walter went on railing about walter, and the caller, amazingly unaware that he was talking to walter,et this collor de fin walter for a bit, and then he said, well, maybe you are right. -- he let the caller defend walter. walter thank him and hung up. he looked at us and said, now that is how you do it. [applause] >> do you know who would have loved this day? walter. what today is. mr. president, and mr. president, members of the cbs family, member of walter's family, the other day, walter's grandson, who is a proud member of the cbs washington bureau now, working this summer as an intern, came into my office and ask me, what was it like when my grandfather was here? i tried to tell him, and the first thing i told him was, it was fun. we all wanted to be there. his grandfathers' enthusiasm captured us all. walter cronkite was the most curious man i have ever met. he always wanted to know everything about everything, and he wanted to know it before everyone else knew it. that was the spirit that settled on to the washington bureau and the cbs news. there was a downside to this. many of

god bless you, walter. walter. rooms. ♪ ♪ and that's the way it is forever in my mind ♪ ♪ you would set sail on some adventure ♪ ♪ just to see what you would find ♪ ♪ sailing toward the new horizon ♪ reaching for the distant star ♪ and the nation shares your journey ♪ ♪ boy, we traveled far ♪ in search of truth ♪ the questions were answered and trusting they were right ♪ ♪ yes, you were there ♪ you told our story ♪ and now it is time to say good night ♪ ♪ goodnight ♪ and that's the way it is ♪ i will miss your voice of reason telling us what we should know ♪ ♪ but life is worth of the living ♪ ♪ the truth will keep us free ♪ and we shall keep on sailing ♪ but the wonders we will see ♪ in search of truth ♪ the quests for answers ♪ and trusting that the quest use it was right ♪ ♪ yes, you were there ♪ you told a story ♪ and now it is time for us to say good night ♪ ♪ and search of truth ♪ the quest for answers ♪ and trusting that the quest to use it was right ♪ ♪ yes, you were there ♪ you told a story ♪ and now it's

walter. important was that walter trusted us. >> nancy, kathy, and chip, i want to begin by thank youing you for sharing him with all the rest of us for so n so many ways walter cronkite was also our dad. >> he wore the uniform of a war correspondent and reported from the north atlantic, north africa western europe, southeast asia. >> through all our moments of deepest hurt and brightest hope walter cronkite was there. >> walter cronkite loved the news and we loved walter cronkite for it. what a man. and that's the way it was, walter, and always will be. >> couric: and that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'll be back at 9:00 eastern, 7:00 central, 5:00 in the west with our live coverage of the president's address. until then, i'm katie couric. thank you for watching. i'll see you again soon. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> from the first local station with news in high definition, this is 9news now. >> good evening. tonight in yo

god bless you, walter!is tom brokaw, paying tribute to walter cronkite and joining many there on the upper west side of manhattan and among the luminaries will be the president and we will carry his remarks live for you. in the meantime, a short break on msnbc. rogaine? i'm just a skeptic so i don't necessarily believe that anything is going to work but i was like, hey, this actually works. (announcer) only rogaine foam is shown to regrow hair in 85% of guys. i'll check it out and i'm like, nice. iprogressive. regrow call or click today. 85% of guys. if saving money happened as automatically as everything else? at bank of america, it practically does. use the bankamericard power rewards visa credit card and earn rewards like cash back with every purchase. cash you can put into savings. or even use to help pay down your credit card balance. it's one of the many ways we make saving money in tough times a whole lot easier. >>> welcome back to msnbc. here are the top headlines this hour. growing concerns about

and walter was no naive idealist.ood the challenges and the pressures and the temptations facing journalnism this new era. he believed a media company has an obligation to pursue a profit, but also an obligation to invest a good chunk of that profit back into news and public affairs. he was excited about all the stories that a high-tech world of journalism would be able to tell and all the new -- newly emerging means with which to tell it. naturally we find ourselves wondering how he would have covered the monumental stories of our time. in an era where the news that city hall is on fire can sweep around the world at the speed of the internet, would he still have called to double-check? would he have been able to cut through the murky noise of the blogs and the tweets and the sound bites to shine the bright light on substance? could he still offer the perspective that we value? would he have been able to remain a singular figure in an age of dwindling attention spans and omnipresent media? and somehow we know that the

