lauren, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, steve. the northeast corridor of 95 is trouble free as we take a look at the whitemarsh area. can you see cars are cruising along the northbound and southbound lanes just fine. if you're traveling the southbound lanes from mountain road to 695, you're looking at a quick 10-minute trip. and if you're using the tunnels this morning, no problems to report. you're looking at 5 minutes to get through the fort mchenry tunnel and 6 minutes to get through the harbor tunnel. you want to be aware that the northbound lanes at the fort mchenry tunnels will be shutdown starting tomorrow evening, starting at 7:00 and that will run through sunday afternoon. that's a look at the morning travels. patrice, let's send it back to you. >>> lauren, thank you. 6:32 on fox 45 morning news. >>> the case of the samurai death gets even more complicated this morning after police release new information. megan gilliland joins us now with more on that information. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, patrice, police

right now let's check in with lauren cook. she is here with the traffic edge. lauren? >> reporter: stu than thank y, steve. we have major problems. as you take a look at liberty road, the cars are stacked and packed. cars are moving at a heavy but steady pace. if you're traveling at wilkins avenue, you're looking at a 9-minute trip. from greenspring avenue to the jfx you're looking at 4 minutes. once you're on the jfx, you expect a lot of congestion heading down into the city, from 695 to downtown east fayette street. you're looking at an 11-minute drive. that's a look at the morning travels. patrice, back to you. >>> 7:43 fox 45 morning news. baltimore police are involved in an overnight shooting that left a drug suspect dead. police say they opened fire after the suspect stabbed an officer in the back. joel d smith is live at police headquarters with the latest, good morning joel. >> reporter: good morning, patrice. that officer can thank his bulletproof vest for the reason that he is unharmed. that vest stopped a knife early this morning. but the person who allegedl

now lauren cooke is back with another look at your traffic edge. lauren? >> reporter: thank you, steve. we do have a few incidents working, but first let's take a look at the average speeds. we're looking at 60 miles per hour on the northeast corridor of 95. a slower 52 on 83 in baltimore county and a much lower 32 traveling the jfx. as we make our way over to the west side of the beltway, not looking bad, 53 miles per hour and 58 on the south side of howard county. we do have heavy delays in ellicott city due to an earlier accident o at the southbound pi. we will see relief as we make our way to the west side of the beltway. taking a look at the liberty road, you can see the cars cruising in the inner and outer loop lanes just fine. we have trouble as we make our way to catonsville. and as we make our way to dundalk, we are still dealing with the effects of that massive watermain break, broening highway remains shutdown in both directions at avon avenue. that's a look at the morning travels, for customized traffic reports 24-7, log on to foxbaltimore.com

the impact flipped lauren's suv. she died in the intersection. 19-year-old theodore jorgensen pleaded guilty to negligent homicide. at the university of utah researchers determined the crash risk could be double driving with the legal definition of drunk driving. you call this an impairment? absolutely. you are impaired when you are talking on the phone or text messaging. >> reporter: professor strayer put me in the simulator. hands free conversations cause drivers to lose focus and texting, the crash risk jumps 23 times. >> there's no way to be safe while you're texting. none. >> reporter: now in washington an urgent summit to address all forms of distracted driving. 18 states ban texting while driving congress is considering a federal ban. >> it is not worth risking someone's life. >> reporter: lauren's mom asked theodore to be sentenced to community service not prison. it made no sense to lose two lives. >>> we have your first look at your new supreme court. new because one of the nine justices are new, justice so

, lauren. >> reporter: thank you, steve. we're dealing with a lot of accidents, but our average speeds are holding their own for the most part. taking a look at the northeast corridor of 95, we're looking at 61 miles per hour. a slower 52 if traveling on the jfx. things don't get much better as we make our way to the west side of the beltway. we're looking at free miles per hour. they do pick up to 57 as we make our way down to the south side of howard county. we have a serious crash reported on 795 at owings mills boulevard. reisterstown road not looking like a bad alternative route. as we take a look at west liberty road ar a lot of volumes starting to pick up on the outer loop lanes. we have a crash reported and this one is at 83 at the southbound lanes at timonium road. york road is not looking like a bad bet. the troubles persist as we make our way to the beltway. at greenspring avenue, it's going to a heavy ride on the outer loop lanes as well. very slow go from parkville to towson and from towson to the he 83. as for

the impact flipped lauren's suv. she died in the intersection. 19-year-old theodore jorgensen pleaded guilty to negligent homicide. at the university of utah researchers have spent years studying cell phone use and texting while driving. they determined the crash risk can be double that of driving with a .08 alcohol level, the legal definition of drunk driving. you call this an impairment? >> oh, absolutely. you are impaired when you are talking on the phone or text messaging. >> reporter: 56 miles an hour on the highway. professor strayer put he in the simulator. hands free conversations cause drivers to lose focus and texting, the crash risk jumps 23 times. >> there's no way to be safe while you're texting. none. it's too big a distraction. >> reporter: now in washington an urgent summit to adess all forms of distracted driving. while 18 states and d.c. ban texting while driving, congress is now considering a federal ban. >> it is not worth risking somebody's life. nothing is that important. >> reporter: lauren's m

