also with us from boston but having stepped off the plain from dublina daniel to be lynn a writer at emer son college. i want to start by reflecting back that those of you folks endeavored to reveal hidden histories of your family lives. we have spoken in advanced of today's conversation. it's clear to me you pursued the stories of your families histories for decades through genealogical work and writing and reflection. i'm wondering if can describe how you dot work you do and where the seeds of your curiousity, how they were planted and want compelled you to do this work. >> i would say that i was have much inspired since i lived in san francisco, california. we are a country of immigrants. in san francisco in particular, we have so many first generation americans. my husband is just became an american citizen a couple of months ago. i have friendlieds who are first generation from vietnam. palestine, israel. mexico, as i watch them struggling with their cultural identities and trying to maintain the identities and have the respect as the american citizens they are in this country,

rain will exist from new york city up to boston and all of new england and the ohio valley is going to get significant rains later on tonight into tomorrow morning. >>> if you're watching us on whdh 7 news, good old boston, mass, get a view of boston's city scape through an antique card collection at greetings from boston from the boston public library. that's your "early today" event of the day. >> bill, thanks. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. last night, the long awaited harry potter and the deathly hallows part one opened in new york city. to the joy of fans but with some inevitable sadness. there's only one more film after this one, but they were both shot together so cast members have said good-bye to their characters. on the other side, emma watson is thrilled to finally have short hair. >>> a week away from starring in her debut, christine aguilera has a star on the walk of fame, now she says it has all paid out. >>> finally, december's "vogue" has exclusive pictures of costumes and sets for spider-man turn off the dark, costing $60 million, it's the most expensive show ever to hit broadway. directed by julie taymore, it will fea

. >> reporter: manage mclain was escorted from boston's you're port after refusing. >> they use fullngers, they feel around your breast and genitalia. >> some parents flying with their kids also have concerns. >> they won't be patted down f they can scan them, that is fine. if they can go through metal detectors but i won't have my teenaged girl do that. >> this is all being done as a process for make sure the traveling public is safe, that you are safe, that your fellow passengers are safe. >> if it is going to make our flight safer, i'm all for it. >> it makes me feel a ton better knowing that everyone who walks through is going to get scanned. >> there is a call to boycott security scanners the day before thanksgiving. >> good luck to them. >> i think they are riverring the security on their flight. i hope they are willing to take that risk. >> reporter: the day before thanksgiving is typically the busiest travel day of the year. janet napolitano thinks the boycotters should use their, quote, common sense. mary ann rafferty, fox news. >> travelers also organizing a crusade to get

used for use of the ak-47 said it and the osama bin laden videos, newsreels from talks soldiers to drug dealers to terrorist it is, the scene. we have a lot to cover today. chris has a boston area code with is phone-number lives in providence just back from us get -- afghanistan and we're proud to have him here. how did this project get started with the a cave 47? >> sometimes you come across your subject by accident. and 2001 as we were who were came after the attacks on new york and washington those traveling to the countryside and saw the weapon everywhere. it is intriguing but not a new observation. as the taliban was pulling back and the northern alliance that were aligned with the united states moving through the territory a number of times we came to houses and bunkers where they left their documents and i gather them up of the students of the jihad what are they receiving for their instructions when they went to a training camp? it did not matter what language of our which year the notebooks were dated. they were first class and as i started to observe this, it seems to me a long way from where the weapon originated, a plan the economy on the eastern bloc and how d

