-- turkey meatloaf. look at that, made from fresh skinless turkey breasts. can you see how the rosemary and the onion have chopped down to perfection? look, can you see that? >> that's the fastest turkey meatloaf i've ever seen-- that's incredible! >> and i'm just gonna top it off with a little bit of ketchup and some brown sugar. how good does that look, you guys, right? >> and now, our 25-second rosemary turkey meatloaf is ready for the oven. >> and remember, we can't have meat without potatoes, so i'm gonna make mick's favorite: potatoes au gratin, oven-ready in about 30 seconds. >> oh... no, dear. potatoes au gratin takes more like 30 minutes to prepare with the shredding and the slicing. >> well, aunt martha, watch how easy it is with the bullet express. i'm just gonna slice some whole potatoes and drop 'em in the top and watch how they slice right into the dish we're cooking them in. look how easy that is! then, i'm gonna add some red onion... i can finally slice this onion without crying. next i'm gonna add some fennel-- slice that right into the dish

but growing up in turkey as a girl who was crazy about soccer was not easy. in much of turkey, playing soccer is something girls just don't do. >> i was playing soccer with guys on the streets, much older guys. i didn't even know that there was something like women's soccer. but i wanted to play so much and i never lost that ambition. >> part of the resistance to women playing soccer is religious. turkey is over 99% muslim and a lot of people object to the sight of women in shorts and t-shirts in public. part of it is cultural. some believe the sport is simply too physical for women to play. >> people say, oh, you play soccer? maybe we should play you. they make fun of us. to them, we're just women. >> now she is hoping to tear down that prejudice. she is a rising star in a new women's professional soccer league formed in turkey just a year ago. for an 18-game season, she will make around $6,000 for doing what she loves best. what does your family think about you playing soccer? >> they didn't like me playing with guys. so when i joined the women's team, they

it's like a cheese sandwich, but with turkey for the bread." [ laughter ] "can you imagine? crazy, but with lunchables, anything is possible." [ laughter ] "i mean, maybe that could be their slogan. [ applause ] 'with lunchables, anything is possible!' or maybe, 'lunchables, lunch time, any time.' [ laughter ] or 'lunchables, get your lunch on.'" obama says, "will you please be quiet?" 12:14, biden rubs tummy and looks at obama. [ laughter ] obama says, "no lunchables until after the speech." i'm glad that's settled. 12:15, obama tells students that they can't let their failures define them. you really can't. 12:20, obama tells kids that smoking is not cool. but if you do decide to smoke, you could end up becoming the leader of the free world and someone who will be remembered forever. [ laughter ] 12:36, obama is about to make an eloquent point about never giving up when he hears a loud munching sound. [ laughter ] 12:37, obama asks biden if he just ate a lunchable. biden shakes his head no. 12:38, obama asks biden to open his mouth. [ laughter ] biden refuses. 12:39, obama

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. >> turkey. john: turkey. show me turkey. you got it. [cheers] john: whoa! the money's flying off the books today. all right, the $4,000 question. name a 4-letter word that is something everyone wants. jennifer. no, not quick enough. charisse. not--not quick enough. let's find out what our survey did say, though. love. yes, indeed. all right. that's the kind of 4-letter word we like. all right. $5,000 question, the last one, and this is what it is. which one of the 5 senses remains the sharpest as people age? you're there first, joseph. >> touch. john: touch. touch. not there. matt. >> smell. john: smell. show me smell. you got it, you got it. [cheers and applause] john: recapping our score right now--the patterson family has $17,000. [cheers] john: they added $2,000 to their bank. but the mast family has $24,000. those are the amounts they're going to be playing for if they make it to "fast money." and let's meet our families right now. >> ok, we're the mast family from orange county, california. my name's mike. as you can see, i love to fish. and i like to

you had to send that doctors to turkey.did you would get a guy and he comes to germany and he works out great -- and then you would get a guy and it comes to germany and he works out great. it is an expensive process to send him back and get a guy that is not as good. some of these people have families. -- had families. the reuniting these people with families -- the world reuniting these people with families. this happens in most mass immigration. today, only a very, very small number of immigrants are for labor purposes. a far larger number are for family reunification. >> back to germany, how many of those 7.5 million are turks? >> turkey -- there were many countries in the guest worker program. turkey the soon took up the preponderant -- came to be the major country in the guest worker program. in the course of the program, therefore 18 million turks that came to germany. -- there were 80 million turks that came to germany. i -- it there were 18 million turks -- the there were 18 million turks that came to germany. >> h