let's see what is happening on the roadways with lauren cooke. she is here with the traffic edge, lauren. >> reporter: thank you, steve. we're still dealing with the effects of that massive watermain break in dundalk. as can you see, it left a whole lot of damage. now broening highway remains shutdown at avon avenue all morning long as crews work to repair the watermain. for the trucks headed to the marine terminal, you want to stick with 95 and use the keith avenue exit to get around the mess. we do have trouble around the top of the beltway, a lot of congestion from th the greensprg avenue. you're looking at a 4-minute drive and we have an accident at belfast road. that is leading to some delays from free land road to 695. you're looking at a lengthy 23-minute drive. if you are looking at the jfx, there's more trouble. there's going to be an accident on the southbound lanes at the cold spring lane exit that you want to watch out for. that will lead to a 20-minute drive from 695 to downtown to east fayette street. patrice, that's a look at the m

lauren. >> reporter: thank you, steve. we're dealing with congestion on the northeast corridor of 95. as we take a live look at 95, you will see it's going to be a sluggish ride for those of you traveling on the southbound lanes. if you're traveling from mountain road to 695, you're looking at a 10 ti 10-minute tr. it thins out if you're using the tunnels. only looking at 5 minutes if you're getting through the fort knack henry tunnel. a lot of congestion if you are using the jfx to get through the city. you're looking at an 11-minute drive. you want to be aware that mount vernon place is shutdown at st. paul street due to the baltimore book festival. you want to use calvert street and madison street as an alternate route. that's a look at the morning traveled. patrice, let's send it back to you. >>> we are following a developing story this morning. a baltimore city police officer is fighting for his life after being shot several times during a robbery attempt. megan gilliland joins us live from sinai hospital where the of

let's get to on-time traffic and lauren demarco is in. there can't be anybody on the roads. >> not rye now but you just said some showers in the afternoon. >> yep. >> a good time to head back is early. you don't want to get caught up in the weather and the traffic. nobody really on the road right now. 95, smooth trip up from fredericksburg through woodbridge towards the mixing bowl. here we are 395 continuing northbound towards the 14th street bridge. awful your lanes are open. nothing to report on the beltway -- all of your lanes are open. 95 and the bw parkway running at speed. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> just a lite erre ndmi nd inform your holiday plans incl e getting around on metro, the blue and yellow lines from the pentagon city stop all the way down to reagan national are shut down this holiday weekend for track work. metro is providing free shuttle bus service but you should add an extra 45 minutes to your trip. regular service will resume tomorrow morning. >>> now to the tale of an alabama man sent to jail

let's send it back to you, patrice. >>> lauren, thank you. it's been a year since the murder of a former baltimore city councilman. this morning questions still remain. we will take a closer look at the investigation with the investigative voice. >>> a little later, purple and black are the colors of perfection. we will show you how the ravens stayed perfect in dramatic >>new this morning, clean up will take weeks after a massive watermain break in dundalk. the 72-inch break fractured on friday afternoon sending hundreds of thousands of gallons of water into surrounding neighbors. roaneing highway remains closed. >>> a man is shot and it happened in the 2400 block of maple road. police say the man was shot in the head and back, no word on suspects or a motive. >>> a vigil to remember former city council ken harris. it's been over a year since harris was gunned down outside of a baltimore club. police have made three arrests, but those who are close to ken are still wondering about the last moments of his life. steve janice is joining us this

our good friend lauren graham is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] i love lauren graham. she's in a new movie. a new movie called "the answer man." it's hilarious. the hilarious bill engvall is stopping by as well. [ cheers and applause ] and, like i said before, jonas brothers will be here. [ cheers and applause ] a really good show tonight. we've got a great show, everybody. as you guys may have heard, the new "harry potter" movie came out this week. [ cheers and applause ] it's a huge phenomenon. gigantic. it made a ton of money in its opening night. most of the press about the movie has been really good. but not everyone is happy about how well it's doing. you guys know that guy robert pattinson, the star of "twilight"? [ cheers and applause ] check out this video he posted on youtube last night. just check it out. >> the "harry potter" film came out recently, and made a lot of money, didn't it? made a lot of money. people are saying, "are you bothered by it?" well, no, i'm not bothered. i mean, i have my own movie, don't i? so i'm not bothered by him. am i bothered b

