the american people sent us here to work together to solve the problems of our country. they didn't come here to talk about our behavior. they didn't send us here to do that. what they wanted us to do is deal with the issue of health care. the president said we ought to work in a bipartisan fashion to get health care reform accomplished. i agree with the president. i'm here. i'm willing. i'm able. set the time and a place and we'll be there with our solutions to the health care problems in the country. but to divert the nation's attention from the issues that they care about, health care, trying to make sure that we get jobs back into our economy, trying to do something about record deficits and record debt, no, no, no. we're not doing any of that. we're here on some witch-hunt, some partisan stunt that the american people are not going to respect. and with that i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from south carolina. the gentleman will suspend for the second. the chair will remind all pe

along with us he is with the lynn group and joined frenkel be on the program quicken as you join us here after actually you've been bearish for some time but the selling pressure is continuously been met by buying interest. right there seems to be a huge buying interest we actually saw volume pickup crude is very much trouble side of things last week to a pretty significant fashion when they trade was a little bit lighter and thus the back side of the jewish holiday but there seems to be a fair amount of interest in these pools scenario where people are technically trading the market higher based on the assumption that you have a significant rebound off the bottom of the recession edition #. it will continue to be case in become such a fundamental what end up driving a technical trade we wouldn't be surprised to see this market move on the to to percent higher. initially in the last couple of weeks we saw the federal reserve very slowly began to withdraw the program is put into place the money market guarantee program has expired were beginning to see little bit less borrowing between th

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there you can see some of the leftover sprinkles right around us here in washington. maybe a sprinkle or a little bit of drizzle. also out around faulkier county, you folks toward the blue ridge with that easterly wind, around bull run and further out, probably seeing a lot of the low clouds and maybe a bit of drizzle. the real action today has been once again down in the south through the carolinas into georgia, atlanta. over some spots has had over an inch of rain for the month. macon, georgia, right now, nasty showers and thunder showers. all of that will be pushed to our south because as we go through the next couple of days, high pressure will be building in on us. also at andrews only .01 inch of rain. 64. look at norcross, georgia. over three inches today and seven for the month. overnight tonight, tre is that northeasterly breeze. it will continue. tomorrow it will begin to turn more into the east. as it does and high pressure begins to build in on us, we'll begin to get drier air. there you can see in the futurecast things pushing in. by saturday, a lot of su

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us introduce us to the right-hander. >> he comes here to camden yards and he already has an advantagethe orioles' record starting to get pitchers that they have never faced again is 3-12. so he's got that going for him already. not too good about guys they don't know. one good, one bad. he is making his third major league start of the season. the first one was outstanding. seven innings, one earned run. his second game didn't quite go so well. he gave up eight earned runs, so he has seen it on both sides already. >> i saw you go deep into your notebook for the key to the game. what have you got for ?us. >> keep them off second base because the rays, the last three games are hitting .368 with runners in scoring position. for me, and i'm sure you agree with me, too, just keep them off second. no problem with that. >> i always agree with you. "o's xtra" challenge. each had a win. who is your player to watch? >> i guilty a real good feeling about nolan reimold with his 15 home runs leading all of the rookies, 45 rbi's. i think he is going to have a big night tonight. he has no record agai

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our courageous men and women in uniform and their families and all those who protect us here at home, mindful that the work of protecting america's never finished, we will do everything in our power to keep america safe. let us renew the true spirit of that day, not the human capacity for evil, but the human capacity for good. not the desire to destroy but the impulse to save and to serve and to build. on this first national day of service and remembrance, we he can summon once more that ordinary goodness of america to serve our communities to strengthen our country, and to better our world. most of all, 0 on a day when -- on a day when others seek to sap our confidence, let us remember how we came together as one nation, as one people, as americans united not only in our grief but in our resolve to stand with one another, to stand up for the country we all love. this may be the greatest lesson of this day, the strongest rebuke to those who attacked us. the highest tribute to those taken from us that such sense a purpose need not be a fleeting moment. it can be a lasting virtue. for t

my hats off to john mumadas for having us out here. my man over here to the left, i mean, what an unbelievable competitor to hit that many golf balls in the grid like he did. i'll have to start taking lesso from this man. thank you very much. thanks for having me out. >> jim, he's right. it was a dominating peformance. maybe around the corner, we might see you in more events. you might have a new career on your hands. >> i don't know. got to bring another driver, other than this one. >> i thought you guys would pull it off. and our champion, jim mcmahon, no shoes. you tremendous effort. a lot of balls hit in the grid. you were very consistent. >> that was my main focus, get points early, let my partner swing away. he carried me. the first round, i hit four balls, then three, then two. thank god we didn't have another round. >> very well done. brooks, maybe disappoint nothing the individual competition, but you came back in the finals for the team, when you needed it you did it down the stretch. very well done. >> yeah. like i said, jim

