new york can cut the pollution enough to heat the goals. the agency did call maryland and dc's plans for a pollution diet a strong start. you can read manufacture about the ruling at wusa9.com. just click on living green. >>> and we were sort of living sweaty today. it was kind of hot. >> it was hot. it wasn't humid. can't be humid and 99 degrees. doesn't work that way. >> was it 99. >> it was 99 today. >> not a monthly record because daily record and the 66th time we have hit 90. >> one more 90 in us. >> we may have. take you up to minnesota. minnesota, wisconsin. a lot of showers and thunderstorms. this is a place in minnesota north of row chester. and the dam could have collapsed. we had a bunch of vacuations and houses and cars swepted up. more rain is in in the forecast for on the and tomorrow. the dam is not broken but they did evacuate. that is north of row chester and 100 miles southeast of the twin cities. for us, a different story. temperatures will go down now. 87 tomorrow. maybe a shower, maybe a sprinkle. should not affect the

the commemorate the opening of the new laguna honda hospital and rehabilitation center, which is the most modern, green, and technologically sophisticated hospital of its kind in the united states. thank you to dianne feinstein, who made it a priority, and to the city attorney who championed and continues to champion this project. many thanks are owed two majors -- to mayors jordan, brown, and newsom, and thank you to mr. elsbernd. we should all acknowledge the leadership of the late john neely and the chief nursing officer who moved the hospital into the 20th century. thank you to the staff of laguna honda hospital who are creating a new care model of community and patient involvement. the hospital has long been recognized as a center of excellence. the new facility further advances recommendation. the design brings a small-town feel insecure community which can integrate the patients and residents into the broader civic life of semblances go. the hospital has an impressive collection of art that will not only contribute to the healing environment but also provide a new destination

now they are among the worst with the new budget cuts. of course, my university is being privatized. all of the higher education is being privatized. all through the uc system. how do you run a modern state with tax cuts? we resort to desperate, back last november, we were asked to vote to make four indian casinos in san diego county pony up money. i thought this was a joke. they voted to do it. now, the governor proposes to borrow against future revenues. how did they deal with these social problems when the economic problems were far worse than what we can imagine today? this is from larry halprin's. and it has these quotes from roosevelt on the wall. he said in one of his talks to the people, "the test is not whether we have more, it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little". it's a different philosophy than that which we have become used to. what i am going to show you is a lost civilization. it's a strange place. and yet, it becomes oddly familiar after a while because we built it and use it every day without knowin

you cannot look out for the new airwaves to open up in the next year. -- you can look out for the new airwaves to open up in the next year. they will make your patrons feel warmer about the banking experience. they will have a trading day as they build customer loyalty, even as online alternatives grow. >> borrowing money from mom and dad could be more complicated than it you think. jane king joins us live with a look at today's business news in today's bloomberg business report. >> it looks like we will open higher today. we did have a down day yesterday. the s&p 500 had its longest drop in the month. we saw an increase in jobless claims yesterday. more lousy jobless data weighed heavily on stocks. we have new home sales. we expect that sales were the third lowest on record last month. we are looking for a sign that home sales may have reached a bottom. orders for durable goods dropped in august. we're talking about refrigerators and toasters. global growth is slowing and companies are tightening their belts. looks like households may also be bringing in their spending. the thirding

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new jersey. new jersey. mr. pallone: at this time i'd yield one minute to the gentleman from new york, mr. hall. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized for one minute. and the chair would ask all members to heed the gavel. mr. hall: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. chairman, for yielding. i rise in strong support of h.r. 847, the james zadroga 9/11 health and compensation act. we cannot talk about the 9/11 attacks without remembering the first responders who answered the call that day and safeguard us here every day. police officers, firefighters, e.m.t.'s and ordinary american citizens rushed into crumbling buildings and then worked countless hours in the days and weeks that followed. and now more than nine years later many of those courageous first responders are suffering from serious illnesses caused by inhaling toxic fumes and particles in air that they were told was clear and safe to breathe. it is our patriotic duty to protect those who sacrificed for their fellow america

