massachusetts is better off than many places in the country. we have a lot of work to do, but we are moving in the right direction. >> i would say that voters who want to send a message should not just express themselves on question 3. they should really make that change. they can elect someone into the governor's office who is not a part of business as usual and who never has been. i urge voters who to not -- i urge voters to not hold back. if it were passed, it in and of itself, it would be really problematic to take $2 billion out of the budget. by way of balancing overpayment that middle-income and working families are paying right now, it cannot happen by itself. i want to take that burden off their shoulders and as those at the top to pay their fair share. if you look at how taxes rollout currently, middle-income and working families are paying half as much as a percent of their income as millionaires. that is not fair. we need to ask millionaires to step up to the plate. they have had all of the game and none of the pain. >> i think we s

the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i'm sorry that the gentlewoman from north carolina has a problem with american jobs. but 92% of the products that have been used in this weatherization process was made here in the united states of america. we're helping to keep jobs and helping to create jobs. i'm sorry that the party of no has a problem with that. but the democratic party believes that we need to make it in america and that we need to invest in american jobs and not only keep american jobs but add american jobs. the gentlelady says that somehow the weatherization program in the recovery and reinvestment act didn't work. well, i disagree with her strongly. in some states like north carolina weatherization got off to a slow start but other states like massachusetts we're able to start quickly. this was a function of the state having weatherization programs ready to handle these new funds

martha: well, only days since winning the republican primary, in massachusetts -- and massachusetts congressional candidate jeff perry has big plans for washington, declaring the g.o.p. will take back the government and repeal president obama's health care law, and that what is he plans to do, and have a look at the -- tip the margins he won by and beat out his opponents, joe malone tuesday night and next will have to defeat democrat bill keating in the general election, all for the long-time, 7-term william delahunt seat in massachusetts, which goes from quincy to cape cod, good to have you here, jack, welcome. >> thanks for having me on. martha: you have been called the next scott brown. do you like that title? >> well, it surely fits for me, senator brown and i are friends and served in the massachusetts legislation together a number of years and his victory in january opened the door to people like myself in massachusetts and a lot of people around the country think massachusetts republicans don't have a chance and scott brown proved we do and my election success on primary night by the margi

por lo que declaró en estado de emergencia a massachusetts para facilitar la distribución de fondos en caso que sea necesario. >> el público debe de continuar en alerta tomar las precauciones necesaria y mantenerse alejados de las carreteras. >> pongan atención a las advertencia que le dicen que salgan, que salgan que no esperen >> de categoría 4 pasó a ser categoría 1. varios residentes hasta se aventuraron para pasear en la playa. >> me da miedo esto. >> yo nací en puerto rico. ya no le tengo miedo. tengo velas, tengo de todo. por si acaso tengo que salir. >> muy bien, la gente se preparó para lo peor pero afortunadamente salvo lluvia y mucho viento y varias olas no ha dejado grandes estragos, se espera que la peor parte sea para massachusetts bien entrada la noche. josé? >> muchísimas gracias. >josé: el metereólogo de telemundo, lu iluis carrera nos explica que podría pasar con este sistema. >> todavía se espera que deje lluvia. hasta ahora el huracán se ha xorcomportado como se esperaba. vientos en promedio superando las 40 millas por horas y básicamente lo que hemos

another summer resort area, cape cod, massachusetts, is also in earl's path. we find dean reynolds in chatham tonight. dean, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, erica. well, don't be fooled by the beautiful weather on the cape. they know what's out there, and they-- the word along the shoreline is "leave," and preferably "leave now." sailors were lining up to haul their boats ashore as hurricane warnings went up the flag poles along the coast. is this a potentially dangerous storm? >> absolutely. >> reporter: heavy rain and winds up to 75 miles an hour are expected in seashore areas, meaning that the two bridges on and off cape cod will be closed once the storm hits. if they close those bridges, are people marooned here? >> they'll have to turn around and come back from where they came from. >> reporter: now officials are concerned people will wait until the last minute to leave and be stuck in a traffic jam so large they'll be sitting in it when the storm hits late friday or early saturday. erica. >> hill: dean reynolds, thanks. let's turn now to our cbs

