steve cordes of veracruz, aka, el capitan, joins us here on set. capitan, you say there is a new normal. does that necessarily mean walmart shares will go higher? >> correct, at least on a relative basis, melissa -- >> wait, i'm asking, does that necessarily mean walmart shares will go higher, even if there is a new normal? >> yes, correct. i'm saying that because there's a new normal, walmart shares will go normal -- sorry, will go higher. will go higher. if you believe in the new normal, the theory promulgated mostly by pimco, the thought that we'll have to recalibrate tour economy to lower growth, lower employment, lower expectations, more savings, an era of frugality and thrift, a kind of economy of hoarding. in that environment, i think walmart succeeds in an era of thrift. because of that, walmart has underperformed the last several months, but i think it's time to reverse from lagger to leader. particularly versus higher end retail. >> what is the catalyst to get every investor to realize steve cordes is right, walmart shares should move hig

here are the events that brought us to this points. >> thank you for having us here. >> they were working for the cable network that al gore founded -- current tv. they were on a story about human trafficking back in march and they were right here' chinese-north korean border when north korean forces grabbed them. >> two american citizens are being detained by the north. the less we say about this publicly, the better for those parties concerned. >> the women accused of illegally entering north korea and engaging in hostile acts, one of them the sister of the well known journalist, lisa ling. lisa and others back in the united states could only hold vigils and worry. >> what makes it scary is that i can't really picture or imagine what is happening for her, and it's that sort of unknown which makes it all the more scary. >> but knowing their fate did not make it better. both women were sentenced to 12 years hard labor. it was a punishment few predicted would actually be carried out. but even before the sentence came down, the secretary of state, hillary clinton, made a comment that would

husband, omar, her brother, one, and other members of her family who are thrilled they could join us here today. and let me also just thank my extraordinary white house staff, who were able to usher this forward. we are very proud of them. thank you very much. [applause] of course, we are here not just to celebrates our new justice and all those who have been a part of her journey, but we are here as well to celebrate an extraordinary moment for our nation. we celebrate the impact that justice sotomayor has already had four people across america who have been inspired by her exceptional life story. we celebrate the greatness of the country in which such a story as possible, and we celebrate how, with their vote to confirm her, the senate, republicans and democrats, tore down yet one more barrier and affirm our belief that in america, the doors of opportunity must be open to all. with that vote, the senate looked beyond old divisions, embracing excellence. they recognized her intellect, integrity, and her independence of mind. respect for the proper role of each branch of government, the f

this is john wiley joining me here on the set, henning us get through this. a former airbus pilot and contributing editor to aviation week magazine. he has lots of knowledge that you're going to get here on cnn. first, we're going to turn to someone who saw this all happen. joining me on the phone is herman martin, he saw the crash as it was happening. it was in an area between lower manhattan and hoboken, new jersey, you're sitting by on the river, you're with your wife, you're from los angeles, you're are from vacation, correct? what did you see? >> he's not there. he can't hear us. until we can get him, let's talk about this. we were are talking about the area again, it's a very, when you say new jersey and where it happened in manhattan, it's actually a very small area, not a very small area, but not as big as one might think it. >> is a small area. because you have to, the vfr corridor we keep talking about, the river varies from maybe three quarters of a mile wide at its widest point to maybe a quarter of a mile widate most narrow point. so you don't ha

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for all of us here at cbs sports, thanks for being with us. ♪ ♪ tell me who's watching. ouncer) it's right here. it's easy. >> mitchell: tonight a gulf war mystery is solved at last. the u.s. confirms the death and a crash of navy pilot scott spieker 18 years after he disappeared over iraq. i'm russ mitchell, also tonight a controversial proposing posal in cash-strapped california. legalize marijuana and put a heavy tax on it. what the buyers of some popular brands of jeans don't see. hazardous waste from a denim factory in southern africa. and stopping accidents before they happen. growing support for the idea of road testing older drivers. >> you be back in five years. >> we'll hope so. i hope so, yeah. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with russ mitchell. >> mitchell: and good evening. a sad piece of unfinished business from america's first war with iraq back in 1991 was officially closed today. the pentagon says the remains of navy pilot michael scott spieker have been found near the wreckage of his plane in anbar province in western iraq. kim