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here. and next, i'm joined with pearl price, who is the director of the medical services. tell us about the rescues. you've seen a lot of boats coming in and out. and have you had to rescue a lot of people? >> we've had rescues already. we've deployed some boats. right now, we're just trying to evaluate the area. and see if we have any type of evacuation. what we're asking people now is if they're not injured, just shelter in place. of course, stay out of the basement fist it's flooded or -- basements if it's flooded. pay attention to the news. we'll give periodic briefings as to what we're doing. we have boats deployed in the area. we're taking a look at how the infrastructure is, how the houses look at this point in time. again, we've helped people out. mainly helping them out through the water. and mostly, at this time, it's been waist-deep. the community is really working with us here and we're trying to mitigate the situation. >> is there anywhere people should go. if they have been rescued out of their house? where should they be going right now if they need information and

for us, here is what's going on. you can see the area of showers, thundershowers that moved up north of baltimore. they are in another area coming through as we go through the nighttime hours through western maryland, here and around washington. a few showers around gaithersburg. the other batch is moving away. a few leftover showers. the south and southeast, the good news is while there are still flood warnings out for parts of georgia and alabama, just showers around mississippi. around jackson, mississippi. th thurmont. look at how much rain has fallen. last week, 20 to 30 inches of rain in parts of georgia. we'll have the southwesterly nd with a humid pattern, then a little weather front coming through. windsurning to the northeast as we get into friday. still to the south and southeast, no more rains coming, at least not the real, real heavy rains. one more warm day. overnight, warm for the remainder of the night. a bit of a warm morning. temperatures near 70 degrees. it's all for the overnight temperature. mixt

who serve in our defense our courageous men and women in uniform and familyall those who protect us heret home mindful that the work protecting america is never finished we will do everything our power to keep america safe. let us renew our spirit for that day not the human capacity for evil but for good. not the desire to destroy but the impulse to save, serve and to by. on this first national day of service and remembrance, we can summon once more that ordinary goodness of america, to serve our communities, to strengthen our country, and to better our world. most of all, on a day when others sought to zap our confidence, let us renew our common purpose, remember how we came together as one nation, one people, as americansing, united in the only -- americans united not only in our grief but to stand up for one another, for the country we all love. this may be the greatest lesson of this day. the strongest rebuke to those who attacked us. the highest tribute to those taken from us, such sense of purpose need not be a fleeting moment, it can be a lasting virtue, the threw their livethroug

ability of risk in the system. >> well, before talking about regulation, again regulators failed us here. let's talk about the economic establishment. all these measures, transitory deficit, oh, we will pay it back. k08s from people using models that do not predict what is going on. they did not see the elephant in the room as i said, and all these models are completely unpredictive of anything. so don't predict. let's try to lower debt so we don't have to predict. as to the regulators, we have to realize that the regulators got us here by favouring risk measurement system by banks and banks lost $4.3 trillion on failures of risk management system, that the regulators -- the value of risks and regulators are the ones who help people get in the aaa securities with these regulations. so regulations are not a -- i agree regulation can do a good job but just blind regulation is not the solution. the solution to me is the cancer we have the system. too much debt and let's stop s. let's remove the tumor. it takes, you know, work to remove the tumor. it's painful to remove the tumor. but the so

the american people sent us here to work together to solve the problems of our country. they didn't come here to talk about our behavior. they didn't send us here to do that. what they wanted us to do is deal with the issue of health care. the president said we ought to work in a bipartisan fashion to get health care reform accomplished. i agree with the president. i'm here. i'm willing. i'm able. set the time and a place and we'll be there with our solutions to the health care problems in the country. but to divert the nation's attention from the issues that they care about, health care, trying to make sure that we get jobs back into our economy, trying to do something about record deficits and record debt, no, no, no. we're not doing any of that. we're here on some witch-hunt, some partisan stunt that the american people are not going to respect. and with that i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from south carolina. the gentleman will suspend for the second. the chair will remind all pe