tropical storm warnings remain in effect along the massachusetts coast. so, what are you concerned about with your house? >> we haven't had a hurricane here in, a significant one since '91. i don't know what to expect. i'm concerned about the trees, i'm concerned about the storm surge. i'm just -- i'm nervous in general. >> reporter: it had been a much stronger category 4 storm earlier in the week, with sustained winds topping 135 miles per hour. everyone who planned on enjoying labor day weekend in the cape won't be. hotels here have 50% occupancy. during a weekend where the population normally swells by 50,000. jordan was part of the 10% of people who left. >> i thought maybe with it, we got too many calls from relatives telling us to evacuate. >> reporter: while people here were evacuating, my colleague john berman spent time on long island, where people were racing toward the storm. >> so, you're in favor of the hurricane? >> i am, it stays just far enough away to be fun, but not be a big problem for us. >> reporter: hours ago, earl turned deadly. in

if you were watching last night, you saw i was up in massachusetts. i stopped to meet an ex marine who is barney frank's opponent. he said the fact that president clinton is coming to town tells him something. >> we've got volunteers making thousands of phone calls, yard signs, et cetera. we're doing all that. he's bringing bill clinton. he's dumping a lot of money on tv. he's definitely more than aware that we're here and he's worried. the poll numbers, i'm sure he's seen similar numbers, that's why he hasn't released his results. >> he's never run for office before. i don't assume, and most republicans think barney frank will win this election. what does it tell you that barney frank is on television, spending money that he could be giving to candidates who need their help. bill clinton is going to spend four or six hours in massachusetts where he could be helping patrick murphy in philadelphia. what does that tell you about what's in the water this year? >> well, it points to a huge thing, which is there's tremendous enthusiasm gap that you pointed

however, you have to remember, that he represents massachusetts and we can't expect massachusetts to turn 100 percent conservative overnight. it will not happen. and when i say alining with the republican part we need to work together right now. we have lad our different friends in the -- differences in the primary. but we have lad wins, like o'donnell. and now the republicans can embrace us and put the force they used against her in the primary and put that force to get her elected in november. that is what i mean by alining ourselves. >>neil: but it is not like you always strike gold. you mostly strike gold but there are some disappointments including new hampshire that the republican candidate just conceded that race, a very close race, trying to succeed judd gregg in new hampshire. what do you thing of that, and the fact that sometimes the party message don't get through? >>guest: nobody wins 100 percent of the time. nobody has the expectation. and if you look at the batting average, folks that support tea party values are winning an extraordinary amount of times. perhaps histori

>> i have the democratic governor of massachusetts. i moderated a debate here the other night, one of four candidates on stage. we don't take sides on elections but do applaud anybody who does good charity work. governor patrick, welcome tonight. [ inaudible ]. >> some wonderful work and the success of community health centers is critical to the success of health care reform in massachusetts and the work they do, particularly around women's health, domestic violence, issues around family planning, incredibly important. >> and you got you and scott brown under the same tent, governor dukakis. haven't had much bipartisanship? about an hour here? >> [ inaudible ]. >> we appreciate your time tonight. jessica, i want to come back to you this is coming back, might have to go on the set when i get back. i don't think my wife will let me bring it to the house. >> you have one of those at home. she thinks you have one. all right. thanksso

and massachusetts, we need the aclu big time. there is a law that a police officer can arrest you if you are recording him or her doing something wrong because it violates his or her privacy. think about that. protecting the police from an individual -- a citizen -- think about rodney king and what would have happened if there was no george holliday with the camera that the police did not see. we would never have known because the reports they wrote next eight told a different story than what our eyes told us. these things are happening, a regressive effort is happening, and in arizona, which is a good example -- i mention this in my book are racial profiling. people can say is not racial profiling, but it is. how does a police officer know when they look it you or what you are wearing whether you are undocumented worker or an arizona citizen? they cannot know. it puts an unfair burden on the police but also tells us as we solve some criminal justice problems that there are new things creeping up and they're not creeping up alway

back earlier in the year when the senate race was being held in massachusetts, some individuals got upset about the fact that congress looked like

