wayne: yes, absolutely. kathi: you know i want to ask you, how long does it take you to think about an idea like no excuses, or "excuses be gone", before you're actually able to produce a special for pbs and a book. wayne: well it's really hard to say but it goes on for months and months and months, sometimes years i think about it. an idea will marinate inside of me. sometimes i carry a quote around in my pocket and i just think about it look it out and say, i'm going to write a book about this. and then we're going to do a public television special about it and all kinds of ideas start to flow through my head. usually about a year, a year and a half, two years you just never know. kathi: and i like your story of how you mock up the book so you have the reality of it looking at you everyday. wayne: it's called living from the end instead of thinking about the end. you know when i'm about to write a book i wrap a picture around it i look at it and i say, ok it's not completed, all i have to do is to fulfill

thanks, wayne. coming up, what's more important to americans during this recession, saving a few bucks or saving your sex life? the surprising results next. 3... 2... 1. ever wonder how cheez-it bakes... so much real cheese in such small bites? ♪ baking complete! well, now you know. cheez-it. the big cheese. >>> okay. time for what do i need to know for next week? tracy, you're up first. >> shortcuts.com, service by aol, they did a survey and it showed 57% of the people surveyed would rather save $50 a week rather than have sex or lose weight. one, people are afraid. two, a lot of to cranky people are walking around if they choose to save money instead of entertain themselves. >> for $50. that is sad. steve, what do we need to know? >> for next year you need to know unemployment will be below 7.5%. if not, in honor of wayne, i will come in dressed as clinton. >> wayne, what the you think of that and his prediction? >> steve. that's great. you ought to come in as klinger. i would love to see that. lo

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you can't look at it, wayne -- can you can now. but it started as a public works project. >> wait, you are saying public projects shouldn't live within the budget? they can exceed it because it is public? the government can print money any time they want. cheryl: mike, last word. >> as you said, the voters decide. the voters decide. as you said. cheryl: we will let the folks at home decide. we will take a quick break. thank, mike. always great to see you. how this show helps save america more than a half billion dollars and tapping your 401-k like a credit card. a smart money plan or a plan to bankrupt america's retirement savings? %%%%%%%%%%%% cheryl: americans are putting more martha: back in the frn plan but a new plan could create a nate mayor how long folks to tap in retirement accounts just like a credit card. tracy, you hate this >> we will be bailing out the 401-k's next. we have to take care of social security. that is the biggest blow-up that is so underfunded. now you will have to fund 401-k's that will be pu

you can't look at it, wayne -- can you can now. but it started as a public works project. >> wait, you are saying public projects shouldn't live within the budget? they can exceed it because it is public? the government can print money any time they want. cheryl: mike, last word. >> as you said, the voters decide. the voters decide. as you said. cheryl: we will let the folks at home decide. we will take a quick break. thank, mike. always great to see you. how this show helps save america more than a half billion dollars and tapping your 401-k like a (announcer) your doctor knows tylenol doesn't interfere with certain high blood pressure medicines the way aleve metimes can. that's one reason why doctors recommend tylenol more than any other brand of pain reliever. - oh, come on. - enough! you get half and you get half. ( chirp ) team three, boathouse? ( chirp ) oh yeah-- his and hers. - ( crowd gasping ) - ( chirp ) van gogh? ( chirp ) even steven. - ( chirp ) mansion. - ( chirp ) good to go. ( grunts ) timber! ( chirp ) boss? what

zyrtec® works fast, so i can love the air™. >> terry: wayne, you are first up this week. we need to no? >> another intrusion, they are going to make menus in restaurant, of what you eat. you won't have a choice. it's going to say hey you are going to be fat if you eat this stuff. i say buy whole foods which is a healthy food stock. i don't own it but i wish i did. >> terry: j.c., what do we knee to know? >> i hate seeing calorie counts. they are talking about saying we don't have cost of living increases and we don't have to give 50 million that use social security. i think it's awful because this generation was unaware of social security was going to end up the biggest ponzi scheme ever. it's going to be the next line, give them their cost of living increase and figure out, you got to. they came in unknowingly. these people need it right now and we need to fix the system or abolish it. >> terry: jonas, what do we need to know. >> government always does crazy stuff. organs out of the prison population where they execute people, they execute more people than any other coun

