. >> venus williams battling knee trouble.ad to face slovenia's magdalena rybarikova in round three, first set venus the big forehand finish, she would take the first set 6-2, has the brace on the left knee, still. looks like the knee is not bothering venus here. great court coverage and she puts it away with the backhand volley, venus up 4-3 in the second. match point now for venus. she would finish it off at net. venus wins despite double faulting seven times. she will face kim clijsters in the fourth round -- clijsters the 2005 champ. sister serena facing maria jose martinez sanchez. they met in the french open. when they played in france, serena called sanchez a cheat. serena won the first set 6-3. second set, serena, one of her 30 winners. this wasn't that much of a contest. serena got a little bit of a challenge in the second set, but she would take this in straight sets 6-3, 7-5. serena 28-1 in her last five majors. after the win, serena, the defending champ, said, "can't spell dynasty without nasty." coming up on espne

venus would win that game. go up 4-3. venus would advance in straight sets. she wins despite double faulting seven times, so venus on to round four of the sweet 16. and there she'll face 05 champ kim clistjers. >> serena facing maria jose martinez sanchez in the third round. that's one person. last time they faced each other was in the french open. and serena called sanchez a cheat. serena up 6-56789 from there it was all bookkeeping. serena in straight sets. she improves to 28-1 in her last five majors. serena said can't spell dynasty without nasty. >> coming up, the appetite for college football's first saturday. with friday battling the big easy. and it was a rough day for too the for tiger. the for tiger. see where hemore cash over here! it's much easier to find money at esurance. great auto insurance rates and lots of discounts! got insurance already? save more with esurance's "switch & save (tm) discount"! it also pays to shop online. you get esurance's "fast 5 (tm) discount" just for getting an instant online quote. - thanks, professor. - don't forget

. >> venus williams battling knee trouble.ad to face slovenia's magdalena rybarikova in round three, first set venus the big forehand finish, she would take the first set 6-2, has the brace on the left knee, still. looks like the knee is not bothering venus here. great court coverage and she puts it away with the backhand volley, venus up 4-3 in the second. match point now for venus. she would finish it off at net. venus wins despite double faulting seven times. she will face kim clijsters in the fourth round -- clijsters the 2005 champ. sister serena facing maria jose martinez sanchez. they met in the french open. when they played in france, serena called sanchez a cheat. serena won the first set 6-3. second set, serena, one of her 30 winners. this wasn't that much of a contest. serena got a little bit of a challenge in the second set, but she would take this in straight sets 6-3, 7-5. serena 28-1 in her last five majors. after the win, serena, the defending champ, said, "can't spell dynasty without nasty." coming up on espne

venus fly trap. that cracks me up. >> thinking. >> by the way, gordon jump is a friend of ours from other circumstances. he was at the send maytag repairman. also he was stationed manager, righ >> that's right. >> i've got a lot of heroes. in fact, i don't get hung up on turkeys and maybe that's one reason. there are a lot of just normal people here that are doing the best that they are doing a whole lot better than anyone thought they would ever do. they are heroes to me. the ones that are trying hard and they are making it, that's fine. a lot of young people i know we're given everything to them on a silver spoon. they just frankly blew it. it's a classic second generation, third generation, some of these that we've had that were built up from scratch. and second generation lettuce or go to pot. just a lot of them. storming norman schwarzkopf went in and told the first president bush. he said if you want to syndicate here's what we're going to have to do. if you don't want to do it, i do want to go

that is just horrible. >> venus and serena williams leaving monday night football.miles. >> hey, guys. >> their team totally won last night. wait. their team lost last night. >> fantastic! >> no, not fantastic. the colts beat your dolphins on national television. and you know how many games your team has won this season? none! you should go into the locker room and say this. >> they're new to the ownership thing. they didn't realize that the team has to win. >> they also think the dolphins they bought are these. so for the sake of miami, start acting like owners. your first order of business? lose the damn theme song. ♪ miami dolphins number one ♪ >> we've got tara wheeler. she was miss virginia 2008. >> oh, yeah! [laughter] >> what? >> we got her in virginia. we get her going into this salon where she basically went in to get her hair shaved off. she did it for charity, to raise money for kids with cancer. >> isn't that nice? >> we get her beforehand. >> i was nervous at first. but now i'm excited because i'm a healthy 25-year-old and my hair is going to grow back.