. >> reporter: the super bug found in massachusetts, an antibiotic-resistant bacteria and virtually incurable now sparking fears around the world. it has turned up at a this is in the hub, one of only three

i know that he is still a resident in massachusetts. but we have really adopted him a little bit because he is truly all summer up and a new hampshire town. feel free to drop in and visit him. ladies and gentlemen, anne's husband, mitt romney, a great republican. >> thank you, thank you. i brought my sweetheart with me. do you anything you want to say? >> i think john just made a very generous offer. the place is open. [laughter] it is a beautiful state. a lot of people do not know, we know how much we love this state. i just have to say one thing. john sununu, how unbelievable has he been f this party? but there is something else, there is something in the air. and there is something in the air -- the republicans are going to win big in november. i'm so excited. and then we all know how much work you have to do once you get there. thank you so much. >> she should just go on and on. that is the better way to go. it is an honor to be here and be so rognized byou and by gov. sununu. it is not always the case by the way that i recognized a

>> reporter: cape cod, massachusetts, is home to 500,000 summer residents. and though a hurricane hitting the northeast is a once in a generation event, authorities there promise they'll be ready. >> we are in position to rapidly respond to meet the needs of the local communities, whether they be for continued sheltering, debris management, life safety, communications support, or whatever the needs may be. >> reporter: now, since this storm was first forecast over 100,000 residents down here on the barrier islands have been ordered to evacuate. rob and mike? >>> t.j., we are getting word the eye of the storm is beginning to break up? >> reporter: well, that's correct. we're all used to that very tightly wound eye of the storm, the center of the storm which we see on satellite images. usually that is the very ominous image for those of us who watch the weather very closely. but as this storm has been downgraded from a category 4 to a category 3, now a category 2, we have seen that eye begin to break up. it's almost barely recognizable now on the satellite map

the worst of earl is expected to hit here, cape cod, massachusetts. recently named one of the top ten labor day destinations. the popular resort area has a year-round population of more than 200,000 people. the island normally swells by 50,000 this weekend, but the chamber of commerce says they've lost about 10% of that to earl. jordan skolnik waited until this morning to evacuate. >> we just didn't feel like it was safe, just in case they close the bridges to the cape. >> reporter: now, the bridges remain open to the main land. they'll only close if the winds exceed 70 miles an hour. but david, that's still very possible. >> we see the fog rolling in there. linsey davis, thank you. >>> this morning, we woke up and many of the headlines were that the carolinas dodged a bullet. but then the pictures started pouring in today, hardly a glancing blow. and steve osunsami rode out the worst of the storm in nags head, north carolina. >> reporter: the storm passed within 85 miles of the outer banks, in the middle of the night, with five feet of storm surge in

it does look like massachusetts will have dodged a bullet. i am in this census. >> well diamond's one over the dodgers. gear is back his our pilots, as straight ahead. here it will show you what happens next. pity there but david jensen of back to the wild card. they could not touch chad, and he only lead to hits to help rafael and meanwhile he made the last decision i was listening to a little bit of talk radio thrived since night and where they catch. was a to run homer in here's the deal. dave walked them and they dragged into sold the 72 pages and their going to do is even got a break from the empire here that is all right. it was one last call in the giants. but they are lucky because it is the eight straight times night sold san diego state 3 up on the giants and the giants backed up into a wild card. these are playing for second place and the highlight of this night, the ground crew of is playing football tonight they went right to work and hey, the put in the game and a beautiful shape and it's running with turning it as the angels wh

