that will get anyone angry, like santana moss was when he had to go against corey webster today. this is just the brouhaha that didn't end well for the redskins because they lost 23- 17. the post-mortem is coming up straight ahead. i do have some good news for you, though. the st. louis rams come to town next week and the rams got drummed by seattle today 28-0. maybe they'll still play poorly next week at fedex field. >> thanks. >>> well that, does it for us. you want news and information 24/7, fox 5 new is always on. >> look for us on air and online. keep it right here. an dozened version of geico sports extra is coming your way in two minutes. take care.  >>> it's nfl sunday. does it get any better than that? welcome to the first holiday of the year. a national holiday in this parts and welcome to geico sports extra, everybody. i'm dave feldman. you know so many question marks as the redskins went to the meadowlands today. chief among them, could an offense that spurted in the preseason perform against one of the league's premiere defenses or would it resem

he was massachusetts's senator daniel webster. the philosophical bedrock of constitutional unionism. lk about a contrast with james have -- calhoun's cousin. there is no way to know this for sure at this int, but daniel bster was notorious as a womanizer and a drunk, as well as being one of the greatest orators in american history. he was reputed to have a mixed-race family that he supported. as a young boy at the national hotel, bob learned many skills, he learned cooking, barbering, he learned to get along with white society and learned to win at cards. his owner, the hotel's owner, gave him to his son, his son wasn't anywhere near as good at cards and he promptly lost bob at a game of poker. thwinner took him and auction him, this sophisticated washingtonians teenager, auction into a south carolina dirt farmer. we can only imagine the shock that young man must have felt when he found myself suddenly in south carolina. he was sold again and once more to a wealthy, politically connecte fats -- planters named benjamin yancey, henc

dad, it apprs to b was massachusetts senator daniel webster. the philosophical bedrock of constitutional unionism. talk about the contrast there with james kelton's coast in there. now there is no way to know this for sure at this point, but daniel webster was notorious as a womanizer and a drunk, as well as being one of the greatest orators in american history. and he was reputed to have a mixed race famy, a large mixed-race family that he supported. now, as a young boy at the national hotel, bob, thelave, who learned many skills. he learned cooking, barbering, he learned to get along with white society and he learned to why not cards. is owner, the hotel's sonner, gave him to his son and his son wasn't anywhere near as good that carts and theromptly lost bob eddie game of poker. the winner tk him and oioned him, this sophisticated washingtonn teenager and optioned him to weigh south carolina dirt farmer. and come aubuchon only imagine the shock that that young man must the phelps when he found himself suddenly in a country of south carolina.

two catches, six yards and $5,000 for this altercation with webster.ebster was also fined that same amount according to the post. >>> now to a story we broke this afternoon on wusa9.com, maryland native and cleveland cavaliers guard dante west has been charged with speeding and weapons counts. he was pulled over last night when the cut off an officer while riding his motorcycle on 495. that officer pulled him over and discovered is he had a handgun in his pocket, another in his pant leg and a shotgun and a guitar case strapped to his back. the nba has issues of its own. a lockout for the referees they will impose the lockout if a contract isn't reached by october 27th. replace referees begin training next week. >>> baseball, the nats newest catcher just acquired from seattle's meet the team in new york. they may need him. flores had surgery this leak and bard has been hampered by a groin. the nats take on that team at 7:10. a pair of pitchers trying to move above 500. the nats are on a three game slide at the moment. >>> college football and it seems l

moss got into it with the giants cornerback corey webster. this was a clear case of face mask to face mask crime. both received unsportsmanlike penalties that offset each other. afterwards moss offered this explanation. >> my helmet came off because we was going at each other. once my helmet came off and he said going, i was goinand i got head butted so you know what i'm saying, i didn't have a hell mutt no more so i've got to do what i've got to do, you know what i'm saying. but it wasn't nothing -- you be in that situation before and you and that guy already pissed off at each other. we were both surprised that it happened with him because we were pretty cool. >>> when we return, what happened to donovan mcnabb? hip hurt? is this eagle grounded? geico sports extra continues.  >>> welcome back to dike owe sports extra. david feldman joined pie fox 5's lindsay murphy. the only thing redskins fans could hope for today is maybe a bad day for the rest of the nfc east. did they get any help? >> unfortunately, the cowboys didn't have much of a t

. >>> it is 5:19 we say good morning to kristen fisher in the webster. >> good morning, happy friday it has been less than 48 hours since representative joe wilson shouted you lie at the president during his speech before congress on healthcare reform. well, almost instantly he received a huge backlash on line. but now representative wilson is actually using the internet to fight . k ecis out. last night he k st statement right rea end on o on for congress.com. >>> the south carolina e ththe wi wr iit es y tack, he t miadi should not have disrespected the president during his speech but i am not sorry for fighting back. take a listen. >> on these issues i will not be muzzled. i will speak up and speak loudly against this risky plan. the supporters of the government take over of healthcare and the liberals who want to give healthcare to illegals are using my opposition as an excuse to distract from the critical tiquonesras ais ted his orly conceived plan. >> reporter: if you scroll down on his site just below the video you will see the deorhiag it is right here, this is where represen

