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. >> schieffer: joining us now from westchester, ohio, house republican leader john boehner. mr. boehner, if the republicans do take the house, you in all probability will be the new speaker. the president is already trying to make you the face of the republican party. he mentioned you by name eight times the other day in a speech in your home state. here's what he said. >> there were no new policies from mr. boehner. there were no new ideas. there was just the same philosophy that we had already tried during the decade that they were in power; the same philosophy that led to this mess in the first place. cut more taxes for millionaires. and cut more rules for corporations. >> schieffer: what about that? >> well, listen, you know, the president says we have no new ideas. we've offer him new ideas for the last 20 months. and speaking of new, i wonder what's new about more stimulus spending, more taxes and more uncertainty for american small businesses. that's what the president is proposing. what's new about that? if the president wants to get serious and wants to do something new

from westchester county, new york. former federal prosecutor, sunny hosten.ant you to listen to bernstein about the evidence in this case. >> i have the bishop's private e-mail addresses. more than one. he would tex them. he would write them. this bishop, why, this man is so powerful, supposed to be ministering to his flock, has time to e-mail them, back and forth. send me a picture. not naked, just where ever it is. just send me a picture. >> does this necessarily prove the case here? >> that in and of itself would not, but i reviewed the complaints and they are fairly significant to me because everyone knows there is a legal responsibility not to compromise your position of trust to overcome a minor's will and that is what they're saying. they're saying that bishop long used his position as pastor to over come their will. if this passes the initial judge's review, it could go to trial. these are very serious allegations and i think they pass the legal standard here. >> we're not talking about jail time here. this is about reputation and money. >> that's rig

they alsoeleased this picture from surveillance video o suspect wanted for a july 27th robbery on westchester park drive. there have been several violent robberies near the universityf maryland since the start of the school year. >>> we are keeping an eye on some showers that we're getting tonight. the chiefeat meat doug kammerer joins with us more. >> we will of rain but some aree at least gettina little of it. psych the rain right now around the washington, d.c. area. let's zoom on in here. you can see rate arou the arlington, now making its way toward silver spring and out toward the 495 area. let's ve up toward damascus, mt. airy, frederick, tward clarksburg. and it continues. martinsburg, west virginia. that rain will continue to move out of the region overnight. a few more showers could sti be in the offing and we'll talk about what is in store for the weekend in my full forecast coming up. >> thanks. >>> t economy still has a long way to go. but two new government reports out today suggest that two of the biggest threats are easing now. wholesale prices are holding steady. and there is

the westchester republican party says it's doing everything to get jim russell off the ballot, even though he is their party. he's been openly called a racist and a kook. it should also be noted that same republican party guy who called jim russell a racist and a kook, said that this e-mail photo-shopping the president the and first lady to look like a black exploitation era pimp and prostitute said of the new york republican candidate who sent this, quote, the new york republican party fully supports carl paladino and stands behind his candidacy 100%. i guess we know where they're drawing the line this year. >>> over the course of my lifetime i have noticeded that democrats tend to have an inferiority complex when it comes to the process of politics. they definitely like their own ideas better than republican ideas. but they tend to admire the way republicans campaign for their ideas and admire republican tactics and messaging even if they don't like the republican message itself. maybe that is the key to democrats finally figuring out they really could be campaigning on health care refor

this line really goes up towards connecticut and up towards westchester. there's the bridge.e's the wooden structure, right there, that's on fire. >> very good. >> then below that, you can't see the versicleness of this bridge. when you see it from the helicopter you see vertical piling going straight up. google is not showing me this. that's okay. this is the bridge and that is what's on fire right there. you can see how the boards, the fire almost in between the vertical boards next to the word breaking news. is that an old picture? >> perfect. that's better. that's good. >> yeah. that's old tape. the fire is much more under control. hard to see because of the smoke and the steam coming off of the fire, but that's it. and there's a lot of pictures. >> terrific. okay. and, again we have no indication yet. we just, you know, we talked to the spokesman from from the mta. no word on the cause, and, boy, we're looking at a significant suspension of service here. all of the trains out of the grand central terminal have been suspended and that, of course, makes sense. and it looks

you can apply on-line or at centers in cicero, freeport, austin and westchester. the deadline is october 18. >>> rod blagojevich's is asking a judge to override the jury's own conviction against him in his corruption trial. former governor was found guilty of lying to the fbi. the jurors were deadlocked on the other 23 counts against him. blagojevich's defense team filed a motion in court late yesterday. they are asking the judge to either nullify the conviction or set it aside and try the former governor again. prosecutors plan to retry blagojevich on the 23 deadlocked counts early next year. he still denies any wrong doing. >>> president obama is urging students across the country to work hard, focus on learning and dream big. you are looking at a live picture of the president now delivering a back to school speech in philadelphia. the white house released the speech yesterday so people could review it ahead of time. before his back to school speech last year, some conservatives accused president obama of trying to force his agenda on vulnerable children. school