in massachusetts, earl's punch was so gentle that officials didn't send out a damage assessment team because there was no major damage to assess. a new definition of a perfect storm. randall pinkston, cbs news, chatham, massachusetts. >>> it looks like it's about to salvage summer with a good weekend forecast. >> wouldn't that be nice? it's been a summer in the bay area, cooler than normal, but folks, some heat shortly. we did have patchy fog and some cool numbers by the coastline and the patchy fog returning to the beaches, but for the most part, right now, clear skies inland and i think that's a sign of things to come. it looks like high pressure is going to build in here ever so briefly. but enough to bring us a pretty nice weekend out of it and salvage things as far as summer is concerned. you can see the fog right now hugging the coastline right here along the san mateo county coastline, and further to the south. clear in the interior valleys. tomorrow, looking pretty good as temperatures going to be warming up just a little bit. 80s and low 90s well inland. mostly sunny skies.

. >>> eastern long island and massachusetts are next in its path. and will face hurricane conditions within 24 hours. sam leads our team of correspondents, live from the storm zone. >>> also breaking overnight, a suspicious package grinds miami's airport to a halt. the bomb squad called in, as thousands of travelers are evacuated and a suspect is arrested. >>> and not again. another oil rig explosion in the gulf, flinging 13 oil workers into the water. an eerie reminder of the deadly bp disaster. what went wrong this time? >>> you see the surf there. hello, everyone. we hope you're set for a fun labor day weekend. robin is starting hers a little early. it's nice to have elizabeth vargas here with us. welcome back from your vacation. >> thank you. we were just leaving the ocean as it was churning in the storm. you could see earl coming offshore. >> it's going to define labor day weekend for so many on the east coast. 26 million in its path right now. luckily, for a lot of us in the northeast, it's losing some of its steam. it's now a category 2 storm

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that is what we have done in massachusetts. that is the good news. the bad news is that across the country people are still saying if you have been in trouble, you cannot vote. if you have been in trouble, you cannot work. many people who were involved in non-violent, personally inflicted criminal activity selling drugs -- we're not advocating drugs as a good thing. the point is, why criminalize someone severely? john conyers -- think about what he has done and what he represents. there is crime in detroit. there is crime in chicago. there is crime in los angeles. there's crime in which again, d.c. that you prevent it? you prevent it by intervening early. you give people a chance. what you are doing is to try and change the paradigm. my organization wrote a report for bobby scott. our report sends a message. it is called "no more children left behind." there's no ambiguity about it. it is in acclamation of what we have to have. no more children left behind bars. that report tells us that intervention and treatment for the prescription that we need, n

massachusetts still has a chance in this one. the on-side kick out of bounds. michigan survives that scare, 42-37. orioles pitcher jake arieta will shut it down the rest of the way. a bone spur causes discomfort. no worries about the elbow, he should be fine. last night, orioles, yanks. 3-1, orioles, koji uehara battling alex rodriguez. bets gets the pitch called a strike. this time it's a ball. next pitch, and it's a bad one, and a-rod sends it 20 rows deep for a three-run shot. back to football, the ravens, a touchdown, queen city ready for game two sunday against the bengals. ray rice proved a nonfactor to the jets. however, the bengals are not the run stoppers like new york and rice has history making plays against the bentley. bengals. expect ray rice to look like the pro bowl running back. the kincaids live here. across the street, the padillas. ben and his family live here, too. ben's a re/max agent, and he's a big part of this community. there are lots of reasons why re/max agents average more sales than other agents. experience, certainly. but maybe it