take a look at the girl in the background as the anchor is reading the news. that would be a nose pick. and then she, yes, she eats it. picked her nose and wanted a little snack. my girl went for it, right on camera. oh, man. that's disgusting. so if you're not -- yeah, hope you weren't eating during all that. that could be a little rough. >> i kind of feel bad. >> that doesn't happen here. >> if that is not highbrow enough for you. get ready to meet a bra that can also be used as a face mask. this has been created by a ukrainian scientist. take a look at the woman. like i said, the bra, basically that's what it looks like, you can take the two cups and use one as a face mask. i know this sounds absolutely ridiculous. but they're actually saying in a really -- emergency situation, say if there's something harmful airborne, a woman if she's in this situation could immediately unsnap and in case you're wondering it doesn't matter what the cup size is. >> really? >> adjustable to give the same level of protection. and they are cheap. so that is sort of the newest

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>> this week on the journal, editorial report. is the new g.o.p. agenda a campaign gimmick or a guide to governing. and with obama care kicking in, the president is trying to sell it to the american people. will the topic prove tough for the democrats this november and a boost from the left as al gore's movie director takes on the teacher unions. will d.c. chancellor michelle reed be their latest victim? welcome to the journal, editorial report, i'm paul gigot. house republicans unveiled their so-called pledge to america this week, calling it a governing agenda. they plan to pursue if they reagenda control of congress in november. the pledge includes proposals to permanently extend all the bush era tax cuts, including those for high earners, and give small business owners a 20% tax deduction on their income. canceled all unspent stimulus funds and roll back spending to pre-stimulus and pre-bailout levels and repeal obama care. replace it with proposals that include limits on malpractice lawsuits among other things. the pledge is widely seen as an e

. >> also, let's keep in mind, part of what "the daily news" reported is the new jersey transit said we have a code of ethics by which our employee must stand. enwhat their quote is that his public actions violated new jersey's transit code of ethics. new jersey transit concluded that mr. fenton violated his trust as a state employee and was therefore dismissed. if there are rules in place, are employees required to abide by them? >> well, yes, they are. i would love to see the rules. i'm hard pressed to believe they address a certain circumstance like this. by all accounts even those calling my program and saying he should not have been fired. everybody is saying he's nuts and did something despicable. but it's another question if we have protection for stupidity. just because he has a right to do it doesn't mean it's the right thing to do. >> thank you very much. >>> in terms of the breaking news, this is from baltimore police via twitter. the situation has ended. the suspect not shot by police. possible murder-suicide. we'll bring you more on the story as we get it. back after a s

linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> the hunt continues for three men who pulled off a dramatic bank robbery in south florida. investigators got a break this weekend when a car used in the heist was found in coral gables. it all began last week when three thieves placed a bomb on a bank teller's body. they then forced him to withdraw a large amount of money. that bomb turned out to be fake. >>> and in seattle, coast guard investigators are looking into what caused a water taxi to slam into a pier at full speed. most of the passengers on board were seahawks fans headed to sunday's football game. seven people were taken to the hospital. witnesses have said there appeared to be a mechanical problem. >>> the imam heading up the controversial mosque project near ground zero says the goal is to prevent another 9/11. "ul rauf told "60 minutes" that america and the muslim world need the cultural center and declared his loyalty saying he is ready, willing and able to serve our country. >> if 9/11 happens again, i want to be the first to die. it's my duty as an american muslim to stand between

to the new express lanes. pass the first entrance point spiegel speeds pick up it is taking a lot pressure of this an old but it is putting all the pressure on the right here between pleasanton ensign old and the calaveras road off ramp at 84. as for is my judgment jury is still out on whether not this express lane is doing anything to help that traffic flow southbound. the right and interstate 80 is slowing a bit on the upper east for freeway, but most of the heavy traffic is concentrated on the lower east are trying to get to the bay bridge back up. duron, peninsula, all have their sows spot, but nothing really major. let's get a check on the weather, louisa. >> a clear, mild forecast, we're not dealing the denny fog. today happens to be the last official day of summer. so fall kicks in around 80 9:00 p.m. mostly sunny we will see a heat wave as soon as fall kicks in. go figure. here's a look to temperatures come this weekend. come this friday restored to get into the '90s we will call upon on friday. by the