and he has no shortage of venues to try to accomplish that. he's got a massive global worries, economic downturn, very concrete ahead of them is the israeli-palestinian conflict, and also state building in afghanistan. how did -- can he reach out to other nations, what can he do to help? peacekeepers, about 115,000 round the world, -- >> one thing he does have is plenty of detractors. the republican opponents are saying now we go on the offensive, asking for a multilateral platform is a sign of weakness. it is seen as a sign of weakness by manic -- many americans. >> that is certainly what his critics -- the venue they will look to attack. the u.n. ambassador, rice, took a different tone. she said we are making a new approach here. and when you talk about multilateral diplomacy and you don't have yet anything to show for it, you put yourself in a vulnerable position. and president obama, some say did that yesterday when he brought together the israeli and palestinian leaders. there was the symbolic handshake. we have seen the handshake. but no

with older sister venus knocked out of the u.s. open, younger sister serena showed why the williams' name still needs to be feared. and the sooners are dealing with a worst case scenario, thanks to the sam bradford injury. why our expert thinks there's no reason to panic. [closed captioning provided by espn, inc.]

to the third, clijsters wearing venus down. kim clijsters onto the quarterfinals, 6-4 in the third.ing out the fedex cup playoff is harder than the nfl salary cap. bill belichick will go a long way to watch golf in person anonymously. steve stricker, the boy scout demeanor, he's a tiger inside. we'll talk about tiger later, though. two shots on the par 3, it's good. a little hop up and snuggling to a foot. worth a little grin for stricker. mr. steve at 18. the eagle for the outright lead at the time. a round of 65. gets us 13 under par. padraig harrington also at 18, parting from the rough. that's where he finds the shade. he's at 12 under par. leaderboard come pressed like a zip drive. the share the lead at 13 under. four flayers -- players tied at one shot back. tiger woods you wonder not in contention, another day of missed putts has him five off the pace. 2:00 on monday on tv 11. 11 news continues after this. fiber one. i'm looking for some fiber. this bar is an excellent source of fiber. there's no fiber in this. tastes too good. there is fiber. [ chuckle ] no. i can't taste th

venus to the court. she had to work on her left knee. it seemed to bother her.his is the first set. she hit a backhand crosscourt winner. she takes the first set, 7-6. she came back to when the second and third set with strong backing and precision. venus williams escapes the first match at the u.s. open. roger fetter got to a good start. he dominated the tempo, overpowering a straight set. his u.s. open winning streak is 35 matches. in late game in the coast of san diego. they trail 2-1 in that game. baltimore orioles. one player had a perfect game. you do not want to be the one to end it. two out in the seventh. there goes the perfect game. it was 3-0 in the eighth. johnny damon's course easily. one player felt his way around home. new york beat baltimore 5-1. favre = m a break. he is playing well. -- give him a bk.. (announcer) what the world needs now is energy. the energy to get the economy humming again. the energy to tackle challenges like climate change. what if that energy, came from an energy company. every day, chevron invests $62 million in people. i

and there is venus over the potomac on this monday morning. right now a cool 61 in washington and as we look at radar, no precipitation around the region on this monday morning. the 21st day of september. the equinox arrives tomorrow. it's only near 60 in arlington and fairfax counties. montgomery county, only in the 50s. only in the 50s in prince george's county as well. eastern shore, they're only in the mid-50s. near the bay, in southern maryland, weather watchers reporting temperatures there only the low to mid-50s this morning. 50s across most of virginia and maryland, shenandoah valley and the blue ridge. as we take a look at the regional temperatures, eastern shore, mid-50s. only in the mid-50s in the mountains, but some milder air is beginning to build in the midwest. that will begin to arrive here by later on this afternoon. but for us this morning, we have just a few clouds coming through at this hour. but it's all cloudy. shenandoah valley over the mountains. here's a line of some showers now just coming into the ohio valley but the

the united nations offers a venue and formum for nations to live together, and to live up to the charter and to provide global peace and security. i have in high -my office in the state department, a picture of eleanor roosevelt, one of my particular heroines and sitting a desk working on human rights. and i said this before, channeling eleanor roosevelt is not a bad idea. it reminds us what is at stake as we move forward with our responsibilities, as does strobe's recent book, the great experiment. we have to have effective global institutions, that's not a choice. that's an imperative, it's up to us how to make them effective. united nations is a building and able to make those act by decisions by member nations. we in my view ignore it and walk away from it in our peril, especially in the 21st century, where interconnectiveness gives promise to those could be ignored in the post. no issue poses a more serious threat to our security and world, and it will be a main topic next week and beyond. the president outlined a robust arms control nonproliferation agenda in prague, and we believe