>> reporter: clearly walter still has all his marbles.e's not on any medicine and normally watches what he eats. he credits his diet with his being here. >> and especially you keep that weight off. >> reporter: keep the weight off? >> keep that weight off there. >> reporter: of course, normally "oldest man" isn't a title one keeps very long but walter breuning has no plans on giving it up any time soon. >> you come back in four years or five years i think i'll be here. >> reporter: can i have the exclusive interview? >> well, hell, you sure can! >> reporter: actually, all walter these do is make it another two years, eight months, and ten days and he'll be the oldest man ever. >> couric: he is extraordinary. and he is so sharp. and his memory is astounding, isn't it? >> reporter: it is. the fact that he doesn't take any medication. i would bet he's going to make it. i'll update you next year. >> couric: fingers crossed on. that tell us about next week. >> okay, next week, next monday. the story of a tennessee family that thought their dog

business for nearly five decades. ♪ ♪ >> walter e.the. you dream it, we build it. >> reporter: in chicago, the smithe brothers and their wacky tv ads are as famous as the furniture stores that bear their grandfather's name. >> tim, mark get back to work. >> reporter: walter e. smithe furniture has been a chicago staple for more than a half century. but sales skyrocketed after mark, tim, and walt took to the airwaves nine years ago. >> we decided in 2000 that we wanted to come up with something that would be difficult for competitors to steal and we wanted to kind of give a face to the company and so we thought making the brothers the brand personality would accomplish that. >> the smithe brand got started after world war ii when walter e. smithe senior opened a chicago appliance and furniture store. in the 1960's son walter junior took over focusing on furniture. at that same time walter junior's three inseparable sons who loved clowning around, often before home movie cameras-- began honing their own entrepreneurial skills. >> we had

walter cronkite.l for cbs anchor walter cronkite. after that, the freedomworks raleigh at what -- on washington d.c. >> 1.7 immigrants each year are followers of islam. sunday, reflections on islam and the west. that is on c-span's q&a. ♪ >> this is c-span's america and the courts. on tuesday, a new supreme court justice sonia sotomayor took her seat for the first time on the bench, becoming the 111th member on the court. the ceremony included president obama, vice president biden, and her predecessor, justice souter. chief justice john roberts has ordered her down the front steps, a welcoming gesture that has become part of the new justices formal or rival. -- formal arrival. justice sotomayor was joined outside the court by her mother, brother, and other family members. ç >> on wednesday, justice sotomayor took part in her first oral argument in the supreme court. the case, citizens united purses the federal election commission, will decide the role of corporations in financing federal campaigns. t

ri >> you're walter aren't you? >> yes.no car >> i'm ring no c steve hartman. >> how are you, steve riin. >> reporter:le walter bruning is now officially the older ring no carrier man in the world. no car born in ring 1896 walter still no carrier remembers his grandpa talking about fighting in the war. >> which war? >> civil war. >> reporter: he's ring the only man left born during the cleveland no carrier ring no carrier administration. >> we nood radio. >> reporter: who ring can say where he was when mckinley got shot. >> that's when i got my first ring no carrier no c haircut. and there was the school i went to. >> reporter: walter went to school under teddy roosz no velt and got his ring job with the railroad during taft. >> $2.50 ring a week. how would you like that? >> reporter: under wilson, he signed up to serve in no carrier world war ii but never got called. and by the time the second war ring rolled around he was already too old. no car walter was married > ring for 35 no carri ring years, but agnes has been dead

walter e, smitheou dream it we bud it. i love that song.you want the second verse ( laughs ( applause ) >> reporter: dne eastabrook "nhtly busness report" glendale heights, illinois sure lks like they are ving a lot of fun. it works. >>ure does. >> sus: that's nightly siness report for thursday, september 10. i'm susie gharib. goodnight, everyone. and good night to yo paul. >> paul: gdnight susie. i'paul kangas wishing all of you the best of goo buys. "nightly business reportis made possie by: this progr was made possible by contributionso your pbs station from viers like you. ank you. captioning snsored by wpbt captioneby media acce group at wgbh access.wgbh.org Ü

walter esmithe senior's vorite motto was, forever better.t says his grandfathes words motivatevery business desion he and his brothers make. >>e're looking to improve towards what you already hav- whether it's our sffing, our advertising, whether is the appearancef our stores. in a fhion business you are constantly wking on maintaininthe fashionability of what you're trying to sel >> reporter: the smithes tru love promoting wt they sell and ver miss an opportunity to do it, even with us. >> okay,ne, two, three. walter e, smhe you dream it we build it. i love that so. do you want the second vse? ( laughs ) ( applause >> reporter: dia eastabrook "nigly busness report" glendale heights, illinois. sure loo like they are hang a lot of fun. >>t works. >> se does. >>usie: that's nightly business report for thursd, september 10. i'm susie gharib. goodnight, everyon and good night tyou, paul. >> pau goodnight susie. i'm paul kangas wishing all of you the best ofood buys. "nightly business rert" is made psible by: this programas made possible by contr

walter cronkite died in july at the age of 92. jon: nasa releasing new images from the refurbished hubble space telescope. they're holding a live news conference right now. here is a look at one of the latest shots, courtesy of the abraded imaging system that the astronauts repaired earlier this spring. this is a spiral galaxy. it lies 6 million light years or so away from us. this picture was taken in the july. hubbell was badly in need of repairs when the shuttle atlantis blasted off on its repair mission in may. several key components were completely dead, but now nasa's comeback kid is shining once again. the associated administrator of nasa is talking about what has been accomplished. >> that will help the decision to go forward with the flight. charlie has held several technical assignments, all of which have been prevalent and have been the most challenging position. jon: well, you probably do not care so much about who is running as a, but i want to see those pictures. they are always astounding. we're waiting for the pict