make sure you stay with us here on ktvu channel 2 news to get all of the updates on the breaking news story. >>> also, we have learned the investigation into a deadly rampage will shift today to the pittsburg landfill. investigators are looking for clues in the disappearance of frederick salas of hercules. investigators say the suspect, efren valdemoro, killed his father last weekend. >>> and hurricane earl is staying further off the east coast than originally predicted. the category two storm is now southeast of north carolina and virginia's border. the weather forecasters say it could pass close to long island before labor day weekend is over. >>> today, crews will likely try to recover the bodies of two of the three victims killed in the plane crash in redwood city. the plane crashed into the lagoon after it took off from the airport. divers recovered the body of a female victim shortly after the crash, but the bodies of the pilot and plane's owner, bob borrmann, who founded r.e. borrmann's steel company, are still in the water. >> they cannot be physically pulled up without liftin

the morning news will be right back. >>> welcome back to the morning news. there's the opening bell live in new york this morning. opening it looks like the futures are indicating a slightly higher opening. we'll see those numbers in just a moment. of course a lot of tech names in the news. oracle and hp. we've been talking about them. no big economic news here in the u.s. but some news [ audio problems ] slightly positive this morning. >> you think bp will have an impact? >> their stock is actually up this morning oddly enough after that internal investigation. >>> all right. we'll smile now and thank you for joining us here on the ktvu morning news wednesday september 8. >> i'm pam cook. time now 6:30. >> in the news surveillance camera captured imams of an arsonist at work and now police are hoping it's going to help them capture that suspect. 15 fires reported in an area east of fair oaks avenue since may. ktvu's craig joining us now with a look at the video shot by a neighbor. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. the videotape is grainy, you c

to the russian city of jaroslav in the news this week as the venue for a major international political discussions and also because it celebrating its millennium. so with a high profile global policy for win over the city is now partying the night away as it marks a thousand years since its foundation the weekend of celebrations has been crowned with a spectacular fireworks show that could see the retro is that looking back on the political unfenced of events so crowded and the central square off the studio here is probably what you're celebrating it's nobody on this night and estimated six thousand people have gathered to watch the rabi crowd live in this city want to be just proudly and russia this city is on a you nasco a nice quote heritage side and it has also come down in history as a place where some of the world's global issues are discussed for today's. had been how do you say man international the global policy forum where some of the supporters and critics president mentioned the bad it had a chance to kill him on domestic and then somehow matters. ran excited in the side of

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the new rules are aimed at preventing moral hazard. that's when banks engage in risky lending or nichlths and then rely on public bailouts if they fail. bernanke rejected comments that the federal reserve's low interest rate policy triggered the crisis by creating a housing bubble if the first place. he said hiking interest rates could have led to deflation and other side effects. now back to catherine. >> thanks very much, ines. >>> a japanese research team says it has succeeded in using ips cells to grow a rat's pancreas in a mouse. this is the first ips research that has produced an animal organ using a different species as host. induced plur i potent stem cells are able to develop into various body tissues or organs. a group of researchers at the university of tokyo's institute of medical science conducted an experiment to see whether i.p.s. cells from one animal can develop into organs even when the cells are transplanted into different species. the group put i.p.s. cells created from a rat's skin into a mouse's fertilized egg tha

but we're moving in the right direction. >> reporter: echoed today in the news the recession officially ended in june 2009, which might come as a surprise to those who recall that month, when general motors declared bankruptcy and 515,000 jobs were lost. >> even though economists may say that the recession officially ended last year, obviously, for the millions of people who are still out of work, it's still very real for them. >> reporter: the economy has stabilized since that month. the value of goods and services produced has increased, but unemployment has continued to go up. in a recent poll, 79% of the public agreed that the "united state economy is in a recession now." and many americans -- many supporters -- express concern about what they've heard from the president about solutions. >> i think he has lost some of the ability to connect that he had during the campaign. >> i think he was shocked at the intensity of the republican opposition, and i think that it disoriented him for a while. >> reporter: the president was asked today if he thought those who didn't think he "got it"