i can just say venus, done. >> yep. >> venus would move on 6-2, 7-5.the fourth round where she'll take on kim clistjers. >> top stories on the way here on espnews. including the role to played in the firing of his offensive coordinator. >> great. but put a ring of cheese in the crust and...jackpot! courtside...great. in between them... jackpot! pizza night...great. stuff crust pan pizza night...jackpot! (announcer) introducing pizza hut's new stuffed crust pan pizza. your favorite pan pizza with a jacot of awesome meed cheese in the crust. get a large one toppinfor just $10.99. it's my w favorite pizza. jackpot! legarrette blount done for the year after throwing this punch. how it affects oregon, and blount's future in the nfl. for the third time this week, an offensive coordinator gets canned. why t.o. says it was all his fault. and the best player in the world, experiencing the same trouble we all do on the golf course. this is espnews. >> get right to it. the cardinals and the pyros. highlights first here on espne espnews. another historic home run

the new fbi warnings affect transit systems, hotels and entertainment venues. officials at national harbor say they see themselves as a potential target. federal investigators believe a suspect they have in custody may have been plotting to set off hydrogen peroxide bombs hidden in backpacks. they are looking in to whether he had more accomplices they don't know about. >>> also this morning the associated press reports there may have been missteps made in this case. with me is the university of maryland law professor michael greenberger and the former justice department official. thank you very much for being with us. the missteps that the associated press is reporting this morning is on the part of the nypd for blowing open the fbi case. tell us more about this. >> well, obviously, what seems to have happened was that the colorado man and his father were being followed and they were not yet ready to pull the plug on the investigation. it seems as if they were trying to connect all of the dots with his associates, his affiliates to feed the scope of the investi

film festivals all over the world and they are winning very prestigious breezes and there isn't a venuehem to be seen here and we have happy to have the opportunity to have them participate. >> you say there isn't a venue to have them widely seen in the united states. is that because of the politics or the political controversial theme of the movies themselves? >> i don't think so. i think people are curious and they want to see film actress different cultures. it is really matter of they just don't have distribution in the u.s. and therefore there's no reason to bring them here and put them in theaters. >> we call them arabian film festivals and films from a particular region of the world, but there are so many different countries and so many different issues it's not all serious. some are funny. tell us about some of the films, especially the ones that will open at the festival. >> they run the gamut. we have comedies and dramas. we have romances, but we have quite a few comedies this year, which is really nice. it putts nice facet to the festival and it deals with issues that maybe t

i just said good luck. >> what did venus have to say?> oh, you know, that was between me and v. >> do you feel like others have been more angry in tennis matches and not lost them on a -- >> absolutely. i feel like -- i was watching lots of matches just because of all the rain coverage. there's been a lot of things out there, a lot of arguments in the past and -- well, fortunately, they didn't lose the match. but, you know, like i said, things always -- i don't know. it's fine. i'm moving on. >> how will you look back on this? >> pardon? >> how will you look back on this match and the way it ended? >> i haven't had a chance to think about it. i feel that i could have played better. again, i feel that kim played an incredible match. she definitely came out with a plan. and i'm glad i got a chance to play, because now i know what to expect and what to do and what to work on. and i think that there are so many things that i can do on the court to actually do better. so that's what i will think about, what i can do better and learn from it,

i just said good luck. >> what did venus have to say?> oh, you know, that was between me and v. >> do you feel like others have been more angry in tennis matches and not lost them on a -- >> absolutely. i feel like -- i was watching lots of matches just because of all the rain coverage. there's been a lot of things out there, a lot of arguments in the past and -- well, fortunately, they didn't lose the match. but, you know, like i said, things always -- i don't know. it's fine. i'm moving on. >> how will you look back on this? >> pardon? >> how will you look back on this match and the way it ended? >> i haven't had a chance to think about it. i feel that i could have played better. again, i feel that kim played an incredible match. she definitely came out with a plan. and i'm glad i got a chance to play, because now i know what to expect and what to do and what to work on. and i think that there are so many things that i can do on the court to actually do better. so that's what i will think about, what i can do better and learn from it,