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he's from the westchester county of new york state. there is a fictionalized movie coming out about him, but let's look at what he is doing. zuckerberg who is richer than steve jobs will hand over a check for $100 million to new jersey officials to pay for newark schools, considered the nation's worst on the oprah winfrey show coming up. >>> thanks a lot. we are following developing new this is morning on a coast to coast drug bust with a tie right here to the bay area. 22 people are charged in decades long conspiracy. 16 of 22 are from california. eight from oakland, san jose, and hayward. 40-year-old timothy white from tracy provided most of the cocaine in traffic from california to pennsylvania. a neighbor said that white always seemed nice, but thought there was something suspicious too. >> your ideal neighbor. there was always new cars. expensive stuff. >> notice the neighbor also said he remembers seeing another man, ruben mitchell of stockton in the neighborhood. mitchell is accused of losing 41 pounds of cocaine on a southwest

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officials say metro north trains which go up to westchester and rockland county and beyond, out of new's grand central station were down for two hours. hundreds if not thousands of people stranded while the fire department battle from boats and on the harlem river. no word on an exact cause. >>> in atlanta, an airplane backing up traffic for miles after making emergency landing right there on on the busy stretch of i-85. happened at the start of the rush hour, a few miles short of peach tree decab airport. the federal aviation reports no injuries and we're told investigators are on scene to determine the cause. >>> another danger on the highway. distracted drivers. i know, you've heard it. this one is serious. the government is out with a new report on how dangerous they are. the national highway traffic safety administration reports drivers using cell phones killed more than 5,000 people last year. get this, one of every six highway deaths happen when people were distracted while driving. the feds say distracted drivers caused crashes, that injured more than 400,000 people. a utah wil

. >> a series of incidents in the skies to report for you, a delta flight from atlanta to westchesternding at jfk airport because of faulty landing gear and the plan did land safely in a shower of sparks, no one was hurt. a delta flight had to turn around after a takeoff because of an unruly passenger, taken to a medical facility. yesterday' bomb scare on board a pakistani flight to karachi was a hoax. fighting lawsuits filed by workers at ground zero 124 million dollars in legal fees, one of the biggest tabs of legal fees in billable hours. an auditor discovered routine ov overcharging on the time sheet and charges 585 per hour for services. those are your headlines. >> let's talk about attack ads. >> they're on. >> they're on. you know you're almost at election day when you start to see the attack ads roll out. that's what's in the democrat's arsenal. they are resorting to, this is the new tactic, restaorting to attack ads and apparently involves calling somebody a used car salesman. >> they both called their opponent. you're like a used car salesman. and here is he is a used car sa

given the facebook founder has no actual ties to newark, new jersey, he actually was raised in westchester county and now lives in california and some question the motive. >> hopefully, this money will do some good. thank you so much. >>> a close call monday during a severe storm in pittsburgh when high winds hit an office building that used to be a church, knocking the steeple inside the building, where it almost hit a woman's desk. she was away from her desk at the time and no one was hurt. dramatic, you don't see that everyday. it is now 7:04. back to meredith and al. we had severe thunderstorms last night. >> came rolling >> good morning, off to a fairly quiet start on thursday with a couple of thunderstorms near by. a 30% chance. otherwise, it will onlyis >>> that's your latest wester. matt. >>> thanks so much. to politics, president obama addresses the united nations today as the gop addresses a new plan to deal with the economy and health care. msnbc's chief white house correspondent, chuck todd is here. >> the president is here, annual gathering of world leaders of the united natio