." >> thanks lauren. we think of dating as something romantic. but sometimes it can turn very ugly. even dangerous. the department of justice helped us prepare a report on what it calls "relationship abuse." felipe has the story. >> rich or poor, your race or religion -- it doesn't make a difference. an abusive relationship can happen to anyone. anywhere. >> the very first day of school was the first time i had ever been hit by a guy in my whole whole life. like just full fist -- punched me and and i just stood there in shock. >> he would slap me. he would punch me in my back. >> you might not think you'd put up with that. but it doesn't always start that way. >> it may start off with someone who may want to control what you wear, how you dress, who your friends are taking you away from a group of friends that they told you they didn't want you to see. >> does that sound familiar? research says 57 % of teens know someone who has been abusive in a dating relationship. and it isn't always physical. there's verbal, even emotional abuse.. >> what are you doing talking to christine? i to

thanks, lauren. a smile can brighten the darkest day. but thousands of kids hide their smiles in the shadows, afraid to show their faces. amanda tells us how doctors and teens are helping change these kids' lives. >> reporter: these families have traveled many miles to be seen by the doctors of operation smile. the charity may be the only chance for these kids to have a normal life. operation smile provides free surgery to thousands of kids born with a cleft lip or palate. the deformity can make it difficult to eat, drink, speak or even to simply smile. doctors donate their time to correct the birth defect, and teen volunteers like grace give them support. what motivated you to be involved with the charity? >> i actually first heard about operation smile because my little brother was born with a cleft lip and palate. >> reporter: an operation to correct the deformity costs less than $300, but many families around the world can't afford the procedure. their children end up hiding in their homes, ashamed. >> just the psychological damage t

you have a retailer very high volume what would you do with ralph lauren? >> i would hold on to ralph lauren. it's up four. i bumped into ralph. i'm not kidding. going to a restaurant in vinegar hill and suddenly he's walking toward me with his son. and this has been a monster stock since the bottom, and i continue to believe it will remain a monster stock because this is the best run company with a fabulous brand name and they have done everything right internationally. this is an incredible story. why people got down on it to begin with i don't understand. >> in addition to ralph lauren. >> i would eric wiseman on last week. he was speaking bullishly. he said things are much better than people necessarily think. i want to emphasize ralph lauren who actually runs the company day to day has done a miraculous job and why it wasn't getting any credit during this period when the economy was coming back, it's still a good stock, and i don't think -- look, i obviously don't like to recommend a stock that's up 3.5. but what was this stock doing in the 60s? hereti

hi, kate, hi, lauren. what's that in there? ok. well, consider it done. >> plus, we'll go behind the gates of a private garden estate. >> we want an exceptional master suite. and this is truly that suite. [captioning made possible by nbc universal] >> welcome to "open house," we are your weekly guide to your country's real estate market whether your buying, selling or just dreaming, we've got your covered. we're coming from brentwood. inside a seven bedroom, seven and a half bath how many. this is reminiscent of english royalty and offers a spacious master sweet. 1,500 wine cellar. real estate export barbara corchran will tell this homer how much her home is really worth in today's market. >> hi, i'm barbara, today on price fix, i'm here with nicole on east 22nd street. and we're going to find out exactly what her apartment is really worth. nicole, when did you buy the apartment and what did you pay? >> we bought the apartment a year and a half ago. and we paid about $1.3 for it. >> did you put much into it? >> we picked out unique

jeff and jennifer, back to you. >> thank you, lauren. maryland gets the go ahead for slots. where will they are placed and how many will be placed there? that is next. >> don't you think you can dance heats up the kind of dancer nigel thinks will be in the top 20. >> i'm jeff, you seen the damage here are the realities all these water main breaks are becoming a reel drain. breaking news out of dun dock a massive water main break. >> live on the scene. >> as see behind me it is got a wet pet in your house? febreze air effects eliminates odors in the air and leaves a fresh scent. febreze, official air freshener of the nfl. >> last week water main break is drewing new concern about the state baltimore's infrastructure there is a call for help in washington. jeff is here with the story. >> there have been 5,000 water main break necessary the past 4 years and the city's infrastructure is more than a century old. today as crews repaired the water main break in dun dock law make ares scramble to find a solution. carden is calling on washington to pump 35 billion dollars into repair

lauren cook has the traffic edge report. lauren. >> thank you jennifer. as we take a look at the average speeds the road are in pretty bad shape tonight. northeast corridor of 95 we look at 63 miles per hour. 54 on 83 there in baltimore county. slow 29 if you are using the jfx. moving west to belt way taking a look there 37 miles per hour and 46 in the south side of 95 in howard county. we do have an accident reported on wilkins avenue. this is going to be on the south bound liens right at 69 695. as we make our way to 8 95 expect delay in the northbound liens. all due to some emergency construction. making our way up to the northeast corridor of 95 want to be aware that the northbound lanes are really going to be stacked and packed and do expect delays from townsend down to parkville if traveling on the belt washington i this morning. that is a look at the evening travels. lets send it back to you. >>> thank you. ravens star linebacker ray lewis going from the football field to the bowling lanes. lewis along with several baltimore county leaders broke gr