he'll be speaking at the memorial service for the late walter cronkite.as asked by the family to speak to pay tribute and robert gibbs said earlier this morning the president obviously recognized the tremendous importance that walter cronkite and contributions he made to jou journalism and to the country and that's what we'll hear shortly. >> thank you. we'll have live coverage of president obama's speech to congress. it's going to get started at 8:00 eastern this evening. we're also going to talk about the president's speech on our blog. we want to know what you think and what you want to hear from him tonight. go to cnn.com/fredricka and post your thoughts and we'll read some of your comments on the air. >>> meantime, congressman charles boustany will give the response to the president's speech and he's joining us with a preview of what he plans to say. >>> it's a huge day for health care reform with the future of the industry at stake and as you can imagine washington has been crawling with lobbyists each one trying to woo lawmakers over to their side

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a final tribute to walter cronkite in new york city. drew levinson reports for wjz, even two presidents took time to honor the most trusted man in america. >> reporter: walter cronkite always wanted to know the way it was. >> he always wanted to know everything about everything. and he wanted to know it before everyone else knew it. >> reporter: at a memorial that included two presidents, heard about the cbs journalist and learned about the man. >> he did something for my family that was so simple. >> reporter: former president bill clinton recalled in the midst of a white house sex scandal, the most trusted man in america invited the first family to sail along martha's vineyard. >> he said, somebody might take a picture of it. but so what. i'll never forget that. at the time, i could have done with a picture with walter cronkite. ♪ [ music ] >> it was jimmy buffet who told uncle walter, "60 minutes" correspondent ed bradley was talking about wearing an earring on the air. >> he said, if i was going to wear an earring on "60 minutes," i

not walter. walter was the exact same way we all saw him on television. as someone said, walter cronkite was the way we wanted him to be. he loved news. he loves journalism. he loved to talk about it. that was the infectious part. bret: in news around the world, a mexican airliner was briefly hijacked today as it landed in mexico city. all passengers with released shortly before authorities stormed the jet and the crew emerged unharmed moments later. as many as 8 men were arrested. their motive remains unclear, although some media reports suggest the men were demanding to speak with mexico's president. in libya, the lockerbie bomber made a rare public appearance today. ma ga hi was visited by parm many ry leaders in the hospital where he was being treated. he was freed from a scottish prison last month on compassionate grounds because he has terminal cancer. a top u.s. official says iran is nearing the ability to build an atomic bomb. the administration's envoy to the u.n.'s nuclear watchdog says tehran is very near or already in possession of sufficient

so >>> abc's barbara walters has received quite the honor.she's been rewarded a lifetime achievement award. brad wheelis gives us a look at how walters has become such an inspiration for women. >> reporter: a special tribute for a special lady at this year's emmys. abc's barbara walters, a fixture on television for almost 50 years received a lifetime achievement award. >> it's very wonderful because it's given to you by people who are in the same business. >> reporter: her career began on nbc's "today show," after 15 years she moved to abc where in 1976 she became the first woman to co-anchor a network evening newscast. she became a force in the evolution of television, magazine and talk shows such as "20/20" "the view" and frequent specials. she became the role model of a generation to come. >> for me you were a mentor the only woman i knew doing anything. >> reporter: she arguably has interviewed more statesmen and stars than any other person in history. >> the one thing i know i didn't expect was that i was going to be president of the uni

. >>> vamos a walter. >>> aquí en mis manos walter 2010, traigo muchos mensajes, y tengo un tarot muy: ariane, dice que no te quejes del ser que está a tu lado, pero se complementan. cáncer: te dice penélope. seras la mujer más fiel del mundo. leo: te dice temis, es la justicia, y la justicia se hará para ti, porque tienes la razón, y la razón está contigo. virgo: cibeles, la diosa que habla de fertilidad, todo lo que empieces ahora va a dar fruto y flor. libra: te salió h@primer impact preguntate que deseas, y si te conviene llegará a ti. escorpio: picia, la profescia. como un presentimiento. y sagitario: lo que decretas lo logras. capricornio te dice flora, una renovación,h@univisionprimer im. y que dios los bendiga a todos, y que reciban siempre mucho amor jap >>> gracias, al volver unas thÑp ♪(música) >>> los habitantes de un barrio están desesperados porque no pueden seguir viviendo con estos gases tóxicos. desde chile tenemos esta historia. >>> estos bomberos responden un llamado, vienen a apagar este crater, es común que surja fuego, todo se debe a un vertedero que está cubiert