us. we'll be back here tomorrow. rick sanchez picks it up from here. >> teach anderson. >> the preacher who suggests the president should die is warunni a business, is he doing it inside his church? take a look at that map behind him, that's important. i'll tell you why. >>> the president's speech to school kids, really indoctrination or politics as usual? what about the fact that you just can't stand this buy. . >>> look at this map, all of those are murdered women. how hard was it to figure out there was a pattern here? a serial killer pattern. >>> reid and pelosi get the plan from the president. but what is the plan? no, really. what is it. that's what the president has to finally communicate on our national conversation as we commemorate one very successful year on the air. tuesday, september 8, 2009. >>> hello, again, everybody, i'm rick sanchez, with me next, a generation of news, this is a conversation, this is not a speech and it's always your turn to get involved. all right, as we get started, the president

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thank you for joining us here. how many more will we he have out here?ert county fair coming up at the end of the month. there is a special section for home-brewed wines. >> reporter: we can do it. we're adding on. patrick's going to start in the spring. another wine trail. great idea for this trail. >> thank you very much. we can also go hunting. >> reporter: i'm not going back home. i'm staying here. we're be -- we'll be back with more. this morning on the calvert county patuxent wine trail. meggen? >> i mean, fossil hunting, wine, you've got it made. fairs, what else have you got down there? >> reporter: that's it. >> i want to you channel lucille ball because i want to see you squash some grapes with your feet, okay? >> yeah, sure. >> all right. we'll check in with you in a bit. >> we'll see you. >>> in this tough economy, making sure you protect your identity is incredibly important. coming up, why simply shredding the documents should be the first thing you do. we'll tell you where to do it for free this weekend. >>> plus, our kitchen is a busy pla

. >> three of us here. two next door. >> like so many, they battle the rising water. >> mid chest high. and in the street you can see there is a decent current. on the way over here, we had to link arms to get over here. >> police go door-to-door. >> down there you can barely see the top of the fence, 4'down. >> shannon tries to help. >> it is pretty bad around certain streets, water is moving so swift you cannot paddle back up. >> but debris floats by. >> i am not leaving without the dog. >> there is a growing fear. >> until they say it is clear to walk or send a boat. we will be here. >> came down to make sure everybody is okay. >> i cannot believe the rescue boats are on standby, as they patrol the fast current. >> this thing is so flooded i cannot even -- >> meanwhile shane sends messages, and shannon responds. >> you are awesome. thank you so much. >> and then the tides turn. >> at the height of the flooding the water was about 3 feet high at this location. you can see it went up to here. but you can a

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he's joined us here in the studio. >> yeah, good morning. we do have improving news for ethekened, but we are goingngni al elouwxtfrs e time. largefre oa o low pressure spinning like a giantow merry-go-round ofnai r right near ocean city and it is pushing that rain farther to the west. right now we're getting light rain in washington but some more moderate to heavier rainr iaiou eastern suburbs and around the ouy and on the eastern shore. cd this area of rain is going ononuto tepin taway here as get into theerft anoonft hours. t's going g, , ctfawno d , factnnow down to just 60 in washington. we're in the upper 50s tor nea 60 all around the region with this area of low pressure finally lifting out by later on today. we'll have improving news. but prepare for a wet morning bus stop for the children. definitely need umbrellas. passing showers through the morning and cool, in the 60s. later on today, a lower chance of any rain by this a eronno thwiighs upper 60s to near 70. improving news for the weekend. a small chance of a shower saturday, in

that does it for us here. good night. >> larry: patrick swayze made every woman want to be his dance partner or wife. the guy who was tender and tough is taken by cancer. grieving friends tell us what the world has lost. then, kanye west's outrageous act. >> taylor, i'm really happy for you and i'm going to let you finish, but beyonce had one of the best videos of all time. >> larry: stealing the mike and the spotlight from taylor swift. which kanye should we believe. dr. is here on the two-face rapper. the answers here on "larry king live." good evening. amily, friends and fans are patrick swayze. he lost his brave battle against pancreatic cancer at age 57 yesterday. we send our condolences to patrick's wife and family and will be speaking to his famous friends in a little while. joining us exclusively from palo alto, california is dr. george fisher. the oncologist who treated swayze in his last days at the stanford hospital and clinic. why is pancreatic cancer such a death blow? >> it's a difficult disease i

