numbers? so here they are. first, 2.6 billion dollars. that s how much money american airlines made from checked bag fees this year. that s a lot. the airline charges $25 for the first checked bag. second, $60,000. that s the buyout amount general motors is offering to 3,000 workers. g.m. says it has more skilled trade workers than it needs to run the factory. that s too bad. lastly, $83,000. that s how much one family in delaware will spend on electricity in one month because of their christmas lights display. are you kidding me? they have over a million lights. they say it s worth 83 k. that brings you into the spirit of christmas. wonderful. he s one of the country s most popular and recognizable doctors offering up medical advice every day to viewers in the hit show the doctors. in his new book, the lean belly condition, he travels a life threatening condition that
early today that will head through new york state and pennsylvania during the day today. the important forecast for the 3k, 67 degrees, partly cloudy. make sure you have the gear on today. expect all the marathon gear. i wouldn t use the word fun in conjunction with this. if you go to laguardia now, you could be here in time for the bipartisan health challenge. i ll check on the flights. we ll see you in a few. yankees and rays playing the final game of big three-game series fighting for first place in the a.l. east. controversy in the seventh. yankees down by one. it appears derek jeter gets hit in the hand on a pitch from chad qualls. the umpire and trainer come over. jeter shaking his hand. that stings. but the rays players are furious because they know what happened. after a meeting of the umpires, jetter gets first base, but
from the white house we ll have seen your adviser valerie jarrett, senator john thun, eric kantor and all the young guns are going to be right here. so handsome. we can t wait for that. i wonder if their teeth will glimmer. they are being very nice to come on the show. mike ban cal, pat buchanan, gene robinson, jonathan capehart and a swarm of people all over the place. i ll be participating in a 3k walk to promote active lifestyles, showing everybody that it s that s our route. look at this, how cool is this. do you think you ll make it all the way around. i have to say, mike barnacle, they say it s never too late to be healthy. i think in my case and your case, it s too late. the only good thing about this route we just saw is that
but bermuda is still in the line of fire on sunday for igor. forecast for today, another fall-type day from boston to d.c. the rest of the southeast looks hot. texas is still very hot. the travel trouble spots, kansas city up to minneapolis. and finally, tomorrow, the bipartisan health challenge, meek karks joe and willie, tomorrow morning on the national mall, 7:30 a.m. 3k fun walk looks ideal. you re watching morning joe brurd by starbucks. [ woman ] nine iron, it s almost tee-time.
to be very violent. and the good news is there really weren t that many people involved in this quake because fairly what we call remote. here you go. this is what we would see, what s called a pager population. you can go to the usgs earthquake to see this. the earthquake page. 100 people felt extreme shaking. 3k, that k is thousand. 3,000 people felt violent shaking. 5,000 severe. this number, this 3,000 was 2 million in haiti. is that a million? no, another zero. 2 million people felt violent shaking in haiti. in this earthquake, only 3,000 felt that same violent shaking. we ve got to put it all in perspective. you know? if we re going to get from 6.0 to 6.9, 134 of those a year, that s one every 3 days. it just now we are more focused on them from haiti and chile and