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good to have you with us here on this series, as the orioles take on the twins, and there's the look n right field for the metrodome. you can see it was built for football. >> one away here in the first inning. stating line-up force the birds.    >> good at bat by izturis. draws the one-o >>> scott maker has allowed 22 runs on the quire in his 22 start be, but check this out, only four left-handed batters have taken him deep. we've already seen, buck, he's trying to go inside and outside. >> buck: .224 average with only four home runs allowed on lefties. that just speaks to his ability to get the ball inside to left- handers. he is more dominant on that side of the plate, and hasn't had the same success bringing the pail in to the right-handed hitters. >> jim: high fly ball right field towards the corner. cuddyer comes over. luke scott is retired, as cuddyer finally hauls it in deep in the corner for the second out. it is .327 downty line there, ask eventually makes its way to 408 in straightaway center field, and because this field was reall

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joining us here in our manhattan studios. you and i have both handled a lot of duis prosecuting them. and since we have only prosecuted felonies, in our world, it has to be an hv, habitual violator, before we get our mitts on them, so when i say "a shot," what does that mean to you, eleanor dixon, not on a personal level? >> well, it means one drink, nancy, usually one drink, a 12 ounce can of beer, six ounces of wine, or a shot of liquor, the 80 proof that was mentioned. >>> i can think of only two words, i said. too young, and to soon. >> children filled four of the five bright white caskets that moved up the steps into our lady of victory, the church in floral park where the shuler and hance families would celebrate the joyful milestones in their lives. >> god wanted them all to be in heaven together, and they had to go together, and they are all angels looking over the family now. >> reporter: that is the only way members of this heartsick community can come to grips with the horrific highway crash that took the lives of

michael brooks still with us here.hael, 28 felony counts against this man, down to 30 seconds, but if this guy doesn't spend the rest of his life in prison, there's no such thing as justice. >> he'll be going back to leavenworth for the rest of his life and i wish they could bury him under leavenworth. there's just not enough they can do to this

espn's joe schad is here to fill us in on the more intriguing stories across the country.d, 15 losses over the last 2 seasons for charlie weis. how important is this upcoming season for him? >> it's critical obviously. despite the large buyout, notre dame fans can only take so much. they begin the season ranked in the pre-season top 25. they are in the pre-season top 15 from my perspective. when you look at the schedule. there is no reason notre dame should not win a 10 football games. they have charlie weis calling offense plays. and clauson calling the defensive plays. >> is this the season that everybody in south bend expects clauson to take the next step? >> it is. it's hard to separate clauson from brady quinn. they are almost the same. clauson has a great arm and has all of the tools to be a successful quarterback. you saw how perfect he was in the bowl game last year against hawaii. now he has to step up in other areas and be ed weller on-- be a leader on the practice field and do more quinn-like things. you learn to charlie weis he believes clausen is starting to d

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but they're not bothering us here in the atlantic. we continue to watch the atlantic basin to see if there is anything being generated out there. you'll see a few showers south of cuba, but for the most part a pretty quiet tropical season so far. a few light showers over the top of our region. heavier rainfall over portions of cecil county and up into northern delaware. also the lower eastern shore as the day went along. that shower activity has pulled on towards the east. we broke out into sunshine out there. the very thin clouds over the top of the baltimore area. like we said yesterday, this looks a lot worse than what it actually. very thin clouds. there is the heavier rainfall on the eastern shore. the larger picture shows what is going on. we're getting a moisture flow coming in off the gulf of mexico, causing the showers and thunderstorms. and what is going to be happening is this little area of high pressure moves into the region. that's going to bring some nice weather for about the next day and a half or so. then it's going

too late to say thank you to him but to show his family and the rest of the world what he meant to us here in massachusetts and in the united states, it's an honor to be here today. >> reporter: a private memorial will be held this evening. the senator's niece caroline kennedy is scheduled to speak. 21,000 lined up yesterday to pay represents. the library stayed open until 2:00 a.m. and ted kennedy's widow came out to stay thanks. >> he loved the people of this state and loved the city and it was moving. >> they've learned his two sons will speak at the mass. kennedy's body will be flown to washington with a motorcade to the capitol and he will be bury wjz and cbs news will bring you live coverage of the funeral starting morning always on -- for much more on kennedy's life to wjz.com. 10:00. more on his still to come on w-j-z eyewitness to wjz.com. caught on tape-- a man charges outside a courtroom. attack is connected to a fake kidnapping that made national headlines. outside of a courtroom. why you may be your way to a árobbery. and we continue to track the path of tropical storm a robbe