for us, here's what's going on for radar. with that ominous sky that did come through earlier today. boy, it's way out to the eastern shore now. there were earlier a couple of rum blts of thunder up now into parts of delaware. there's still a few lingering sprinkles and showers, folks in southern maryland you can st. mary's county and on to the northern neck and that's it. that will be the last of any rains i think we'll be seeing for a great part of the week moving off. to the north side, boy, there have been some nasty storms up into parts of central new york state, around rochester and earlier in buffalo, binghamton, new york, even severe thunderstorm warnings out there. nonetheless, with a strong winds, the colors are now coming on. this is the time of the year early october up into the northeast kingdom of vermont and some color beginning to just show up around skyline drive. i was out there this weekend. we've still got several weeks right in our own backyard, but it is a wonderful colorful time of the year. not so wond

used to treat heroine addicts. she and her boyfriend studied the effects of drugs here. clinton called and said his girlfriend had overdosed and died a short time later. he told police at johns had injected the drug used on heroine addicted and was going through with drawl but it is dangerous when used by nonaddicts. she ordered the drugs from the philippines, they found more than 25 marijuana plants at the home as well. mccracken faces drug possession, he's not charged in connection with his girlfriend's death. >> here he is a champion on the field and off as well. we celebrated the 40th birthday and helped raise awareness of the devastating disease that o. j. battles every single day, two rings for o. j. brought fans and family out in honor of the ravens -- there he is. he was diagnosed with als also known as lieu gehrigs back in 2007 it was called two rings for o. j., he helped bring to baltimore, the super bowl win with the ravens. his wife was overwhelmed. >> we are so humbled by the love that everyone has given to us and all that everyone has done. we just, i can't

use. >> here is some food for thought. this standard plastic cup will take thousands of years to break down in a landfill. this compostable cup will break down in less than two. >> like the epa's energy star label, the usda is developing the biopreferred label to help consumers makes biobased products even easier. >> the products themselves really do mean the future. you know, we are growing in industry and we are helping u.s. farmers look at developing an industry and stay competitive in the 21st century. that is a great way to spend your time. i mean, to have a job doing that is incredibly fulfilling. >> i'm howard bernstein. >> here is a closer look at those products. this is a hand sanitizer spray, instead of the stuff you get usually, this is different. we have a glass window cleaner that is ready to use and biopreferred and instead of the silicone, they have stuff here called lubrimagic. >> good stuff. let's talk weather, top. >> a lot of clouds today. temperatures make it to 80. don't look now, our first full day wi

the american people sent us here to work together to solve the problems of our country. they did not come here to talk about our behavior. they did not send us here to do that. they wanted us to deal with the issue of health care. the president said we ought to work in a bipartisan fashion to get health care reform accomplished. i agree with the president. i'm here. i'm willing. i'm able. set the time and a place, and we will be there with our solutions to the health-care problems in the country, but to divert the nation's attention sunday issues they care about -- health -- from the issues that they care about -- health care, to make sure we get good jobs back into our country, do something about record deficits and record debt -- no, we're not doing anything about that. we are here on some partisan stunt that the american people are not going to respect. with that, i reserve the balance of my time. >> the gentleman from south carolina. a one terminal per cent in the gallery that they are here a guest of the house, and any manner of approval or disapproval of the proceed

here. but sadly, this is a very early start to what we used to call fire season here in california.here are several going at once. remember, we have been covering this state's financial crisis. california can barely afford basic human services say nothing about fighting fires across the state. let's go 70 miles east of here, san bernardino county. another statewide battle. lee cowan is standing by there. >> reporter: thanks. firefighters are working all day here. it's 840 acres now. there are still mandatory evacuations in the neighborhood we are standing. for the people who live here, they are about as used to this as they can be. after all, there used to be a fire season that ran from now to christmas. now, with three years of draught, the threat of wildfires is pretty much year round. the color of california's hillsides say it all, brown. they are water starved boxes that crumble to the touch. >> here is an example of how dry it is. it's just ready -- look at this. it snaps off and crumples. this will ignite so easily. >> for bill peters, the real threat is the invisible one. the

we're here because we care about the people that sent us here. i said it earlier when i was here on the floor, just me at the top of this hour, when i said, you know something? no one came up to me and said, congressman, i woke up at 7:00 a.m. voting for representation, i'm so happy to send you, your wife and two kids to washington so you can have health care i will never have. and the bottom line is, i'm going to put these testimonials on my website some people have emailed to me and some i got from my town hall meeting. i'm look at robert from florida, he said as a self-employed person, i'm not eligible for group coverage. therefore i must pay $4,000 a year for my family of four, i have deductibles up to $7,000 before anything gets covered. in this current economy my income is greatly reduced but i cannot change for a less expensive plan until the month open enrollment comes around. that's almost a year away. it's nuts. in a nutshell, health care could well bankrupt me and even without a medical catastrophic event taking place. and i'm trying to