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us. i think anything that we see up and down the east coast, traveling i-95 wednesday, rain showers from boston, showers. not to interfere with airline travel. but that storm develops, some parts in the mid part of the country, chicago, minneapolis st. paul, they could be looking at snow, especially late wednesday, especially thanksgiving day thursday. if you are making travel plans, think about that. clear and chile tonight, the temperatures in the 50's after a chilly beginning. the weekend is delightful. milder air monday and tuesday. by the way, coming to tbd.com, it was a tornado. the storm and all of the damage that we talked about around baltimore was confirmed by surveys and the folks at the weather service. it was a tornado. go to tbd.com to find out about the weather. hopefully no more tornadoes the remainder of the year. when my husband got sick and couldn't work anymore, it was up to me to support our family. karri danner went back to school, to become a nurse. my education made all the difference but now some in washington want regulations restricting access to career colleges and u

country in order to make sure that it's not used in any other way either other than the peaceful purposes or nuclear nonproliferation expert from the boston center for policy studies by the middle of says russia will supervise operations in the power plant. why do well know all of that of the would be russian. president. the facility of the facility is quite well controlled by russia. will both electricity experience. from the safety and security viewpoint russia provide some may think there may be a proliferation concern there is none. all. in good mental for iran in talks about peaceful uses of nuclear energy and transparency that. people are set to vote on whether immigrants who commit crimes should be automatically deported well supporters say for when a friendly policy should be reversed to protect locals in a country with a high proportion of immigrants many think the proposal ballasted in sunday's referendum. two years ago twenty two year old life was brutally cut short we. know why son was at the carnival with his friend he was just standing and having a conversation when three young men came towards him and started beating him wi

boston, we're clearing out now. high pressure will build in from the west and that will give us a high and dry forecast for our thursday. sunny skies, a pleasant afternoon. 61degrees your afternoon high. might be a degree or two cooler than yesterday. i think it will be quite enjoyable. >> thank you. >>> we want to take a look at our top stories. president obama is commemmorating veterans day in south korea speaking to hundreds of troops there. the president saluted the bravery of those who fought in the korean war to remember south korea. >> we remember. we remember your courage. we remember your sacrifice. the legacy of your service lives on in a free and prosperous republic of korea. >> reporter: the president is in seoul to attend the two-day g-20 economic summit. >>> the tiny kansas church known for protesting military funerals is holding a protest at the george washington university later this morning. they are bringing the anti-gay protests to gw. the students have planned a peaceful and humorous counter- protest. >>> in & %c1 - - thousands of passengers are making do with what they have on that stranded cruise

us, in the east, it's going to be just nice. sunshine on wednesday, cool, and dry. so we're in pretty good shape from raleigh to d.c., boston, back to detroit, over to cincinnati and cleveland as well. all right, the outside story. a nice travel day, mild tomorrow, a few afternoon showers and evening showers. showers end tuesday night. wednesday cooler but nice. turkey day is going to be wet but milder although i think most of the showers will he but in the morning on turkey day. if you are playing some afternoon football i think it will be nice. tonight, partly to mostly cloudy, breezy and mailed, 46 to 52. winds southwest 10 to 15. those wrindz will keep us from having fog tomorrow morning. lows 46 in gaithersburg. that's the coldest readying we can find tonight. 52 downtown, 48 in bowie, 48 in sterling. now, tomorrow afternoon, we're looking at mostly cloudy skies, showers possible could, be he a wet commute home. temperatures in the mid sit, and that's daily. the next three days will be cooling off on wednesday, warm back up on turkey day, 56. a few showers. the next seven days, cool-down again on friday. kind of a cold

boston tonight to take on the celtics. >> i think we are starting to understand what we need to do from a philosophical way, defensively how to play, that's giving use aggression. we don't have as much uncertainty. with a young team, that's what happens. it takes some time to go through the process and understand. >> in baseball, nationals first baseman is reportedly in contract discussions with the detroit tigers. the tigers are opening a checkbook right now. saturday night, maryland plays host to florida state in a game with championship implications. ponder has been out with a sore elbow, but the game saturday night is a monster. florida state is favored by 4. >> >> coming up at 11:00 -- getting celebrity photographer is just from new york and los angeles? we will introduce you to a new breed tonight -- how these liberty picture business is booming in d.c. and what it's like behind the scenes. join us tonight at o'clock. >> clout tomorrow and maybe a sprinkle to the cold front. clearing friday and saturday. good-looking weekend. clouds and showers and milder to bidders before thanksgiving. tomorrow morning, check in for the weather update from o