wayne is right. to put them in the charges of something else before they fix something like medicaid or medicare sin sane. is insane. >> by the way, i want to support that guy that jonathan knows because i want him to watch the "m.a.s.h." reruns. terry: we're for couch potatoes here. ok. >> i watch them. terry: next, what happens in washington doesn't always stay in washington. czars spreading like locusts. states jumping on the bandwagon, appointing their own czars to oversee their stimulus dollars. a good or bad investment for america?o@5 in" now. i'll see you at the top of the hour in "america's news headquarters." terry: remember these guys? a whole new set of czars are now popping up across america. nearly a dozen states are now paying six-figure salaries to install their very own czars. and just this week nevada announced it is looking to hire one for $180,000 a year. i guess if you're going to be called a czar, you should get paid well. >> this is horrible. don't try to motivate them. hire mo

wayne is right. to put them in the charges of something else before they fix something like medicaid or medicare sin sane. is insane. >> by the way, i want to support that guy that jonathan knows because i want him to watch the "m.a.s.h." reruns. terry: we're for couch potatoes here. ok. >> i watch them. terry: next, what happens in washington doesn't always stay in washington. czars spreading like locusts. states jumping on the bandwagon, appointing their own czars to oversee their stimulus dollars. a good or bad investment for america? and now they want to spend billions more on these cash for clunkers handouts. when morning comes in the middle of the night... rooster crow. ...it affects your entire day. to get a good night's sleep, try 2-layer ambien cr. the first layer dissolves quickly to help you fall asleep. and unlike other sleep aids, a second dissolves slowly to help you stay asleep. when taking ambien cr, don't drive or operate machinery. sleepwalking, and eating or driving while not fully

i get what wayne is saying. i love the fact i own a home, but i think john's point, everybody has to take a step back. it wouldn't be bad to have people rent for a while, fill up the apartment buildings and people that own those places will do better again. we need to reassess our situation before we jump back in the mansions with the priats so low. >> you are making a good point. >> just a minute. you may say that is economically viable. it's more important to have people in a stake in society if they can afford it than it is note to. >> all right. jonathan, here is what we're saying -- hold on guys. can jonathan get it. can we just get jonathan get in a word in here. >> my lord, wayne is right. there is achievement to priestz ownership. there was no owning a home under the czars or the kings. america is great because you can own a piece of property. it depends on the individual circumstances. i got to tell you, john is right government intervention in the real estate market or the low rates, that is home owner

you got $20 from wayne brady. what's in my pocket. do you want to do that? there was a quarter in jeff glor's pocket. >> yeah. no. >> you don't? >> no. >> you don't? i will tell you what if you give me your hair clip i'll trade you for what's in my pocket. do you want to do that? we have five seconds. >> okay. >> all right. give me your hair clip. there we go. that goes to maggie. this woman wouldn't trade me the $20 we gave her for what's in here. why don't you open that up. it is from antiqua bodega a lovely restaurant across the street from here. why don't you read what that is. >> a gift certificate for $75. >> for $75. good for you. that's worth a hair clip. let's take a look at the weather picture right now. >>> here's what's happening all across the country. maggie maggie, i've got a hair clip for you. it will be $20. steamy weather in the northeast, everybody. looks like from the great lakes all the way down to the tennessee valley and mississippi valley you're going to see some rain today. some of that co

17 defendants caught the bait, including lieutenant wayne mothershead, a montgomery county firefighter. he along with the rest of the defendants who range in age from 20 to 50 face felony charges for soliciting sex from a minor. [ inaudible ] >> one of those defendants agreed to talk with us as long as we didn't show his face. he explained why he turned to the net. >> i wasn't getting what i needed from my relationship and i -- [ inaudible ] >> have you done this before with a 16-year-old? >> never. >> he said he's a sex addict and didn't realize the consequences. >> i didn't think i was doing anything worse than what -- than what everybody else dash. [ inaudible due to voice

