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the easiest thing to do is rent a safety deposit box at a bank or credit union and store your jewelryer valuables there or if you have a relative you really trust, store those things with them until you've sold your house. i'm clark howard for more ways to protect yourself go to cnn.com/clark howard. >> and clark will teach you how to save more, spend less and avoid getting ripped off. catch him at noon eastern on saturdays and sundays right here on hln. >>> a man told a jury that he was too fat to commit murder. he is accused of climbing a staircase to kill his former son-in-law who was in a custody dispute with his daughter. prosecutors say that he cleaned up the crime scene and made a fast getaway before police arrived. the defense says at the time of the crime he weighed 285 pounds and was just too unhealthy. >> short of breath, sleep apnea, diabetes, classic overweight guy and yet they say he fired a shot from four steps down, jumped up, fired five shots, all of which hit their target. >> i had no reason to want him dead. >> did >> did you care about him one way or the other? >>

not the easiest place for them to win either. the bruins 10-0, 2-2 when they host the capitals. guys that like starting the tough games, though, because they say it gets them ready for the rest of the season. bruce boudreau getting ready. >> everything that happens counts, goes --nd nobody will remember anything that happened in preseason. and so we know -- we want to be our best. we know what we're playing is the best team. and so it's going to be quite a test for our team. >> you always want to start the season on the right note. you want to get that first win. and get it under your belt and keep moving forward. it's a good team. in boston, a team that finished first in the east last year. >> getting it going tonight. day three of wizards training camp in richmond. the best battle continues to be for the starting shooting guard spot. it's the only position in the starting lineup up for grabs. four players vying for the job. stevenson coming back from an injury. he was a starter for a couple of years. randy floyd averaging 16 points per game. he was in minnesota last year. mike

i am the easiest person to work with. neil: you glared at them. >> that is just my countenance.u have nuts in this building. neil: how did you arrange that? that is a tough booking. what do you think of him? >> i love him. i am telling you this [unintelligible] a friend of mine says, your relationship with beck, i know you like him, at some point, he is going to show up at your apartment and he will say, "mr. beck wants to see you and i think you should come down because he looks agitated." neil: i am always interested on your take on things going on. on your radio show, you have been pounding as david letterman thing. what did you think of that and how long this has been going on and revealing the extortion on his show? >> my wife woke me up at about 12:30 to tell me. i always thought he was a creek anyway. i like howard stern. he's a nice guy and he's funny. neil: you get along and now? >> he is a nice guy. he is not a creek. david letterman is a creep. bill: why is he a creep? >> he is an angry, meanspirited jaric. -- mean-spirited jerk. he is a punk. he has a kid who has a w

that might not be the easiest getaway. what kind of teenage criminal gets caught by a guy in a shirt and tie ? todd: you just shamed the black race, young man. should have outran that white guy. ( siren blaring ) chuck: well, let me tell you something, you cocky little bastard, we're not gonna show your face on tv. how about that ? michael: do something with his voice, too. "i want my face on the news !" ( distorted ) billy: just think of all the great things that might happen for you once your face is on the news. tonya: "i want my face on the news." yeah, i've been there and done that, too. ( laughing ) narrator: the teen's escape attempt adds new charges to his rap sheet but at least his wish comes true. boy: i want my face on the news. billy: you know something, my friend ? your face being on the news is just the minor leagues. your face is now on "world's dumbest." yep. welcome to the big time. commentator: stand back, son, stand back ! narrator: a robbery is underway at this texas convenience store. commentator: fives

the easiest place to add it is in the attic.ary bubala, trying to help you be an energy saver. >> for more information, go to wjz.com and click on the special section on the home page. well, that's what i do, arr! >> yeah. i look at it like that. >> yeah, it should be grawl. >> well, hopefully you'll be able to save the energy. >> and right now, it's not too cold to have the heat on really and not warm enough for the ac. it's a lull. >> save! >>> yeah, save while you can. >> we're looking at a pretty nice weekend. temperatures are moderate. the normal high is about 72 degrees. today, we'll be warmer than that. largely because of what you see there. we're insulation and this is nature's insulation. we have the clouds settling in over the area and lock anything the warmer air alongside the front and along with the front that brought us the rain last night. the rain brought us the warmer milder air and road in along with the warm front and the cold front pushed through. what we're left with is the warmer air and saturated air. the