this water, the result of heavy rain overnight, across northwestern turkey. and already the human effect of the flash flooding has been felt. officials saying lives have been lost. when the dell youth struck istanbul it -- deluge struck it caused two streams to overflow into traffic. in the panic, drivers abandoning their vehicles. this man had become separated from his friends, his car seemingly moments from being swept away. his only chance, a desperately leap into the floods. he reaches safety. the relief, obvious. but some people have not been so lucky. officials say they have already recovered bodies from flooded buildings. >> the sad part is the loss of lives. we do not have the chance to bring them back. but our rescue works are going on. >> with water levels more than a meter high in places, the only way to evacuate some buildings has been from the air. and as the floods in istanbul recede so rescuers are making grim discoveries. with further heavy rain forecast in the area their task may get even harder still. bbc news. >> the afghan electoral compla

you had to send that doctors to turkey. and then you would get a guy and he comes to germany and he works out great. it is an expensive process to send him back and get a guy that is not as good. some of these people had families. the were reuniting these people with families. this happens in most mass immigration. you have an emigration of a labor replaced by one of settlement. today, only a very, very small number of immigrants are for labor purposes. a far larger number are for family reunification. political and other kinds of asylum. >> back to germany, how many of those 7.5 million are turks? >> turkey -- there were many countries in the guest worker program. turkey came to be the major country in the guest worker program. in the course of the program, there were 18 million turks that came to germany. i'm not exactly sure of the number. it is somewhere around 3 million. >> how many are algerians and moroccans? >> france is very difficult for statistics. france has had a very radical idea of citizen equality. there is

of thanksgiving. >> stuffed turkey. >> that's right. >> i love turkey.rst, we should go inside to ann curry at the news desk. >> absolutely. >> okay, thanks a lot, meredith. good morning once again, everybody. >>> in the news, today president obama takes the world stage in his first address to the u.n. general assembly, and the president calling for a new era of engagement from the international community. nbc's white house correspondent savannah guthrie joins us from the u.n. with more on this. hey, savannah, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ann. aides say the president will have a stern message for the world, a call to action when he makes his first address to the u.n. general assembly later this morning. they say it will be a wide-ranging speech that really covers the terrain of foreign policy issues, from climate change to terrorism to the global economy. we have an excerpt of the speech. the president will say those who used to chastise america for acting alone in the world cannot now stand by and wait for america to solve the world's proble

intentions, it has test fired some of its longest range missiles, but to be capable of reaching israel, turkey, and american bases in the gulf. international condemnation has been swift. iran only recently admitted to a second uranium enrichment plant. but russia is urging restraint. we have this report. >> the tests may have been -- plant, but the message is unmistakable. -- may have been long-planned, the message is unmistakable. iran is not going to cave to international pressure. this is the shahab 3, and is sold at easily puts israel within the range. they also tested the sajjii missile for the first time. they say that the missile tests are purely defensive. they insisted there was no connection with the nuclear program. but the nightmare scenario for tehran's opponents is of an iranian nuclear bomb on top of a long-range missile. the latest test has provoked an expression of concern from the european union and foriegn policy chief. above all, for iran this is an exercise in deterrence, in case the current crisis spirals into an attack on the republic. bbc news. >> and two hundred media

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the iraqi government says turkey needs to turn the tap back on and double the flow to major rivers to prevent the crisis from worsening. until then, farmlands simply turning to dust. kitty logan, fox news. >> when it comes to wall street, one senator says show me the money and wall street does, plus the old gray lady admits she has been moving slowly on a couple of stories we have been all over on fox. bret: and now some fresh pickings from the political grapevine. "the new york times" admits it dropped the ball in covering the controversies surrounding the liberal community organizing group acorn, and the resignation of white house green jobs advisor. times editor writes in the story "tuning in too late" wrote that as government agencies rushed to distance themselves on acorn, the times stood still. its slow reflexes following its slow response to a controversy that forced the resignation of van jones suggested it, the times, has trouble dealing with stories arriving from the political world of talk radio. undercover tapes show acorn workers advising prospective clients on how to bre