. >> nice try, lauren. we're just getting started. >> i'm kate walsh. >> dude, you're at the emmys with "extra"! >> "extra" emmys. wow. >> even the music man knows how big a win is on a night like this. >> i've been to the grammys a couple of times, the oscars a couple of times. never been to the emmys. this is exciting for me. >> where's jessica? >> i'm fighting off a cold, she's sick as well, so we're quite a pair right now. >> so basically you're going to get us sick. >> i'm not contagious. i'm on antibiotics. >> is this a medical show we're doing? >> you'd think so >> how are you doing? >> what's up with you, man? >> i noticed you were favoring your leg a little bit. about you hurt yourself? >> i have a bad back. >> not so bad he couldn't pick up that emmy. alec went for a second straight year, and "30 rock," the third straight year. >> this show has been the best experience in my life. >> the best stop on this brutally hot date, jerry's red carpet station. >> when i did this, i feel like cher. >> i'd l

lauren has the traffic edge report now. hello lauren. >> hi jeff. we are dealing with several accidents but let's look at the average speed. looking at 64 miles per hour northeast corridor of 95. 48 traveling on the jfx and 86 heading up to baltimore county. we make our way to the west situated of the belt way looking at 44 miles per hour but does peck up to 51 on the south side of howard county. road closure in kateville shut down at wilkins avenue with falling power lines and heavy delay on the south west portion of the belt way on the outer loop lanes due to earlier accident. as we make our way to the tunnel expect heavy ride traveling south bound through the fort mchenry tunnel and push up to 95 live look in white marsh you will see volume starting to pick up in the south bound liens and that congestion will continue as we hop on to the belt way. slow up to parkville and towns he said to the 83. that is a lock at the evening travels. now back to you. >> all right thanks so much. >> humans worry about swine flu. dog and owner have to worry about

lauren lake, what do you say? i mean, in all seriousness, if kate gosselin becomes the host of her own show she's going to become the butt of every late night joke. certainly will provide a lot of fodder if nothing else. >> she will. however, she is a woman with eight kids and going to be single soon. she's going to need a way to make money. the problem is she's going to need to use that money to get some coaching. because from what i saw, it was just a tad bit limp. >> just didn't do it for you. all right, lauren lake, carlos diaz, thank you for your input and we'll see if that jimmy kimmel show that they came up with actually comes to fruition. that would be interesting. >>> now let me turn it over to you. here's our "showbiz tonight" question of the day. pulling no punches here, jennifer aniston's new movie flops. are you surprised? keep voting at cnn.com/showbiztonight or e-mail us more of your thoughts at "showbiz tonighshowbiztonight@ m showbiztonight@cnn.com. >>> i have always thought that beyonce was a cla

i'm just fighting the lauren. they said, you're already on the show. we're going to give you $1,000 a we. a $1,000 a week? she says, yeah. hostess no more, i'm on "the hills." got it? >> it was the best chance happening ever. >> wendy: it was the best decision you could have made. >> what was also really great at the time was that i'd just been fired from being a hostess. >> wendy: oh. took you 25 minutes to seat somebody. yeah. welcome to the restaurant. i'm making jokes with you. by the way, so you're cool with brody because he's on the show. are you cool with his sisters. >> no. never cool with brody. >> wendy: really? i'm thinking some of it's acting. really? >> no, no, no. brody, i've known my whole life. my brother likes to make me cry and stuff. but he stopped. you know. and so, like, brody's still doing it. so i was, like, crying on this random day, like probably last month. and i was like, spencer, i'm so done. i can't do this anymore. my therapist is telling me to quit. i'm just not emotionally stable. and my brother is like, okay. you know w

lauren, we always hear from people when you're not on. i get nasty e-mails. you don't have lauren green on i'm going to quit watching your show. >> i'm paying them. >> mike: you're doing well, too, and so thanks for being here today. and doing our vocals today jim proctor who works in our graphics department. jen great to have you back for one of your many appearances here today. >> nice to be here (applause) >> lead guitar is keith wilson, a free-lance audio technician and also, on guitar we've got bob higgins, who is a free-lance writer here at fox news. [applause] >> on drums today, our cameraman josh patch. wait a minute, josh, josh, is on a camera. hey, josh, if you could hand the camera to somebody, we need you on crumbs. i'm not kidding you, these guys work here and do camera stuff. so if you'll hand the camera, there you go. >> yeah, we need you on the drums right now. thank you governor (applause) >> and we also have another one of our little rockers, not playing with us today. our key lighting technician, adrian sharky. come ove

to lauren howard, psychotherapist, do you believe her murder could have anything to do with the timing of her wedding? >> it's a little bit too coincidental to not be meaningful and the nature of the crime seems to be some act of obsession. one thing we know for sure, she did not intend to be in that lab for long. she left her cell phone, her bag, she left all this stuff. it sounds like she ran over there to get something and got waylaid. i think it is not a coincidence. that's just my gut feeling. >> detectives and investigators right now have a large amount of physical evidence at the scene that we're going through to determine if it's linked to this case or not. so we're not releasing any information at this time because we have an ongoing homicide case so we can't tell you what we have, whether we found anything or what it is. ever worn your clothes in the shower? if you're using other moisturizing body washes, you might as well be. you see, their moisturizer sits on top of skin, almost as if you're wearing it. only new dove deep moisture has nutriummoisture, a breakthrough formula

