georgetown play as road game at savannah state but that's no problem for the 19th ranked hoyas. and gw moves ahead with a 43- point blowout. >>> there are no easy wins in the national hockey league after the loss against the habs. now for more on what to expect, here are the machine calling the action >> joe: jenks, thank you very much. the old adage is you never get a second chance to make a first impression. >> craig: consider this kid, 19 years of anal, age -- 30 years of aiming -- 30 years of age, very solid with the puck. i thought john carlson was more physical than i thought he would be. he had a high panic threshold.

so we went to savannah. i went to bed for two months and got up and cried and got up long enough to go to the bathroom. one day i got out of bed and i said, sister, you are going to die. now straighten up and fly right. the serenity prayer went through my head. which is the greatest prayer ever written. and i realized that some things are inevitable. death was certainly one of them. i accepted my mother and father's death, my family and friends, my children's death, death is a part of living. and i said but god has given me today. so why don't you try to go out and live it. and at 42, i finished my completion in my head. i took total and complete responsibility for myself. because you know, i'm a product of the 40s, 50s and 60s where a man takes care of you because lord knows you don't have sense enough to do it. >> the cinderella complex. >> yes. >> the cinderella complex. >> i was only good enough for ironing and washing and cooking. >> you started to make sandwiches and sell them out of your house, right?

this is a savannah water monitor. larry, look at his tongue. what he's doing, he's stealing your attention right now. you don't want to do that. act like you're not nervous. better. do this, larry. it feels good. just touch the hand, just one. if you ever licks you, just try it. >> larry: it's not poison? >> no -- well -- >> larry: well, don't say well. you try it. >> put it like that, larry, do you see that? >> larry: yeah, did i see it? >> do you feel it? >> larry: yeah. a kim mode da dragon will bite you. the bite isn't what's going to kill you. this animal will track you for days with that tongue. do you like this animal like i do. this is the biggest one i've ever seen. >> larry: let's get in the alligator. two little alligators. wait a minute, i said little. >> is it a little one? holy mackerel, larry, wow, wee. larry, have you ever seen an alligator that close? >> larry: no, i've never seen that many teeth. >> watch this. if they can show us on the camera, he's got two eyelids. watch this. see that. he can see you under water. he also hu

savannah is here, the thunderstorms moving to the west. not severe. just real heavy rainmakers currently heading into i-95. so something you're watching earlier this morning and a solid deck of rain when you get into charlotte through raleigh and stretching through norfolk into the nation's capital. with that in mind and this area of low pressure sitting out across the coast the next couple of days we have flash flood watches up there. those are the areas shaded in green. the light shade of green are the warm areas because of all the rain we saw yesterday and last night that includes atlanta, c macon, in towards attention, gastonia and charlotte, greenville, spartanburg all looking at flash flood warnings because everything is riding high with all that rain. the next 48 hours looks like the rain will shift up to the north. here is your low. right off cape hatteras by friday afternoon. rain coming in often the ocean. even if you see about half this much, you're going to get four to five inches even on this computer model painting in some areas of ten i

savannah, you'll pick up rain and thunderstorms, too. not severe. heavy rainmakers. see that off and on. heavy shield out of charlotte going through piedmont into the raleigh area. durham getting decent rain. greensboro moving northward through virginia into washington, d.c. it's going to be steady for the entire morning. if you think we're not going to see delays in the airport, i think we are. we're going to see a lot of them. atlanta, d.c., as the clouds hang in low, they are going to hang in tough, too. what about warnings for flooding. we have them there. bright shaded green areas, atlanta, greenville, back towards charlotte. dark shaded green, those are the flash flood watches. the reason pretty easy. a lot of rain potentially there. talking maybe as much as five inches of rain near the beltway of washington, d.c. right now thunderstorms in the southern end of that circulation. can you see it coming out of cape coral, miami, off and on for the day as well. interesting day for the east coast. >> thanks. we're getting a lot of comments from you the viewer about v

this is a savannah water monitor. larry, look at his tongue. what he's doing, he's stealing your attention right now. you don't want to do that. act like you're not nervous. better. do this, larry. it feels good. let him touch your hand. do that. has it ever licked you? >> larry: it's not poison? >> no -- well -- >> larry: well, don't say well. you try it. >> put it like that, larry, do you see that? >> larry: yeah, did i see it? >> do you feel it? >> larry: yeah. >> what he's doing is he's picking up particles. what the dragon will do if he bites you. he will track you for days. the bite isn't what's going to kill you. do you like this animal like i do. this is the biggest one i've ever seen. >> larry: let's get in the alligator. two little alligators. wait a minute, i said little. >> is it a little one? holy mackerel, larry, wow, wee. larry, have you ever seen an alligator that close? >> larry: no, i've never seen that many teeth. >> this is the alligator. watch this. if they can show us on the camera, he's got two eyelids. watch this. see th