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along with other towns in massachusetts. there is legislation across the nation. there were bills introduced in both the state house in new york and massachusetts that would have done it for the whole state. those bills did not pass, but that does not mean that they will not. these movements that have to start somewhere to gain strength. i am so proud to work for this board of supervisors, who has taken such a courageous action. one other update that i thought you would be interested in, there were concerns about how this would affect businesses at the time. so, we have checked the count and in 2008, there were 64 commercial pharmacies in san francisco, now there are 65. not only did no pharmacies close, we got one extra commercial pharmacy. the number of independent commercial pharmacies has stayed stable. 39 in 2008 in 2010. the argument is, whether or not if you close the rates at the time, people were concerned not only for tobacco sales, but that people would not come into these stores, but it has not borne out. meanwhile i am proud to say that when our own f

the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. markey: mr. speaker, i have no other requests for time, so with the request of this body in unison, vote aye on this historic legislation, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass senate 3828. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and agree to h.r. 758 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 380, h.r. 758 a bill to amend title 4 of the public health service act and provide for the establishment of pediatric research consortia. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pallone, and t

three people who recently traveled to india, patients in massachusetts, indiana and illinois have been affected. >>> rescue workers in thailand are assessing the damage after overnight flash floods caused a major road to collapse. several bystanders were seen run running to safety seconds before the road buckle and just washed away. >>> now here is an early look at how wall street will open the day. the dow opens at 10,544 after adding 81 points yesterday. the s&p gained 12 points and the nasdaq climbed 43. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei fell 22 points, but in hong kong, the hang seng rose 37. >>> a little reassurance about the global economy shot stocks up to their highest level in five weeks monday. markets rallied thanks in part to a deal by global regulators to boost bank reserves over the next several years to help prevent another worldwide financial crisis. fresh figures showing china's economy is still booming also added to investors' optimism. >>> pc maker hewlett-packard is adding to its ever-expanding arsenal of services buying cyber secu

beck scott brown in massachusetts. he's running for ted kennedy's seat, or, rather. >> it's the people's seat. >> reporter: brown wins. tea party rolls. tea party actually, lots of tea parties. tea party nation, tea party express. new american tea party. tax day tea party. tea party revolution. they hold a convention. and invite a sensation. >> god bless you, tea partiers, and god bless the usa. >> reporter: tea party loves palin. you wrote a song about her? >> yes. ♪ sarah, american woman ♪ sarah >> reporter: tea party goes big time. glenn beck takes washington. incumbents, beware. even republicans. down goes bennett, down goes murkowski, down goes castle. tea party favorites roll. table is set for november. set for a tea party. no, not this kind -- but this kind. i'm john berman for "nightline" in new york. >> history of the tea party. 220 seconds. thanks to john berman for that. when we come back, the trials and tribulations of pitch shop eddie long. first, here's what's coming up next on "jimmy kimmel live." >>

it's back to business at usual in a candy story in massachusetts. >> i'm glad it's gone. i'm thrilled the weather is as good as it is and hopefully people are still around. >> reporter: in north carolina tourists are returning after the bridge to the main land was reopened. there was some beach erosion but minor. in massachusetts earl's punch was so gentle a damage assessment team wasn't sentous because there wasn't anything for them to assess. a new definition of a perfect storm. >> we are getting a better look at the damage caused by yesterday's quake in new zealand. toppled buildings, flooded streets, all after a 7.0 quake struck the second largest city christ church. two people were injured and considering the quake was as strong as the one that hit haiti many say it's a miracle that nobody died. >>> it worked propererly the oil disaster wouldn't have happened. the key piece of evidence found in the gulf of mexico. >>> a religious rally draws criticism in sacramento. why this place of prayer is at the center of a debate. >>> and it's already a best seller. why is a ne

in massachusetts it was steven lynch protecting his left flank today. he is the projected winner 44% of precincts reporting. steven lynch leads his challenger d'alessandro, expected to be the winner. d'alessandro challenged the congressman from boston in part because of steven lynch's vote against health reform this year. in that race as well as the one in new hampshire, pro-choice groups lent a big financial hand to the challengers. they and groups like moveon.org and emily's list and the labor union tried to unseat these dems and to narrow the huge fundraising advantages. in new hampshire's case it's katrina swett challenged from the left by ann mclane kuster. swett is daughter of tom lantos and married to richard swett. when a house seat came open in new hampshire it was a forgone conclusion she would run for it. i was up there last week and there was swett everywhere, clear indication you're part of a family dynasty in politics. but katrina swett earned herself a liberal challenger in the democratic primary because she has done things like co-chairi