joining me live is lauren rosen, foreign policy reporter for "politico." lauren, good morning. >> good morning. >> what does it mean in your mind for the u.s. and its five partner countries to accept iran's offer to hold talks? >> my understanding is that the u.s. and its allies are testing, essentially, the seriousness of iran's written proposal this week asking for comprehensive hawks and that it's actually a somewhat skeptical acceptance. i mean, it's a serious offer to try to talk with iran, but the americans and their allies are not convinced that iran really wants to talk about its nuclear program. >> well, it's going to ask about the timing here as well, in the wake of that country's election, where there was so much upheaval there on the streets and lots of bloodshed and then the timing here in terms of the seriousness as the diplomatic community takes this offer for talks. is there any sense that real progress can be made? >> i think the obama administration has consistently said that they would like to try to engage with iran but that their hopes

paul giving up without a fight. >>> i'm lauren sivan. a we now head back to "geraldo a" large" right here on the fox news channel. 5. >> oo you are taking up their space that's the allegation. >> you have nothing to do with al qaeda? >> i have nothing to do with al qaeda. tomorrow any question you have feel free to ask me any questions. all right? >> first let me tell you what we know about the denver man arrested with two others after conflicting reports of a plot to blow up a landmark in new york. he is a naturalized u.s. citizen who admitted last week that in 2008 he received weapons and explosives training from al qaeda while on a trip to pakistan. this guy with weapons training drives from denver to new york. the fbi alerted by a snitch searchs ozzie's car and lap top on the lap top they found nine pages of ♪ with making bombs detonate others and a fuse. they found a scale they say could be used in the bomb making process. then on september 11th of all days the feds intercept the phone conversation between zombie and muslim preach

lauren weber, a self-described tightwad who washes and reuses plastic bags. pleasure to have you here. welcome to power lunch. >> tell the story about your father. >> yes. >> the example you grew up with. tell about your father, the tightwad. >> i grew up with a very frugal father. you'd probably have to call him compulsively cheap, actually. he doesn't like to use the brakes on his car. he has a system of tapping and thrusting that he thinks is better on the brake pads. he kept the heat at about 50 degrees when i was growing up in connecticut. it gets very cold in new england. i was often to be found at the kitchen table doing my home work wearing hats and scarfs. >> no hat would thor in the shower? >> he times the showers, too. >> he didn't time them but he noticed if i was in for too long. there would be a knock on the door saying you're using too much water, lauren. >> how come you embraced these ways and didn't go the other way which a lot of people think you would have. >> i did complain bitterly as a child about my father's cheapness. as i got older an

i'm lauren sivan. word coming from the white house today that president obama will host a meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. it will take place tuesday. the face to tase talks said to be an effort to lay the ground work for renewed mid east peace negotiations. >>> mexico city boosting subway security after two fatal shootings caught on tape. a man writing an antigovernment statement on a wall friday opened fire after a police officer approached him. the officer was killed, a passenger also shot dead trying to stop the gunman. the shooter taken into custody and is now undergoing a psychological examination. i'm lauren sivan in new york. we head back to "geraldo at large." all the latest headlines can be found at our website. check out fox news.com. >>> we did learn that there was an anomaly note in the same general area where the cadaver dogs hit yesterday. that is of interest to us. but it could be nothing. there is a lot of things that it possibly could be. >> geraldo: this is a c

i am lauren sivan in new york. we now head back to tippett on the record with greta." you are watching fox. -- head back to "on the record with greta." greta: the vice president was talking about the stimulus plan worth 787,000 -- $787 billion. joining us is steve moore, an editorial writer for "the wall street journal." it is very hard for people who do not have a job. >> yes. we have got a mere 10% unemployment rate. we have 50 million americans unemployed, and the truth is, ever since the stimulus bill has been released, we have been losing jobs -- we have 15 million americans unemployed. the truth is, this is not working very well. it is working much worse than the obama administration and joe biden thought it would. they said back in january, they would pass the stimulus, and we would have an unemployment rate less than 8%, and in fact, we have an unemployment rate close to 10%, and we have lost more jobs. it is hard to see how anybody could -- it is delusional. partially, this is just spin. the president said something very similar at the g-8 meeting. now, it is

lauren green, fox news. >>> is there evident of water on the moon? up next, more on the new findings and a new mission nasa is planning. plus -- >> i've never seen anything like it. you see a crab once in a while but nothing like this. >>> kind out what it is washing up that had a biologists baffled. >>> and then the fire and ems system saves people every day and often they have the help of special pups. holly morris puts their canine force in the focus. >>> and what song did did hudly -- buddy holly sing about going faster than a rollercoaster. vote on myfoxdc.com. we'll be right back. >>> more on the developing news out of the georgia. one elementary school was among the businesses ravaged by floodwaters in the southeast. water has receded. staff are now assessing the damage. one look inside shows why more than 400 students won't be going back to school any time soon there. teachers say seeing parents and students is comforting. >>> a bizarre scene on beaches in central oregon. several large squid have been washing ashore. there have been dozens of