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boston in intended to be dropped off at baltimore. another person said it was thought he was running away from home. >> his real father and him used to get into fights, a big fight, and, apparently, that is what happened before he left. >> massachusetts investigators traveled to his home, searching for clues. his body could only be identified using fingerprints, and there are two cars, including this 2007 audi in the investigation. they are asking friends here in baltimore if they have any questions about his plans and who he may have been with before he disappeared. they are asking to be called immediately. reporting live, kai reed. >> a 20-room and was shocked just before 4:00 this afternoon. -- a 24 -- 20-year-old man was shot. another case also occurred, and both remain under investigation. tonight, a family and friends gathered to remember a corrections officer that was killed over the weekend. she was found dead inside her home. her mother said she and her ex- boyfriend had recently gotten into a fight, and she would not let him into the house. >> they just broke up three weeks ago. she told me she did not want him anymore, and

from all of us. >> lisa, thank you. and we have an update on the breaking news out of boston's logan airport.e police bomb squad issued an all clear for the potentially suspicious package at the delta cargo facility. the packages are believed to have contained bedding material and have been determined to be nonhazardous. an all clear at boston's logan airport there. we'll continue to follow more information if needed. >>> also a good-bye ceremony for one of philadelphia's most iconic sports arenas tops hour look at stories around the "news nation." right now a wrecking ball is being slammed into the side of the philadelphia spectrum. if former home of 76ers and fliers. some sports legends were on hand to bid the arena farewell. >>> and police in texas release this dashcam video of a car chase that ended up on a dallas airport runway after a suspect crashed through security fence at love field. you can hear police considering using deadly force to end the chase before it reached nearby planes. >>> and look at this video. a trio of fur thieves made off with two coats worth $5,000. you can see a

boston until thanksgiving night. all right. frost tonight. partly to mostly cloudy. breezy and mild. 46-52. and the winds southwest at 10-15 should keep us fromaving any kind of fog in the morning. so 7:00 in the morning, mid 40s to 50s. my noon 60s. a few clouds come in and maybe a few sprinkles but 63 by evening. that is a good deal for this time of the year. the next three days, 50 on wednesday. chilly behind the cold front. and then fairly mild on thanksgiving. primarily morning showers. temperatures back in the mid #450z which, by the way, is average -- 50s, which, by the way, is average. after that, we get a cold rain on friday. 52. we do have some high school playoffs fry night. and temps around -- friday night. temps around 50 over the weekend. 20s in the suburbs. but bright and brisk for the redskins game. >> bright but brisk. >> all right. thanks, topper. >>> hey, 9news now plans to make a lucky viewer very happy. we're giving an ipad away for free on facebook. all you have to do is go to our wusa9.com facebook page, like us, and click on the sweepstakes tab for your chance to win. you have until december 16th to enter for this. the

use smaller plots. >>> a murder mystery spanning the east coast. a victim may have gone to baltimore. he moved from east baltimore to north carolina this year and in bostonowing that a newly body discovered may be his. and investigators found a piece of paper that looks like a haul pass with his name on it. the police haven't proven that it's him. >> on the systemmen [muffled audio] >> we have no identification of his identity. >> he could have switched a ride with two others. >>> the police are searching for a suspect in a deadly shooting. it happened near a church that's trying to get guns off of the streets. >> reporter: a triple shooting on the westside of the baltimore leaves a 29-year-old dead and two others hurt. two blocks away, st. gregories is fighting to make the church safe. >> and we're concerned about the bodies in the community and the city. we're all called to be peacemakers and everyone has to take responsibility. >> the church pace $150 for one weapon. i told a guy i would never use a gun. >> he's looking for this opportunity. >> it feels good. i n't want guns in my house no more. >> some question the effectiveness and some church leade