drew levinson, cbs news, new york. >> walter cronkite died in july.was 92 years old. >>> delaware's new sports betting lottery starts this week and officials have released details. officials said yesterday that the sports lottery will have minimum wagers of $2, and maximum wagers of $3,000. for each wager, bidders must pick the correct outcomes of at least three national football league games in what is known as a multiple bet or parlay. it will use three types of parlay cards including different types of point spreads. gamblers will be allowed to bet off the board, which means they can go up to the sports book windows at the casinos, examine the latest odds and then place their parlay wagers. >>> when it comes to bringing slots to maryland, baltimore is rolling out the welcome mat while runlet county seems to be dragging its feet. the "washington post" reports that the project is on track in baltimore, but a divided anne arundel county council is continuing 20 delay a vote on zoning for casinos. and tonight, residents are expected to pack a state hea

at the time, i could have done the picture with walter cronkite. >> it was jimmie buffet who told walter, he was thinking about wearing an earring on the air. >> he said if i was going to wear an earring on 60 minutes, i would wear one of those long dangly ones. >> and it was his sense of humor and honesty that his colleagues here at cbs news as well as his friends echoed over and over on this day. >> he was the god father. >> competitors, entertainers, and even a sitting president praised cronkite's character. >> walter cronkite believed in the nation in believing him. he never betrayed that trust. >> and nick clooney reminisced about diners in a restaurant, watching cronkite walk out the door. >> they just stood up, because that's what you do when a gentleman is leaving the room. drew, cbs news, new york. >>> our celebration of the life of walter cronkite continues on our website, wusa9.com. you'll find the slide show there of more details from today's service. just go to our water cooler section. >>> two months after he was sent off to prison, the auctioning off of bernard madoff's as

arnett being covered by walter mcfadden.den seemed to have that db lean going on into the wide receiver arnett. >> referee: pat interference, defense, 15-yard penalty. >> bob: -- was is it questionable? >> mark: just what you said. >> bob: let's look at a couple things and see at the end if this football was catchable. close, close. that's a tough one. no question mcfadden extended the arm on him. that's a cuff call right there to make in that situation. >> mark: mcfadden, one of the voices. jimmie johnson racing for a fourth straight championship at new hampshire. coverage beginning sunday at 1:00 p.m. eastern time on abc. it was interesting. we had a chance to meet with antonio coleman. he said that walter mcfadden was really the speaker box on defense. guys, listen to them. boy, jarrett brown with a lot of machinations, runs for four yards. looks like he's dancing by himself. ball fakes, pump fakes. fake handoffs, face passes. >> bob: antonio coleman back in at defensive. out early with a hand injury. >> mark: on second a

walter cronkite. clinton and other speakers called him a profoundly good human being. >>> and still ahead on "world news," bernie madoff caught on tape, revealing how he fooled investigators for years. brian ross investigates. >>> a million dollar dilemma. big game show winks, sparking a big court fight. >>> and, the british invasion, 2009-style. the beatles, with a new look and a new sound. (announcer) there are side mirrors... and then there are the indicator-light warning, radar-sensor-linking, blind-spot-penetrating side mirrors of the all-new ford taurus. so what doesn't show up in your mirror, can still show up on your mirror. we speak car. we speak innovation. ffrord. taurus fomord. drive one. ffrord. taurus fomord. while i was building my friendships, my family, while i was building my life, my high cholesterol was contributing to plaque buildup in my arteries. that's why my doctor prescribed crestor. she said plaque buildup in arteries is a real reason to lower cholesterol. and that along wit

gracias walter una pausa y enseguida asesinaron a un periodista que con vivió con los pandilleros.mos como reaccionaron las autoridades algunas imágenes son bastante h@primer impactotgtkyhedckph@h@p >>> esta es la vida loca, la vidatgtkyhdzakph@univisionprimea vista a través del pe christian pove poveda. >>> lo que me interesaba era el aspecto humano quienes son estos jóvenes que se involucran tan jóvenes eisionprimer impactoh@t esta colonia, poveda entróh@tgtr lo que noh@primer impactoh@tgtk mismo escenario y de la misma manera que sus protagonistas. >>> era una persona muy allegada, un héroe de las pandillas. >>> luis romero miembro de la organización... que se dedica a rehabilitar a pandilleros se mostró consternado ante la muerte de su amigo a quien es según él la mara le abrió las puertas y el corazón, pocos periodistaonocieron tanto la estructura interna de la pandilla como christian poveda, con vivió con ellos por un año de los cuales utilizó cientos de horas para documentar, la vida loca. el presidente flores pidió una investigación al tiempo que reconoció el trabajo que po

class, i am walter. welcome to comedy traffic school, where we tickle your tickets away. [ chuckles ] say that five times fast. >> all: tickle our tickets -- >> uh-uh-uh! i didn't say "simon says." [ laughs ] [ laughing ] simon says. [ sighs ] i thought it was funny. >> walter, what are you doing teaching this class? >> i thought you were supposed to be an anger management/relationship coach. >> i have many hats. let me show you some. okay, i have cowboy hats. woo-hoo! giddyup, partner! party hats. surprise! and beanies. shaba! [ imitates reggae music ] >> okay, this is gonna be a long class. all right, let's jump right in, shall we? everyone, i want you to decide for yourself -- what do i want to get out of this class? >> ooh! ooh! i know. i know. >> yes. >> i want to just get out of this class. [ laughter ] >> all right, just leave the comedy to me, mr. funny pants, okay? now, today, i want you to imagine, visualize, the type of vehicle that you are in. chief payne, i see you in a candy-apple-red fire