there is venus.he sun will be up in about 35 minutes and temperatures around the region are fresh and cool, low and mid-50s around washington and the nearby suburbs. 58 now in washington. from anacostia to brandywine, springfield and clarksburg, a cool morning under way. out in western loudoun county, only 50 degrees right now. the rest of the day, we'll have increasing clouds, a front moving in from the midwest will maybe trigger a passing shower, especially to the north of washington by early to mid-afternoon, highs reaching the mid-70s. a blustery wind will kick in behind that front out of the northwest, gusting to 25 miles an hour. much cooler tomorrow morning, in the 40s. afternoon highs on tuesday with a blustery wind. in the mid-60s and partly cloudy. upper 60s or so perhaps by mid-afternoon. another cool day on wednesday and thursday but the wind will diminish and we'll have dry conditions. should be dry and sunny friday up near 70, perhaps a passing shower on saturday over the weekend. ashle

but at that venue, extremely inappropriate.ee all of the time, what do they want to hear, world peace? as soon as a woman doesn't give the world the answer, why is all of a sudden she's all over national news? it's the huge, huge controversy all because i said a marriage is between a man and a woman? are you serious? it doesn't make any sense to me, a 22-year-old college student. as i began to answer the question, in my head i was thinking, god, why is this question being asked? but you know what? i'm going to deal with this question. i'm going to answer it to the best of my ability, stay true to who i am, what i believe, and the way that i was raised. and that's it. >> remember for the latest political news any time, check out cnnpolitics.com. >>> now that i'm on twitter, along comes twitlila. geared toward jewish mothers and their kids. >> wolf, actually calling your jewish mother may take hours. with this, you can update her in an instant. >> twitter for your jewish mother. every time you want to update your jewish mother go

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the history of the classic venue is the story of strong-willed people with very specific ideas. and an awful lot of money. >> in 1954, canadian distiller, samuel bronfman decided to build a headquarters for his seagrams empire in new york city. always a master of marketing, he proposed designing a building in the shape of a giant whiskey decanter. his 27-year-old daughter, phyllis, a talented arctic tekt living in paris read about her father's idea and she was not pleased. >> she called and told him that that was just outrageous and he ought to do something better. and my grandfather was never thrilled to the idea that she was a single woman alone in paris, anyway. he made a deal with her. he said, all right, if you'll come back to montreal and oversee the project, i'll let you handle it. so she did. >> phyllis lambert hired german architect van der rohe to come up with the design. >> she felt he was the greatest architect of that movement and greatest architect of that time. >> she and mies were able 0 come to a meeting of the minds. >> when they presented their plans to samuel

and she is even more dominant when teamed up with sister venus.ning four of the five events they entered. including three grand slams. straight ahead on espnews. troy polamalu won't play sunday against the bears. why there is still good news in pittsburgh. and after two years away from boxing, floyd mayweather returns to the ring. >> "college football overdrive" is back. it's year four on "espnews." every saturday from 3:00 to 8:00 eastern we take you live to the most exciting games from across the country. >> it's intercepted. not going to catch him. at it two for the buckeyes. >> we offer expert analysis. 3:00 eastern on "espnews." >> tigers opening a three-game series against the royals. washburn's struggles continued on tuesday night. the first inning, gong. -- gone. three-run home run. the royals hit a trio of three-run home runs. tigers have lost four in the laeight days. washburn lasted just one inning. he is 1-3 in eight starts and his e.r.a. is nearly three timeses a high as it was in seattle. >> preseason hockey. bruins and rangers. firs

and she is even more dominant when teamed up with sister venus.ning four of the five events they entered. including three grand slams. straight ahead on espnews. troy polamalu won't play sunday against the bears. why there is still good news in pittsburgh. and after two years away from boxing, floyd mayweather returns to the ring. [ birds squawking ] [ moos ] [ man announcing ] if you think about it, this is what makes theladders different from other job search sites. we only want the big jobs. welcome to theladders. a premium job site for only $100k+ jobs and only $100k+ talent. >> tigers opening a three-game series against the royals. washburn's struggles continued on tuesday night. the first inning, gong. -- gone. three-run home run. the royals hit a trio of three-run home runs. tigers have lost four in the laeight days. washburn lasted just one inning. he is 1-3 in eight starts and his e.r.a. is nearly three timeses a high as it was in seattle. >> preseason hockey. bruins and rangers. first period, bruins on the power play, and hamill, number