that's why we have invited that executive, rick scott, to join us here and he is going to be here in just a moment to try and defend himself. first, let me bring in eric boehler of the liberal media watchdog group, "media matters." good afternoon. >> yes. >> is this thing orchestrated? >> there is nothing wrong with activism and rallies people for a point of view and having your views heard. it is ironic, here we have a town hall forum and the entire premise is to shut down any conversation, any debate, yell and heckle and scream and sort of chase congressman to their cars. that being orchestrated and it has nothing to do with health care. it is tapping into, you knee, sort of a radical minority which has a deep-seeded hatred of barack obama. >> look historically, it is the united states. isn't this what our descendants did who founded this country in boston? >> this is not the new england town hall meeting. >> why not? >> because the whole point is not to get up as have as many loudmouths in one room and scream and yell and shout and insult congressmen. the point of town hall meetin

i have to tell you, we have some gray skies on top of us here in new york city. tle megan here is dressed very appropriately because i see some showers and storms for the east coast today, but it is hot in the midwest. i'm talking the northern plains now. i'm talking from bismarck to pierre, down to north platte, temperatures 95 to 100 degrees, it is going to be a cooker. now, the big picture is going to show you that front along the east coast i was talking about will bring the showers and the storms out there, but then you make your way out to the west coast. we're looking at the 70s around the san francisco area, skies looking pretty decent for this time of year.ma >>> you know, i realize i might have been a little remiss in finding out where megan is from. where is home for you? >> texas. >> texas? all right. i like that. all right. megan, thank you very much for being here. let's get over to dave. >>> thanks, lonnie. up next, they flip, they flop, and they fill up with germs. warnings about popular footwear when we return. you're watching "the early show" on

not anticipating that to reach us here. temperatures, 87 in baltimore, 84 at b.w.i., 83 in dover and ocean city. we are still at 90 in frederick. for tonight, the clouds will clear out a bit. we could see a few areas with patchy fog as temperatures go down to the low and mid 60's. if you like today's weather, i have some very good news in your forecast. we have to lock at tropical storms anna and bill. >> president obama is in grand junction, colorado for another antawn hall meeting on health care reform. he is talking to his critics who believe his plans are too ambitious and expensive. >> at yellowstone national park, he caught a stunning view of old faithful, and he spent some quality time with the first family. then he headed to colorado in the latest round of the health care reform fight. he is looking to make peace to the other side. these are legitimate differences worthy of the real discussion that america deserves, one where we lower our voices, listen to one another and talk about differences that exist. >> he is

also, someone who is an expert on aviation, someone who knows all about it joins us here in the cnn newsroom to help guide us through where this plane took off. we'll show you the exact flight pattern in just a little bit. we'll talk about this blaen, did it follow a flight plan. what are the nuances, what were they supposed to do, what went wrong. also, twitter, facebook, my spags if you haoig, if you haves send it to us. so, april... yeah? you know, your charger is still using energy when it's plugged into the wall, right? yeah, but that's not my charger. i don't even have a cell phone. [ballad ringtone playing] uh-oh. um... [music stops] heh. announcer: millions of kids are using their energy wisely. >>> if you're just tuning in, nine people were killed when a small plane and tourist helicopter collided over the hudson river. it was in an area between pier 40 in lower manhattan and hokoken, new jersey. robert wagner shot this photo. the object is the street is believed to be a tire there one of the aircraft. he also took this photo, one of the police boats as it patrolled the river lookin

us, me, too, saw our interest rates hiked. money out of our pocket. tough new laws on the way, lenders are on a bender. here with the top ways to cut those credit card costs, senor credit himself, john. going nuts. help us out. wei we want to save money. don't want $10 million in their pockets right. >> now what's the first most important thing to save money on credit card? >> they're going ballistic. make yourself bullet-proof against their outrageous fees. first, score. credit score, the number one way to pay less for your credit card. the way to save money on a credit card debt is to pay less for the money itself. in the world of credit scores, max out at 750-plus to translate that into a lower interest rate on a credit card. could mean 7.9% versus something like 24% or 29.9%. >> a great example. if you owed $10,000 on a card and at the 7% level, you're going to pay a certain a interest versus -- more? >> versus an enormous amount. >> yes. >> you can run some of this. with talk about accounts, run sim laces. but in most cases 2 looks $100 to $200, 10% to 20% when your payment gets obscenely high and real

us. >> hope to see you back here tomorrow. "cnn newsroom" with heidi collins continues. >>> voices raised on both sides of the health care debate. we're cutting through the noise to find out what is possible and what's not in reform. >>> the president says aarp is on-board with reform legislation. the seniors group says, not so fast. >>> and despite high unemployment, a number of economists say the recession is over. cnn money team puts this new report into perspective. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm heidi collins. it is wednesday, august 12th. and you are in the "cnn newsroom." >>> this morning, as you know, it is make-or-break month for health care reform. we have our reporters all across the country to listen to what you have to say. in fact, our candy crowley is covering senator charles grass ryly's town hall massing. she's in iowa this morning. we'll take you there in just a moment. cnn's jim acosta is looking at the president's fight now to get his health care message out and whether or not that message has changed at