walter cronkite, of course.competitors as well. they called the legendary anchorman friend. the final word was reserved for president obama. >> he was forever there, reporting through world war and cold war, marchs and milestones, scandal and success. calmly and authoritatively telling us what we needed to know. >> cronkite died in july at the age of 92. >>> san antonio's mayor was going door to door telling dropouts to get back to class. they told them about evening classes and other options to get back to school. >> we have 50 kids who went back and got their diploma last year so she should be one of those. >> maybe it is working. the mayor says the students should know they can still get back on track. >>> we are hearing more from jon gosselin's new interview. the jon part of "jon and kate plus eight." a.j. hammer is in new york. he is pretty angry. >> a lot of people fired up. our viewers on both sides of jon's case, a lot of detractors are letting us know how he feels. he has his defenders. first, let's lis

at the time i could have done with a picture with walter cronkite. i say this because that wasn't something he had to do. he was 81 years old. he was a good man. yes, he was a great journalist, and he lived a fascinating life which made him long to know and to understand and to share his knowledge and understanding. he was almost painfully honest. one of the most interesting things to me about his autobiography and some personal conversations we had later about his role in trying to advance public discourse was what he thought about the limitations of television news, what he spent his whole life doing. he said i did the best i could, but really i think people should read more newspapers. can you imagine anybody else fessing up to that? so i'm here to say thanks to his family and to his wonderful late wife for a man who was important in all our lives, a great citizen and a profoundly good human being. that's just the way it was. thank you. >> walt other cronkite anchored the "cbs evening news" from 1962 to 1981 and died in july at age of 93. >>> and

at the time i could have done with a picture of walter cronkite. >> he was 92 years old at the time of his death. >>> it's where bernard madoff broke down and confessed to his massive fraud, frantically wrote checks for millions of dollars as his scheme fell apart and appeared in a badge -- bath robe to greet the fbi arrests who arrested him. his penthouse is for sale along with his other homes. linsey davis gives us a tour of the house. >> reporter: posh, lavish, luxurious. madoff's lifestyle just as elaborate as his alleged $65 billion ponzi scheme. >> your eye is immediately drawn to this piano. >> reporter: u.s. marshals currently doubling as real estate agents offered the latest glimpse into his extravagance, access to billions of dollars of other peoples money afforded him the finer things in life, which he collected in abundance, homes, boats and bulls. >> he named his boats after them. he likes bulls. and here we have a leather one. >> reporter: this two-story penthouse apartment in manhattan where madoff was on house arrest is now up for sale. inside a custom-made mattress in

they've now linked former prisoner walter ellis to those murders. but under state law they should have had a dna sample from him and other prisoners eight years ago, before the last murder. it's not known whether his dna was ever obtained. >>> and live coverage of president obama's health care speech begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern on cnn. aides say he'll give more specifics in what he wants to see in way of reform. cnn has learned from the white house that the president will keep pushing for the controversial public option, a government-run insurance program. >>> there's just one word for her, phenomenal. america's teen tennis sensation, melanie oudin, is kicking butt and taking names. shoi clawed her way to the quarterfinals tonight and her showing was such a surprise that she was actually booted from her times square hotel because her reservation was up on sunday. closer look now at the little georgia teen who could. here's cnn sports larry smith. >> reporter: serena and venus williams may be america's most fame lus tennis players, but melanie oudin

it's not walter industries anymore. walter energy. old-timers say walter industries. >> old habits are hard to break. >> natural gas continues to rally. if you also look at copper, copper's about to have a 3 handle back on it. the argument's being made if you look at oil and the consumer what is the relationship there? the products, distillates, reformulate gasoline, both look very strong today. so you kind of dismiss the argument. the energy sector. the one commodity sector where there's not strength is the grain market. keep your eye on that. that affects the ag names. and you've got to look at what's going on in coal. pete will talk about this a little bit. there is clear demand right now in coal. >> you talk about production coming back up in some of these steel names. we talked about it last night. everybody looked at nucor. don't forget about that. look back to cliffs, steel dynamics, what some of these guys are talking about. arcelon mattel talking about it. but those mining machinery makers, keep an eye on joy global, we talke