off in the east you can see venus gleaming brilliantly in a clear sky. it is an autumnal chill that descended upon us overnight. now just 54 in washington, upper 40s in prince george's county as well as montgomery and arlington and fairfax. it's in the upper 40s in prince willm county, fauquier, as well as stafford and spotsylvania. farther to the west it's in the 50s where there are a few clouds around the shenandoah valley from tenleytown to ft. washington, franconia and laytonsvil laytonsville, a lot of sunshine this morning. eastern shore near 50 degrees now. we'll have plenty of sun this morning but clouds developing this afternoon with winds gusting 35 to 40 miles an hour as highs reach near 70. blustery tomorrow still. still cooler than average, highs 60s to near 70. over the weekend, could get a passing shower. i'll have your forecast for tonight's u2 concert as well as the national travel forecast coming up in ten minutes. ashley, how's the traffic? >> starting off just got word of a new accident, 95 headed southbound -- well, unsure of the dire

and she is even more dominant when teamed up with sister venus.ning four of the five events they entered. including three grand slams. straight ahead on espnews. troy polamalu won't play sunday against the bears. why there is still good news in pittsburgh. and after two years away from boxing, floyd mayweather returns to the ring. >> "college football overdrive" is back. it's year four on "espnews." every saturday from 3:00 to 8:00 eastern we take you live to the most exciting games from across the country. >> it's intercepted. not going to catch him. at it two for the buckeyes. >> we offer expert analysis. 3:00 eastern on "espnews." >> tigers opening a three-game series against the royals. washburn's struggles continued on tuesday night. the first inning, gong. -- gone. three-run home run. the royals hit a trio of three-run home runs. tigers have lost four in the laeight days. washburn lasted just one inning. he is 1-3 in eight starts and his e.r.a. is nearly three timeses a high as it was in seattle. >> preseason hockey. bruins and rangers. firs

it's not creating sports venues, for example, that will create the legacy.omething in the way of transportation or communications infrastructure that is key really to having some lasting effect from the olympic games. >> suarez: professor robert body joins us from chicago. thanks for talking to us. >> you're very welcome, ray. nice to be with you. >> lehrer: next tonight, an update of the president's promise to shut down the guantanamo bay prison. margaret warner begins with some background. >> warner: it was a promise president obama campaigned on. to close the detention center at the u.s. naval base in guantanamo bay, cuba. and on his second full day in office, mr. obama signed an executive order to make good on the pledge. >> guantanamo will be closed no later than one year from now. >> warner: but it's proven harder than expected to stick to that timetable. >> it's going to be tough. >> warner: yesterday defense secretary gates conceded the deadline may slip. >> i was one of those who argued for a firm deadline because i said that's the only way you move

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. >> the senate finance committee became the venue and the first venue in the senate. this has been fought out in the house and the public option won. the first time the senate debated it. jay rockefeller, the liberal democrat offering his amendment to add a public option saying something as sensitive as health care the private insurance market simply isn't working. >> we need this option because our insurance companies have failed to meet their obligations in this whole matter of how do you unroll health care reform. the insurance companies, in my judgment, are determined to protect their profits and put their customers second. >> now, much of the five hours of debate that followed that statement was the classic republican/democrat argument, republicans talking about the private sector and the strengths of the private sector. democrats talking about government. democrats have the votes now. the reason that amendment went down is senator rockefeller ran into key resistance by conservatives in his own party. >> the question is how do you most effectively provide competi

. >> a report on renovations to one of the most renowned sporting venues. >>> in sports, nationals trying to avoid the 100 loss mark tonight. clinton portis says the entire redskins organization is on the hot seat. and michael vick getting ready to make his regular season debut on sunday. >>> we are looking at some of the stories making headlines tonight. >>> president obama challenged other united nations leaders to help step up and address the world's problems. he called on other countries to forget past sentiments that the u.s. likes to do things on its own. >>> officials with the treasury department have about drawn the request to change traffic patterns on f street. officials wanted to make the street go one way to deter potential terror attacks. >>> two men now have been charged in the murder of a 22-year-old fairfax woman. erika yancey was killed last november. one was her roommate. investigators are releasing few details about the murder or motives. >>> a teenager appeared in court today. 19-year-old colin mckenzie-gude pled guilty to one count of possession of a constructive devi

dick: in case you're just joining us, earlier today serena and venus williams won the women's doubles championship 6-2, 6-2. so the sisters on three of the four major doubles titles this year. only the french open escaping them. arthur ashe stadium. largest arena in this sport, 23,500 for this rain delayed monday final. john: that was not going to work even if it went over. got to that ball late. gave it away what he was going to do and federer would have been there in plenty of time. as soon as he went over there with the one hand, federer knew he wasn't going to put a whole lot on it. >> i think it's out. john: thought about challenging it but decides not to. dick: jake conor in the chair saying he thought it was out. and he was wrong. mary: it should be 40-15. john: federer was there. he was close enough. i'm surprised that he didn't i'm surprised that he didn't challenge. dick: and here's another break point to federer. he's had a ton of them today and converted just enough to have the two sets to one lead. mary: if he gets this break, you have to assume roger is going to finish i