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heavy overnight raids in turkey have flooded parts of its biggest city, istanbul. one road connecting the city to the airport was completely underwater, disrupting traffic. the water level rose to two meters in some sections of the highway. dominic cain reports. >> the force of nature -- roadways become raging torrents as some of the suburbs are submerged. in places, the strength of the water overwhelming. in some cases, people rescued moments from disaster. this water, the result of heavy rain overnight across northwestern turkey, and already the human effect of the flash flooding has been felt. officials saying lives have been lost. when the deluge struck istanbul, it cost two street -- it caused two streets to overflow, causing drivers to abandon their vehicles. this man was separated from his friends, his car seemingly moments from being swept away. his only chance, is desperate leap into the floods. in the maelstrom, he reaches safety. the relief obvious. but some people have not been so lucky. officials say they have already recovered bodies from flooded buil

. >>> in turkey, flash floods have inundatedections of istanbul. a city of some 12illion ople. flooding i turkey haslaimed at least 28 livesince monday with some of theead drowni inside their cars and from northern india, bad weather coupled with taditional waves has led toruel consequences. as a resul of the drought there some farmers have beenelling their wis to make ends et. it's beeneported that wives can beought for around $2. many of the women are thought end up working r prostitution rings. >>with president obama'sig healthcare speech the political debate here america has shted back to healthcare. so all thiweek we'll be looking at how health care works at other countries ound the world. tonight we any to china where the governmtrecently did away with universal healthcare i far of a syst that relies largy on publicpayments. as melissa chanwith al jazeera english reports from ijing, th has left a lot of people hopinghey don't fall ill. >> reporter: every morning these resints practice tai chi in the park. the exeiseslphemaintain healthndlongevit for their age they are in

. >>> and in turkey, a van packed with beehives and a truck collided, sending those bees into attack mode. they started going after the crash victims and the rescuers themselves. one person died from that accident. 20 others taken to the hospital with injuries. >>> now, here's an early look at one of your top health headlines on msnbc.com. >>> new research shows more than half a million children each year have bad reactions from widely used medicines and it results in medical treatment and sometimes hospitalization. the study shows children 5 and under are most commonly affected and that penicillin and other ant biotics are among the biggest culprits in these cases. doctors recommend paying close attention when children are given a first-time medication. for more on this story, check us out on msnbc.com. >>> now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day today. the dow opens at 9,789 after spiking 124 points on monday. the s&p rose 18, the nasdaq gained 39 points. taking a look at overseas trading this morning. in tokyo, the nikkei climbed 90 points, the hank seng

. >>> before we get to the weather we wanted to share this unbelievable video out of turkey. heavy rains lashed instanbul sending flash floods surging across a major highway and commercial district. witnesses say it looked like a wall of water hitting the area picking up 18-wheelers and tossing them around. wow. people don't realize the power of water. you have six inches of water on a highway that is flowing across a highway, you can float an suv with that. i mean, just blow it off the road. it's unbelievable. think about it. you go to the beach and you feel the water coming in against your ankles. then when it goes back out -- it will drag you around. but i tell you what. we've got showers in the area. nothing like what you just saw in turkey. take a look outside now. your shot from harbor cam. some kids are getting a little playtime there on the swing sets at federal hill. our temperature now at 71 degrees. 66% humidity. winds from the east/northeast at 10 miles per hour. pressure rising 30.14. a coastal flood advisory is in effect. everything that you see in blue is the c

this is in parts of northeast turkey where they had torrential rains. one fatality and that is reminiscent of some of the scenes we've seen in atlanta. one building collapsed in the rising rivers. folks in parts of europe and spain and turkey have been suffering with terrible floods. for us, here is what's going on. overnight tonight tt weather front with some of the cooler airs settles to our south. tomorrow our temperature only about 74 degrees. to our north it will be cool. that moisture will also be coming right back as we get into late saturday especially. still warm and humid for the evening hours. temperatures later on tonight dipping into the 70s. then tomorrow morning with a lot of clouds still around, we'll have a northeasterly breeze. it will be cooler though. low 60s. if there are some showers, i think there will be more likely out toward the virginia blue ridge and from fredericksburg, stafford into southern maryland. can't rule out completely one or two might come our way here in washington. by and large, just cloudy skies. partly sunny ac