. >>> the nfl announced that santana moss and the giants cornerback corey webster have each been fined000 for their fight last sunday. >>> the maryland terrapins pled host to middle tennessee state. after wac -- after last week's game, the fridge knows that to win tomorrow, somthings have to change on defense. >> we have to tackle better. we did not tackle the way that we have to. the other thing is the pass rush, it is almost like the guy is afraid of making mistakes and they did not play with a recklessness i see them play with in practice. >>> high-school football, eleanor roosevelt-high point. eleanor roosevelt roles, wide open in the end zone. eleanor roosevelt was the game, 58-0, they are 3-0. >>> dematha planning friendship academy. the mustangs to dominate and they are unbeaten. >>> the nationals-mets. ryan zimmerman at bat. boo-yeah. he gets the fatback on the pitch, sends it to right field. washington holds on to beat new york, 6-5. >>> finally, floyd wjla -- floyd mayweather signed a contract to fight. the sign a contract, he will pay $3,000 per pound that he is overweight.

said and to your point, george stephanopoulos, a low moment in sports for obama to define merriam-webster what is a tax and what isn't. >> i think they've enabled him a little bit he's gotten an easy rise he doesn't appreciate the opposition. if he had not given an easy ride they may have been more prepared for this. >> maybe one of you can, i can't remember a day when george w. bush was on five sunday morning talk shows. >> i can't remember when norra o'donnell on msnbc slapping down tim carney for how dare you slap down our president. there's still some of that. why wouldn't the school children want to sing a song praising hugo chavez, president obama, that's natural. >> there's about to be nor one of those discussions erupting here. we have to take a break, if you have a story about media bias, e-mail us at fox news watch. we'll be back to talk about the crazy lead earths at the u.n. >> the u.n., danger posed by climate change cannot be denied. loses out to coverage of the crazies and the celebrities and their secrets. do we really need to know? details next on news watch. >> the u.n.

because, again, fundamentals are improving, they've gone through a credit cycle, some names like webster, like comerica, a bigger cap name, names like historia in new york, tcf out of minneapolis, i have about 80 names in the poif portfolio. so this is not a one-trick pony. i'm trying to give the refer a broad exposure to the industry. >> paul: do you personally own any of the stocks you mentioned? >> i certainly do through the funds, ask that's the way i've done it for a long time and plan to continue to do so. >> paul: so indirectly you do own them? >> yes, absolutely. >> paul: until today we saw quite a big runup in the financial sector with the s&p financials up more than 130% since march. do you think that rally is over or is this just a temporary pause? >> people always argue the stocks are ahead of the fundamentals, the fundamentals are ahead of the stocks. what i'm fgsing on is that we have an environment -- focusing on is that we are an environment where the fundamentals will be getting better over the next three to five years and you want to balance in the group. so today is on

. >>> moss and the giants webster got in to it. mask to mask. blows to the face and moss got pile drive on the theater. unsportsman like penalties resulted. he is tired of losing to giants. >> as a team we are tired of losing to them and i'm pretty surethose guys over there has something out for us knowing they have been the ones getting the nod every time they play us as far as getting a w. so it is something we have to overcome and i feel like next time it should be something better but you know not looking so far ahead. yesterday was one of though days we just one ourselves and i feel we can be better. >> reporter: we can all relate to this video. yesterday's bmw championship, he needs to sink the putt to advance to the playoff in two weeks. a two footer. and then he is so annoyed he misses that one. that didn't matter. he triple bogeys the hole and fails to move on. missing a putt by this much cost him a chance at another $800,000 at least. >>> on the tom brady returns to the patriots as the new england host the bills. >>> and highlights of

, that his response was, well, what did webster do? i yield back. mr. markey: i yield back. no place played a more important role in the history of massachusetts irish politics than south boston, the home of the next friend of senator kennedy, steve lynch from south boston, massachusetts. mr. lynch: thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. i thank you my friend, mr. marky, the dean of the new new -- new england delegation for reserving this time to pay a special tribute to our friend and colleague, senator ted kennedy. if you have been watching tonight, you'll notice that the members with the most seniority have been given the privilege to speak first. which is the way it works down here. the longer you're here the more you appreciate that. however i am one of the more junior members of the delegation and i'm like some of the fellows that have been around here forever, like mr. markey and mr. frank and mr. delahunt, i had a relatively short time, eight years, to spend working with ted kennedy. i cherish every one ever those years. in additio