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from one of us to say rooms i was so thrilled and i came back in the sauce and. i'm so lucky because the menu i have here is really international as you can see with. boston you've been here for a few years now. i mean i've been here five you really do see the difference of all these new bakeries are loosely when i first arrived here it was. rather nasty plastic sliced bread as old dog heavy rye bread which is very much the traditional staple of the russian cuisine and now with this will be bankers opening their home was amazing you can have a cat share and baghdad with cheese all these different flavors fantastic now you have queues around the block with people willing to spend twenty pounds forty dollars on a few loaves of bread because it's a tasty it's a huge development not to go back to the rye bread it's here. oh absolutely because i know that most of my family in liverpool wouldn't even know what this is. but it has at least seventeen difference in greece. and traditionally it has. caraway c m final. has around to see that but you can at the very least amount to it doesn't. it just well it was about seventeen flavors and in the olden days and some

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joins to boston that's now on saturday to celebrate his maiden formula one title the twenty three year old red bull star also became the youngest album. but he's still the crown from fellow contact us they're not alone for mark webber and lewis hamilton in the final race of the susan good bye he also helped news stream go that fast and struck the style tell these championship winning car to the brandenburg gate where the heaven home native addressed the cheering crowds. you know the last two weeks a lot of dreams came true but now. because i like to stand right in front of the two and berlin and have the possibility to go in the red bull full of the one. that said for now coming up is the weather followed by the main headlines stay with us. hungry for the full story we've got it first the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. seventy six hours of intense fighting. six thousand dead at a beach front battlefield several kilometers long. and now there is only one person who cares. to see we are surrounded by grabbers everywhere but also there are. on this beach which of course is where most appropriate signification a symbol of everything that's wrong wit

boston and intended to be dropped off in baltimore. his stepsister said she thought tisdale was running away from home because he wanted to come back here with us. i know that for a fact. >> his real father and him used to get into fights. fist fights. that is what happened before he left the >> investigators traveled to tisdale's home in charlotte looking for clues. his body could only be identified through fingerprints. twocars have been impounded as a result of the investigation. -- two cars. >> city school officials say it is time to get to work in making over some area schools. the mayor and dr. anders alonso's have asked a task force to find a way to come up with the needed $2.8 billion to turn those plans into action. >> there is no question that the condition of buildings impact the ability of children to learn the >> recommendations will be submitted in february. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning to you. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. still pretty clear out there. there was an accident in rosedale at philadelphia and -- road. looking good on southbound 95, 43 miles per hour. the

from last night is up towards boston now. and this rain goes all the way down towards the gulf coast, so it will be with us for a while. the bus stop forecast this morning, as you can imagine, a wet one. scattered showers, kind of cool. mid 40s to low to mid 50s with the sunrise at 6:52. our day planner for today, a chance of rain will be with us all day. there will be lulls, but at times it will be raining moderately. wins east to swees as the day progresses. 10 at noon and 57 and i think we'll get a push of milder air late in the day. we could be flirting with 60 before the day is out. and 51 now in town. mid 40s in the shenandoah valley. and andrews is 48 and it is 52 at pakistan river naval -- pax river naval air station. 51, light rain at national a north-northeast rain at three miles per hour. but as we head towards the afternoon, and this storm system starts to come up, and, by the way atornado warm in the warm sector across florida, this will drag in milder air. there is plenty of it that streams in from the deep south. this front starts to move to the inter and the west. 9:00, we'll have the lunch hour and loo