. >> barricades around the senate venue. they will talk about economy and other topics through climate change. nuclear weapons will also be discussed. president obama is chairing a meeting with leaders of the security council. >> the nuclear power reputation -- nuclear proliferation is growing. the prospects of wars and acts of terrorists could be on a scale that we could hardly imagine. >> leaders are expected to unanimously adopted a resolution calling for a reduction in nuclear weapons. the white house sees it as an endorsement of the president's nuclear gender. back to you. >> -- nuclear agenda. we are expecting a number of protests today probably a bigger one. they have turned violent in the past. thousands of police are being brought in out of state and members of the national guard. in downtown, this area has been closed to most traffic. they are trying to limit anybody around this area for the summit. >> that is nikole killion why in pittsburgh. have a good day. >> you, too. >> many believe we need health care reform

you can see venus there predawn glow. sunrise about an hour away. on radar, getting maybe a few sprinkles showing up near front royal and western fauquier county. elsewhere, a little bit of fog that's forming, especially prince george's county and around fairfax county. highs today into the 70s. a pa chance of passing showers this afternoon and evening. friday, sunny, near 80 and should be mostly dry over the weekend, except maybe some showers late saturday night, into sunday. how's the traffic? >> starting to see a little bit of volume. 270 in the southbound direction, as per the usual, starting to slow around 109 as you make your way toward father hurley. beyond that you're in the clear toward the capital beltway. traveling on the 95 corridor making your way northbound, woodbridge to lorton picking up some volume but closer to springfield, volume not as big of an issue. 395 still in the clear at last check. back to you. >> thanks, ashley. >> the redskins rookie who hasn't even played yet makes a big mistake. he has some tweet words that weren't sw

to the venue for the tent, or the current tent venue, bedford, new york. what is going on, jeff? >> reporter: ron allen mentioned political they're tater. gadhafi set up the tent on the property of donald trump, and trump saying he was not sure who they were leasing the property to. they stopped building the tent. moammar gadhafi was staying here, and people raised their voices and were angry. >> i don't know if we should organize a protest. >> we don't want any terrorists anywhere near us. what the hell is he doing here? it just doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: so moammar gadhafi likes tents more than hotels. he hates elevators. he tried to set up a tent in the park, and the city denied that request. and corzine came out and said we don't want you here. and the donald trump organization now saying they have a deal with middle eastern partners and work with them all the time and leased the space out to the partners and they are looking into the matter. but with that stop work order, it appears kau gadhafi will not stay here. >> chuck todd is here, and vickie ward is here. and

is it a coince kense that the -- coincidence that they're picking friendly venues? >> no doubt because in large part what the president has to do in his address was the first salvo to do it is bring back democrats to support his version of reform. the president doesn't have a health plan. he doesn't. he articulated principles back in june. he then abdicated the responsibility of developing a plan to charles rangel, waxman and nancy pelosi, the rad cad fringe in the house and came up with various bills. most talk about hr-3200 which i couldcated they'd support benefits for illegal aliens, can which the president said was a lie, and then the president says it's not true. that's not what i'm saying tonight. not what he said that night but that's where the discussion has been all summer. the american people rejected it including moderate democrats. this is a civil war among democrats so that's why he's in minnesota and talking to the aioico and going to public university in washington. the president has work to do with his own party. >> jamie: let me let julian get in h

if you look at the list of possible venues there, it's half the yellow pages.t clearly tells you the authorities don't know what it was. they don't feel they have all the people involved rounded up. they think they are still out there and still might have the capacity to carry out an attack. why not urge the people in charge of security at those places to keep an extra eye out? that's the audience, not the public. it's the people in charge of security. in fact, in response, while metro says they haven't done anything different here, long island railroad is increasing extra security on the fork subways. >> and we areeeing tonight at the nationals ballpark, they are starting to check bags more. how should the public interpret this? should they just go about their lives and not think about it? >> i think it's a legitimate concern. what the people of homeland security would say, go on about your business, lead your security to the the professionals and we'll do whatever we think is necessary. i must say my own personal view is that is a prudent thing to say. if you