. >>> good evening, i'm dave feldman, jim zorn is looking at the situation with webster, and the laten jacobs. said rogers, that is how we lay, physical tough ball, we're just not going to be no punks. and how about the skins debut. the 100 million man, albert haynesworth, double teamed for most of the game, credited with a tackle for loss. looked tired, didn't play in the preseason. only played a 16-game preseason once. so? >> i wish he would play 100% at the time. he weighs 340, a load, moving that much can take it out of you. i think he -- we'll figure that out a little bit more as we go along. but i was not displeased with the type of play he had on the field. and really the amount. >> the redskins found the end zone twice yesterday, coming from an unlikely source. smith takes off on the fake. no sprinter but he does get in untouched eight yards, second career touchdown, first, jim zorn with the signal. >> and i was firing pretty did for good for a guy with some mileage on him, getting around the corner. thankfully the guys chasing me were bigger players so i could get around them

game at giants stadium, turning it down after the season, and sent an hamas wants to demolish corey webster. marion manhattan. look at the tackling their. 30 yards for the touchdown. it gets worse just before the half. j. p. campbell, waiting, waiting, waiting for something to happen. he rumbles. 37 yards for the touchdown. later, discussing that with campbell. they find a way to answer. they move it through. it is a fake. he rented in, untouched. 17-7. now he goes back to work. he is in it right over the middle. he probably should not have from that. hall intercepts, and he runs it back all the way down to the giants' 8 yard line. they scored again with time running out, campbell and the skins. and outside kick with the giants. they recover, n.y. takes game 1. 23-17. >> we will look tomorrow and have a good assessment of what really happened, where the plays were left. >> and a we did good things, but we're still not there. i think we have not jelled quite get as a defense. -- quite yet as a defense. this could be the game -- you lie was talking to me after the game, st., 2007, they had a

santana moss and cory webster looking more like a preview -- [ inauble ] you can't do that in footbally the n.f.l. handed each player a $5,000 final. this sunday in their home oper, jason campbell and the skins will need to get their offense moving early and often if they want to beat the rams. it starts with the running game and establishing clinton portis as a threat. last week portis broke off a 34- yard run on the very first play but he was held to just 28 yards for the rest of the game. >> i would love to tell you i can carry this organization, i can do everything but i think we have a lot of talent and a lot of people who feel as if they're capable of helping us out. so i can't -- i'm not going to be selfish and say give me the ball. you know i want the ball but if we don't have -- [ indiscernible ] he gives me the ball when he can. >> the redskins are drawing most of the attention this time of the year but don't forget about the capitals. they opened up their six-game preseason last night with an overtime win over the buffalo sabres. no rest for bruce boudreau and the caps back

. >> merriam webster's dictionary calls a tax a penalty imposed on people for funding. your critics call it a tax increase. >> my critics say everything is a tax increase. we can have a debate about whether or not we will have a mandate for individuals or not, but absolutely reject that notion. neil: that was an excellent interview, regardless of your views on this subject. is it or is it not a tax? our guest says it is not. good to have you back. >> good to be back. the greatest generation put our country in the greatest that we ever could be in financially so we could fight. paying s, as vice president biden said, is the patriotic thing to do. neil: fighting a war against nazi aggression is one thing. providing health care to the millions who do not have it is another, right? >> the cost of our war in iraq -- we are at war, and the cost of providing health care for every american are almost identical. just so i am clear. every once in awhile, if you buy a home and get a mortgage, that is not bad debt. that is good debt, as long as you can pay the bill. neil: you are r

democratic strategist todd webster with us and republican strategist karen hanready. we'd have these two folks get after it with big eddie tonight. todd, i'll ask you first. do you think this poll, is this a wake-up call for the white house? >> i think president obama remains incredibly popular and he remains extremely persuasive. he is the strongest spokesman and the best person to articulate what it is his message is. that's much to his credit. some of the confusion about the public plan is a smoke screen and frankly some confusion from our friends on the republican side. for 30 years the republicans said that the government -- there's nothing that the government can do, that it's inept and incompetent and the bush administration spent eight year trying to test that hypothesis. now they're saying the opposite. it's a complete rhetorical 180 saying that private industry, the insurance companies, can't possibly compete with a public option, with a government. so it's interesting to watch the conservative contortions on this, particularly when you look at the example p

. >> merriam-webster dictionary, it defines it as a charge of personal property. >> of the fact the u.n. to the dictionary indicates to me that you are stretching. >> critics say that it is a tax increase. >> by critics say that everything is a tax increase. greta: steve, is it a tax or not? it costs more for some individuals. >> there is an old saying, if it walks like a duck and looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, it is a duck. that was a tough interview, george stephanopoulos, he is my new hero. a tax is when you take money in voluntarily from people can use it for a public person. -- public purpose. this is a big tax we are talking about. $3,800 per family if they do not have health insurance. who are the people that do not? mostly middle-class families having a hard time making ends meet. to propose a tax on top of that, that will be real financial hardship. the president's most memorable promise during the campaign was that people that make less than 250, that -- less than 21 and $50,000 would not pay a new tax. guess it is out -- less than $250,000 would not pay a new tax. gue

