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hey, kiera. >> good morning, guys. great to see you. heres some of the stories that have us talking this morning. nervous investors awaiting this hours opening bell on wall street. the doll plunged 266 points yesterday for its eighth consecutive loss. trial under way for former egyptian president hosni mubarak. the ailing hue mark could face execution if convicted in the deaths of anti-government protesters. florida watching tropical storm emily as it approaches the northern caribb...

Volunteers, the people living in these devastated towns could certainly use the help. so when you talk about helping to descend upon a property, helping homeowner or a resident, you know, kind of begin, what are they expressing to you, if anything, about their greatest worries this day forward if they were lucky enough to have survived this storm? >> well, fredericka, what we do, we go into a community, we talk to the homeowner and tell them what we have to offer. if a homeowner wants our help, ...

A work order and we assign volunteers to work in their home til the job is done. what most of the homeowners want help with are looking for belongings. how does someone get their stuff out? there may be a purse that has their credit cards, maybe just their birth certificate. important information like that that theyre trying to retrieve. volunteers are going out in the community, helping them do that. these people need our prayers. they need our prayers, pray for the people of alabama. pray for ...

To know right now. federal investigators are zeroing in on paint between layers of metal for cracks that opened the fuselage in an airplane earlier this month. addressing another air safety problem, a member of the national transportation safety board today encouraged officials to take another look at the scientific research on controlled naps. he says a 26-minute nap could significantly improve air traffic controllers job performance. the pentagon today issued a stop work order for extra engine...

California mans claim that his prius sped out of control along a san diego highway. the automaker says jim sikes runaway prius story just doesnt add up. ted rowlands has more. >> my car, i cant slow down. >> you cant slow it down? >> no. >> reporter: when jim sikes called 911, he claimed his 2008 prius was accelerating out of control on a san diego freeway. but toyota now says they dont see any evidence to backup his story. sikes said, while trying to pass another car, his accelerator stuck and,...

Sykes said while trying to pass another car, his accelerator stuck and, despite putting all of his weight on the brake, the car would not stop. engineers from toyota and the government said theyve looked at the car and there is a build-in mechanism that is in perfect work order. that should have stopped jim sikes prius. >> were not going to judge mr. sikes. the information we have from our investigation is inconsistent with the account that weve heard from the driver of the car. and -- >> report...

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Requirement, except that figure includes a vast majority of beneficiaries with chronic mental or physical health conditions that could prevent them from holding a job and those findings have been replicated in surveys conducted nationwide. the kaiser family foundation identified 14% of all medicaid enrollees nationwide, 10 million, that could be affected by a mandatory work order. and of those 10 million, kaiser said most had legitimate reasons to be out of work. but about 300,000 of them, about...

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