from america's newsroom, i'm in lauren sivan. leader is agree on a sweeping effort to revamp the economic system. the agreement call for much tighter regulation over financial institutions and executive pay and could also lead to more outside scrutiny. president barack obama praised the deal and said that our financial system will be more secure than the one that failed so dramatically last year. the new york trustee overseeing the liquidation of bernard madoff's assets says he plans to sue his family. he says he will sue his two sons and a niece. it blow over $150 million was loaned, paid or transferred to family members. i am lauren sivan. now had to on the record with greta. greta." greta: the vice president was talking about the stimulus plan worth 787,000 -- $787 billion. joining us is steve moore, an editorial writer for "the wall street journal." it is very hard for people who do not have a job. >> yes. we have got a mere 10% unemployment rate. we have 50 million americans unemployed, and the truth is, ever since the stimu

lauren, i have to imagine that moms everywhere are looking at heidi, saying, wow, right on. she was absolutely unbelievable and just looked incredible last night. >> she looked fantastic. heidi was telling me, she goes, she didn't know how big i was going to be when she was making the dress. and for some reason, it just fit. but we were talking about it earlier. she is supermodel, baby, supermodel. it's like her boyd hasn't changed at all except for this big, huge belly she has. she looked incredible. seal was by her time tside the time. i asked, what happens if you give birth. seal said, if it happens, we'll go to the hospital. it's a baby girl and they don't have a name yet. >> and we know that seal can drive pretty fast. we've seen video of that before. michael yo, did heidi klum just not look beautiful? >> she is so beautiful. pregnant, not pregnant. seal is a very lucky man. >> mike fleeman, we talked about some of the highlights of the nights, but i have a feeling you have a couple of disappointments in mind. run a few of them down for me. >> you know, i was perpetuall

i am lauren green. now, back to "on the record." greta: things have been tough, really tough, for many americans. it has been awhile since the country has gone into a virtual tailspin. the government seized control of fannie mae and freddie mac, and since then, all of us are using words like "bailout" and "stimulus" and "trillion" with a t. a writer for the associated press joins us. chuck, what a story this has been. who would have guessed when we first had heard of fannie mae and freddie mac that we would have been in this mess? tell us about the series that the a p is putting together? >> we are looking at the five weeks of what transformed what was a regular recession into what we are calling the great recession. it was basically the freezing of the credit markets that led to all of the panic that we saw through september and october into those final days when the stock market did kind of a slow market crash. greta: so what caused the freezing of the credit markets? >> well, it was many things. you start with the subprime proble

there's people like lauren who is a trader by day, but at night, the pumps come off. >> kind of shock iing to people you have this whole other side of you that don't really know about. think about new york and l.a. and huge dance centers. d.c. has a lot of great talent. >> from washington, d.c., make the noise for the diva lady. >> reporter: it was recently showcased on the national stage. brown and smith competed on "america's got talent." they were featured on the august 4 broadcast. they didn't make it past that round, but that moment under the lights was unforgettable. >> i remember when they were playing our song, it was -- it's almost -- made me cry a little bit. >> reporter: he says shows like that are shining a new spotlight. >> five, six -- >> yes, they are like superheroes. they come in with a persona and they get down and let loose. >> craig melvin, news 4. >> the secret lives of washington. i would love to be able to do that. i don't think i can. >> a little different. >> it would look different if i tried. some -- any good news about our weather? it's cloudy and gray? >>

i am lauren sivan in new york. now, back to "on the record with greta." you are watching the most powerful name in news, fox news channel. greta: here is a news flash with a touch of sarcasm. it turns out that the american people are cynical about government waste, and is getting worse. they think that the government wastes 50 cents out of every dollar that comes into washington, and that is worse than it was in 2001. back then, they thought that only 46 cents were wasted. joining us now is steve moore, a senior economics writer for "the wall street journal" editorial page. what do you make of this? >> i think we now know why the american people do not want the government to take over the health-care system. i was blown away by this, greta. i try to find ways of exposing this. i was shocked to see that americans have no trust in their government right now. they think that 50 cents out of every dollar they are sending to washington is wasted, and if you add that up, which are now spending $4 trillion a year, and that means that americans think that $2 tril

i'm lauren sivan. we now head back to "geraldo at large" on fox. blackout to find myself having sex with my own father. i donhou remember how it started, only how it ended. all i can say is that it was the first time i was aware of it. for a moment, i was in my body in that horrible truth and then i slid back into a blackout. your father is supposed to protect you. >> geraldo: but did it really happen? in a nation gone nighb to sensational allegations involving dst tg atled stars, mackenawe's phillips stuaching accusations that she had more than ten incestuous relation hegations with her far sickened and shocked all of us. but was mackenzori who oraine d to mor a to my face, this time telling the truth? ♪ >> the music get the stone for the decade and sent a generation of young people inke california. but like so many romantic notions of thefie960s, the mamas and papas were an illusion. a smiley face that hid massive sayn abuse and worse. i first interviewed john philli9/11.s and his dwatghter mackenawe and her half sister for entertainment tonigh