johnsen, who once led a group that joined an amicus group filed with the extreme court in the 1989 case websterersus republic ro ductive health. in a footnote they argued that curtailing a woman's right to choose is suggestive of involuntary servitude. needless to say, pro-life groups consider her a little out of the mainstream. then, david hamilton, nominated by the seventh circuit court of appeals. besides once getting -- being a board member of the indiana aclu he was once a fundraiser for the group acorn. wonder what he thinks of all the videotapes released in the past week. nuck four is state department legal advisor harold co-, who advocates a "trans national legal process," meaning judges should not follow american law when making decisions but also follow global norms. he once referred to george bush as our, quote, tort urer in chief. does he think we should apply shar aye law here in the united states? whatever happened to the constitution? and number three, samantha power, a senior director of the national security council. she had been a senior advisor in the campaign until she refer

jim mentioned that she had asked judge webster and i to help lead this task force, the homeland security alert system. i told the press when i first agreed to take this assignment, this challenge on, it was really thankless, right. this is the thing that the pundits love to make fun of. i went home and i have two children, 14 and eight. the eight-year-old decided he would have his input and gave me the sesame street color codes, like elmo red. my children were making fun of this thing. but i tell you, here's the most useful part of that discussion and that was the explicit acknowledgement and jim helped lead this discussion, the acknowledgement, like the department that we've asked the to do too many things and then we complain it doesn't do it well. so we don't feel like it does them equally well. in terms of communicating to inside the government first responders, in terms of setting expectations, the alert system does it well, but what it doesn't do well is communicate with the american people. they know it as a communication tool with them and don't think it performs very well. if th

webster from the gulf means that the second half of the week will be cloudier and water and -- and more you'll see the moisture start to increase coming in of the ocean and up from the south and the result is scattered showers starting to show up on wednesday afternoon. especially in western maryland, clouds and showers on thursday. some of that may go east. on friday, the range chances increase a little more. the second half of the week is a lot better than the first half of the week. tomorrow will be partly cloudy with west winds and another day with temperatures in the low 80s. we will notice the temperatures cooling off with a wind shift. partly cloudy and 70 in garrett county. warm around the bay tomorrow. down in ocean city, a warm summer day. 84 tomorrow with partly cloudy skies and a chance of cloudy skies and cool air was more clouds and a better chance of showers on thursday. the most spots picked up showers on friday with a high of 76. the rest of the weekend looks nice with sunshine returning and comfortable temperatures with highs in the '70s. >> coming up, she has been mis

. >> late yesterday, the nfl announced that santana moss and corey webster had each been fined $5,000 for their fight in last sunday's game. the nationals edged the mets last night and that is a look at sports. >>> good news for redskins fans and people living near fedex field -- the access ramp will be open full time for the interchange was previously open four games but now it will be open all the tim for access to neighborhoods near the stadium. new rent and security features have been built in to help with traffic. if you have ever been to redskins home game, fans can get ready. there is a way if you need to notify fedex security. >> cheering your team is a huge part of the game experience. frenzied fans can take it too far. >> i am out there rooting for my colors. especially if i have one too many beers. >> people are hollering and pushing me and my kids. it was terrible. >> the program in place for one year at fedex field is new to fails. it allows fans to text secured when there is a problem in the stems or the parking lot. this man found out at the preseason game against the s

johnsen, who once led a group that joined an amicus group filed with the extreme court in the 1989 case websterd that curtailing a woman's right to choose is suggestive of involuntary servitude. needless to say, pro-life groups consider her a little out of the mainstream. then, david hamilton, nominated by the seventh circuit court of appeals. besides once getting -- being a board member of the indiana aclu he was once a fundraiser for the group acorn. wonder what he thinks of all the videotapes released in the past week. nuck four is state department legal advisor harold co-, who advocates a "trans national legal process," meaning judges should not follow american law when making decisions but also follow global norms. he once referred to george bush as our, quote, tort urer in chief. does he think we should apply shar aye law here in the united states? whatever happened to the constitution? and number three, samantha power, a senior director of the national security council. she had been a senior advisor in the campaign until she referred to hillary clinton as a, quote, monster. but now she's

on the other happened, i don't want to have to pay for you not carry coverage then -- >> merriam-webster dictionary. -- >> the fact that you looked up the dictionary, the definition of tax increase. you are stretching right now. >> i want to check for myself. >> my critics say everything's a tax increase. my critics say i'm taking over every segment of the economy. we can have a legitimate debate on whether a mandate. >> let's go to medicare. you say that no one will lose what they say. a democrat says the cuts that you're looking at the medicare advantage program, will force people to lose coverage they now have. >> no, here's what's going to happen. these are private hmos who are getting on average and this is not my estimate, they're getting on average 14% more over payments, basically subsidies from taxpayers for a program that ordinary medicare does just good if not better of keeping people healthy. they package these in ways that make it more convenient for some consumers, but they're overcharging massively for it. there's no competitive bidding in the process. instead of spending

santana moss, remember he fought corey webster and fined $5,000 for an impromptu boxing match last sunday. moss held to two catches and just six yards in that game. he says he wants the ball early and often this weekend. defensively, the redskins can shut down stephen jackson if they c do that, they take away something from the rams' offense. probably a huge key for the rams is stephen jackson. he battled injuries this last couple of seasons. the 26-year-old is the best in the game. a couple of years ago he rushed for over 1,500 yards and had 90 catches in the same season. >> one of the best backs in the business. the guy at minnesota is off the chart. then i put jackson just right underneath there. he's big, he's strong, he's fast. he can go the distance any time he touches the football. if the hole is not there inside, he'll bounce it outside. i think this guy is a home run hitting type back. >> all right. tomorrow night it's showtime. redskins style. doc walker, mike wise joining lyndsay and me talking about everything, letting jason campbell taking the training wheels off. you can cat