lil wayne comes on the scene and says i'm a marsian. it expands the temples of i art form. >> does rap need to be defended? >> you know, that was a qstion i dealt witho much many thinng about how to phrase my book. i think wrap -- rap is a reflection of our cull myrrh. in some ways what we might criticize pro fanty is the very thing we wld criticize in other lives. in our films and literature even. so i guess i try not to be an apoll gist. i try to say this is what it is. the good, the bad, and everything in between. here's how we can talk aut and understand it and here's how you as a listener or reader can make yourudgment upon its merits. >> who's your favorite rapper? >> so many. i guess jay z. he embodies the best and showing w it c emerge into a modern age. it's an art form that's entering its middle age and many of its artist are doing the same thing. what jay z was rapping about in 20s and now today in 30s is marketably different. that's the breath of his art is the thing that draws me to jay z. >> you spent quite a bit of time b

jerry, you're a lil wayne fan, right?hill within, l-i-l, lil wayne. >> that's right. >> i'll be there, first row. let's see how we're doing this morning. i didn't even know tom knew there was a concert out there. boy, you're mr. cultural events. beltway as you travel through the work zone over there at van dorn street moving along nicely. inner loop of the beltway, van dorn, no hang-ups to report. elsewhere a quick check along i-270 we're fine. cop side of the beltway college park to silver spring, no hang-ups to report. >> thank you, jerry. >> thank you. breast feeding is a healthy and natural way for a mother to fee and bond with her newborn child, but there's mixed reaction to a new doll that teaches little girls how it's done. baby glaton which translates as glut evens on baby looks line a regular baby doll but she comes with a bra-like halter top for girls to wear. some parents think it's too much too soon. >> i nursed my daughter until she was 6 months old. i think it's fine to do. but it goes a little bit farther.

you remember in 1980, when i was shot in fort wayne, one of the first visitors to the intensive caret to see me when my life was 1 foot in the grave and another on a banana peel, teddy kennedy came to fort wayne to see about his friend, vernon jordan. in july of 1980, when i was still in the new york hospital recovering from that, ted kennedy was campaigning in the bronx. i heard it on the radio and saw it on television. before the afternoon was over, unexpectedly, he was in room 1719 at new york hospital to visit and give comfort to his friend, vernon jordan. he was incredibly compassion that -- compassionate when it came to his friends. he was one who was not only sympathetic, but he would stand by you and prompt you what -- and prompt you up when you were leaving. i will never forget those hospital visits. tavis: you referenced 1980. that was the year that he decided to run against jimmy carter. he was trying to wrest the democratic nomination from then- president jimmy carter. let me ask you specifically what kennedy did in that race. >> i think it created a kind of ambivalence.

adam wayne wright going for his 15th win. wayne wright serves it up to casey blake. his 14th homer of the year. wainwrig wainwright. the thousand gets away. pujols moves to third on the year. he would score on matt holliday's sac fly. bottom nine. last chance for l.a. james loney flies out to holiday. cards win, 3-2. >>> d-backs and phillies. cliff lee is 3-0, since coming over in the trade with cleveland. he had five ks through five innings. got plenty of offensive support. here in the bottom of the fifth, ryan howard, off dan haren. three-run home run. his 31st. cliff lee would go the distance. a two-hitter. he struck out 11. he's 4-0, with the phils. phils take it 8-1. >>> red sox and blue jays. roy halladay on the mound for atlanta. jason bay takes him deep here. a two-run home run in the fifth. team-leading 27th for bay. in the sixth, the blue jayce threatening. they had the bases loaded in two and outs. but encarnacion flies out to end the threat. encarnacion went 0 for 4. batting less than .200. the red sox, lead the a.l. wild card by one game over the rangers