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the reef now faces a new potential threats. there are pressures to open the area. the largest and only marine national park. experts say that stringent measures must be first put in place to protect the environment. gooden >> this is gmt on "bbc world news." >> the u.n. holds a food summit in rome. a woman has been executed in the united states for the first time in five years. teresa lewis was put to death in virginia. >> it is now time for the business news. sally is here. >> thank you very much. investors are showing the size of their appetite for brazilian markets. the brazilian oil giant has the world's biggest share sale. that dwarfed the amount raised by china's agriculture bank earlier this year. until last night, it held the record. more from brazil -- >> petrobas may not have been well known before this week, but it is now. the state backed company has raised $70 billion in the biggest share offering in history. the oil company needs the funds for its five-year investment plan to develop the gigantic oil reserves recently found in deep waters of the brazi

to the date of his administration since fdr and the new deal. so how can republicans creditably argue they're behind smaller government? >> because history does not occur in a vacuum. as you know, con says at a, the fact is that the bush administration was beset in serious challenges in the wake of 9/11. we had to rebuild our national defenses. we had to move overseas to rebuild our intelligence gathering apparatus and we had work to do here at home. it's important to understand that the good lord gave us two ears and one mouth for a specific reason. it's important to listen to people. and i think today the house republicans are demonstrating that they want to listen. and i might amend your headline. >> it's a change for republicans. >> i'm saying it is a change. but it's important to understand mark twain's add mow in addition, history doesn't repeat itself, but it rime rhymes. and i do believe that the republicans are saying they're not the party of no, n-o. they're the party of know, k-n-o-w. they know where they had failings in the past. the

this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, september 23rd, this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, september 23rd, 2010. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, everyone on a thursday. good to see you, i'm terrell bruin for betty nguyen this morning. president obama takes the podium later on at the u.n. for his second address to the general assembly. randall pinkston is there with details g. morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, terrell. how are you? he, indeed, president obama will be here at the united nations in just a few hours with problems at home and flagging poll numbers, the president's address at the u.n. sure to give him awn opportunity to focus on his foreign policy accomplishments and the future. expected to use his speech to remind them how far his he will highlight america's progress in iraq and afghanistan and promote u.s. efforts to kick-start the world economy. the president will defend his attempt to jump-start mid east peace talks after more than two years. also high on the agenda, slowing the spread of nuclear weapons. >> i think he's going to try to k

a new one will be placed on the now plugged wellhead. also, bp raised some eyebrows today and made a lot of people angry all over again. as the new york times reported, the company warns it may not be able to pay all damage claims if congress passes new laws that would bar bp from new offshore drilling. >>> well, it's the video that is burning up the internet and it's at the expense of a public official. anyone who's ever had to speak in public might be able to identify with what you are about to see. for arizona's incumbent governor, the loss of words during a televised debate with her election rivals has now become something of a political nightmare. our report from nbc's kelly o'donnell. >> reporter: the big freeze in arizona. >> thank you all for watching us tonight. >> reporter: the debate blunder wednesday night that's going viral. >> a lot of people have been saying that it was painful to watch. >> reporter: cringing over republican governor jan brewer's awkward silence. >> we have done everything that we could possibly do. >> rep

city officials say the 500 new cameras installed in the new york transportation hub are a major step forward in what you call monitoring and disrupting potential terror attacks. it brings the total number of cameras in the subway system to something like 3,700. those cameras all give an instant feed to coordination center based in lower manhattan. there are some civil liberty concerns being expressed by some activists. >> the possibilities certainly is there. that there will be abuse. we have no safeguard. we don't have any meanful recognition of privacy concerns. >> if you think of it takes it away freedoms but i prefer to think of it this is what is guaranteeing our freedoms. much more serious threat on the other side. >> commissioner ray kelly, the police commissioner point out the cameras in the past played a major role in investigating attacks and attempted attacks, now they will play a greater role in preventing those attacks, because of significant developments in the way that the software can be used in monitoring anybody, carrying out any sort of suspicious activity. >> this