. >> reporter: allessandro took the video, one of 60 passengers flying from atlanta's to westchesterrport when the landing gear suddenly malfunctioned, fox 5 obtained the audio transmission between the pilot and the control tower. >> proceed over to j.f.k. and, ask for the emergency landing over there and, it's completely obvious, want to confirm we are declaring an emergency. >> i understand, you have a -- your right gear is stuck down. >> the right gear is stuck up and the other two are down. >> the whole plane was, you know, doing their prayers and both flight attendants, the male flight attendant was reading off the protocol of the security measures, and, everyone is just getting nervous, what do we do, what will happen. >> the pilot began to descend and allessandro pulled out the cell phone and started taping and the cabin was silent. well, almost... here's the reaction on board once the plane touched down. [applause]. martha: all right. our thanks to antoine lewis, reporter for wnyu and i would be clapping after i'm off the plane, off the plane. bill: and they land and they are

the most reliable things in life, my dogs, my truck, my team, mika will be wearing this around westchester county. >> look at those puppies. >> they're big. >> have a pickup truck. it is not red, it is white. >> whatever. >> a 1993 ford 150. i love it! do you dare me to wear this for the rest of the show. >> so what do you think? >> so, anyway -- >> may i please do the jerry brown story? >> this week, spoon play last night of montreal's plane. >> friday night. >> i will get you tickets to vampire week. i've already got those. >> can we skip my event this weekend so i can go see vampire weekend? >> i forget what the event is. >> we'll talk about it later. >> mika are you going to see jay-z and eminem tonight at yankees stadium? >> no. >> speaking of the yankees, what's going on, man? >> the yankees are in trouble. >> i will do news now. >> no pitch except the last man. >> they live in like a concrete bowl down there. >> can we talk about eminem. >> this has happened to chris -- >> the entourage the other night, the best cameo ever. >> it was the best cameo ever. >> for people that said ento

given the facebook founder has no actual ties to newark, new jersey, he actually was raised in westchester county and now lives in california and some question the motive. >> hofully, this money will do some good. thank you so much. >>> a close call monday during a severe storm in pittsburgh when high winds hit an office building that used to be a church, knocking the steeple inside the building, where it almost hit a woman's desk. she was away from her desk at the time and no one was hurt. dramatic, you don't see that everyday. it is now 7:04. back to meredith and al. we had severe thunderstorms last night. >> came rolling >>> mild and rather humid. good morning on this thursday morning. we have some clouds coming through, a temperatures now 73 in washington. mild around much of the region. and the view from our radar showing one shower now movg into northern frederick county, maryland, out of northeastern washington county drifting off to the east-northeast. later today we should climb into the low 90s, mid-90s tomorrow and lower humidity. cooler weather for the weekend. clouds around on

he actually was raised in westchester county and now lives in california. some do question perhaps the moat. >> prob hopefully the money will do some good. a close call wednesday during a severe storm in pittsburgh where high winds hit an office building that used to be a church knocking the steeple inside of the building. where it almost hit a woman's desk. she was way from her desk at the time and no one was hurt. dramatic. you don't see that every day. 7:04. back to meredith, matt and al. >> came rolling through last night. came running in. >> what's going on, dad? >> things moved through. first full day of fall. but it is coming in pretty rough for our friends in the upper midwest, green bay to wichita. possibility of tornadoes and tint realdownpours. on the radar you can see the showers and thunderstormsaliring up, dodge city to green bay. rainfall amounts one to two inches. generally. but some areas from minneapolis all the way to the u.p. of michigan could see three to six inches of rain. locally some areas could pick up up to seven inches of rain be

i'm up first this morning, giving my old paper route in westchester, new york, a lot of people surprisedet newspapers they didn't sign up for. >> it almost looked like you fell off the bike there. >> i wear a helmet later in the piece, i will tell you that, i'm just kidding around. >>> we're going to continues with joran van der sloot, the man long suspected in the disappearance of natalee holloway and in the murder of a bomb in peru. michelle coz zin sky has been following this. >> reporter: a chance to sit this guy down and finally ask him, can you and will you finally solve the natalee holloway case for good? did you kill this young woman in peru? why have you told so many lies. but joran van der sloot is expert at answering just up to the possibility of finding out the key to these questions for good. it's the first time we have heard from him in a long time and it is intriguing. >> for everything that i have been through since 2005, all the things said in the media, everything i feel guilty for, yeah. >> reporter: guilty is how joran van der sloot says he feels. for his family's sha