in chatham, massachusetts, michelle franzin, nbc news. >>> doctors told her last friday they did not think officer todd would make it off the operating table alive. nicole young spoke publicly for the first time today since her husband was shot twice while trying to serve a warrant in oakland. she said he called her in the minutes after he was shot but didn't let on how bad things are. doctors say he's still under heavy sedation and will likely require one more surgery but say his prognosis is good. >> i talked to him but he is sedated. but i talk to him every day, all day. >> when he's conscious what's the first thing you're going to say to him? >> that i love him and i want to bring him home to our kids. they miss him. >> the man accused of shooting officer young, andrew barrientos is back in the bear area and he'll be in court on next tuesday. barrientos was picked up in san diego trying to cross to mexico the day after the shooting. >> the coast guard rescued seven boaters after they were stranded overnight in the bay. the boat ran out of gas around 10:30 last night and ran agrou

the massive storm will likely brush eastern long island before taking aim at massachusetts. a hurricane warning is in effect for cape cod and nantucket, which could get 100- mile-per-hour winds. >> i trust that it will be okay and i mean, we didn't board up our house but we took everything in. we followed all the instructions. >> reporter: federal emergency teams are already activated in massachusetts where the governor has declared a state of emergency. manuel gallegus, cbs news, kill devil hills, north carolina. >>> still to come for the first time in months, the unemployment rate is rising. so why is wall street celebrating? >>> a new fitness trend for children. i'm terrell brown. more kids are hitting the gym to help look and feel better with the help of a personal trainer. >>> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cbs 5 weather center. we have some fog and low clouds over the coastline overnight a sign of cooler temperatures to come. we'll have your holiday forecast coming up. [ female announcer ] it's the jcpenney labor day mattress sale! all gold premium mattre

in 2003, the massachusetts democrat saying he wanted to roll the dice on housing. we know how well that went. fast fared to today and now he is calling for congress to increase loan limit for fannie and freddie. something that was supposed to be temporary. the mentality is what caused housing to collapse in the first place. >> this would be funny if it wasn't true. government intervention creates the bubble, freddie, fannie, and barney frank. bubble collapses because of the reality of this. the solution is to -- wait for it -- create another bubble with the bail-out, hope for the homeowners and help for homeowners and reregulate everything but -- wait for it -- barney frank, freddie mac and fannie mae. history repeats itself. >> but is the right one right now the right one considering the state of the housing industry? >> absolutely, make sure you stabilize the high-cost areas so buyers can buy and buyers can sell. the loans and the amortizing loans, two private market invention are driver for the housing crash. if you don't believe that the government should be in

we are having a debate about the tragic case of phoebe prince, the 15-year-old massachusetts girl who prosecutors say was driven to take her own life by constant bullying. a debate about whether legal action is the right way to deal with school bullying. richard in alaska says "yes, there should be legal action but not just against the students involved but also the staff of the particular school that did not step in." and another from florida "we should be harder on those bullies but charges, give me a break, she had deeper issues than just being bullied. where are the parents." and now another "he taught his kids to strike back proportionally and out of sight of the authorities." this stopped the bullying and they were both ultimately popular. so, hitting back is the answer in the mind of one. another says "please." help >>shepard: i will do what was you say. have a lovely day and all the best. and now's we wrap it up in the studio, casual friday is not enough for some. a news anchor who got caught with his bands down. there were no pants. the broadcast ends you see a wide shot, his