police say 44-year-old wayne mothershead used hid county-run edmonton mail to solicit sex from who he thought was a 16- year-old. he was arrested at the holbrook shopping center in gaithersburg where he allegedly planned to meet the teen and pay for sex. >> it was an exchange of e- mails, of fotopoulos numbers. there is a confirming a that he understood that she was 16 ard,s olye that he understood that he would be required to s pay for any sexual services rendered. he agreed to all of that. >> montgomery county detectives had made a string of arrests as part of a larger sting to catch a predator. mothershead will face a judge next friday. >>> a break in a murder case in charles county. one of the suspects only 14 years old. police say the teenagers ambushed jeremiah gutierrez and his brother last tuesday noor that you are home. 18-year-old benjamin thomas and 14-year-old trayzon harry are charged with those killings. police say they staked out the brothers for weeks and targeted them because they carried cash. investigators tracked down the suspects because they left behind a stolen

host: alex wayne, any comment to what the doctor had to say? guest: i think it was more of a statement than a question. a couple callers ago mentioned medicaid and whether that could be tweaked to cover more people without insurance. the fact is that both the house and senate are looking to doing exactly that. they are looking at expansions of medicaid that would cost on the order of $450 billion over the next 10 years. they would cover practically everybody right around the poverty level using medicaid. and that would be a big change from now because right now medicaid eligibility varies from state to state as tom discussed a little bit, i think, and it averages about only 68% of poverty nationwide. so democrats see a medicaid expansion a major piece of their health overhaul efforts. host: tom scully, we've been referring to this as hospital insurance. what does part a cover again? guest: it covers nursing homes. you have to be in the hospital first and then go to a nursing home, medicare covers the first 180 days. if you have a hip replacemen

host: alex wayne, any comment to what the doctor had to say? guest: i think it was more of a statement than a question. a couple callers ago mentioned medicaid and whether that could be tweaked to cover more people without insurance. the fact is that both the house and senate are looking to doing exactly that. they are looking at expansions of medicaid that would cost on the order of $450 billion over the next 10 years. they would cover practically everybody right around the poverty level using medicaid. and that would be a big change from now because right now medicaid eligibility varies from state to state as tom discussed a little bit, i think, and it averages about only 68% of poverty nationwide. so democrats see a medicaid expansion a major piece of their health overhaul efforts. host: tom scully, we've been referring to this as hospital insurance. what does part a cover again? guest: it covers nursing homes. you have to be in the hospital first and then go to a nursing home, medicare covers the first 180 days. if you have a hip replacemen

wayne mothershead answered an ad on craigslist that was actually an undercover officer. he arranged to meet up at the gaithersburg shopping center. >> when he arrived, he was arrested and charged with a sexual solicitation of a minor. >> mothershead was one the -- was one of 20 people arrested. he has been released on $100,000 bond. his lawyer says she believes there's not enough evidence to prove the charges. >>> metro riders can expect delays. red line riders should allow an extra 30 minutes this weekend. the trains will be sharing one track. orange lines should also allow an additional 30 minutes. there will be delays at night on the blue and yellow lines starting late sunday night. >>> judge sonia sotomayor will become the first oicial supreme court justice. she will be sworn in tomorrow. republicans joined democrats in confirming the nomination. she is the third woman ever named to the high court. >>> authorities are investigating an accident that killed an accident at the intersection of river road and wilson lane. a car struck a pedestrian. he died. he has been id

host: alex wayne, any comment to what the doctor had to say?uest: i think it was more of a statement than a question. a couple callers ago mentioned medicaid and whether that could be tweaked to cover more people without insurance. the fact is that both the house and senate are looking to doing exactly that. they are looking at expansions of medicaid that would cost on the order of $450 billion over the next 10 years. they would cover practically everybody right around the poverty level using medicaid. and that would be a big change from now because right now medicaid eligibility varies from state to state as tom discussed a little bit, i think, and it averages about only 68% of poverty nationwide. so democrats see a medicaid expansion a major piece of their health overhaul efforts. host: tom scully, we've been referring to this as hospital insurance. what does part a cover again? guest: it covers nursing homes. you have to be in the hospital first and then go to a nursing home, medicare covers the first 180 days. if you have a hip replacement