us. let's go to kim martucci. >> good morning. here's our time lapse tower cam from the netherlands carillon keeping an eye on the cloud deck we have and likely to stay with us through the day. sprinkles working their way in from the north and west. 59 degrees and winds the west at 3 miles an hour. the batch of rain i was talking about left pittsburgh behind. it is moving toward cumberland and soon to be northern maryland. we will have a couple of spotty showers skirt by through the middle of the day with cloudy conditions. so the light jacket, umbrella will serve you well. temperatures we have hit 60s out there. frederick is 61. that's the case in easton. quantico only 54. we are, as i mentioned -- oh, we just picked up to 61 degrees and 55 in culpeper. game plan, a couple of showers with cloudy weather. cooler in the 60s. on thursday we will brighten up the forecast and friday it is certainly my pick of the workweek. angie is keeping an eye on the traffic this wednesday. >> good morning. hey, everybody. it has been a busy morning for a

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here. we did place calls to the united states coast guard. we asked them before we took anything to air, can you tell us what's happening here. tell us. they did not know what was happening. so, that's how it transpired. as it turns out, nothing did happen. and that's the wonderful news here. that this was simply an exercise. there wasn't any tragedy here. but the fact that it happened on 9/11, so close to a site where there was a commemoration, is raising a lot of eyebrows. >> okay, jeanne, let's leave it -- let's leave it there for right now. >>> as i mentioned, a lot of questions still to be answered, and we're being promised a thorough review by the coast guard. jeanne, appreciate it, thank you. >>> still to come, members of the so-called gang of six are still trying to come to an agreement to health care reform. we will get a live update. - ( classical music playing throughout ) - wireless can bring even more freedom to the freest country on earth. so why should you be penalized for talking to someone, just because they're on another network. shouldn't you be able to call any mobile... on any network, at any time? it's a

us. i'm magan pringle. jamie is here this morning. we'll check in with him in a bit. in the meantime justin is live in the studio. we'll sent it over to him. >> i want to start off with doppler radar. we have heavy rains in the orange and red shadings. it is coming down good. puddles stretching through glen ample on the north side of towsend and the beltway you have had heavy rain in westminster. this is the north side of the beltway. it is sliding across the area. and though it is not as heavy on the south side of ann arundel county you may have some wet pavement. we'll watch this rain for the next two or three hours. after that temperatures may briefly dip into the upper 50s. we'll get back to 65 by lunchtime. partly sunny. 72 this afternoon. right now 6:00 to the roads we go with kim brown. >> thank you, justin. the earlier crash we had at lutherville has been cleared. as we look at the westside of the beltway at liberty road traffic is moving at a good pace. definitely use caution before you head out. no problems to let you know about so far on the beltway. we hav

casey jordan joining us here in new york. an update on what they were looking for and what was found. >> reporter: erica, first of all when the case broke late last month, they were looking at phillip and nancy has possible suspect in other high profile crimes. police were back out at the house using ground-penetrating radar to look for anything that might be buried beneath the ground, including bodies. 60 law enforement personnel were look for all kind of evidence. they are looking at a connection between them and the two kidnappings. the first involved eileen misheloff and the second was michaela garecht abducted outside of a market. police say that micheala and jaycee dugard, the victim held captive for about 20 year, dugard and garecht look similar in appearance and about the same age as well. police are saying a composite sketch of the suspect bears a striking resemblance to phillip garrido. >> i am hoping that this will lead to a resolution and i'm hoping that it will los angeles to a positive resolution. i know if jayc

and call us here at the warrant apprehension task force. one more time, (410)637-8970.ieutenant colonel jesse oden joins us now to talk about the importance of community involvement. we stress this every month. >> yes, it is joy. we cannot do it by ourselves. the community has to be our eyes and ears to help us solve the cases and get the bad guys off the streets. >> again, there is money on the line for these people if they call with information? >> yes there is. and we proved it last month when we arrested mr. brown. there is money available. you can always remain anonymous. we will not ask your name. telephone number. we will meet you wherever you want to be met at. give you the money and go about our business. >> thank you colonel. again, all we need to know is a little bit of information. often times that cracks one of the cases. wide open. that number, one more time 410-637-8970. i am joy lepola. , reporting live back to you in the studio. >> more terrorist plots foiled. details about the two new arrests made. still ahead. >> and there are plenty of medicines to t