. >>> in turkey, flash floods have inundated sections of istanbul.ity of some 12 million people. flooding in turkey has claimed at least 28 lives since monday with some of the dead drowning inside their cars. and from northern india, bad weather coupled with traditional waves has led to cruel consequences. as a result of the drought there some farmers have been selling their wives to make ends meet. it's been reported that wives can be bought for around $240. many of the women are thought to end up working for prostitution rings. >>> with president obama's big healthcare speech the political debate here in america hasshift. so all this week we'll be looking at how health care works at other countries around the world.]gz tonight we go to china where the government recently did away with universal healthcare in favor of a system that relies largely on public payments. as melissa chan reports from beijing, that has left a lot of people hoping that they don't fall ill. >> reporter: every morning these residents in their 70s and 80s practice tai chi in t

from turkey where the governor of instanbul, the death toll has risen to 20.ppened in their city overnight. and heavy downpours are expected to continue throughout the week. that is impressive. we expect heavy rain around here. it's always good measure to note never attempt to drive over any sort of flooded waterways because it may be deeper than you might actually imagine. more on that on "good morning america." a storm across the atlantic, 67 in baltimore, 69 new york, 68 norfolk, not much spread here. we've had a storm that is stuck, has a blocking pattern to the north preventing it from moving to the north. also out to sea. this sits here and churns. in fact with that high pressure sliding out of eastern canada and out of maine it's actually going to enhance the wind flow and help to pull this storm backwards in our direction. this means high surf, rip currents, even some potential flood advisories reposted on the west shores of the chesapeake. watch the rain shield advance with our timeline through midday tomorrow. heavy rain expected in the central and s

. >>> rains and high water in northwestern turkey and a huge way. dramatic pictures, a desperate situation. waiting to be rescued as the flood waters rise. >>> some flooding back at home also. we're looking at hurricane fred exploding overnight. the forecast track is coming up when the cnn newsroom returns. [dejectedly] oh. [screeching] [barks] (man) if you think about it, this is what makes the ladders different from other job-search sites. [screeching] we only work with the big talent. [all coughing] welcome to the ladders-- a premium job site for only $100k-plus jobs and only $100k-plus talent. >>> let's check in with rob marciano. i hear there is a familiar name in this stratosphere of hurricanes. >> certainly familiar to you, fredricka. >> a gorgeous name. you know, because we're lazy we often shorten it to fred. take no offense but you are one big old storm. 105-mile-an-hour winds. this exploded over 24 hours. this time yesterday it was 50-mile-an-hour winds. so cat 2, bordering cat 3. this is moving west-northwest at 12 or 13 miles an hour, g

the solution is that for the solution presided by the certificate dr for the general assembly by turkey which will be abiding resolutions taken by the general assembly which not taking any other quarter. the solution is that we shall close the administration of member states and we -- and we don't have any more member states. this is an item that is provided for the general assembly presided by -- right now. and in a place of that will be the -- will be the -- will be the achievement of the -- democracy based on equality between member states. there should be equality between member states and commission of the powers and demand of the security council to general assembly and the membership will be for the associations not for the countries because if we open the door for more members and more membership for the countries because this will -- this will give the right for the country to have a member seat in country and the preamble allow that. no country can say to it that -- if you don't have a seat in this security council, if a seat is given to germany, italy will -- will -- germany

turkey has invited american, russian and chinese companies to present proposals for the system. iran and how to deal with its nuclear ambitions will be a big part of next week's united nations general assembly meeting here in new york. white house correspondent wen wendell goler looks at what the new american leader is trying to accomplish. >> barack obama next week will become the first u.s. president to chair a meeting of the united nations security council. his name too increase global pressure on iran and open the nuclear program to international inspection or end it equal together. at the same time, hillary clinton will make surer her counterparts from the security council's five members in germany are all on the same page for the october 1 talks with iran. >> our message will be clear. we are serious, and we will soon see if the iranians are serious. >> secretary clinton says the talks deliver on the president's campaign promise to engage iran under secretary of state william byrd, the u.s. representative attended a meeting with iran during the bush administration but only

>> the problem starts in turkey where iraq's key reverse start in turkey and flow through syria.s taking the boat. negotiations have been going on to try to negotiate an increase of water flow into iraq. the iraqi government says the turkish authorities are simply not letting up through. there was an agreement in place just a few weeks ago, but that agreement is only temporary. it expires october 20, and fears are that once that happens, we could see an even worse crisis. gregg: thanks very much. jane: our mission in afghanistan could fail without more troops on the ground. that is from the main general there. but it is a critical and difficult question to answer -- was that strategy for the war? i tt b ng me g wofrat.as akel co mes d a wofranthi mnnerr viman lyeron m haogaberl lets. llmebee toe tmybeow isngtrd tiy ose. wiy r r n' toe vblmee. i'anrnd ind in gissi we. (anc thntme fba gregg: a new battle is brewing in washington over the war in afghanistan after a blunt warning from the commanding general in charge of u.s. and nato forces. general stanley mcchrystal says without mo