kim kliister taking on venus williams. he was a wild card entry and upsets venus williams in three sets to advance to the quart are fils. >> got all those strong baby hormones. >> yes, indeed. we know about those. >> my dog is no longer with us but if he was, he would have liked going to the baseball game. he would have been watching the ball like crazy. >> mine too. let me go get that ball. >> i want to start with the focus on a hes. a lot of people still own there. we are waking up with cloud cover and we have an p rslsisooithomef swe ossibility of some showers in fo ree . ca want to start with hd radar. here we are in washington at the top of the screen u b anc se sthey're lurking just off the coast here just off the coast where ocean city is currently located. we have some light shower activity and a lot of clouds here. i think the showers will start to move in. here are the showers just off to the south an east. the winds are out of the east this morning. i thinke will see some shower activity. a better chance at the

pressure venue to try to sell health care reform. he failed then. that's why there's so much pressure on this president, that there's not a repeat. that they fail on health reform and a year later take a beating at the polls in the midterm congressional elections. what is interesting is after the meeting speaker pelosi emerged still pushing very hard on the public option even though there are others in the democratic party who don't want it as badly. >> on the public option, i believe that the public option will be essential to our passing a bill in the house of representatives. because as the president has said, and i listened to him very carefully, he believes that the public option is the best way to keep the insurance companies honest and to increase competition in order to lower costs, improve quality, retain choice. if you like what's you have, you can keep it, and expand coverage. in a fiscally sound way, that is saves money. >> but advisers to the president are suggesting that maybe mr. obama will be not quite as aggressive t

luxury hotels, sports venues, entertainment. mayor giuliani saying to people, when you go outside, look around you, be aware, that sort of thing. do we expect to see that, hear that tomorrow? >> i kind of doubt it, just because i think people are a lit bit daetenned to it. what sit about eight years since it happened. for good or bad, i think that's true. i think there's a false or correct sense of security among americans this is not going to happen again and i hope that's the case. >> do you think realistically as far as tomorrow's open it's going to be a major impact? i know it's a tough question. we're going to hear reports tonight. the police department, ray kelly who has a phenomenal anti-terrorist unit here. we're going to hear the fbi, we're going to hear homeland security. can the authorities calm these concerns john, such that we might have a normal opening tomorrow? >> i certainly hope so. i always trust the message of the market. i think if you see the stocks open up tomorrow, that's a good sign that this is somethin

sister venus was nursing a sore knee and it showed. she dropped the first set and committed ten double faults but rallied to win the next two sets and advanced. roger federer was also a winner. >> thank you, fred. >>> chris brown's odd first public statements since his conviction for beating rihanna. your entertainment headlines straight ahead. >>> speaking of odd, we'll introduce you to a kid who spends his time dreaming of suction turbines and filtration bags. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this tuesday morning. here is a very powerful, strong, almost category five hurricane jimena. this is the mexican coastline here, this is the baja peninsula, and the storm is going to brush cabo and make landfall probably just to the northwest of there. it's going to be a devastating storm over the next two to three days. pretty nice day about everywhere, almost feels a little bit like fall, or maybe a lot like fall. well, if you're watching us in orlando, florida, bring the whole family to the edge water library for a night of

obama is taking a much more traditional first lady venue. of initiating and one supporting. >> a smart political move on the part of the democrats. michelle obama is the popular obama. democrats have had a lot of success with the gender gap. driving female votes on the care giving, nourishing issues. >> reporter: but can mrs. obama reach across the divide and the picket line to win over conservative women? in the coming weeks, she'll certainly try sfwlch. we have to be what, fired up and ready to go. >> reporter: anderson, one other thing that mrs. obama talked about on a personal level today, not just her daughter sash yashgs but also she talked about her father who, of course, was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in his 20s. she thought about what her familiar wl family would have done if they didn't have insurance or what they would have done without his job providing insurance. it is very near and dear to her heart. >> all right. i know you're also following a couple stories in the "360 news and business bulletin." >> we start off in ir

we see almost the full phase but it's the giveth venus.t will return to being the crescent. >> reporter: a couple of other pictures in here. dr. devorkan you're recovering from your up close encounter with galileo last hour. >> it was a red letter day for me. >> reporter: back in the day, 400 years ago, that was rarity to have a telescope to look but now to have access is amazing. >> absolutely. there were a lot of telescopes around but they were small devices. galileo was the first to make them high power to see great detail on distant objections and there was very few of those. it was special for him to be able to show this to his patrons, to the intelligentsia, those were very special occasions. what we have now is much more powerful. >> reporter: this is a special aoccasion for us and the air and space museum. myfoxdc.com our website a link to theirs. 10:00 to 2:00 tuesday through sunday. we will be part of the official ribbon cutting ceremony in the 9:00 hour. >> i love all that space stuff. >> thank you, holly. ♪ [music ] >> that is

