there was a twilight convention held in dallas over the weekend called twi-con.idn't go because i'm a dude and, two, not a vampire, still, fun was had. the it's been the right of every adolescent boy to disappear into a subculture of dorkdom. i'll show you a man with a set helmet in his garage. you have a fan boy cult of your own thanks to the phenomenon that is "twilight," the geek class ceiling has been shattered. superteen lover who is a vampire. love so pure and eternal, they will never, ever have s.e.c. the first movie made $375 million. clearly not sex sells. everything i know about show business is wrong. at twi-con, necessity forked over $250 a piece for workshops and vendors and an estimated 3.2 million pg-13 fantasies about robert patton. twi-con climaxed with a masquerade ball. >> guys don't get into it as much because it's about true love and it's about dedication, everything a woman, a girl dreams of. >> so many men, so few vampires. >> girls come at that story so many few directions. i said obama was born 1861 when i meant to say 1961. >> he looks g

. >> potter: plus, an interaive museum for kids wita religious twi. captioning sponred by the liy endowment potter: welcome. i'm deborapotter, sitting in for bob arnethy. good to have you withs. this weekend marks thstart of radan, the islamic lunar mth of prayer and fasting. rkets in the muslim world we packed with shoppers apeople stock up on traditional foods for iftar, the measerved when fasting ends each day atunset.8 e fast is one of the five pillars of islaand is nsidered a method of self- urification. muslims belve that it was during the mth of ramadan that the quran w revealed the prophet muhammad. >> tter: president obama ured the faith community th week to support hihealth care plan, calli it an ethical and moral obligation. a conference call sponsore by more than 30 religis denomations and organizations, the psident accused his crics of distortion and fabcations. >> i know there's been a t of misinformatioin this debate. and tre are some folks out thereho are, frankly, bearing false wness. but i waneveryone to know what health-insurance r

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while months ago, he slipped into the twi liflight of alzhei disease, sargent shriver survives her.e mother of five including a long time member of the nbc family, the current first lady of california, maria shriver. >> ever since i was little she worked, she was successful in a man's world, she never took no for an answer. she never asked my brothers or myself if we wanted to work with her. she just gave us the ball and sent us out there. >> she insisted her life was full of great blessings. but it is the public traj deeps the american people remember. and in the case of eunice kennedy shriver, enormous public service. >>> eunice kennedy shriver's son bobby famously said a few years back about his mom, quote, she never ran for office, and she changed the world. eunice kennedy shriver was 88. that is our broadcast for this tuesday evening. thank you for being with us. i am brian williams. we hope to see you back here tomorrow evening. good night.

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twis diplomats work -- swiss diplomats working with the u.s. find out what happened to three americans held in iran. the guards detained the tourists in their 20s and 30s after they allegedly crossed the border from hiking from northern iraq. switzerland says they're in communication with the foreign embassy to get information on how they're doing. a heart-breaking military mystery for two decades and now solved. the navy saying the remains of pilot michael scott speicher have been found in iraq. he was the first american lost in the 1991 persian gulf war. his jet was shot down over the iraqi desert on the first night of the war. israeli police saying a deadly shooting inside club for gay teens say the gunman may have been targeting a specific individual. they were concerned it was a hate crime targeting gay youth. two were kill and 11 other people were hurt in the attack that occurred in tel aviv. police are now searching for the shooter. >> jamie: there is a new worry in the war on terror. federal authorities are warning local law enforcement

. >> larry: what about -- twis is a twitter question. what about grace the nanny?ed with the kids? >> i really don't know because right now my mother is in control of everything and she's just making sure the children are being children and they're just playing and having fun. i think they put all the school programs together for the coming year and stuff. making sure that their studies are right. all that is most important. >> larry: nannies are special people in children's lives. she must have been terrific, right? >> yeah, but she was always there. >> larry: that's what i mean. >> but like i said, my mother's in charge. so who knows. >> larry: tell me about your mother. is -- everyone who comes on this program says she's one of the greatest people they've ever known. >> well, my mother's very, very special. i'll say this. i think i'm the closest to her that looks like her and she's probably laughing right now, but, no, she's incredible. she gave us that -- just that loving, endearment, the wanting to understand people and the sharing and the kind that sometimes

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. >> what's the best twi ensure that axis? is that public option or a co-op?ut having the ints company pros vid a low-cost, affordable, minimal standard health care option, just like car insurance, for everyone out there? if they want to buy something additional, those that can afford it and those who want to should be able to. this will promote healthy competition. that's wa we need. >> i saw a little girl out in the streets and her parents had just lost the jobs and cars and they were finding their way to shelter. she had had ear pain for three weeks. i took out literally a dead cockroach in her ear and she had had no health care, no access to health care. no way to get it. they certainly didn't have any money to buy other insurance plans. there are millions fs these children and adult us out there. >> well, the co-op option and leaving the healthy people with no access to health care either. >> clearly the devil is in the details. it's a complex system and it's going to take a lot of people and some very careful legislation to come up with a plan. i we need

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the louisville coach is lashing out at the media after a new twis in the sex and extortion scandal.>> welcome back. we start with live pictures of a chemical plant at a company involved in biofuels. you see the intense flames fully engulfed. no word of any injuries. that is the good news. about 100 homes in that immediate area are being evacuated. traffic of course has been halted in some areas, diverted on the i-75. fire departments from detroit and highland park have been sent in to try to extinguish that fire, get ahold of it. it looks like it's pretty much out of control. good news, no injuries so far. >>> his lawyer told him not to do it, but rick pitino said he had to fight back on this one. the university of louisville basketball coach called a news conference. care sypher didn't make the allegation until after she was accused of tries to extort millions from pitino. pitino says the story is fake, and he blasted the media for giving the individual i don't any airtime. >> if any of you put this on the news anymore, just -- if you're just fans of anything we've accomplished goo