. >> miriam webster's definition of tax, the charge of money imposed by authority on persons or property for public purposes. >> george, the fact that you looked up miriam's diction air dictionary indicates that you're stretching a little bit right now. >> individuals and families may find themselves stretching to pay the new fines. they range from $750 to $1,500 for the working poor, and from $950 to $3,-8g 00for the middle schas. class. jay rockefeller says this approach breaks mr. obama's campaign pledge to shield the middle class from higher taxes. republicans opposed the tax strenuously and also consider it another nail in the health reform coffin. >> the congress will not pass this. this is really time for the president to hit the reset button and just stop all of this. >> you think the plan is dead? athink it is. >> the white house argued such doom and gloom is predictable and wrong. they say healthcare reform is very much alive. one other negotiation that could be a devil in the negotiations, an an excise tax of 35% on individual plans that cost more an $8,000 and for families th

. >> mere yum webster's dictionary tax a charge of usually money by a charge on person or property forlic purposes. >> the fact that you looked up meriam's dictionary the definition of tax increase indicates to me that you are stretching a little bit right now. otherwise you wouldn't have gone to the dictionary to check on the definition. bill: now that is interesting. here now body language may mayven tonya reiman. not a tax defined. people americans don't like that. they don't want to be forced to buy anything. he did i investigators it now, this is a rhetorical body language thing. he seizes on the meriam's dictionary to try to get away from what's happened did you pick that up. >> the first thing i noticed he did two defensive gestures. he tucked down his chin. bill: ok. >> and then he kicked out his foot. bill: kicked out his, what? >> you will see as it comes. bill: on the two shot. >> as he starts talking. what happens when this topic comes up the foot juts out it's. bill: he wants to kick george. >> unconsciously kicking him. the lower half of the body is typically where emotio

. >> and do you remember that moss and webster, $5,000 each were fined and so it doesn't pay to fight not at all. >>> and back to the breaking news in baltimore, maryland. live pictures of a rescue going on. this is the result of a massive water main break in dundalk, in baltimore county, maryland. the water so bad it is up to front people's front yards and up to their their -- their doors. >> and it has some cared submerged which is why crews were sent in to look for any injuries. again, we're not hearing of any injuries but we do know there are rescues on going. we also know that evacuations are underway in some areas and this is happening in the dundalk area of baltimore county near broening highway and dunn haven road. >> we'll stay on top of this and we'll have much more coming up o -- on the news edge at 6:00. we'll be right back. all for just $179 a month. and like all new volkswagens, it comes with 3 years or 36,000 miles of no-charge scheduled carefree maintenance. it's all part of why the jetta is the top-selling german engineered sedan in america. the washington post calls

this morning, we have low to mid 60s. 66 at webster field. we have 63 from frederick and hagerstown. fredericksburg, good morning, you are 65 and here in washington, 64 degrees. dew points have dropped a little bit into the upper 50s and a south, southwesterly wind. here is high pressure this morning. this isn't at high i was talking about. one way up in canada. by late this afternoon, that high starts to make a push to the south, getting a front toward us. that high continues to build in. that high coming in, that's going to keep the moisture down here and keep it there. it's not going to come back until monday at this rate. so we are in good shape. as we look at the computers, some clouds around, once it spits out sprinkle, it gives an outside chance of that happening. as we go through tonight and tomorrow, look how the clouds get pushed out. we see the clearing build in and by saturday afternoon, saturday evening, should be a lot of sunshine. south western, virginia, may hold on to the clouds longer, but we are going to be in shape for a g

the signers are michael hayden, john deutsche, william webster and james slesing ger. >>> in a new series of interviews, president obama denies racism is motivating people to speak out about health care reform. joe wurzelbachjoe scarborough. glad you made it back from the west coast. in your view, how is racial bias affecting the obama presidency? >> it's just a distraction. it's the last thing barack obama needs. he would need it no more than a margaret thatcher needed somebody in great britain saying she was picked on because she was a woman. that's why barack obama constantly swats away the allegations. i know, it makes jimmy carter feel good saying it and makes the far left feel better because they are trying to explain why the president, this man they thought was going to be a transformational president, like no other before him, suddenly, he looks like every other politician. he's lost 20% points over the summer. but, the reason why was explained by the president to david gregory that's going to air tomorrow, when he said there's always been a debate between freedom and the federal