. >> wayne, how happy are you to see her? obviously she's got some bee labored breathing right now, and just coming out of this coma she e was in, medically induced coma for three weeks, how happy are you and relieved? the doctors told you to expect the worse and she may not survive but now she's on the road to recovery. >> chris, you can't wipe the smile off my face. i couldn't do it if i tried. the last week was unbelievable. after going through almost a month of not being able to touch my wife, you know, i just thank the lord for it. we have so much support from the community and from our family, and this facility here has just been unbelievable. i attribute a lot of it, i think, getting her back to tampa, you know, close to home, family, and friends. >> wayne, let me ask you. were you surprised? cherie tells you she's suffering from a cough. the cough's getting a little worse. and all of a sudden she's in a medically induced coma and you're being told to get her things in order. how did things deteriorate so quickly and d

the other two, reggie wayne.feat the eagles by a score of 23-15 here in indianapolis. coming up next on fox, late local news, except on the west coast. >> daryl: i love indoor pyrotechnics, kenny! >> kenny: tomorrow, the cowboys and the titans. in dallas cowboys stadium in arlington. coverage begins at 8:00 eastern, 5:00 pacific, right here on fox. and on fox saturday baseball, prentsed by gillette body wash on saturday, the yankees face the red sox. the cubs take on the dodgers. it gets under way at 4:00 eastern, 1:00 pacific right here on fox. the eagles and the colts, weak two of the preseason here in indianapolis. terrific first quarter for peyton manning and the colts. they win it 23-15. for more information on today's game and the latest in nfl news, log on to foxsports.com, powered by msn, the world's fave it sports site. so long from indy. you know, a lot can happen in a year. life changes. your insurance coverage should change, too. people get married, move, have kids. that's why nationwide insurance doe

suspects to the social networking site, myspace. 17 defendants caught the bait, including lieutenant wayne mothershead, a montgomery county firefighter. he along with the rest of the defendants who range in age from 20 to 50 face felony charges for soliciting sex from a minor. [ inaudible ] >> one of those defendants agreed to talk with us as long as we didn't show his face. he explained why he turned to the net. >> i wasn't getting what i needed from my relationship and i -- [ inaudible ] >> have you done this before with a 16-year-old? >> never. >> he said he's a sex addict and didn't realize the consequences. >> i didn't think i was doing anything worse than what -- than what everybody else dash. [ inaudible due to voice changed ] >> that seems like an excuse that you got caught. what would you like to tell people? >> i think i needed to get caught to get the help that i needed. >> these are adults preying on minors for sexual abuse. >> soliciting sex from a minor is a felony and could carry a 10-year-old jail sentence and you could be put on the sex offender registry. bruce? >> thank y

. >> wayne from florida, got that screwed up.n't catch the incorrect use of criteria. wayne, while you are not an english teacher for the record i'm not a licensed massage therapist either but that won't stop me from coming to your house to give you a full rundown and although i'm not allonsed surgeon it will not stop me from removing your kidney. and although i'm not a licensed grave digger -- well, you see where i'm going with this. >> i miss all of you while you were away. are we having to see any vacation photos or video. we do have photos. this is andy visiting the grand canyon and this is bill visiting the grand teton mountain range and this is me enjoying myself at niagara falls. sorry, that is the wrong one. it was a great, great week! a great week. >> we'll close things out with the post game wrapup from tv's andy levy. and to see clips of recent shows go to fox news.com/redeye. (announcer) crest whitestrips has created a revolutionary strip... it sticks to your teeth so well... you can even drink water with it on. crest

. >> reporter: good morning to you. 44-year-old wayne mothershead was arrested by police after he traveled to a gaithersburg shopping center where he allegedly planned to engage in sexual conduct with a teenaged girl. now, police say mothershead responded to on-line ads that were placed on myspace and craigslist as part of a police sting. the firefighter is one of more than 20 members of the community, they say, at responded to this police operation. >> there were an exchangeof etch mails. there was an exchange of phone number. there was a confirmation that he understood that she was 16 years old, that he understood that he would be required to pay for any sexual services . he agreed to all of that. >> reporter: mothershea isa 22 year veteran of the montgomery county fire and rescue service. his attorn says there is not enough evidence to substantiate the charge of sexual misconduct, sexual solicitation of a minor. he is scheduled to appear in court here in rockville later today. i'm live in rockville. back to you. >> thank you. in in a murder case in charles county and one. of the suspect

