mart or giant call us and say we need to make a contribution and that's what this is all about because when they can read they live healthier lifestyles. >> for all of the information on the book bag giveaway go to myfoxdc.com and lookde ror unwe links. >>

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yot tbuu ge theu t consumers are feeling a little t brte in general so what --r so wt --ha hoow w de ietntprer this? >> here you have data from july and headlines from august and maybe the two haven't quite synced up yet. july sales definitely did not meet expectations. we tend to look at them two ways. total sales down about .1 of a peent. if you back out auto sales, negative .6 of a%. analysts looking for a slight growth and didn't get it. it was offset, however, by stronger than expected results from the biggest, baddest retailer of them all, fill in the blank. walmart which, by the way, dropped the hyphen today between wal and mart which i think is good. minus sign is like a hyphen. maybe they got rid of the negativity. the stock was song and that tempered the negativity in the retail sector today. because walmart accounts for some astronomical sum proportion, if you will, of what the u.s. retail slice really is. >> okay. i'm also hearing now that great bottles of wine are going for cheaper prices. that's a very good sign and that will help consumers spending. thank you, matt nes

. >> everybody knows theu tube video that jumped into the truck in the sandals. >> tell us about it.rking out in catty, texas and we thought we should come up with something and then we came up with the truck ea. >> reporter: and so you're talking about a vertical leap into the truck, how big of a leap was that? >> it was pretty high. probably up to my chest, probably right here. i don't know the exact measurements, i just didn't care about that. >> reporter: you told me your highest vertical leap is what -- >> 44 inches. >> reporter: so dunking not a problem. >> not problem. i was dunking in school. >> reporter: and your height. >> 5-11. >> reporter: and what are you doing to prove yourself. >> running my good routes and showing my punt return, kick return, things like that. just trying to improve my stock. >> reporter: we talked about special teams yesterday as well. how big a key is that returning a punt and blocking on top of being a wide receiver. >> that's i have important. because that can turn your whole game around. it can be the decision-maker of w. or l. when it comes to t

and caterpillar, they are increasing manufacturing because of china's stimulus and not because of theusressional stimulus. they have massive lay offs in many, many states. you can't look at the construction stimulus and you have to look at the whole package and that package in conjunction with bernanke is done and the obviously actions and all of the actions by the government to try to stave off a complete economic collapse. the united states has obviously i think had a coordinated effect with what china may have done and europe has done. you have to look at the actions together, not separately. >> economists are saying the companies overdid it with the layoffs as we have seen. they were preparing for a 10 earthquake and we got a 5 magnitude instead. >> that's right. so many so-called experts warn that we were going to the great depression. and i in fact would blame george w bush. we had to pass the stimulus plans. >> for looked bleak back then. >> for did. i think companies did slash payrolls quickly and harshly because the survival was on the line. >> did you get a snap back? >> this

officer oyler caught theus spect and handcuffed him. that's whehe t s guy said his 7-month-old daughter was still in the burning car. >> just able to get her out. i got her out of the car. she was still in her car seat. i set her down by my car on the grass and went back to address the driver. >> the baby is said to be in good condition this morning. her father is in the hospital, and he faces several charges. >> it's 5:37 right now. >>> a giant jackpot up for grabs. why today's the day you may want to pick up a lottery ticket. >> also, a hike through the popular virginia forest ends in tragedy for two virginia tech university students. >> plus, travel experts' urgent warning to consumers before the >>> weather and traffic on the 1s. good morning now at 5:41, 75 degrees in washington under a cloudy sky. on radar, some heavy rain with thunder and lightning now crossing the bay east of annapolis. and farther to our north across right north maryland into washington county, that's continuing to move to the north. temperatures all around the

limit your exposure to theu sun specifically between 12 t0 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. flo outlot hea o cramps, heat exhaustion and heat stroke. i tell you what's going to make this feel a whole lot worse. we have not had a day this hot yet so it will feel even worse than it already is. tom kierein is live with more on what you can expect today. >> good advice, tracee. heat is the number one weather killer. you've got to respect the heat. more fatalities from heat-related illnesses than any other weather type. there's venus in the eastern sky this morning. starting off with a clear start. in the western sky got the moon and jupiter. it's now 78 in washington. mid and upper 70s elsewhere. really not too uncomfortable. the humidity levels are in the mid and upper 60s to near 70 but by later on today it will be very uncomfortable, excessive heat advisory all these areas in orange. rockville and up into prince george's county, the eastern shore. off at that time clear start. highs today reaching near 100 degrees. it will feel like 105 with that heat inn debs. relief on the

theus court of appeals would promote game fixing hoping to do this to bridge an 800 million dollar deficit >> that are is a big blow to them, indeed. for all of you footies who dream of getting paid to eat the the best restaurants, frank broony might have the best job in the world. this is very compel reading. the secret history of a full time eater. interestingly enough that's about his love-hate relationship with food and joins us on "power lunch." congratulations on the book. you have a job that most people would absolutely covet. >> the stakes and there is so much responsibility that goes with that. you can make or break an establishment and this n this period of economic times, everybody would love you have you eat at the restaurant, but they want a good review. >> you have to shoulder that carefully. one of the reasons at the time that we go to a restaurant at least three times before you review it and try to be as responsible as possible. >> give us this review. >> all restaurants, sunday night deals and monday night deal, you are seeing a lot of them go to smaller plates format to

that theus pitched in triple-a. he's one of their top prospects.rtunately had tommy john surgery three weeks ago was really the reason he was available at this time because if he didn't, he obviously would be in the big leagues for them or he's one of their top prospects. we feel it was a risk worth taking with him. if he gets back to where he waspre-injury, we have ourselves our top of the game relief pipper -- pitcher and fabian is a big arm guy too, but he's farther behind. he has a big arm 95-96 miles per hour. >> debbi: how much interest was there in josh willingham and dunn? >> that was lost interest in both players. specifically, josh willingham because he can control him for two more seasons. those are players that we're very reluctant to move. i had in my mind all the time if we were going to get something very, very good for them, we'd have to make a deal. the deal would have been to be superior to make the deal because we control the good players and good in the clubhouse. >> debbi: two more roster moves coming up. thank you can you give

>> again, you know, i am bouncing up against all i read about how theu#r president is overexposed.he president is going to continue to be out front in the timber and october trying to get something done. i think he understands and i think we have made progress. if you look at the nbc poll, the president has made some discernible progressá on the untruths. i think him being out there pushing forward onuzñ that rumos why the american people and seniors based on that poll in do not believe that exist in the piece of legislation that is being considered now. >> [inaudible] before i get to my question [laughter] the polling that you showed shows a significant drop in the support for the health care plan. >> d bag. >> anyway -- >> degette 83 second response. [laughter] -- you get a three second response. [laughter] >> anyway, what they said about the lockerbie bombing, they had hoped that he would be placed under house arrest and instead he gets a hero's welcome. xzt>> i think -- the images rese in libya yesterday were outrageous and disgusting. we continue to express our condolences to