taking on turkey. the score on the header. worth another look. the initial shot is saved.t was the only goal of the game. so man u wins it first qualifying game, 1-ill on that goal. >> one additional baseball score to pass along this half hour. white sox beat the mariners 6-3. ken griffey, jr. homes for the 626th team of his career. other notable homers, adam linn, 30th of the season. the first blue jaylineedrthomasa dh at 270. ♪ >> this is "espnews." a wild scene in new york. tempers flair and benches cleared in the bronx. rockies chasing the dodgers, and trying to hold off the giants in the wild-card. how michael vick was able to rejoin the eagles on tuesday. this is "espnews." ♪ "espnews" is presented by: >> welcome to "espnews." always available in hd. back alongside robert flores. i'm j. w. stewart. a strange few days in new york, first serena, then roger federer, and then the yankees and blue jays. >> don't forget kanye west. >> back in the old days yankee stadium was the site of some great boxing matches. aaron hill, hits square between the shoulders. ow! second blu

taking on turkey. 77th minute. scholes scores on the header. worth another look.t saved. the ball guess right to him. the only goal of the game. manchester wins 1-0. continuing the champions league theme, we have group b action. chelsea and fc portos. those some bright uniforms. second half, 48 minutes. scoreless until this. second effort is good. 1-0. same score. 82nd minute. portos, looking for the equalizer. but it's checked. what a great stop there. seven saves. that preserves the victory. chelsea wins by the final of 1-0 creatively and passionately. >> one additional baseball score. the white sox beat the mariners 6-3. pierzynski went 3-5. ken griffey, jr. homered, number 626 of his career. other notable homers, adam lynn homers for the 30th time this season and becomes -- david ortiz, cthomas' record for homea dh at 270. ♪ >> this is "espnews." a wild scene in new york. tempers flair and benches cleared in the bronx. rockies chasing the dodgers, and trying to hold off the giants in the wild-card. how michael vick was able to rejoin the eagles on tuesday. thi

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taking on turkey. the score on the header. worth another look. the initial shot is saved.t was the only goal of the game. so man u wins it first qualifying game, 1-ill on that goal. >> one additional baseball score to pass along this half hour. white sox beat the mariners 6-3. ken griffey, jr. homes for the 626th team of his career. other notable homers, adam linn, 30th of the season. the first blue jaylineedthomas'a dh at 270. ♪ >> this is "espnews." a wild scene in new york. tempers flair and benches cleared in the bronx. rockies chasing the dodgers, and trying to hold off the giants in the wild-card. how michael vick was able to rejoin the eagles on tuesday. this is "espnews." ♪ "espnews" is presented by: >> welcome to "espnews." always available in hd. back alongside robert flores. i'm j. w. stewart. a strange few days in new york, first serena, then roger federer, and then the yankees and blue jays. >> don't forget kanye west. >> back in the old days yankee stadium was the site of some great boxing matches. aaron hill, hits square between the shoulders. ow! second blu

. >> the nation of turkey is dealing with deadly flooding after the heaviest rain they had in 80 years. >> how about our rain? >> not bad here this evening. isolated showers around, jim. in my forecast, we have an extra day of rain added on. >>> jim riggleman addresses his status with the nationals. albert haynesworth not worried about tackling brandon jacobs. jim zorn named his number two wide receiver. >>> stephen farrell is a "new york times" journalist. saturday he was taken captive while at work in afghanistan. this morning farrell was rescued during what's described as a daring raid by british commandos. while the raid saved farrell, five other people were killed. michael flynn has our report. >> reporter: "the new york times" confirms that stephen farrell, one of the paper's veteran war reporters was rescued early this morning after a helicopter raid by british commandos. the operation to free farrell began just afteridnight at a taliban hideout in northern afghanistan, an suv nearby with windows blasted out is evidence of the heavy gun fire that took place. on "the times" websi

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industry in turkey has attracted scandal. in 2005, a contestant on the hit show "would you be my bride" was found dead in a hotel room in an apparent drug overdose after the show wrapped. since that show, the mother of the contestant who went on to pass away, she also appeared in the show and has since appeared in a new tv show as a host, also of a match making tv show. ivan watson, cnn istanbul. >> thank you for joining us, we're back on monday. meanwhile t.j. holmes is in for rick sanchez. >>> the tea party is about to arrive in washington. but how much of this is really about taxes and how much is just plain hate? >>> riot police beat protesters in the streets. why would a conservative activist pose as a pump complete with a fake prostitute? it's all about busting this organization. >> you're gay, i'm not. >> you're not? >> he's also not here. but this is still your national conversation for friday, september 11, and it starts right now. >>> and good afternoon, everybody, i'm t.j. holmes sitting in today for rick sanchez,