bruce webster. >> hello. didn't quite expect to be up here. it is true that i was a democrat for 37 years but then again when i grew up, democrats believed in lower taxes. free enterprise, capital us em. a strong defense. a firm stand against totalitarianism and equal opportunity before the law. come to think of it, i may be too conservative for the republicans. now why i am here? i can sum it up in two quotes. about 250 years ago a wise scotsman by the name of david hume gave always warning for our day. he said it is seldom that liberty of any kind is lost all at once. i am here because i am concerned about the liberties we are losing. the second quote comes from abraham lincoln in talking about the emancipation proclamation he said, america is the last best hope of earth. now, let me ask you, how many of you are veterans or have family members who have served or are serving in the armed forces? let me hear you. [cheers and applause] >> my father lieutenant john. a webster was at pearl harbor was at the nava

it's william webster, james woolsey, john deutch, porter goss, michael hayden. these men are asking the obama administration to stop investigating allegations of torture during the bush administration. back in august, the current attorney general, eric holder, he appointed independent counsel to dig into evidence of potential abuse, so this is what they are now responding to. it's certainly something that's going to be taken seriously the administration. we hope to get their reaction, in the meantime, there are another story that we're following for you on this day. you have been talking about the campus of yale university, the attack there, your e-mails, your tweets, your commenting on my blog, almost all of you speaking about the brutality in the killing of annie le, but also wondering if the same thing could happen where you work? yes it could. you know people are calling this workplace violence. what about the possibility of a personal or emotional relationship between this man, raymond clark, and annie le. pat brown a criminal profiler believes this is the

if you go to the mer yim webster's dictionary, it's defined as a tax increase.go to the dictionary to make a point somehow invalidates the point is complete hogwash. >> art? >> it depends on the what the meaning of "is" is. >> not only are we getting ex oh extension -- >> of course, it's a pseudotax increase. what you're going to see is a lot more of these things. we're running up enormous deficits. they've got to be funded somehow. so you're going to see surcharges here, and imposition of other rates there. and they will be basically tax increases by many other names. >> by any other name, a rose, by any other name, right? so final hour of trade, what do you each see? >> final hour of trade, we've been under water all day, mildly so, but definitely under water. light volume straight through to the end of the session. nothing really outstanding to the upside as all. >> and you, art, final hour? >> i think peter's right. very light volume. i think they may try a final hour levitation, however, even without the volume. they're going to hope they can hold on to the

santana moss, his scuffle with the giants cory webster has cost each player $5,000.k to you, brian. >> thank you. >>> now to e battle over swine flu. the very fit vaccine is available. it may not abshot. the cdc says about 3.4 million doses will be available if early october. most of them the nasal spray version meaning health experts now say it doesn't seem like swine flu will be any worse than the seasonal flu virus. fox 5's jonathan seery has the latest. >> reporter: the h1n1 virus seems to have kicked off the flu season early this year. >> we're finding that there is flu being reported in all 50 states. there are 21 states that are reporting widespread activity. we don't see that kind of activity this time of year usually. it's a very strange thing for us to see that amount of influenza at this time of year. >> reporter: but health experts say the virus commonly known as swine flu is not expected to be as deadly as once thought. a harvard researcher is getting set to release a study that says the h1n1 virus's death rate will be no worse than a derate ar of season

the big fight between cory webster and santana moss about the only exciting thing sunday on the field at the meadowlands. iteneded with a 2-17 loss for the redskins. so can they redeem themselves this weekend against the rams? i think the question is they better redeem themselves against the rams. this sunday, the home opener against the rams. we are talking about it with the guys on 106.7 the fan. >> what's up? >> the nfl could not have gift wrapped a better next two games against two teams that collectively went #-0. >> the scheduling gods have helped out the washington redskins. that i had tough opener. but now they're blessed to take on this anemic rams team that was shut out and blarnged last week. >> i'm usually the guy that like to look forward on the schedule. this is a rams team that came in and beat the redskins last year. you cannot look past the rams. they are god awful. can you not look past them. you got to folkous the rams this week. >> the rams, i believe, 5: 28 since 2007 and jason points out two of those losses -- two of those win are against the redskins. >> the ram

kristen fisher is in the webster with the latest on this story. >> that's right, it has been less than 48 hours since joe wilson shouted you lie at the president during his speech on healthcare reform before congress. well, almost instantly he received a huge backlash on line but now representative wilson is using the web to fight back. check this out. lastheig ht posted d ana end a .ccofor n congress.com. the south carolina reprentative says he is onunder e onr hedeattack. he wresi oush ld. not i oushld idest isrespected the during his speech but i am not sorry for fighting back. take a listen. >> on these issues i will not be muzzled. i will speak up and speak loudly against this risky plan. the supporters of the government take over of healthcare and the liberals who want to give healthcare to illegals are using my opposition as an excuse to distract from the critical questions raised about this poorly conceived plan. >> reporteru ifyo yoscroll down on his sc siu yotewill see th whal point of this message, s representative wilson ngkivoters to make donations to his gncaaimp for cong