. >>> there was a star studded memorial for walter cronkite. president obama and former president clinton spoke at the president clinton spoke at the lincolnÑ he was known as the most trusted man in america and helped the one trithrough their most darkest hours. walter cronkite died in july at the age of 92. >>> coming up tonight, a plane hijacked in new mexico, more than a dozen americans on board. >> they are responsible for scrambling the jets. a rare flight with the 113th fighter wing. forced to resign after talk iin into a microphone. >>> a few scattered light showers. more rain tomorrow. even some wind. coming up, we'll tell you what the sloppiest part of the day will be. trying to prevent the fat lady from singing at the ballpark. plus, jim ddly maryland, emergencyhe t ho county.us county. e seouth was fulengulfed inengulf arrived. after knocking down the flames, firefighters found a body inside. there's no word on who the victim might be or who start ed the fire. >>> took aim at adult businesses today. they want them out of neighborhood

and walter picked up the phone and said, betsy and i want you to go sledding with us.said, you, hillary and chelsea. he said somebody might take a picture of it. but so what? i'll never forget that. at the time, i could have done with a picture with walter cronkite. >> president obama also spoke, saying cronkite's dogged pursuit of the truth, could be a model for journalists today. >>> in a georgia courtroom, there is a nasty battle being fought over $1 million in game show winnings. the game show's educator wanted the money to go to charities. but now, the creditors want it, instead. here's steve osunsami. >> world history. >> reporter: it was the $1 million question. and georgia's top educator, state superintendent, kathy cox, was competing for her favorite charity. >> if i blow it, i'm still going to have $25,000 to give them, right? >> reporter: she didn't blow it. >> you just won $1 million. >> reporter: she hit the jackpot. all of it promised to three georgia schools for the deaf and blind. but that was a year ago. today, her husband's construction business has l

. >>> vamos a walter. >>> aquí en mis manos walter 2010, traigo muchos mensajes, y tengo un tarot muye temis, es la justicia, y la justicia se hará para ti, porque tienes la razón, y la razón está contigo. virgo: cibeles, la diosa que habla de fertilidad, todo lo que empieces ahora va a dar fruto y flor. libra: te salió afrodita y preguntate que deseas, y si te conviene llegará a ti. escorpio: picia, la h@profescia. como un presentimiento. y sagitario: lo que decretas lo logras. capricornio te dice flora, una renovación, ahabrete a esta nueva vida. acuario: te dice galla, simbras una semilla y nace un árbol, y todo lo que realizas das buen fruto. piscis: ecate, que tiene la llave de la verdad. y que dios los bendiga a todos, y que reciban siempre mucho amor jap >>> gracias, al volver unas familias no quieren estar conviviendo con estos gases toexicos. el@kpunivisimer itotwf ♪(música) >>> los habitantes de un primer están desesperados porque no pueden seguir viviendo con estos gases tóxicos. desde chile tenemos esta historia. >>> estos bomberos responden a un llamado, vienen a apagar

his name is walter ellis. age 49. we're requesting that you not use his photograph, as we still have to do possible witness identifications. >> obviously they used the photograph. ellis pleaded no contest in 1998 to reduced charge of second-degree reckless injury. he served three years in jail for that. >>> a fire truck in los angeles isn't going anywhere any time soon. look that. it almost looks like a toy but it is the real thing. the crew was commented out to check a water main break. it couldn't support the weight of the truck. it got swaul eed up in a huge sinkhole. firefighters weren't hurt but they can't get the trk out because a big tow truck might go through the asphalt as well. the water has been shut out and they're figures what to do next. once they figure it out we'll let you know. >>> two brothers charged with killing two massachusetts teenagers at an apparent fight over where their car was parked. they are being formally charged with murder today. the wooster district attorney says the fight broke out a

walter energies. what do you do? guy makes the point that you rode it up 319%. >> i think you're always looking for new opportunities. this name has hit every target but it seems like every time it hits a target all the analysts come back out and said you know what we were a little low we're going to raise that target. >> so you're in it -- >> no. i still think it we can play these names. a little safer though they continue to move. joy glubl, bucyrus. bring them up all the time. volatility's low, earnings already past, you've got yourself positioned for the next quarter to still participate. >> let's move on to the next sector, the next trade here. applied materials seeing a deal with een solar. amat closing higher by 5%. the ceo on the sidelines of a conference in germany also talking up the solar business, this is something we've been all over, pete in particular when it comes to applied materials. >> and we all look at applied materials and it's not just about solar but solar obviously becomes a bigger and bigger

walter vámonos a la pausa los que quedan paralizados después de un accidente necesitan de una enorme impacto". dz h@er imph@h@primer impactoh@t >> el caso de dos hermanas mexicanas asesinada presuntamente por su propia madre se ha convertido en uno de los crímenes más sangrientos. salvador habló muy primicia con la madre de la acusada. >> la residencia de la señora gloria fuentes quedó bañada en sangre, el pasado 2 de septiembre, su nieta moreno de 12 años de edad fue decapitada y la hermana mayor diana de 17 aparecía degollada y apuñalada sin considere melemencia, todas evidencias apuntan hacia la madre de las adolescentes antonio gómez de 37 años de edad. la abuela tiene sentimientos encontrados ante la tragedia. su ira dice es mucho más poderosa que un perdón. >> tengo mucha sabía y por eso no lo quiero ver. porque no sé la reacción verlo. le ponen barreras. pero yo así no me desquito. de frente con la persona. >> según la policía de los angeles, antonio gómez intentó suicidarse después de cometer el brutal doble homicidio pero se salvó y ahora enfrenta cargos kril nacriminales c