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. >> there is talk of turkey joining the coalition eventually? >> the coalition here knows that the turkish question is a long game. this is something that will be played out over 20 years. chancellors will come and go. the president of france is very much opposed, he will, and go as well. in the short term it has been difficult, but in the long term if is a much broader game they are playing. -- in the long term it is a much broader game they are playing. a canadian soccer owner is expected to become the next space tourist. >> a few days to go before the latest so use rocket will blast off to the international space station. -- soyuz rocket will blast off to the international space station. members of the crew are undergoing final training. this man is the founder of a circus troupe, set to become the first clown in space. canada's first space traveler has spent millions of dollars, month in training, sometimes having fun. -- months in training, sometimes having fun. >> this has been a blast. it is so generous of man's knowledge. >> tree plantin

you can get ham and turkey. you can put healthy olive oil mayonnaise on a sandwich. >> there's the meat right here. >> that is natural choice so no preservatives in it. >> no sodium nitrates. >> it goes bad faster. >> no. actually it is in there to keep the meat pink. so it has nothing to do with keeping it preserved longer. >> what about goldfish. >> they are a good choice but they are generally made from white flour but now they have whole grain gold -- goldfish. >> you can do whole week macaroni and cheese, lentil soup. >> give everybody some pointers. whole grain. >> we covered not sodium nitrates. a lot of kids are eating a lot of hydrogenated oils, so get in healthy fats, avocado. >> we will put this on wusa9.com. back to you. >>> we are getting hungry over here. coming up we will look at the weekend box office results and who walked away with hardware at the emmy awards. >>> and we will head to the kitchen for a little taste of southern italy. stay with us. >>> cloudy with a chance of meatballs took the b

intentions, it has test fired some of its longest rang missiles, but to be capable of reachin israel, turkey, and american bes in the gu. international condemnation has been swift. irannly recently admitted to a second uranium enriment plant. but russ is urging rtraint. we have this report. >> the tests may he bee -- plant, but the message is unmistakable. -- may have beenong-plned, the mesge is unmistable. iran is not going to caveo international essure. this is the shahab3, and is sold at easily puts israel within the range. they also tested the sjjii missile for the fir time they say tt thmissile tes are purely defensive. they insisted therwas no connection with th nuclear program. but the nightmare scenario for tehran's opponents is an iranian nuclearomb on to of long-ran missile. the latest test has proved an expressionf concern from the european uon and foriegn pocy chief. ove all, f iran this is an exercise in deterrence, case th current crisisspirals into an attack on e republic. c news. >> and two hundred media organitions have be closed by tops, hoursfter authories declared a state

it's a turkey burger, on a wheat bun with onions, swiss, lettuce, tomato, mayo -- basically, it's a turkeyurger. [ laughter ] the restaurant also created new sandwich named after joe biden, it's just a hamburger shaped like a foot. [ laughter ] [ applause ] why? why i ought to -- yesterday, hockey legend wayne gretzky said that he's quitting as head coach of the phoenix coyotes. people in phoenix couldn't believe it, they were like, "we have a hockey team in phoenix?" [ laughter ] "cool. i didn't know that." on the cbs show "48 hours mystery," john gotti's daughter victoria admitted for the first time that her father was a killer. and today, cbs went missing. [ laughter ] i just want to say, i don't know john -- i have no connection to john gotti. he seems like a great guy. [ light laughter ] a new study by the university of new hampshire shows that children who were spanked have lower iqs. no kidding. if they had higher iqs, they'd stop doing things they got spanked for. [ laughter ] right? [ cheers and applause ] thas why. and finally, an unhappy customer filed a lawsuit against the bank

turkey, heavy rains causing floods and a landslide in a northeast province.he government news agency says the landslides killed four people. one person is still missing. turkey is experiencing some of its heaviest rainfall in almost 80 years. india. watch closely through the trees and you will see an angry elephant flipping over a car. the car just one of three vehicles damaged during his rampage. the elephant's handler says he and the animal were dragging logs when the elephant suddenly threw him to the ground. the tantrum reportedly lasted until he was tranquilized four hours later. japan, the honda company introducing what's called a personal mobility device. it's similar to a unicycle but it stays upright on its own. you can't find it in stores. the company president says researchers are still trying to find out whether there is a market for this thing. and that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. well, they have sacrificed so much for this nation. they have shed blood and they have watched friends die. now some wounded veterans are