from that incident. and larry king will be joining us in the studio in the next half hour to talk about it. >>> this morning, we're hearing the frantic 911 call made from a woman inside a boston ride, speeding through the city, refusing to let her out. our yunji de nies has more. >> let me out of this taxi. >> reporter: for kate patterson, it was a frightening ride that would not end. >> please, help me. i'm in a taxi that will not let me out of the taxi. >> reporter: patterson called 911, telling the operator that the driver was speeding lu the streets of boston, with her locked in his cab. >> please, help me. they're driving really fast. and they won't let me out of the taxi. >> reporter: she started describing landmarks, hoping police would catch up. >> passing chipotle. i'm at the big intersection by the chinese restaurant. >> reporter: even with sirens blaring, this cobbe refused to slow down. >> he's not even stopping for the cop. please, stop. >> reporter: eventually, he did stop. and police arrested 51-year-old osei kwame. he is arrested for kidnapping and failing to stop for police. >> they refused to pay. so, i don't think so. i was going to stop. >> reporter: his f

boston today for business. grab the umbrellas. they'll have rainy conditions improving this afternoon. the storm finally starts to pull away from southeastern new england tonight. for us, we stay generally clear today, tonight, tomorrow. still nothing coming toward us, that storm pulling away. eventually if that storm pulls away, we'll see warmer readings work their way in just in time for your weekend. today, 66. tonight we'll be back down in the 30s and 20s. 60ish on veteran's day. good-looking day tomorrow. friday about 64. head toward the weekend, saturday, upper 60s, sunday, mid-60s. next week, upper 50s with a better chance of rain on tuesday. it is 6:18. good morning, angie. >> hello, hello, rise and shine washington. our main problems in the silver spring area. westbound university at merrimack drive. we've confirmed the accident. police are on the scene. let's take a wider view of the area. this time, move you to 66. no incidents to report on this virginia roadway. starting to slow down, building that congestion around route 8 and making your way past route 50 towards 123. a check on your travel times reveals the outer loop in maryland is 11 minutes and growi

us from con men. >> you are the guy in charge of the sec, christopher cox, who i know very well because i went to school in bostonith him. okay? now, cox is a guy that's supposed to give you the heads up that, hey, you know, there is something really not right here. >> i think a lot of levels of government we didn't. >> bill: it just didn't happen. >> didn't see it coming. the question is what do you do about it when you are president. one thing to be dwelling on why we didn't get it right. in my case the story is what do you do when somebody says it's about to fail? there is a tone in the book that basically says "i distrusted wall street." probably because i was raised in west texas: and, yet, i had to make the decision to use your money. >> bill: to bail them out. >> to bail them out because the options for me were do i gamble on a depression or not? >> bill: right. when i saw you out there going hey, this thing is serious i went this thing is serious it? >> was serious. your question is why didn't we see it? >> bill: yeah. because that frightens me because it could happen again. >> of course it could happen a

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we're hearing now from authorities there is a cargo building at logan airport in boston has been evacuated. they've been investigating a suspicious package there. they're not giving ush more information on why they -- what's so suspicious about it, but we're czehecking on that. good news in this situation at the moment is air operations out of logan, flights not affected at this time. that's the good news. we'll stay on top of it and bring you updates as we get that. >>> now we have a little bit of fun to have. cnn's senior white house correspondent ed henry is joining me with the stakeout. hey there, ed. nice to see you. you broke a little news last night about a shakeup in the white house staff. tell me about this. >> reporter: you were talking about david plouffe is going it be coming here. a lot of people thought that was going to happen. we reported he's going to come a lot sooner, come at the beg beginning of january and work as a senior adviser and axelrod is going to leave after the president's state of the union late january, early february. why is that significant when you get behind the headline? it gives us a window on what the president is thinking afte

us from the very, very beginning. a huge fear about being from ireland. it is amazing to think a century after the irish first begin to arrive in huge numbers, here in new york, boston jfk to put to rest that enduring concern over loyalty, over trust. that has been at the center of every immigration wave in the history of our country. >> at what point do we say immigration is good for us? >> at times of economic anxiety today or back then there is always a push back. when the unemployment rate in our country is below say, 5%, 6%, immigration is not an issue. when the unemployment rate begins to climb, the debate over immigration becomes, "they're stealing jobs. they're taking jobs away." when, in fact, economists have reasonably established that immigration generates a very vigorous surplus to the u.s. economy. >> we hear complaints about immigration from different sections of the country. our southern border towns, obviously very upset about it in many ways. >> the solution to our immigration problems is not going to be the control of the border. today, unlike 100 years ago. education will play a much, much more fundamental role in the making of new, new citizens,