court documents allege wayne mothershead had agreed to meet there and pay $150 for sex to a person he'd contacted through an ad in the adult services section of craigslist. >> a female police officer went on the internet using classified for sale and social networking sites to post advertisements as though she were a 16-year-old girl placing an ad for prostitution. >> reporter: mothershead used his county e-mail address. richard bowers tells us he took immediate action. >> i was fully aware of the situation, yes, and as a result onuahat, i took action ad anteivoivndl u administrativeea ihi wch ichs paid leave at this time. s >> reporter: mothershe mothershd dne declined to addre specifics except to say that in herli ct' 2s c # two years, he has gained the highest respect from his col aag aues earned a great reputation. she weo nt imo h,ix month, i have seen an increase tha w i consider to be ti lequesabon prs kugss involving ads placedabn the adulte erityo came sections of craigslist. jackie bensen, news 4. >>> plus say this is part of an on going investigation into online prostitution

serious charges after police say he tried to solicit sex from a teenage girl online and a 44- year-old wayne mothershead entered an ad from what he thought was a 16-year-old girl who was really an undercover officer. he was arrested july 20 after showing up to meet her at a shopping center in gaithersburg. >> the suspect was arrested by vice intelligence officers and charged with a sexual solicitation of a minor. >> he was one of 20 people arrested in the county-wide sting that targeted sexual predators. he will be placed on administrative leave with pay. his lawyer tells the washington post she believes there is not enough evidence to prove the charges. >>> it has happened again, this time in woodbridge. a pedestrian was struck and killed this morning around 5 ercot 30 a.m. on northbound route 1 between fetter stone road and woodside drive. prince william county police have not released the name of the le victim. the road was shut down for a couple of hours, but the accident is now cleared and all lanes are back open. >>> the district, fire hoses crisscrossed for blocks to find enough water

wayne mothershead adadveisold -- of a police officer posing as a 16-year-old girl. >> when the suspect arrived, he was arrested. he was charged with a sexual solicitation of a minor. >> the police say mothershead is one of the 20 people lost it. onight, he is out on bond. if convicted, he faces 10 years behind bars. >>> president obama makes a big campaign stop for the democrats vying to become virginia's next governor. he stumped for creeeddes deeds - creigh deeds. john gonzalez has the latest. >> was this rally the saving grace for creigh deeds, who trails his opponent? tonight, he stood side by side with president barack obama and the president essentially said if it is not broken it and actually working, why change anything? >> get used to the fact that the president of the united states flew marine want to virginia for me. >> with 81 days until the election, and with virtually every poll, creigh deeds brought out the big guns tonight. >> you have the chance to keep moving forward by electing somebody was cut from the same cloth, somebody who has the same vision for the commonwealt

wayne, indiana, you can experience dorothy's walk through the land of oz. click your heels together a couple of times. >> i wish i could. >>> here's an early look at headlines in entertainment. the l.a. coroner's office now knows what caused the death of michael jackson, even if the public does not. officials are withholding autopsy results so police can continue the investigation into doctors who may have prescribed drugs to the late singer. >>> meanwhile, a los angeles judge approved a major movie deal between jackson's estate, concert promoter aeg live and colombia pictures. the movie will include footage of jackson's rehearsals for his london tour. >>> jessica simpson got another jolt to the system. it had nothing to do with tony romo. the singer was greeted in japan with a 7.2 earthquake. >>> tori spelling and her husband are responding to criticism from tori's mom, candy, that the couple uses their children as reality show props to generate conflict. dean said dryly, everyone is entitled to their opinion. >>> finally, tom cruise's son is following in

been asked by nfl commissioner roger goodell to mentor vick, and someone you might never expect-- wayneent of the humane society of the united states. why would you put your reputation on the line in working with michael vick? >> tony dungy: i've visited a lot of prisons. that's something that i do. and i know that there are a lot of young men, especially african-american young men, who need a chance, who made a mistake, who did something wrong, who had a problem, but are looking to bounce back. that's what i've always been concerned about. not just for michael vick, but for hundreds of guys that i've talked to. >> brown: pacelle's relationship with vick is even more unlikely. his organization provided evidence that helped put vick in prison. while pacelle says he remains skeptical, he nevertheless enlisted vick as an anti-dog- fighting ambassador. >> wayne pacelle: if we just punish mike indefinitely and don't pivot to this problem in the communities, where kids are victimizing these dogs and then going down a dead-end street themselves-- because there are no heroic dog fighters-- we w