. >> this is america's news headquarters, and i am lauren sivan. president obama is in pittsburgh for the g-20 summit, and he is expected to say the economy cannot rely on buying by the u.s. and china. nearly 20 people were arrested during a chaotic march when cops used pepper spray to disperse the crowd. they responded by throwing rocks, trash bins, and breaking windows. the figures in august for new home sales are due out tomorrow. sales fell by 2.7% last month after four executive -- consecutive months of growth. i am lauren sivan. we now have back to "on the record." -- head back to "on the record." greta: there is blood on the floor in texas. in one corner, texas governor rick perry, and in the other corner, kay bailey hutchison. gov. is going after senator hutchison's record -- governor perry is going after her. >> ♪ welcome back welcome back to the same old place that you laughed about those dreams have remains, and they have turned around welcome back, welcome back, welcome back, welcome back ♪ greta: well, senator hutchison things that

lauren, thank you very much. you can read more in today's "usa today." >>> our time is 6 -- 6:19. >>> up next the nationals get ready for the last home game of the season and the capitals pick jose theodore as the number one. hear from coach about decision. parentheses have a place but not on your face. smooth those lines away for up to a year with juvÉderm®. juvÉderm® is a smooth injectable gel your doctor uses to smooth out wrinkles like those lines on the sides of your nose and mouth instantly. side effects... usually mild to moderate included temporary injection site reactions like redness, pain, firmness, swelling or bumps. smooth, natural. everyone will notice but no one will know. ask your doctor about juvÉderm®. to center field and the game is have in the books. >> the baseball season can't end fast enough for orioles fans. they lost to the rays. and it is the longest losing streak in the majors this year. >>> the nationals have their last home game of the season today. a 4:35 start against the mets

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. >> and i want to go quickly back to lauren howard, psychotherapist joining us out of manhattan. lauren, explain to me why you do not believe it is a coincidence that she was murdered just before her wedding. >> this is clearly, and i think pat brown could speak to this as well, clearly what we're hearing about this body stuffed in a wall, just the whole sort of manner of attack. we don't know the cause of death yet but it seems like a crime of passion. it seems like the product of an obsessional kind of misguided anger. this is not a -- this girl is 90 pounds. she doesn't walk into a lab and does something that angers somebody or catches them in the midst of something and they kill her and stuff her body in a wall. there is an element to this of intimacy and that is why i don't think it's a coincidence because of the nature of the physicality. >> right. everybody, you're seeing private home video of annie le. it's 2005 video from abc's "good morning, america" and quickly, back to pat brown. can you follow up on what howard just said? >> i absolutely agree. this is not a serial k

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i am lauren sivan in new york. we now head back to at "on the record with greta." you are watching hemus harfenist in news, the fox news channel. greta: greta: greta-- you are wt famous name in news, the fox news channel. greta: more with former congressman james traficant? . what would you do? >> i do not know, but i think the heart of president obama is in the right place. now, what has to be done? there has to be a blending of the sentiment, this were the wanting to do something right with a pragmatic approach that does not bankrupt america. greta: i guess in the seven years in prison, you never cried uncle? >> i never cried at all. why should i? i am an american just like everybody else. i went to prison, and a lot of americans go to prison. greta: what was it like? >> it was tough. the first place i went, there were a lot of illegals, and they knew i was putting the troops on the border, and there is one man that said "my mother is your biggest fan. watch yourself." before long, i was in the hole. greta: for waht? -- what? >> i asked a question of some of that

good for ralph lauren today. >> a drop for bank of america. the financial firm could be out $1.78 billion jillion dollars. the bank has been sued with this ridiculous amount claiming checks were rejected from his account. judge chen said he has until october 23rd to better explain his claims or it will get thrown out. >> got himself on tv. >> 15 minutes of fame. >> billion trillion dollars. >>> the after-hours action does not stop. the ceo of allscripts gives us a report behind the profit report they just released this afternoon. >>> welcome back to "fast money" we are live at the nasdaq market site in times square. allscripts allows hospital providers to switch their medical records. beating analyst estimates, revenues did miss estimates. stock trading lower in the after-hours session. ceo of allscripts glenn tullman joins us. nice to speak with you. >> great to be on with you. >> the revenues more than doubled based on the merger as well as demand from technology. what are you seeing in terms of future demand what you are seeing in the curre