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savior of the franchise but another one of our bright, shining new young stars that will play for us here in washington for a long time. >> talk about fan buzz. the team sold 6,000 $1 tickets for the press conference and the game. fans were here in good numbers many with cameras in hand to capture the moment. the first game didn't go well for the redskins. they lost to the ravens. they will get another chance tomorrow night against the super bowl champion steelers when they come to town. ben rootless birther injured his ankle yesterday. he traveled with the team but we are not sure if he will play. how about the skins. bets has always played the backup roll to portis but looks like his duties are about to expand. he will be the primary 3rddown back this year, a role in the past that was a territory of clinton portis. >> ladell is a capable running back. could start in situations an this league. and we look forward to having him pick up, not so much where clinton left off but to accent >> reporter: full coverage of saturday night here on wusa 9 fieat deh ll be at fede d d elanovprg inid fi

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we asked our chief science correspondent robert bazell to join us here tonight.ob, this has to do with weight lifting? >> it does indeed. it shows the wisdom of questioning medical dogma from time to time. as far too many of our viewers know, after breast cancer surgery doctors remove lymph nodes to see if the cancer has spread. some times that leads to a side effect, where the arm swells. for decades, doctors have told women with the condition not to lift weights because it makes the situation worse. so now a canadian study finds out not only does it not make it worse it makes the swelling go down. >>> the other study out today had to do with limp nodes, a crucial term and crucial part of the body where breast cancer is concerned. >> indeed. the important point here is i talk to many specialists who said this won't change practice. there has been a big debate for a long time about whether if there is a few cancer cells in the lymph nodes it changes the outcome. it makes it a little more dangerous but not enough to to affect that crucial decision of whether a wom

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some had told us here it has looked rude and disrespectful. man sheila jackson lee is good enough to join us now. thanks for being with us. >> rick, a pleasure to be with you. how are you this afternoon? >> doing fine. >> thank you. >> i got to ask you, how do you explain what you were doing there? what were you thinking, congresswoman? >> well, you know what, rick, i am in a series of town hall meetings, maybe going up with 9, 10, 11, 12, as people are asking for more opportunities to be in our town hall meetings. i address those who come as friends and neighbors. they may be in the congressional district. they may not. i also address them as fellow americans. town hall meetings are by their nay vur very informal, and it is always my intent to be receptive and responsive to the constituency. we were talking about health care reform, insurance reform. that constituent who i just became endeared with. she stayed afterwards and she indicated she was not from the constituency. i met her children. we talked about her issues. >> that's all -- that's

still hundreds of miles away from making landfall it is expected to pick up speed and could impact us here in maryland. eyewitness news is live with first warning weather coverage. tim williams. >>> we're definitely watching the store. there are some very strong thunderstorms moving through our region. we'll talk about that in a moment. what we're going to show you is first warning live doppler to give you an idea what's going on. there are some very strong storms moving through. some are capable of producing hail. these are some storms we're going to keep a very close eye on because they're affecting a good part of baltimore county and carroll county and these storms are definitely starting to trigger lightning, hail, and some strong thunderstorms areawide from baltimore county, the western edge, all the way back toward frederick. as we talked about with danny, danny is a strong -- we'll say a strong tropical storm without a real organization. danny is having trouble getting its acts organized. the circulation is to the west that is good fours, because the circulation is going to be close

us. we are collecting those leads and putting them through our data base, then assigning them to agents to follow up on. the fbi's now involved. they had agents up here today so we are getting help with their resources, because the issue of crossing state lines, it is a kidnapping and so their resources are now assisting us and the county in this investigation. >> let's paint the picture here. when we say three states, in the blairsville, georgia area, it borders closely with tennessee and north carolina, right, john? >> right. right. the north carolina sheriff's department is involved in this investigation, they have been down to georgia. they have been working with us, helping us with the sex offenders in that county and that's just north of union county. then tennessee borders not too far away from here and if you go down to the end of the road where the cell phone was found, if you take a right, you go to north carolina. if you take a left, you could go into tennessee. so we are working with tennessee authorities as well, to interview approximately 180 sex offenders in the counties bordering georgia. >> wow. you mentioned the phone. do you know a