. >> they did that in massachusetts, it didn't work. wh he they reformed health care in massachusetts turned against the insurers on board and nobody wants to underwrite business out there. what you're going to do you're going to alienate the insurers and don't want to play, costs are going through the roof because of the promises we have to headache it to consumers >> and going to be ripping into this one, revoking the insurers, the administration, all of that. and i'm curious, as to whether the administration in its heart of hearts knows the numbers increasingly aren't-- i don't blame the administration for saying others had plans, the bush administration with this medicare prescription drug thing has turned to be a ballooning disaster. it happened, but why can't they just come out and say, all right, we were wrong on it. now they're just going full throttle with it. >> it's all they have. the mid terms are around the corner and you don't want to say look, we spent 2 trillion dollars, the unemployment rate keeps ticking up. 4 million

anthony. >> dean reynolds in chadam, massachusetts. hope you goat have a great weekend there. a state of emergency has been declared on new zealand's south island after a major earthquake struck christchurch. more than 100 billions were badly damaged. at a book signing in ireland, tony blair received a rude reception from protesters who threw eggs and shoes at the former british prime minister. blair's new mem wrors a bestseller, but as elizabeth palmer reports, the reviewers are divided on the man himself. >> reporter: tony blair is a man both loved and loathed. as he arrived at a dublin bookstore, police had to fight to keep his protesters away from him, while nearby, devoted fans lined up for a signed copy of his book. >> tony blair has been a great man for this country. he's a great politician. >> well, don't go out, children, because the grinning ego maniac is back. >> reporter: this memoir is an insider's view of a decade in power. it offers a glimpse of royal tradition. about to be appointed prime minister, blair was told, "you don't actually kiss the queen's hands. you

i'm randall pinkston in chatham, massachusetts. i will have that story. >>> i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cbs 5 weather center. we started out with fog and low clouds. a lot of sunshine by the afternoon but we could have the heat up by labor day. we will talk about that coming up. ,, 3q copd makes it hard for me to breathe. but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now, i can join the fun and games with my grandchildren. great news! for people with copd, including chronic bronchitis, emphysema, or both, advair helps significantly improve lung function. while nothing can reverse copd, advair is different from most other copd medications because it contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator, working together to help you breathe better. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day. people with copd taking advair may have a higher chance of pneumonia. advair may increase your risk of osteoporosis and some eye problems. tell your doctor if

here in massachusetts their little bit more confident about writing up the storm. >> we all this that we needed the power goes out i guess. this us is whether casino nothing of that we can handle. >> and as for the latest developments some good days. it turns out that the national hurricane center says that by the time it gets here it looks like it won't be a hurricane and more it will be a tropical storm. so it's like massachusetts will have dodged the bullet. >> well earlier the big topic on twitter but they're talking about evacuations. bell tolls what they're treating it appeared to believe? >> a lot people are talking about how pearl is burning their plan you can try not make my tv blackout. but is this are a problem and which is worry about kate caught hurricane earl = weak spots. the retreat against it, us coming up after the break. the slate can help you write in the bay area. >> time now for tech top of gave slight. there is a very unique surface's. i've never heard of this is the video game makers held a press conference at their combat usa to reveal their new video game. it

. >> a massachusetts company wants to market this salmon, but some people are hesitant to eat food created by science rather than nature. she visits the southwest waterfront about four times a week. she wants her food fresh and local. >> i would definitely not -- i am not the one to alter anything. >> the fda is holding a two-day hearing to determine whether to allow the fish to be used as food. biotechnology allows the salmon to become full size in half the time it takes traditional salmon. >> that rose up a red flag immediately. -- bad throws up a red flag immediately. >> the head of the massachusetts company says his product is safe and environmentally sustainable. the potential for profits is enormous. >> that would be great. >> if it affects the flavor of the salmon - >> critics say it could wipe out the wild salmon population and cause allergies and human. >> it to be tested out somewhere, but i do not want to do the -- be the person doing the testing. >> it is possible that it be modified staminas approved, it might not indicate that on the label. if the fda does sign off on the fis