from at&t for only $14.95 a month. >> new medical study is suggesting that marijuana use by young people could caw long-term brain problems. researchers at mclane hospital near boston tested the mental flexibility and focus of 59 young people. 33 of them were regular marijuana users. those who began smoking pot before age 16 were significantly wore at performing simple task than those who started at a later able. among all age those who use marijuana the most were the most impaired. study was presented at the society for neuroscience. >>> and illegal drug use among teenagers is on the decline. but there is a troubling increase in the use of prescription medicine to get high. in the lasts decade the number of student spirmenting with drug like vicodin and oxycontrin has grown by nearly 350 percent. p.m. young people think they are safer than street drugs. bit is a choice that can have deadly consequences. here's health and science reporter carolyn johnson. >> he went to sleep and didn't wake up. that's it. happening to kids all over the country. >> reporter: 21-year-old joe rivera 5 months from graduate weighing at arizona state university. but just before sma last

us down through the cellular levels. through lifestyle changes, things we eat, things we do can slow down the ages. thea singer is the author of "stress less." she joins me live from boston> i'm so happy to be here. tell us more about this. we all know that stress is bad for us, bad for our health. talk about the direct link between stress and aging. >> right. we've heard for years that stress can make us sick, that it can contribute to all kinds of diseases. cardiovascular diseases. but this new research that was sparked by dr. black burn actually shows that stress can physiologically age us. >> you said the best way to see this is think of a shoestring and the little plastic end at the end of the shoestring. >> absolutely. i have it here. >> how is that end at the end of the shoestrings how it like our cells? >> these are in our cells, our nucleus, like chromosomes like two xs crossed at the end. at the ends are tips called tilameres. the reason for the shoe laces is to keep the it from fraying. they keep the dna safe because our dna rests on our chromosomes. when cells divide, skin cells divide, immune cells divide, when they divide, tilameres get shorter. people with

troops from the boston area are with the 101st field artillery regiment, and are spending their year-long tour mentoring afghan police north of kabul. >> pretty much, if he opened up on all of usit anybody. >> cooper: to try and keep the afghans on target and turn them into a professionalized force that can win the support of the country's rural population, the americans spend up to four days in a row living and working with them, keeping a constant lookout for corruption. >> any time that you see myself or any of my guys and there's any issues, please stop us and we'll do our best to help with the police. >> caldwell: the army's there to protect the nation; the police are there to protect the people. >> cooper: how important are the police to the counterinsurgency effort for the u.s.? >> caldwell: perhaps one of the most critical pieces. >> cooper: most critical? >> caldwell: yeah, i would say so. >> cooper: more than the afghan national army? >> caldwell: even more so than the army. and the reason why is because the police are the face of the u... of the afghan government. >> ambassador peter galbraith: the police are exactly what general caldwell says they are-- they are th

boston, new york, and baltimore. >>> rob and i are on the edge of our seats because we are hours away from the moment millions of usbeen waiting for. tonight we finally find out who is going to claim the covet ed mirror ball trophy. >> earning perfect scores for her dances "do you love me." kyle massey's fox trot and booty-shaking freestyle left him in second place. >> as you expected, once again bristol palin picked up the lowest score from the judges but the winner is still anybody's guess. as always the final they say belongs to the viewers. if i could have given you an 11, i would have. >> i think twice in a row she's gotten two 30s. she clearly is highest-ranked with all the drama about this season. we'll see where it goes later on tonight. more after this, everybody, stay with us. ♪ [ male announcer ] every day thousands of people are switching from tylenol to advil. to learn more and get your special offer, go to takeadvil.com. take action. take advil. challenge the need for such heavy measures with olay. new regenerist micro-sculpting serum for firmer skin in 5 days. pretty heavy lifting for such a lightwei