caryn stark, psychologist, joining us here in new york. i keep asking this question and i'm not getting an answer from anybody. what do you do the night before your husband is going to be murdered and you've got it all plotted out. do you sleep with him? do you give him extra blueberries in his cereal the next morning? what? i mean, how can you -- how can a person put up that facade, all the while knowing he's going to be shot in the head in a couple of hours. no problem, right there on the carpet. >> it takes a particular type of person, nancy. it takes a -- >> that's what i keep hearing. be a little more specific. >> it's an anti-social personality. that means it's not someone who's going to ask for a divorce. it's someone who gets a thrill out of the idea of having him killed. who has no conscience, sleep with him or give him blueber blueberries, do whaefr she wants. because life is fine for her no matter what happens to him. >> what's amazing to me, back to you, eleanor dixon, felony prosecutor out of the atlanta jurisdiction, is that

here is our friend out to the southeast of us. that is danny and again, it is a tropical storm right now and is pushing off to the west, northwest. we will keep an eye on it. for tonight, we are okay. tomorrow, generally okay. when the front gets close on friday and danny approaches, things get messy. next seven days, isolated storm and we are not talking about danny schneider here, we have a redskin game friday night. could be a mess. at the very least, it's going to have showers and 83 on saturday. more showers, perhaps heavy rain. leftover thunderstorm on sunday and right on cue, it gets cooler as we go into september. tuesday is 77 with sunshine and 80 on wednesday. >> that sounds nice. thanks top. >>> some say it was his endorsement at american university that gave president obama the democratic nomination. >> that's not the only mark senator edward kennedy left on the northwest washington campus. we'll have that story coming up next. >>> i am running as a democrat, not as a candidate and i'm confident that the people will ma

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us. i want to show you a couple more spots here across the bay bridge. annapolis over towards kent island. you have a lot of heavy rain and lightning around the bay. shady side you are getting hit. as we mentioned harford cecil county is pushing out. 95 a slow trip. harford cecil county has flood warnings going between 6:30. do not attempt to drive through flood r flooded waters. we don't want to hear kim talking about your car, right? >> reporter: for a complete list, check your wake-up window at the bottom of your screen or follow me on twitter. i'm tweeting like crazy now. traffic is moving along nicely there. no problems it he tunnels. no problems even at the beltway. it's really the side streets and residential areas. stevenson lane and mittton lane, circle road closed in both directions at ruxton road due to flooding. jennifer road at farn um way there's wires down that had that intersection closed there. like i said twitter.com, i'll get you completely updated. >>> if you always wanted waterfront property, today, you are living your dream. it's 5:

here. great people telling us stories about the economy. they're not the same stories. arilyn here is in chattanooga. your husband works in the furniture sales business. you're really feeling this economy hurting. more so now than you might have been nine months ago when the rest of us were thinking it was a crisis. >> that's correct. yes. we've really had to cut back, especially me. because i'm more aware of the situation. so i've just made, you know, cuts in my spending. >> reporter: little things like coffee on the way home? >> like drives on the way home i think, oh, i'd like to have a cup of coffee after being out. i think, well, i'll drive by starbucks and get coffee at home instead. >> reporter: you're having a tough time because the economy is down. people aren't buying furniture. chris is a real estate agent. you're seeing a change. people shopping for houses. >> yes, ali. i was where marilyn was six or nine months. it was pretty bleak. these days we're seeing more foot traffic and having more people purchase homes, too, so it's -- i think we've hit bottom. hope

we have to look at who got us here.oblem with the obama administration is they have been rewarding people who got us here. you have summers, geithner and bernanke. let's talk about bernanke. bernanke supervised -- people blame greenspan. you have not seen what bernanke did with his great moderation. he supervised the build up of hidden risk in the system. financial derivatives, all that, he supervised. he completely ignored it, okay, when some people, including nouriel were warning him. he completely ignored it, doesn't understand the mechanism. bernanke belongs to a school of economics that's not in sync -- probably never in sync with anything but not in sync with a complex system. so he did that. the problem with the current administration warning the feds who got us here, giving more power to the fed and increasing dependence on the fed, to me is a huge mistake. you're like rewarding failure. we are -- by having bernanke there, you're rewarding-e ½010, okay, you have a bigger tax break for those who make mistakes ar

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