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new jobs created in the united states have been founded by new businesses. and so, that's slice of small businesses that we really need to focus on. so you're quite correct when you make this distinction between small business and new business. it is really those businesses under five years and actually probably less than one or two years old that have been, at least up until the recession, the main sources of job growth. >> and the fact of the matter is new businesses, by coincidence, just happen to be smaller the same way a child happens to be shorter, but we are not in favor of short people. we are trying to educate young people. are we missing the political -- forget the political. is the politics of small businesses, chris could have phone nas, convenient talking point for democrats and republicans alike but really an illustration of their own ignorance but an unwillingness to understand economics in that it is a new business plan, not a small business plan that we need in this country, at the same time, we have an old business plan, which is all the ol

it's fewer young people who pay attention to the news. >> bill: that's right. >> watch the news. so, yes. what happens is the audience here at fox tends to skew older. as i say, these are people who pay attention. >> bill: all of them skew older. >> let me make one point to something you said earlier, bill. you know what? when you say it's what he has done, not the narrative in terms of president obama. i disagree. i think if he had made the pace that he -- made the case he kept us out of depression and helped the auto industry and made the case have children stay on insurance and much better he would be in a better position. >> i feel like he has been talking allot. >> bill: only in the economy approved, juan. the country is on the verge of bankruptcy. >> the country was on the verge of depression by everybody's estimate, bill. >> obama does nothing but make cases all day long every day. that's what he does. he talks and talks and talks. he says these things over and over again. people don't buy it because they don't see it i appreciate you rebutting and saying not only young pe

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the lead. news from russia and iran the while this is all see with the new year national. thanks for joining us today marks exactly nine years since the nine eleven attacks when terrorists flew hijacked planes into the pentagon and new york's twin towers killing almost three thousand people come and variations have been taking place across the u.s. remembering the victims of the bloodiest attack on the country in its history the day of mourning began with a commemoration in new york city and ground zero president obama laid wreaths at the pentagon and rita rated his call for really just tolerance u.s. political leaders were also present in new york and in pencil back here for a fourth. some experts believe the death toll from the attacks will continue to grow due to illnesses suffered by emergency workers at ground zero. has met some of them with serious health problems today. gary white was an american hero in two thousand and one did you actually get diagnosed as being directly six or nine eleven in two thousand and ten with the nine eleven first responder represents the

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just the latest news from the. wrong special guest discussions on the stage in providing security and stability of the present day world. question. switching gears now to the day's other major story yesterday's deadly terror attack in north overshadowed president medvedev the timing jaroslava he told the meeting that there is no point in being soft on terrorists that they must be destroyed the republicans holding an official day of mourning for the seventeen victims of the car blast that hit the capitol central market a suicide bomber carried out the attack that also injured more than one hundred people some of them children eleven of those injured are now being treated in moscow hospitals several more will been sent to the capital later three suspects are in they are in custody including the owner and the owner of the car that was used in the attack has been identified. over reports from a lot of the first funerals have been held. two lives hand in hand interrupted at the moment when yes i'm on my man and had tota

they'll visit the new meadowland stadium take on the new york football giants. but this way, the giants lose another game. i think they have to drop the football. it's not doing so hot. they got crushed. eli is coming and no one is scared. >> i wish you had a co-anchor that could actually discuss this with you. i'm like, yeah, right, what you said. >> new york's a jets town. giants who? they're a fossil of their old self- >> that's it for "daily rundown." >>> coming up next richard lui. >> at 1:00 "andrea mitchell reports." jeffrey canada. by the way, we'll have the director of that film on our show tomorrow. >> we will debut the first of the new "wall street journal" polls on andrea's show at 1:00 p.m. that's breakfast with two pills. the morning is over, it's time for two more pills. the day marches on, back to more pills. and when he's finally home... but hang on; just two aleve can keep arthritis pain away all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is steven, who chose aleve and 2 pills for a day free of pain. and get the all day pain relief of aleve in liq