goes ck to 1992 when bill clinton had been elected president, and he called and his longtimeriend, webster hubbell and hewey recounted how he talked to his friend when he was planng to appoint to a high position in the administration and he gavhim a couple of secret orders. so he asked him to questions you recall in the book. first was an who killed jfk and the second was or their ufo was. as i was reading this i was thinking wow, how did w get to the point in u.s. histor that this young and bright, very well-aducate president would essentially take seriously a couple of conspiracy theories? >> guest: that's why i inuded incident in the book becauqe i think it is so revealing by 1992 it got to the point where the head of govement had conspiracy eories about the government. and so what i explore in the book is how did we get to this point that bill clinton himself would think that there was perhaps some government involvement a cover-up of ufos or cover up in the kennedy assaqsination and there were secret government files somewhere that hubbell now could put his hands on and that all it to

. >>> for more, let's bring in our panel, todd webster, democratic strategist.ican strategist. another thing is this rhetoric on talkradio and tea parties, the hateful signs, the talk of racism. what former president carter has been talking about in an interview with brian williams the other night about how there is so much hatred towards the president. it has rekindled a lot of memories of house speaker nancy pelosi. she addressed it today, how scared she is. >> i have concerns about some of the language that is being used, because i saw -- i saw this myself in the late '70s in san francisco, this kind of rhetoric. it was very frightening and it created a climate in which violence took place. our country was great because people can say what they think and they believe. but i also think that they have to take responsibility for any insightment of anything they cause. >> karen, i would like to get your response to this first tonight. the white house doesn't want to respond to it, so they just turned it over to nancy pelosi. is he being a little too emotional abo

one, to come up third on the third shelf next to the websters, thats shakespeare. he is the ongoing champ. he understood the species. now, there is of course, then there is the bible i have got all kds of versions of that. i have got the five books of mose i've got the comparative study of the bible. i've got the complete dead sea scrolls. now, why do i have that? and the one thing about the bible is this. you can be sure, almost positive, that any where you open it up, every now and then yoopen it up and you get a long passage of genealogy, but almost, when you don't get to that, almost anything you stumble into, i mean they are writing, the understanding, the drama, the intensity and the rhythm is there. veryew books are likehat in the bible is one of tm. the only one that i kno of. and i mean, you say i don't kn, you get in there and something is going on, right? ellison of course towers ove ma of us in many ways for the creati of invisible man for the extraordinary first book of essays, what a book. we have got allf ellison's stuff, everything he did. juneteent

very interesting comments he had to say about cory webster and what happened with that whole fiasco.redskins did loss 23-17 as you mentioned. another game where they fell behind early and tried to come back early. not a good start to the redskin. i want you to talk tony off the woodrow wilson bridge. i know he and a lot of red skinned fans are not happy with the offense. they tell us better days are coming up. we'll talk about all that coming up. >> sadly, dave, but i think tony pretty much got what he expected to happen yesterday. he is no on the bridge this morning. >> keep everybody calm. yes, that is what we need to do. >>> coming up next hour, long before homeland security, well, places like fort washington were on the front lines of defending our nation's capital. >> it's beautiful shot this morning. holly is out there to tell us about a fun event celebrating the history of the lighthouse and other lighthouses across maryland. >>> as we go to break, a new week, another round of voting. go to myfoxdc.com and click on the sports tab to vote for this week's fox 5 high school game

and he called and his longtime friend, webster hubble and you recount how he talked to his friend who he was thinking of planning to appoint to a high position in the administration and he gave him a couple of secret oebs. he asked him to questions that you recall in the book for good the first was who killed jfk d the secgnd was are there ufo's? as i was reading this i was thinking wow, how do we get to that point in u.s. history that this young, very bright, very well educated president would be essentially take so seriously a couple of coniracy theories? >> guest: that is why i included the incident in the book that by 1992 it had gotten to the point where the head of governme had conspiracy theories about the government so what i explore inhe book is exactly how did we get to this point that bill clinton himself with think that there was perhaps government involvement in cover-up of ufo's or a cover-up in the kennedy assassinatn and there were secret files somewhere that web hubble now could put his hands on and that all it took was access and then you could find out the answers t

the more obvious great books, so this collection of essays has pieces on people like safire or john webster, or obviously portant butlso on the crater of the regency romance in the grade science fiction writer, arthur doyle, mre james as the master of the english ghost story. i talk about books that shaped our imaginations of people keep going back to throughout their lives and as they say generation after generation. >> let's g back to genre fiction. what is genre fiction? >> guest: that is real a marketing device when you come right down to i publishers who say this is science fiction or fantasy. back in e 19th century, the late 19th century is the great age of the storyteller. the same people would write all kinds of books. he wrote historical novels, he wrotevery sort of book or a story that he thought he could sell and it was only lately that he started assigning genres, so whener the, one of the things that i've worked on as the critic as to encourage peoplto kind of ignored the genre barriers, to go beyond them because there arereat books & books that "really speak to in areas that t