wayne paselli is president and ceo of the humane society of the united states.e joins us from washington. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> folks may be able to see what michael vick may be able to get out of this being a poster child of the u.s. humane society. it is helping him in part, kind of redeem his reputation. what does the humane society get out of this. >> really, michael vick cam to us. he cam to us because we her his toughest critic. we advocated for his prosecution under federal laws we helped draft. we did lots of things to advance the case. >> he knew that. he knew you were all big advocates on, you know what he is going to made an example. this is what happens when you carry out this kind of activity. so why did he turn around and want to do you a favor perhaps, or are you doing him a favor? >> i think that his intentions, are his intentions. i am sure he will be speaking out soon. for us, our goal is not to endlessly flog michael vick or any single individual. our goal ties have a full court press against dog fighting. and we are targetin

lieutenant wayne mothershead. a fire fighter. some have claimed that police tactics amount to entrapment. >> i know an accusation was made that we were ruining people's lives. but we are here to protect minors involved in this. other people involved on the uts si are making decisions they will have to live with those decisions. >> so at least one attorney representing some of the men is questioning the prosecution of the cases. montgomery konty policounty pol consult and everything done was within the law. >>> darcy, thank you. >>> a woman's body was discovered in ais res mand fweou remains were found friday night in t f m street o m street uthet. district police have not enidedenfihe woman just yet. they're waiting fomul r off an autopsy. investigators are trying to figuree out hfo figure out how she died. >>> an explosion forced the closing of the station southwest. insulation along one of the tracks caught fire. then exploded. it happened around 9:00his morning. the green and yellow lines were affected. metro set up a shuttle

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fort wayne host:, indiana. david.r: we have a democratic mayor here, and we are highly dependent on a lot of that stimulus money coming in, but something that's concerns me back -- concerns me that i am sure the chinese are quite a news that we decided to borrow a trillion dollars from them. and the first round of treasury bills one doubt were bought by the fed. what happens when we stop chasing our tail and is money does not come in, when china refuses to loan us this money? host: i think we temporarily lost the mayor. we will go to our next call. new jersey on the democratic line. frank, are you there? caller: good morning, mr. mayor. host: we temporarily lost him, but what do you want to talk about? caller: based on the numbers mr. williams was throwing around, wondering if he could give us estimated number of jobs saved through the stimulus plan. host: ok. we have temporarily lost the mayor's signal but we are talking about state budgets and the local economy is, in reference to what the states are facing next yea

the founder was played by john wayne in the movie in the 1960s. that's right. i remember that.this is a cheapy, $1.29, and w.e.l. is the symbol for trading. let's go ahead with another one. >> i would pick humana because no one likes health care stocks these days. people think they're too defensive and they're also worried about what the obama administration is going to do in the health care area but huh-uh manna is a seasoned company. >> paul: another selection. >> i'd e caption test caption test cap in china. it is, of course, in bed with the government, as many companies are there. but china has good growth, especially relative to the rest of the world. >> paul: this is a three-month chart on the pink sheets, intentally. okay, go ahead. go ahead, john. >> for my fifth and final recommendation i would like to do another short sale that i traditionally do with you, paul. and this time i would short talbot's, the women's clothing retailer. really two reasons, one, i think they're a little out of touch with fashion. two, their balance sheet is in a bit of a shambles. their net w

we're talking on west broadway into wayne. this is about six blocks south of canal street where you buy those $7 purses. again, if you know where west broadway and hudson kind of like do the v into west broadway that's where it is. most of the buildings are commercial buildings. a lot of businesses in the buildings. so it's east of the hudson. if you are taking a bus tour up there today it will be jam packed in lower manhattan blocks away from new york city hall. we'll keep an eye on that. >>> we'll take a break and be back. "good morning america" will have more on this in a moment. stay with us. (announcer) you think bleach gets your toilet perfectly clean? fact. bleach doesn't get rid of stains. it just whitens them. with this stain revealing dye you can see the stains bleach leaves behind. lysol power toilet bowl cleaner removes stains better than bleach while killing 99.9% of germs. to give you a toilet thats completely clean. lysol. the number one pediatrician recommended brand. lysol. disinfect to protect. look for money