playing in her first major tournament and playing against venus.one sometimes brings her baby to work. six-love, six-four, talk about going back and forth. >>> let's stick with the u.s. open. rafael nadal was treated for stomach injuries. don't worry. this is what happened when he took his shirt off. the ladies seemed to like it. listen. lots and lots of cheering. look at the women with the photo opportunities. settle down! he would win in the fourth round. >>> despite about 2,000 of its students coming down with swine flu symptoms, washington state did go ahead with their football game on friday. they had hand sanitizer at every major station. they watched the cougars lose to stanford 39-13. >>> jesse holley returned 39 yards. he won a reality tv show to win a final spot on the cowboys training camp roster. he's never played professional football. he was cut by the team on saturday but he was signed to the practice squad. and two plays of the day from the same game. he hits it to the extremely rare triple play 5-3. that's the first time the brew c

it's one of the most beautiful performing arts venues you've been to in my career. this is the third time i've been here in the last two years and you can't describe it, you just have to experience it for yourself. >> reporter: and this is so timely to have high school musical on stage and everybody is heading back to school. >> that's right. and it's such a great message to send the kids back to school with, that you don't have to stick to the status quo, which is one of the songs in the show. you don't have to mold to someone else's form. you can be what you want, you can play basketball, and you can sing. you can be a brain and know all of the math equations in the world and still be a performer. it just gives kids a lot of hope and brings a new group of kids to the theater, that probably wouldn't come to the theater and until they are later into the teen years and keeps them going. it's over two hours of absolute energy and a great message at same time. >> reporter: so you'll see in everything that you love because high school musical fans are die hard. they lik

and she is even more dominant when teamed up with sister venus.ning four of the five events they entered. including three grand slams. straight ahead on espnews. troy polamalu won't play sunday against the bears. why there is still good news in pittsburgh. and after two years away from boxing, floyd mayweather returns to the ring. to the top, here comes kurt busch! what does greatness taste like? he'll race alongside! step up and order a miller lite. we've got a tussle! we've got a fight, we've got a war! we've got a rich golden color. a real beer aroma. and a true pilsner taste. a drag race to the checkered flag... will be won by... kurt busch in the miller lite dodge! there's light beer. and then there's... triple hops brewed miller lite. taste greatness. oh, what a finish! >> "college football overdrive" is back. it's year four on "espnews." every saturday from 3:00 to 8:00 eastern we take you live to the most exciting games from across the country. >> it's intercepted. not going to catch him. at it two for the buckeyes. >> we offer expert anal

. >> turning to tennis, and a scary start for venus williams. she was powered by a bad knee.wo time champion was down a set in the first round before battling back to beat 47th ranked vera due sha vina of russia 6-7, 7-5, 6-3. and finally in preseason with the vehicleses, adrian pettersson sliced through the houston defense on the game's first play going 75 yards for a touchdown. bret faft favre was solid. the final minnesota 19, houston 10. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories and madoff's mansion. we'll have a first look at how bernie madoff lived thanks to his ill gotten gains. thursday, finally! dinner with the girls tonight. mmm... mexican, or italian? i really want dessert tonight. i better skip breakfast. yep, this is all i need. ( stomach growls ) skipping breakfast to get ahead? research shows that women that eat breakfast, like the special k® breakfast, actually weigh less. the special k® breakfast, now in blueberry. so why skip? when you can eat all this... and still weigh less. victory is... sweet. >>> here's a look at today's weather. it

band that i love from new york city invaded hollywood, california on wilshire boulevard at a great venueg up in new york. and so we used a lot of things from the 80s including the al rodgers production going all the way through david bowie to duran duran. it just gave us a boundary to work in. ♪ >> we love playing live. we play live pretty much everyday. there's like an interaction with a large people. it's really rewarding. >> it's like saying hello to the universe like after you've been in your little space shuttle. ♪ >> "teen lovers" we wrote in ohio on a day off from tour. we were just, i think, bored and antsy. our friend, who was tour managing us at the time, alex, and he had been looking on craigslist 'cause he'd met this girl in a subway but nothing happened, you know, so he was looking on the computer and she wrote to him on this thing on craigslist called missed connections. and they, they got together. ♪ >> we were out there and we had no, no song to work on so we just wrote what we were talking about. ♪ >> carson: awesome. i'm glad that we had chance to send our boys and musi