supplement the fuels that we use in our vehicles, and to do this at a large enough scale to someday help meet the wor's energy demands. megyn: just coming in from logan airport in bostonhe all clear. the cargo area at the airport was evacuated after a dog picked up a suspicious scent. they tracked that scent to two duffle bags marked with a nigerian address. but they declared the threat over and they have issued an all clear at scene. this week marks 47 years since some of the darkest days in our country's history. the assassination and funeral of president john f. kennedy in 1963. jacqueline kennedy's bodyguard is speaking out giving a personal poi poignant interview about that day in dallas. >> reporter: our fox affiliate sat down with clint hill who had been mrs. kennedy's bodyguard all throughout the camelot years in the white house. he remembers the couple comes arrival in dallas and following orders to give the president some space to greet the cheering crowds. he was walk alongside the presidential motorcade as it rolled into daley plaza. >> i saw the president grab his throat and lurch. i knew something was wrong. there was another shot, the second shot i did

from a mall in massachusetts outside of boston. crowds don't look too bad, right? these are the smart shoppers who have gotten there to the toys r us in philadelphia. they looked at the circulars, been online. they know what they're shopping for. they're doing that kind of hit and run thing. you hit the mall, get what you need, get to the next store, the next store. >> and get out. >> exactly right. wow. we have seen some pictures this morning. look at the parking lots. oh, lord. not my sport but we'll have the full contact coverage of black friday for you here as we welcome you to friday morning after thanksgiving. good morning, everybody. i'm harry smith. >> i'm maggie rodriguez. as i left the building at 4:30 morning, there were people on the sidewalk and he said, do you know where best buy is? i'm like, yeah, that way. unbelievable how early it's on this morning. also this morning, aex collusive interview. there's an alabama man back in the states today after serving 18 months in prison in australia for the death of his wife while scuba diving on their honeymoon. this video by a fellow terrorist shows a lifeless tina watson on

boston, new york, and baltimore. >>> rob and i are on the edge of our seats because we are hours away from the moment millions of us for. tonight we finally find out who is going to claim the coveted mirror ball trophy. >> jennifer grey pulled off two more flawless performances on "dancing with the stars," earning perfect scores in her paso doble and her freestyle to "do you love me." kyle massey's fox trot and booty-shaking freestyle left him in second place. >> as you expected, once again bristol palin picked up the lowest score from the judges but the winner is still anybody's guess. as always, the final they say belongs to the viewers. if it's up to bruno, it's jennifer. he said, if i could have, i would have given you an 11. >> i think twice in a row she's gotten two 30s. she clearly is highest-ranked with all the drama about this season. we'll see where it goes later on tonight. more after this, everybody, stay with us. s season. we'll see where it goes later on tonight. more after this, everybody, stay with us. ♪ [ male announcer ] every day thousands of people are switching from tylenol to advil. to learn m

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us to talk substantively. host: 1 reporter suggested that it could be a sort be a summit. -- a slurpee summit. steve is calling from bostonllo steve. >> i hope the democrats learned a lesson that they have to stop the republicans from framing the conversations. every time the republicans talk about health care, it is a job killing health care. i never hear a democrat. i have seen them on television panels and the talk and i never hear a democrat stop them and tell them that it is a life changing health care plan to when they talk about the failed stimulus program, i never hear them call it the job-creating tax cutting stimulus program. that is why this has worked against the democrats. it is nonsense. every time they talk about that, it has gotten so ingrained in the public. i have heard you get phone calls and i listen to talk radio all day. i hear all of these phone calls. >> let me tell you something. john boehner is one of the worst at those. he knows that the word is democratic. he still says democrat. i think i will reapply for my congressional pastor so i can correct in every time he says it. >> this is the bill pr