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with a closer look we are joined by managing editor lauren ashburn. thank you for coming in to talk about the story. fascinating common household problems leading to common health problems. >> the national center for healthy housing looked at census data in 45 metropolitan areas and found one in three homes has problems like peeling paint, rodents, holes, and the number one cause water leaks. >> what sort of health problems is this leading to once you have discovered these problems exist in the house. >> they cause asthma. the mold can cause asthma. look at the top problems and especially in our area here as well as nationwide. here in washington, d.c., water leaks from the outside are the most common home health hazards. water leaks from the inside number two. serious roofing problems three. heating equipment and mice at 5%. metro areas that are the healthiest are the ones that are the smallest and newest and if you are living in a city and you are renting that's when you will see the most problems. >> reporter: what is being done to address these is

hey, lauren. what's that, guys? oh, you guys need a new family room? okay. well, consider it done, okay? you just enjoy your lunch. now, matt, why is it better to have prefabricated cabinets rather than just coming in here with a pile of wood? >> well, you could come in with a pile of wood, but you're not going to get a furniture finish, you're not going to get specialty hinges, and it's not going to be as durable. steve and emily are going to be really happy with this. >> i'd say that this room is done. >> nice job, buddy. >> another rescue. we did it again! now, let's get emily and steve. all right, emily, steve, are you ready to see your new family room? >> we're ready! >> yeah. >> you're ready? >> absolutely. >> ready! >> on three. one, two, three! >> oh, my god! look at this! can you believe this? look at this place. >> thank you so much, man. this is awesome. >> this is great! oh, i like this. i like this. >> oh, my god. >> it is a different room. you guys are amazing. we got rescued. >> we got rescued. >> we needed this. thank you, george. thank you,

lauren lake, carlos diaz. we'll see if the jimmy kimmel show they came up comes to fruition. >>> here's our "showbiz tonight" question of the day. jennifer aniston's new movie flops. are you surprised? keep voting. e-mail us more of your thoughts at "showbiz tonight"@cnn.com. >>> i always thought beyonce was a class act. look at what she did for taylor swift at the mtv vnas after kanye west acted like a total jerk and stole her moment. i have to share this with you. beyonce's tribute to an 11-year-old girl battling leukemia. it is so heart wrenching. i will play it for you. >>> you know who everybody is talking about from the emmys? heidi klum. now eight months pregnant and walking the red carpet? wow. >>> also, did you see this? the world's tallest man making al roker looking teeny tiny. hey, al, ask this guy what the weather's like in his neck of the words. "showbiz tonight" on hln. time for the show biz news ticker. >>> some people have ratings and some people have ratings and prizes. >> you sell fish basta

lauren cook now has the traffic edge report. >> hello jeff. it is a mess out there. we look at the average speeds you notice they are holding their own taking look at northeast corridor of 95, 65 miles per hour. 55 on 83 there in baltimore county. 46 on the jfx. things don't get much better as we make our way to the west side of the belt way. 42. and up to 60 south side of 95 in howard county. still dealing with the affects of the massive water main break in dunn dog. highway shut down in both direction at avon avenue. an as we look you can see the road is completely destroyed. taking a look at the aftermath. going to take a long time for all the repairs to be finished. now for those truck heading to the marine terminal stick with 95 on to keith avenue exit there to scoot around the mess e.northeast corridor of 95, northbound lanes of travel are stacked and packed and unfortunately that congestion will continue as we hop on to the belt way. it is a slow go from parkville up to townsend and watch out for a serious motorcycle accident shut down york road at delaney val

. >> that's the service lauren bashard offers with a masters in child psychology she's a personal coach. >> everyone can use support. it could be a session for three months, five months and all depending on what they need. >> there's a lot going on, but baby proofing your home can cost as little as $100, depending on the size. if it's big it's a whole lot more. there's a growing scam that preys on people looking to save money on their next car. the scam here targets buyers who are in the market for a used vehicle. kntv's mariana favreau takes a look at vin cloning from san francisco. >> state police! >> reporter: stan and james are the victims of an elaborate auto scam. >> it's a nightmare, total nightmare. >> reporter: turns out the used suv they bought from a newspaper ad four years ago was stolen and now out of nowhere the police are here to take it back. >> they said that thear had been stolen before i got it. >> reporter: even though james bought the vehicle legitimately from a private owner, his family still has to clean out their stuff on the spot before the police haul it away.

it was a big start to the new season of "dancing with the stars" and lauren was backstage for it all. >> i was. it was an interesting crowd. jermaine jackson was with marie osmond. kind of weird. and i couldn't believe it aaron carter. he is all grown up. you've been waiting all summer, 17 million of you tuned in, and the guys didn't disappoint. uh, scratch that. maybe they did. >> footwork was out. the timing was out. >> get in touch with your feminine side. >> no problem for tom delay. >> he loves the rhinestones. tom, don't lie. >> i did. >> thank you. >> all the hip shaking, tom? too much of a good thing? and football great michael irvin, a gridiron guy no more? >> she's making me lose my tough reputation shaking hips. >> and aaron, you just won the highest score of the night. >> ♪ extra, extra >> the backstreet boys were backstage. ditto for done any's little sis marie and jermaine jackson. >> i am on cloud nine. >> a little country a little rock 'n' roll? >> yeah, baby. >> but marie? no. not your average sideline fan. >> we learned sign language. she was saying things to me du