isn't the easiest thing for you to do -- would it be more useful for you to fight with people in your own party who cannot get their ducks in the row. >> the republicans are using every conceivable stalling tactic to prevent that from happening. a few weeks ago, 50 and 60 republicans lined up and pretended they voted wrong, to drag it out. they wasted our time. america won't stand for that any more. >> thank you for your time today. >>> these are not people trying to help the country. straight ahead, plugging into politics. the john insun story blown wide open. ethical and possible criminal conduct. monica novotny breaking it down on the "morning meeting." whether the markets are up or down, we follow a consistent investment approach. ask your advisor about oppenheimerfunds. and see how our numbers can help you reach your destination. call your advisor for a prospectus with complete fund information. read it carefully and carefully consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses before investing. mutual funds are subject to market risk and volatility. shares may lose

the easiest thing to do is go rent a safety deposit box at a bank or credit union, and store your jewelryaluables there. or if you have a relative you really trust, store those things with them until you've sold your house. i'm clark howard. for more ways to protect yourself, go to cnn.com/clarkhoward. >>> you can watch clark howard every saturday and sunday at noon and 4:00 p.m. eastern time right here on hln. >>> all right. fess up. are you a bad driver? it turns out it might not be your fault. could bad driving be hereditary? >>> we are following a shooting right now outside of a los angeles synagogue. police say a man with a handgun shot two people in their legs as they were arriving to worship. happened right around 6:30 local time this morning in it this parking lot outside of the synagogue. police say the victims are in stable, good condition, but they are still looking for the gunman. authorities did tell us as part of this news conference that a 17-year-old who matches a loose description of the suspect is in custody. but they are not calling him a suspect. they are talking to th

>> reporter: the easiest place to go, cnn.com/h1n1 and we have links to the cdc site as well.there. first of all, don't panic, of course. another thing is that if you're in a high-risk group -- that's the group that needs to get the h1n1 vaccine first. but the overall advice is that everyone should get this, although there are going to be enough vaccines for everyone in the united states if they choose to get one. we're finding in a study you can see on cnn.com, a survey, there's certainly not a majority of americans think they're going to get out and get the vaccine for a number of reasons. you can explore those by going to cnn.com/h1n1 and look at a map that shows you where the virus as spread so far. >> i've got everything i need to know. good stuff, reggie, thank you. >>> some information in the story about that sweat lodge. there's a county safety official saying that that sweat lodge where people got sick and two later died did not have the needed building permit. he says the structure at a resort in sedona, arizona, was taken down before it could be inspected. the sheri

obviously the easiest and most obvious choice. number two, create sanction -- sanction we'res, no graphics. number three is military option, taking military action against iran. what do you think is the best option to handle this? what about further sanctions? what about trying to cut them off from oil? >> i think that the gasoline critical crippling would be undercut by the russians and chinese. they're not going to cooperate unless we're willing to give up our reach into asia. i think the thing that will work is an internal revolution. something in which the iranians are involved in. there is a lot of dissent in that country. we saw it after the june 12 election. so if you really want to cripple this country and turn it around, take it out of the grasp of khomeini and ahmadinejab, then you have to get the people aroused. you have to help insurgency, a reformist movement that's really going to abandon the radical ways. >> we're told from journalists inside iran that the young people there who make up the majority are very angry wi

it's the easiest place where she can be sharp and candid. works in her interests when she talks about washington and why she has a rough relationship with the republican establishment. there are a lot of people in the republican party who are ticked off at the washington leadership, and she really resonates with those people. we see it in polling in lowell and national districts we want to take a look at. >> we want to sesay ra in 2012, but many people say this book is an indication she won't be running in 2012. but there is a guy gearing up for that race in three years. tell us about him. >> tim pawlenty, governor of minnesota, who was actually competing with sarah palin to get the vice presidential nod under mccain, has made it absolutely clear he's running. he's pulled a lot of the old bush folks into his camp. he's starting a pac, getting fund-raisers and putting together a media operation. he's making it clear three years out that he's in, he's going to try to run. he's going to run, as he would describe it, as a sensible conservative.