that is the latest news today. scott budman shows us what is new for your ears and for your tv. >> reporter: well, as expected, tv was the star of the show today. apple tv is getting bigger and stronger and more varied. we're going to show you how that works in a second. first, it wouldn't be an apple event if there wasn't a whole lot of music involved. ♪ i used to rule the world >> reporter: and the music came from cold play lead singer chris martin whose song can be downloaded on a number of updated apple ipods, like the new touch which starting at $229, lets you face connect with friends on new ipod touches and new iphones. or the new shuffle which starts at $49, part of apple's plan to try and stay ahead of the competition when it comes to music and technology. >> so they show it again, the commitment to that's a platform. people use these things and want different ways to consume and listen to the music. sfwl. >> reporter: but when it comes to tv technology, apple is facing intense opposition. the new apple

here's a sneak peek at how the new free cbs news app works. think of something, anything, and the saying goes, there's an app for that. ♪ and now, that couldn't be more true with the launch of the ipad's newest app, cbs news. you no longer need a mouse or a tv remote to see cbs news programming. everything is literally at your fingertips. >> white house press secretary robert gibbs -- >> reporter: the evening news, politics with "face the nation." >> great minds no longer had to be in close proximity. >> reporter: murder mysteries on "48 hours." >> did you kill -- >> reporter: and of course, "the early show." >> all eyes this morning -- >> reporter: hold the ipad vertically to see videos and pictures. turn it sideways and use the app more like a newspaper. sections include most popular news, pictures, and videos. >> if you really want to save big -- >> reporter: want to share helpful tip with friends? e-mail stories right from the ipad. with weather, news and up-to-the minute market updates, the app lets you search everything from presidents

the "new york post" is owned by parent news corps and fred dicker is the "new york post" state yesterday to, he's live from lake george by way of skype and good morning to you. boy, this hit the internet last night, within moments of the exchange, i want to take it piece by piece fred as much as i can, fred. how did this go down? >> bill, what happened was a couple of hours earlier, politico, the national political online news service, a very important one, had moved the story saying carl paladino, republican candidate for governor here in new york was alleging that andrew cuomo, candidate for governor, was suggest thank he had a number of affairs when married to mary kennedy cuomo and we should be asking about mary kennedy kicking him out of the house when he was married to her. she's are allegations that have never before been made public, nobody had heard of it before, paladino had said the campaign was get a lot nastier, he was threatening to make it nastier, and when he arrived in lake george with a meeting of the business council, the business group in new york, i was there to ask

the news, in the way that we received the news. we have with us a stellar panel of top thinkers in the fields of media, education, finance, and government represented, but we also wanted to encourage an audience to participate and drive to a's discussion. so you are asked to ask discussions -- questions. if you would like to ask questions, please move toward the middle aisle. as tom mentioned also, our conversation will be divided into five parts. first, we will talk about the quality of reporting in the past few years. we will also talk about ways to sustain quality journalism today and in the upcoming years. next we will move on to shielding journalism from financial pressures from advertisers, foundations, and the government. how to encourage cultural diversity in the media is also a topic we want to talk about. constitutional protection at a time when the very definition of the journalist is changing. who is a journalist? that is a key question we can ask today. let's go to sandeep to who we have today. >> we have a stellar pan

we have a lot of news and talk to cover in the next hour. we are in the final month before the november elections and across the board. there is no clear front runners. we will talk about what both parties are going to need to do if they want to win this election. >>> plus later in the wake ofanti muslim sentiment a chance to show a different side. >>> and how health leaders in one bay area county are fighting back against an outbreak of whooping cough. >>> we will get to that in just a moment first leading the news this morning friends and family bid a fond farewell to one of the youngest victims of the san bruno pipeline explosion. as ann shows us, 20-year-old jessica morales is remembered as a joyful spiritual with a deep love for family. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: friends, family, local leaders gathered to say goodbye. there was laughter and tears, at tonight's memorial as mourners recall her generosity, fashion sense and gift for friendship. most of all, they remembered her joyful spirit. >> she was just so happy. mostly i will miss you