i can't operate some days in my own home we went to savannah. i went to bed for two months and got up and cried and got up long enough to go to the bathroom. one day i got out of bed and i said, sister, you are going to die. now straighten up and fly right. the serenity prayer went through my head. which is the greatest prayer ever written. and i realized that some things are inevitable. death was certainly one of them. i accepted my mother and father's death, my family and friends, my children's death, death is a part of living. and i said but god has given me today. so why don't you try to go out and live it. and at 42, i finished my completion in my head. i took total and complete responsibility for myself. because you know, i'm a product of the 40s, 50s and 60s where a plan takes care of you because lord knows you don't have sense enough to do it. >> the cinderella complex. >> i was only good enough for impbing and washing and cooking. >> you started to make sandwiches and sell them out. your house, right? >> yes. >> that started you. >> abs

georgetown play as road game at savannah state but that's no problem for the 19th ranked hoyas. and gw moves ahead with a 43- point blowout. >>> there are no easy wins in the national hockey league after the loss against the habs. now for more on what to expect, here are the machine calling the action >> joe: jenks, thank you very much. the old adage is you never get a second chance to make a first impression. >> craig: consider this kid, 19 years of anal, age -- 30 years of aiming -- 30 years of age, very solid with the puck. i thought john carlson was more physical than i thought he would be. he had a high panic threshold. he had good outlet, smart plays at the center stripe, even rang one off the pipe for the caps. a very solid outing for the caps >> joe: there is a trend developing in the nhl, another getting younger at the blue line >> craig: carlson the youngest to suit up for the caps in their history on the blue line. they are filling big myths for their respective teams >> joe: stay with us for this one now. the caps lose tom poti on d which means that tyler sloan moves

host: savannah, ga., on the republican line. just make sure that you've mute your tv or radio. caller: on this thing about the vice-president under george bush bringing in false information -- what he inferred, for george bush to begin the war in iraq -- before george bush became president there was information on iraq coming from england and other foreign countries. and from the previous administration of clinton and hillary clinton herself all agreed this was going on in iraq. i want to know why you try to blame it on the vice-president? guest: i think it is one thing to have information that saddam hussein may be trying to build things. it is another to use it to justify invading the country. there are other things that could have been done. and that were being done with saddam hussein to keep him lockblocked in. he was a terrible leader. the country is prole better for the fact that he was not there. it caused diversion from afghanistan and the loss of 4000 americans. and and told people being permanently disabled. there is quite a price to pay for whatever results we are g

now, i was able to obtain copies of some very significant doctrine-- documents from a source in savannah with the eighth air force museum through another person who helped. i was able to get some documents that had been taken out of the library of congress and the national archives and i personally, fortunately, did not have to make that particular trip to washington. but, i think the problem that the military had was back in the days when myron was trying to get it straightened up when all the documents were then classified as secret but in more recent years they have been opened up, and i assume, as i said i had no problem through maxwell air force base. any other questions? >> whatever happen to the b-17 that landed in russia? >> that is an interesting question. they did manage to get the motors repaired, and to make a herrle wing take off from that short field, which was incredible story within itself, and of course i detail that in the book. in the b-17 did survive to get back to england and back to this country and all together it had flown with different crews, a total of 35 missi

so hughes sent him back to savannah. at the end of october. just a few weeks later, it was time for hutchinson to deploy. time was up. >> how she's been treated. >> reporter: while her attorney is busy fighting foreher client, the army is tighting back saying her commanders tried working with hutchinson prior to the deployment. >> i can tell you all of those statements are essentially mgs misleading and not true. specialist hutchinson claimed that her family care plan was no longer viable and that her command was not giving her adequate time to find a new care provider for her child. however, the army did give her a 30-day extension and like all soldiers was given plenty of time to work out another care plan. >> reporter: ford's spokesperson says until it's resolved she won't be sent to afghanistan but could not comment on what charges she may be facing. >> i want to thank our affiliate for the report. superiors told hutchinson she'd have to put her child in foster care. the ford stewart spokesman says the army would not deploy single parents

host: savannah, ga., on the republican line. just make sure that you've mute your tv or radio. caller: on this thing about the vice-president under george bush bringing in false information -- what he inferred, for george bush to begin the war in iraq -- before george bush became president there was information on iraq coming from england and other foreign countries. and from the previous administration of clinton and hillary clinton herself all agreed this was going on in iraq. i want to know why you try to blame it on the vice-president? guest: i think it is one thing to have information that saddam hussein may be trying to build things. it is another to use it to justify invading the country. there are other things that could have been done. and that were being done with saddam hussein to keep him lockblocked in. he was a terrible leader. the country is prole better for the fact that he was not there. it caused diversion from afghanistan and the loss of 4000 americans. and and told people being permanently disabled. there is quite a price to pay for whatever results we are g

and at our meeting in september, we met as a unit in savannah, and we looked at the distracted driving policy that the organization had. we made some changes. one the changes was the membership recommended that we go for a national ban on texting, and that's what we did. so we strengthen our policy by doing that. but we also have a part of our policy. we ask that no one uses electronic devices while they are operating a america, no matter what type of motor vehicle. we haven't said we wanted a total ban. just we recommend that people take a personal responsibility and don't use those electronic devices while they are driving and take their eyes off the roadway. we are also in the favor of the novice driver, school bus van, and we also favor employer policies. it's a personal responsibility of a employer too to be looking out for it's employees, and to take it on as a customer policy as well. so that they are protecting not only their employees but the folks that are going to be coming into their businesses and organization and buying their products. if their employees are out there, an