. >> as he said to us on squawk i guess in the spring, the easiest thing would have been to have -- insideords, let someone else stick around. why did he agree to stay, even though he knew things would be difficult this year and suddenly now decide to lead. >> i wasn't hearing much of grumblings of this in advance. he has been in the cross hairs of regulators and media and as much negativity as you can take. he just got tired of having that on his shoulders every day and every day become ago distraction itself, moving myself and getting me out of the focal point will let the banks focus more on its day-to-day operations. now, the hunt for a new ceo is almost by definition distracting. there's a new set of distractions coming up immediately, but i think that played into it, as well. >> cuomo says it doesn't change the status of his investigation. does it amounter the trajectory of the settlement with the s.e.c., judge raycoff's views? any of that, is it affected by this? >> well, you know, initially seeing the headlines as he was stepping aside, i think my second thought was, okay, are we g

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one of the funniest shows on television on sunday nights. easiest interview you ever had. >> easiest by far and probably the best. >> thank you. ddddddddd >>> earlier this week i had the pleasure of talking to a tv legend. he also happens to be the world record holder for most hours on television. that was before regis philbin did this show. we start with a rare clip from his first show. take a look. >> they wrap things today, like, it infuriates me to open anything. >> what do you think when you see that, rege? how many years ago was that? >> i think that was one of my best shows. you know, i started a talk show in 1961 and it ran 3 years then they brought me up to hollywood to follow steve allen on the "westing house" evening show. >> yeah. >> of course, i just wasn't ready for that. on my show in san diego i produced it myself, i flew the people in from los angeles. >> power. >> i put them up at the hotel. i did everything i wanted to do. i got to hollywood, i find out i got a producer, i got a associate producers, i got writers and i w

. >> easiest by far. and probably the best. >> you were great. >>> breaking news tonight.nsylvania, state troopers on high alert after an 18-month-old baby boy kidnapped at knifepoint. the baby, tonight, in extreme danger. the mommy, attacked in her own home. the suspect is an escaped felon, armed and dangerous. tonight, the search by land, by air, for the baby boy, his abductor, and a black mercury mariner suv. where is 18-month-old baby adryn? >> amber alert. law enforcement needs your help tracking down a beautiful 18-month-old baby boy. law enforcement says the man he's with is considered armed an dangerous. that man, the baby's own father, johnny alexander drummin. police say he's fled with adryn after assaulting adryn's mom. authorities are afraid of what may happen to the baby. >>> and breaking news, satsuma, florida. a 5-year-old little girl tucked into bed. five hours later, she's gone, vanished. the back door propped wide open. daddy comes home from the night shift to find not a trace of little haleigh. the last person to see the 5-year-old alive that night, new

the easiest thing to do is go rent a safety deposit box at a bank or credit union and store your jewelry other valuables there. or if you have a relative you really trust store those things with them, until you've sold your house. i'm clark howard, for more ways to protect yourself, go to cnn.com/hln. >> clark will teach you how to save more spend less and avoid getting ripped off. catch him at noon saturday and sunday here on hln. >>> here are the stories we're watching today. accused killer drew peterson is scheduled to be in court today. he's charged with the death of his third wife kathleen savio. his current wife stacey, has been missing since 2007. >>> and tonight in massachusetts, joint chiefs of staff chairman mike mullens will be honored for helping end veteran homelessness. and the first of two rock and roll hall of fame concerts at madison sqaure garden, tonight's bill includes bruce springsteen and stevie wonder. what a lineup. >>> million of people are catching in on their 401(k) retirement accounts early. but there may be really good reasons. we're going to tell you why it'