to introduce the mayor of the city of new york, mike bloomberg. hugely successful businessman that made it clear that he wanted to take control of new york city's public schools and with his very energetic and imaginative chancellor joel klein they have done just that. they're on the cutting edge of reforming public education in new york city and creating a standard that the rest of the country is beginning to pay attention to now. now it's my privilege to introduce the honorable mayor. >> thank you. good morning. sorry about the weather and all part of the mayor's program to e eliminate the drought. nevertheless, rain or sheen i want to welcome everyone to new york city. birthplace of four supreme court justices and one on "american idol." and i special want to welcome the 50 teacherses and principals who have been named education champions. it really is important to listen and learn from our best educators when we talk about reform. and there are so many of them around this country. but the reality is all of us are here because the american educ

jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> couric: now to the war in afghanistan. just as it's escalating, general david petraeus says taliban leaders are now reaching out to the afghan government to begin reconciliation talks. but despite that overture, coalition forces have stepped up their attacks. over the weekend, u.s. helicopters crossed into pakistan, something they rarely do. and the pakistani government, a key ally, protested. but the air strikes reportedly killed more than 70 militants. and in the south, u.s. and afghan troops began a much-anticipated offensive to kick the taliban out of their hometown of kandahar. from from afghanistan, here's mandy clark. >> reporter: operation dragon strike. it's the most important battle in the afghan war so far. at least 8,000 u.s. troops are involved in the massive new offensive. >> this is where they're at right here. >> reporter: the aim is to strike right at the heart of taliban territory-- kandahar. >> roger, we have enemy pinned down here in the south. they keep trying to fire to maneuver out. >> reporter: some

plus, the new cbs news app for the ipad. i'm terrell brown. we'll have that and more on "the early show" a little bit later on this morning. this is the "cbs morning news." words alone aren't enough. my job is to listen to the needs and frustrations of the shrimpers and fishermen, hotel or restaurant workers who lost their jobs to the spill. i'm iris cross. bp has taken full responsibility for the clean up in the gulf and that includes keeping you informed. our job is to listen and find ways to help. that means working with communities. restoring the jobs, tourist beaches, and businesses impacted by the spill. we've paid over $400 million in claims and set up a $20 billion independently-run claims fund >>> to infinity and beyond! can get back to work. and our efforts aren't coming at tax-payer expense. i know people are wondering-- now that the well is capped, is bp gonna meet its commitments? i was born in new orleans. my family still lives here. i'm gonna be here until we make this right. >>> to infinity and beyond! now wait a minute, wait a

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one of the war of the new york jets. we'll have highlights. >> will the weather played a factor in today's primary election? [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today in hd. >> good morning. i am mindy basara. >> and i am stan stovall. thank you for joining us this morning. >> like the old nfl films there. "we went to the meadowlands. frozen tundra." you have to love that. we will do sports soon. >> i want to hear about the rain in the forecast. >> yes, it sure you do. temperatures are in the but on the cool side. you might want to take a light jacket with you. it will get warmer this afternoon. we will see high temperatures in the upper 70's and low 80's. a mix of sun and clouds. we will show with the seven-day forecast and give you the latest on the tropics. >> good morning. not a whole lot happening. looking good for the most part. 57 right around providence. a bit of a delay de

the new. cornish decent peace loving people in iran and encourage them to stand up to those who would replace them and seek to destabilize the region. that would mean leadership. leadership is of huge importance in the world today i'm not a leader of any war i'm an ex said joe. but there are people who must carry on the torch of leadership in the world today and recognize what people are concerned about and whoa whoa we need to find the new tools to be able to deal with these concerns if we go. preoccupied with the ghosts of the past then we missed the opportunity of doing something good i learned we take our people and in danger because we've taken our eye off the real target all right thank you very much for your time pleasure. british. happening to the global economy. headlines kaiser reports. the headlines here want to see the people from across europe but demonstrating against the government all stare at the measurements to slash jobs on pensions spain has been hard line by a general stri