ver las fotos de las senadora en bikini y vote por su favorito en el concurso senadora por un día walterabajo, y decidí probar algo di frente se puso en manos de un terapeuta que realiza un tratamiento para conseguir trabajo. >>> el ser humano se cierra nerg tikmente y esto provoca que cuando llega uno a la entrevista, se presente con energía bloqueada. >>> ernesto abrirá los bloqueos de su paciente después recibirá el humo del... que es la resina de un árbol. >>> y cuando se limpia al paciente con el humo vamos a limpiar la energía negativa de su entorno. >>> ahora la paciente entra en una caj donde se a cuesta para ser cubierta con sábanas y plant plantas. >>> es la oportunidad de introducirte al centro lado tierra, y esa oportunidad provoca que las plantas tengan el efecto de absorción. >>> la caja se cierra con una manta adentro la paciente escucha sonidos . >>> dentro de la caja tu energía cambiasso, ,e sientes tranquilo rk. >>> a partir de este momento deberá pasar una hora dentro de esta caja para que las plantas hagan su trabajo ab sor viendo la energía negativa al cabo del tiemp

. >> tonight on c-span, a memorial service for walter cronkite. former president bill clinton and other speakers. tonight at 8:35 eastern on c-span. >> 1.7 new immigrants each year. half are followers of islam. from weekly standard senior editor chris toe fear called well on c-span q&a. friday, september 4th, the german commander ordered an air strike on two oil tankers held by the taliban. nato has launched an investigation into the incident. this is about 15 minutes. [applause] >> we won't be able to clear this up this morning. from the outset, i will say that any innocent death in afghanistan is:mñ one too many. we mourn every single one. i mourn along with their family members i also mourn the victims caused by german actions. to me, it matters that today as chancellor in this house, i can tell this to these people. i think i can also say this in your name. [applause] >> afghanistan, this wounded country discerns a more peaceful future. this is our hope. ladies and gentleman, we will study friday's event adz if a test tube. we will ask all the

. >>> and we will look back at the life and legacy of patrick swayze when we talk to barbara walters live. >>> it ready for more rain beard brian looks ahead at a >> the sudden death of a healthy young boy is raising new questions about treatment for the swine flu. a tennessee newspaper reports a five-year-old boy developed a 102 degree fever which doctors say is fairly common. his parents suspected aear infection. the fever went away on sunday but it suddenly returned on monday, with shells. a clinic doctor cleared him but his parents still wary and took into the hospital. apparently he had a bacterial infection on top of buffalo and he died within three hours. -- on top of the flu. >> what you look for is a child who has the flu, who might be getting better and then developed a high fever and is not acting right. >> most children who died from the swine flu have underlying conditions which makes this rare and shocking. the cdc only recommends tamiflu for children under 5. otherwise they call for rest and food. >>> and california man accused of kidnapping a girl and holding her capt

thank youment. >> good luck at walter reed today. thank you for doing that. we appreciate it. >> thank you for watching. kim back at noon with j.c. hayward and the next news 4:55 a.m. have a good one, everybody.

can you call barbara walters for me? was banned from "the view," and then i was let back in because my book was so riveting, and then i found out she's not going to be there that day. i know she's avoiding me. i know you can call her on judge judy's boat. i know you have those kinds of hookups, lar. >> larry: i do. but what do you care? she's good, but the show is the thing. >> i want you to call barbara and say, she's going to be a star, anyway. that would kill her. she would reach through the phone and slap you. on one of my specials i mentioned how backstage she made a joke that she likes to use estroglide, which is a sexual l l lubricant. i like the idea of barbara walters getting laid and getting paid, old school. but can i tell you who is going to be the host that day? you ready? >> larry: yeah. >> la toya jackson. >> larry: the host? i just had dinner with her. >> what in the [ bleep ] am i going to talk to la toya about? she's had more dental work than me and joan rivers put together. >> larry: your competition f