watches and warnings stretch all the way to cape cod, massachusetts. while earl is expected to stay offshore, as it makes its way north, a slight shift could put millions in harm's way. >> that's why it's important to take the time now while the skies are clear and weather is great to make sure you have a plan and you're ready just in case. >> reporter: many aren't wasting any time, boarding up -- >> you never know what flying debris you'll get. >> reporter: -- and moving out. wednesday officials ordered thousands to evacuate the outer banks. not since hurricane bob in 1991 has a storm threatened so much of the eastern seaboard. here in north carolina where the rip current is already a concern, the governor has declared a state of emergency. they've done the same for the coastal regions of maryland and virginia. but some tourists refuse to let earl ruin their fun in the sun. >> this is our 14th year here. i'm not ready to go back to new york and get into my routine. >> reporter: for those that don't have a place to ride out the storm, red cross shelter

massachusetts. the family pulling into a lot behind their condo and discovering the 4 and a half foot long snake. >> i got out of my car and when i looked, he was right -- she was right here half on the pavement and half on the grass. >> we're told when an animal control officer arrived, the python had wrapped itself around the car's engine block. >> after about 30 minutes, 35 minutes, she started to relax. i think the engine was cooling off, too and wasn't as attractive anymore. >> shepard: everyone is said to be fine. >> texas. >> two alarm fire ripping through apartment complex in houston. the flames racing across the roof of the place. in the end, nobody hurt, but the fire crews says at least 8 apartments were badly damaged. california. a major marijuana bust south and east of sacramento. police arresting nearly 100 people, most of them mexican nationals. the county sheriff says it was a lot of work. >> the plants were about waste waste -- waist high. it was a tough one. >> shepard: mexican drug

we will check in with john king on the debate in massachusetts in a little bit. but first, tonight's biggest story, is the tea party elitist or populist. >> the tea party is not a pop down operation. it's ground up. inspiring, real people, not politicos, not inside the beltway professionals come out and stand up. >> but if the tea party really is populist and not elitist, where's the money coming from? here to dig into that, democratic pollster belcher and john avalon -- that's not john, that's joe johns. and john avalon contributor for thedailybeast.com. okay, gentlemen, first to you, cornell, let me ask you, real people, not politicos is what sarah palin says. is that an effective message? >> it an effective message. there's real questions about where the money comes have and the consultants that are tied to this established, old-time republican operatives. it's interesting to sort of see, you know, are they using the anger and frustration of so many of these people for their own political gain for the establishment. >> joe, you're nodding. yeah, this is for me

. >>> those areas sam mentioned in massachusetts are under a hurricane watch this morning. sam will sam will have more from north carolina all morning on "gma." >>> and turning to other news this morning. middle east leaders meet today for the first face-to-face peace talks in nearly two years. president obama tried to jump-start those talks in meetings with israeli prime minister netanyahu and palestinian president abbas at the white house. simon mcgregor-wood is joining us from jerusalem with some of the sticking points. hi, simon. >> reporter: good morning, it's t rob. it's taken almost 20 months of diplomatic arm-twisting. but today, the two sides are finally due to sit down and talk face-to-face. a peace agreement to end this decades-long conflict in one year. that's their goal. very ambitious. but last night, as the protagonists gathered for dinner at the white house, there were fine words and lots of optimism. >> after nearly two years, israelis and palestinians will resume direct talks in pursuit of a goal that we all share. two states, israel and palestine, living

so far illinois, california, and massachusetts. all of the patients with the drug resistant bug recently received medical care in india. they were not related. all of them have been treated. doctors are concerned it could become global. >>> and a south florida hospital is facing a lawsuit after a baby was circumcised without his mother's permission. mario vierra was in intensive care following his birth. during that time vera and her husband told doctors and staff they did not want mario circumci circumcised. the procedure was performed anyway. >> in nearly 20 years of practicing law in miami as a medical malpractice attorney, i have never seen a case like this. this is not medical malpractice. this is a battery. this was an unconsented, unwanted, unauthorized touching of this child. >> well, south miami hospital has released a statement offering its apologies saying someone misread the consent form. >> grizzly bears moveg from the wild to more residential neighborhoods. science and environmental expert jeff corwin talks to a man w

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