the other two, reggie wayne.feat the eagles by a score of 23-15 here in indianapolis. coming up next on fox, late local news, except on the west coast. >> daryl: i love indoor pyrotechnics, kenny! >> kenny: tomorrow, the cowboys and the titans. in dallas cowboys stadium in arlington. coverage begins at 8:00 eastern, 5:00 pacific, right here on fox. and on fox saturday baseball, prentsed by gillette body wash on saturday, the yankees face the red sox. the cubs take on the dodgers. it gets under way at 4:00 eastern, 1:00 pacific rig here on fox. l the eagles and the colts, weak two of the preseason here in indianapolis. terrific first quarter for peyton manning and the colts. they win it 23-15. for more information on today's game and the latest in nfl news, log on to foxsports.com, powered by msn, the world's fave it sports site. so long from indy. with more eligible models qualifies to be recycled,ctonk you can get a $3500 or $4500 government rebate. and just announced! if you quali f cor ter tnklu rebate, you ma

from early ' 80s singles such as "holiday "to a new collaboration with little wayne. >>> megan fox will play cat woman in the next batman movie has had been widely speculated -- speculated. warner brothers has not selected the actress to my the character. they say there is no script and no project to be cast in. >> oh. well, thank you for that scoop. oh, gosh, remember madonna. the first concert i ever went to at radio city music hall. her boy toy tour. oh, i remember it. it was impossible to get tickets and somehow my friend's mom got them. brought us in to new york, waited for us. she didn't go to the concert with us and picked us up. >> oh, my gosh. >>> we are talking about another tropical system in to the weekend. can't seem brea break around here. let me get down to business and p.sc you the oo od toooisda od l. shouldn't be as ast erday. yesterday well to s 90y.r s today we will put thlty. wa will put the the upper 80s. some of our southern suburbs, like fredericksburg and warrenton will hit the lower 90s. off to the west cumberland a beautiful day, 85. a few more clouds an. if y

the past 20 years have seen massive changes in the baltic states of with the wayne rihanna, latvia, and estonia. -- lithuanian, latvia, and estonia. our correspondent has returned to investigate the legacy of europe's revolution. >> this jail was dark and desolate. 16 were crammed into a space used by 31. it is where those who wanted independence for estonia were brought for interrogation because moscow treated nationalists as criminals. he got four years in jail. >> in that time, i never had the sense i was alone because i was not alone. i knew back then that the majority of the estonian people were with me, and it gave me strength. >> by 1989, inspired by events in poland and hungary, when million people will willing to join her in the cause. they formed a human chain across the three baltic republics. because they were inside the borders of the soviet union, they have a tougher time making their case for independence -- both to moscow and the west. although moscow was ready to let some go, it refused to release a sovereign nations within the soviet union. national feelings that were

these girls are wet." [ laughter ] i saw lil wayne get interviewed by katie couric. i'm a gangsta. and gangstas don't ask questions." [ laughter ] what? [ laughter ] gangstas do ask. i thought asking questions was a huge part of being gangsta and you had to do it. "hey man, where's my money?" that's a question. [ laughter ] "do you want to die tonight?" that's a question, too. [ laughter ] "what, what?" that's two questions. [ laughter and applause ] i realized, recently, my judgment gets messed up more by food and juice than it does by drugs or alcohol. i love apple juice. it's delicious. i want to found my own apple juice company, but how do you go about doing something like that? i tried e-mailing the motts people for advice. they're not really accessible. [ laughter ] so, i have to keep being a consumer. me and my girl go to the grocery store. motts fresh pressed natural apple juice for $1.79 for a half gallon. that is a great sale. we get eight bottles. eight bottles, that's all we got on the belt in front of us. there's an old man looking back, shaking his head