. >> abc's barbara walters had a friendly relationship with swas si for decades. she also conducted the last tv interview he would ever give. >> he was a dancer. he was a cowboy. he was a movie star. >> nobody puts baby in the corner. >> reporter: but above all, he was a fighter. >> will you stand up with me? will you snd up to cancer. >> reporter: patrick swayze, defiant, but definitely sick. was far from the hearthrob that boogied into the hearts of a generation, with his tate mark moves in 1987's "dirty dancing." ♪ i never felt this way dfr >> reporter: but the role that sealed his destiny, among the top romantic actors of all-time, involved a pottery wheel, a grieving widow, played by demi moore and a ghost. >> i love you, molly. i've always loved you. >> ditto. >> reporter: but recently, he found fame in a new role, cancer patient. in march of 2008, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. a notoriously lethal disease. he said he first knew something was amiss, as he was celebrating new year's eve with his wife, lisa. >> i tried to have champagne. and it woul

i still like walter industries, energy. horse of a different color. wlc still works. >> pete najarian -- >> come on, hobbs -- >> the second one in two weeks. >> hi, mr. evans. >> all right, pop for u.s. steel at 5%. >> upgrade for neutral. dollar's weaker, resources go higher. that was the story today. >> and we got a pop here for a sri lankan man. >> huh? >> a sri lankan man whose name's very difficult to pronounce. set a new guinness world record by smashing 29 wooden bars on his baddy in one minute. the martial arts champ already holds the record for smashing -- >> you sure he didn't get caught for jaywalking? >> breaking 44 at once with his head. apparently he's very good at smashing various hard things on his body. >> that doesn't look like -- >> way to go, wasantha. he watches the show. in between bashing stuff he's watching. >> not anymore. >> coming up next after a year that sent many wall street heavyweights packing, does this survivor have what it takes to dominate the new landscape? you're watching "fast money" on cnbc. we're first in busin

. >> in the 1940s, barbara walters did that with the egg on tv.eceived a lifetime achievement award at the news and documentary emmy awards in new york. >> the abc news woman was celebrated and she was called an inspiration to female broadcasters. brad wheelis has the story. >> reporter: a special tribute to a special lady at this year's emmys. abc's barbara walters, a fixture on television for almost 50 years received the lifetime achievement award. >> it's really wonderful because it's given to you by people who are in the same business. >> reporter: her career began on the nbc "today show," after 15 years moved to abc where in 1976 she became the first woman to co-anchor a network evening newscast and became a force in talk shows such as "20/20", "the view" and frequent celebrity specials. a true television pioneer, she became the role model of a generation to come. >> you were the only woman i knew who was doing anything. >> reporter: she arguably has been with more statesman and stars. every president from richard nixon answered her questions

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baltimore city will unveil the first of dozens along walter avenue. where we find our reporter joining us live. >> reporter: megan for years, speeding has been a problem along this stretch of road. when you have kids walking to school it can get really dangerous. that's glen mont elementary school. some are hoping speed cameras will make drivers slow down. right here at walter and glenmore avenues is where the first of 51 speed cameras will be placed. the cameras will take the place of monitoring devices like this one. baltimore city and county are moving ahead with installing cameras. the new law allows the devices to be placed within a half mile of school zones and construction zones. supporters say it will make the roads safer. >> the community is being requesting this for 22 years i've been in office. and i think it's a good thing. i think it will slow people down around schools. and we save one, two, or three children it's a plus. >> reporter: now here is a breakdown of what you need to know about this new law, it goes into effect this thursday.

walter anthe peter g. person foundation, dedicated to promoting fisca responsibility a addressing key economic challges facing america'future. additional funding is provided by the following supports -- >>> hello and goodvening. i'm dait dhaliwal. just s ds before iran the united states and the world's her leading powers hold lks on in's nclear program a potential shdown over the ise emerged today. at the g-20 summit i pittsburgh, president obma, primminister grdon brown of eat britain, and the french present, nicolas sarkozy, disclosed that iran is building a new ur raanium enrichment facility. they warned iran to ce clean abouthe secret plant or face harsher xct2sanctions. theacilities near qom, 100 miles southwes of hran. is afternoon iranian president mahmoud ahmadined held a news conference of his own. he said that the new facity willot be operatnal for 18 mohs, and he insisted iranas complied wh uted nations disclosure rules. today's extrrdinary events o iran are o lead focu tonigh in remarks that we

gracias walter una pausa y enseguida asesinaron a un periodista que con vivió con los pandilleros.s en el salvador para conocer de cerca sus vidas veamos como reaccionaron las aoridades algunas imágenes son bastante fuertes h@univisionprimer impactoh@tnúdr >>> esta es la vida loca, la vida dunivisionprimer impactoh@a vista a través del pe christian pove poveda. >>> lo que me interesaba era el aspecto humano quienes son estos jóvenes que se involucran tan jóvenes en estás pandillas . >>> el escenario del documental esta coh@a, poveda entró y su ganó la confianza de todos logró ver más allá de los tatuajes y lo que hay atrás de esa mirada desafiante conoció sus alegrías y también el llanto que provoca la muerte. lo que noh@tnúdpóbllkph@univisi mismo escenario y de la misma manera que sus protagonistas. >>> era una persona muy allegada, un héroe de las pandillas. >>> luis romero miembro de la organización... que se dedica a rehabilitar a pandilleros se mostró consternado ante la muerte de su amigo a quien es según él la mara le abrió las puertas y el corazón, pocos periodista conocier