one, two, three, on the third shelf, next to the webster's, that's shakespear. you know, he, you know, he is the ongoing champ. you know, he understood the species. now, there is of course, en there's the bible. i have got all kind of versions of that. i've got the new oxford. i've got the five books of moses. i've got the comparative study of the bible. i've got the complete dead sea skrols. now, why do i have that? the one thing about the bible is this. you can be sure, almost, positive, thatnywhere you open it up, it is firing on you. every now and then you will open it up a you ill will get a long passage of gene eology, he begat --. when you don't get to that, almost anything you stumble into, i mean the writing, the understanding the drama, the intensity, the rythym is there. very few books are like that. the bible is one of them. the only one of them that i know of. you know, you just, you say, i don't know, whoa, whoa. you get in there, something is going on, right? ellison of course, towers over many of us in many ways. for the creation of "invisible ma

james woolsey, william webster and james r.singer. >>> let's go now to a brand new opera premiering in boston tonight. its central character, former alaska governor, one-time vice presidential candidate sarah palin. it's entitled "say it ain't so, joe," focusing on the debate between palin and joe biden. so, how does the operatic version of sarah palin stand up to the real thing? well, you be the judge. >> oh, thank you, thank you, alaska. ♪ patriotic is saying, government, you know, you're not always ♪ >> well, you be the judge of that. let's get right now to keith powers. he is joining us from boston as the music critic for "the boston herald." you know, the last time we spoke, i said horrible. what is your take? >> well, you're absolutely right, actually, in a certain way, alex, but maybe that is exactly what the composer's trying to portray here. music is not always sort of easy listening, light and appreciatable fare. in this case, i think the components are what he really should do if it's to get success is not make it im

our panel, democratic strategist todd webster with us, xm radio's joe madison.n fury who i have been waiting to talk to all day long. john, it's going to be the against the law. against the law to deny somebody coverage with pre-existing conditions. >> republican plan would do the exact same thing. >> the exact same -- which plan? >> all of them are against pre-exists conditions. >> so the insurance companies are going to go along with it? >> the big problems with the insurance companies is there's a state monopoly on insurance companies. harry reid does not want to break state monopolies. allow people to shop across state lines, you have cut costs without a public option ppt the senate democratic leader will not go for it. the republicans have been pushing this plan which would cut costs immediately, get rid of pre-existing conditions. there's a deal to be made. i've said it many times. the senate will not go for it. >> joe, what's going to be the stumbling block of the three points in the president's speech tonight? these three excerpts that have been released

those signs, michael hayden, porter goes, george ten nent, john deutsch, jim woolsey, bill webster and jim schlesinger. >>> and coming up, health care reform and the protests against the president's initiatives. is racism really a factor in the op eds is next. >>> later, toxic levels reported in one west virginia coal town. find out how the residents are being impacted. it is all part of this week's taste of the times. you are watching the special edition of the "new york times" on msnbc. achoo! (announcer) what are you going to miss when you have an allergy attack? achoo! (announcer) benadryl is more effective than claritin at relieving your worst mptoms. and works when you need it most. benadryl. you can't pause life. >>> welcome back to the "new york times" special edition. now it's time for our weekly look at some of the top "new york times" columnists. first up on the on edge, paul krugman's take on health care reform and the baucus bill that so many liberals are now vilifying. paul krugman writes, even if the baucus plan gets better rather than worse what emerges won't be legisla

daniel webster's calling to us to heed barack obama's call to pass national health care in the great tradition of american leaders and do something worthy to be remembered. i look forward to that opportunity. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? mr. smith: to address the house for one minute. i ask unanimous consent to rend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. olson: mr. speaker, this past tuesday the review of u.s. human space flight plans committee released the options they have provided the obama administration regarding the future of our nation's human space flight program. their opening sentence says it all. the u.s. human space flight program appears to be on an unsustainable trajectory. two prior congresses and two presidential administrations have endorsed the course nasa's on, but without providing the necessary funding. this congress, this congress needs to meet the commitment to our nation's space agency. the work being done benefits s

webster, a corporal in the murder -- in the u.s.one tour in iraq and is fighting with the court to go overseas again. [cheers] my nephew, darren green, is a corporal in the u.s. marine corps. he followed john into the marine corps and is currently in helmand province, right where the fighting is the worst. we know the men and women throughout the history of this country who have served a great debt. and 165 years ago, abraham lincoln -- excuse me, 146 years ago, abraham lincoln told us what that that was. -- debt was. he said it was for us to dedicate to the work that they have not -- so nobly advanced. he said it was for us to be dedicated to the great task remaining before us, that from these honored dead and from the honorable living we take increased devotion to that course for which they gave that last full measure of devotion. that we here highly resolve that these dead and our veterans will not have served and died in vain, that this nation under god shall have a new breath of freedom. [cheers and applause] and president linc