it got us thinking here, if it's technically over, when is it going to feel like it's over? steve, what is it going take? do people need to see that unemployment rate go down. >> if the past two recessions are any indications, they shouldn't even bother to call the end to the recession. it will take months and years for americans to start feeling the effects of the actual recovery. unemployment at recession. unemployment in the last recession, the '91 recession, peaked 15 months after it ended and 19 months after the '01 recession ended. we'd be into november of 2010 before we start to climb the rate. look at payrolls. about two years after '91. that means to put the same amount of americans back to america, three years and three months. what about growth? it took three quarters to hit and maintain the 3% after '91. '01, six quarters. the stock market however, a very different deal. first, let's look at profits. it took eight quarters in '91 to get back to peak s&p levels, but regained the peak level during the recession. there's your evidence of the stock market being a for

life has brought in gifts to us, two brothers, two sisters, and their families. i wish he could be here to share them. but he can still be with us in the way we live our lives. he taught us to be humble and to be patient with one another, to never hold on to anger or hate. and in his own words, to find the strength to be gentle and the courage to be kind. this is a poem that expresses how i feel. i carry your heart with me, i carry it in my heart, i am never without you. anywhere i go, you go, my dear. and whatever is done by only mean is your doing, my love. i fear no fate, for you are my fate. i want no world, for beautiful, you are my world, my true. and it's you are whatever a moon has always meant and whatever a sun will always sing is you. cesar, we miss you very much and thank you for sharing your life with me. love you. >> 9:06 now. we're looking at live pictures from the site of the world trade center, remembering september 11th. people have been throwing flowers into the waters there. we've been listening to the victim's names being read. now listening to the governor of new y

to their families and all those who protect us here at home. that the work is never finished. we will do everything in our power to keep america safe. let us renew the true spirit of that day, not the human capacity for evil, but that for good. not the desire to destroy, but the impulse to save and serve and to build. on this first national day of service and remembrance we can summon once more that ordinary goodness of america to serve our committees, strengthen our country, better our world. most of all, on a day when others sought to sap our confidence let us renew our common purpose, let us remember how we can together as one nation, when people as americans, united not only in brief, but in resolved to stand with one another for the country we all love. this may be the greatest lesson of this day, the strongest rebuke to those who attacked us, the highest tribute to those taken from us. such a sense of purpose may not be fleeting. it can be a lasting virtue. through their lives and through you, the loved ones they left behind, the men and

what's going on around us here this morning? swine flu is officially here surfacing at schools across the area. the younger population is one of the most vulnerable. as kelly swoope shows us how one school is handling h1n1. >> reporter: state health officials say when it comes to severity the swine flu appears to be very similar to the seasonal flu. schools are taking h1n1 head on and not taking any chances. >> what i need you to do is to make sure you wash your hands throughout the day often. >> reporter: nurse terry shahhold is reinforcing the basics at trinity lutheran school in harper county. hygiene has always been important, this year their efforts are stepped up. >> they have had one confirmed case of the h1n1 flu. >> reporter: that's the news delivered this week. since my daughter attends the school, i got the message on my cell phone. >> this was a very mild case. >> reporter: i made everyone aware, i didn't want anyone to be too anxious or upset, you know, that we do have the one case. >> reporter: the good news is the

i mentioned yesterday some of you perhaps were not here, but coervatives used to meet regularly in the 70's and 80's. many times every wednesday for seven, eight years at my home for breakfast and we said we were the leadersthe alternatives to the democrats, jimmy carter etc and w he to go back to those days now and again that we a the leaders and we will have accesso the media. i wrote a book a few years a called new alterti media. the first and only book that chronicled how the conservatives finally got access to the microphones of the cntry. it turns out it's an eiting ti to be involved because we do have accesto the media in a way that was unthinkable. >> tom, do you want to add to that >> i would add to that in addition to what richard has said we have got to persuade more busess people who are on our side to invest in media. this conference includes a lot of investment of professionals, a lot of investors and to the look at their portfolio at oil, gas, manufacturing, whatever the part othe portfolio is is anyone looking at media? one of my friends in washington for insnce has bou

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