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reporter: marybeth, as you can imagine, it was an emotionally charged day and night at mount zion baptist church in nashville. fans poured through the church for hours to pay respects to steve mcnair and say goodbye to the man that helped put the tennessee titans on the football map. eddie george played nearly a decade together with mcnair. he read a story of a fallen warrior, and said in his mind, mcnair is now in the hall of fame. jeff fisher, the coach, shared a e-mail from a general in iraq who he met last week, telling him to remember the good times and the bad. he spoke directly to mcnair's friends letting them know they'll always have a family. >> trent and tyler, i can't teach you how to fish. i can barely swim. and i can't love you like your dad did, but i can love you like a father. [ applause ] >> coming up later in sports, what mason did to salute his good friend, we'll hear from a few of the titans. i'll seale see you again in about 20 minutes. >> thanks, rob. >>> now the latest on the essex soccer coach arrested for eliciting sex from a 14-year- old girl. charles friedel is

i mean, the difference between the god i was brought up with in southern baptist church.and the way god would be conceived by an anglican priest or something, you know, are very different. and similarly, there's been change over time. and the fact that god can adapt does account for his longevity. and also, at crucial points during that evolution, he acquired features that have proved very attractive. i mean, the christian doctrine of individual salvation of an eternal afterlife, if you qualify, certainly helped the church flourish and was picked up by islam. by muhammad, who was in touch with these doctrines. and has proved very popular. look at the number of christians and muslims around today. so, the very appealing parts of god endure. i mean, particularly appealing parts. but then there's adaptation. and i think the adaptation accounts for some of the real moral growth. >> moyers: so, if we are propelled along by natural selection, is it okay to say god is, as well? that god is a product of natural selection? >> the god that i show evolving is undergoing a process ve

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and then the baptists--now there had always been baptists in america, but they were very small sects. but they--what's happened is that these--the methodists and the baptists have the means to reach the people in the west who are going west without churches and after five, 10 years, are unchurched. their children are unbaptized; they're getting married without marriage ceremonies. and there is a thirst for religion. and you have these often unskilled--i shouldn't say unskilled-- uneducated preachers; they do have a skill and a talent and a calling to preach. but you have them going into the frontier and preaching and creating converts and building new churches. so religiously for these--at this time, you have a proliferation of sects. they finally pull back and don't maintain the distinction between church and sect and call them all denominations. c-span: as you know, a quarter of the population today is catholic, and about six million of the population are jewish. when did the jews and the catholics come to the united states? guest: there--there--the first jewish congregation came in

boston king who am going to read from a second becomes a methodist preacher and the other at famous baptist preacher called david george to both spent time with the british army during the war and left little memoirs later about their experience. here is what boston king says. much of this book actually i hope those of you who migrated or those who have read it will feel it is simply an active ventriloquism by me. it is so moving and demanding of their eloquence and articulation and so important for the way we think of our life in america now. that's all i thought i could do was simply actually give them a voice coming to set them down really. here is boston king. in the spring of 1783, bear in mind new york 1783 the war has vanished. it is chaos in new york. there is still a very large british and defeated garrison 1,018,000 soldiers, considerable british fleet in the harbor. the peace treaty has been negotiated. article seven of the peace treaty negotiated in paris between the british and the americans specified that cold, shall be no caring of the property and the gross. this was done wi

spilling out into the street leading to saint john the baptist church. the crush was so dense that movement became almost impossible. horse-drawn transit that seesawed through the sky were forced to stop running as long lines of mourning carriages surrounded the block. at 9 a.m. the bell rang out your snapping the masses to attention. all eyes turn toward a majestic funeral chariot outfitted with a canopy of rich silver bouquet. it was part before the grandest residence on the block. a three-story high magic that was a testament to the architectural beauty cropping up all over russia. the heavy wooden doors parted and he archdeacon from saint john the baptist church emerged, softly reciting prayers. a group carrying a coffin decorated with a wreath made of natural flowers fell into line after him. a choir came out and singing the holy god prayer followed by a dozen workers. each carried a pillow with sacred medals per by the deceased during an extraordinary life. other church elders and dignitaries followed next. at last, a coffin emerged great in fabric

. >> the poplar grove methodist church and cockeysville baptist churches were also broken into. police are trying to find out who is responsible. >>> maryland's republican party is struggling and now it wants change at the top. leaders of the state gop has gavin no confidence vote to state party chairman jim palura but the party stopped short of calling for a special convention which would be ride to get rid of him all together. he has faced calls to resign amid financial troubles and declining gop registration numbers in maryland. >>> meanwhile, the state's most famous democrat is about to see his legacy set in stone. the finishing touches put on a larger-than-life of former bath mayor and controller william donald schaefer. the statue will be dedicated at the inner harbor this fall. the favorite slogan "do it now" part of the display. >>> one thing for to you do today is to get outside. a nice day out there. you can see a blanket of cloud cover. it is hard to see any blue sky, but over all for now that is not bad. meteorologist bernadette woods in the first warning whether. >>

plans for this weekend i want to tell you t ouaba block party held on saturday by the 19th street baptist church which is located at 4606 16th street northwest. there will be a lot of fun music, food, crafts but the most important thing is they will have testing for diabetes, hiv, blood pressure, glock, bring the family from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on saturday. now i want to tell you about something else. this is my friend, tony ford and we are going to talk about double nickels. it is a local theater that is having a fund-raiser at the thurgood marshall center in northwest washington. 1816 -- old fashioned rent party. we know all know about harlem renn nance and what we did in economic times we move the furniture back and bring in the piano player and they would sell liquor and give you the good food. and same thing next thursday. >> what is the double nickels theater. >> our vision is to celebrate the art of conversation and bringing back talking to one another about back in the day and celebrating the contributions of seniors. >> this is a fund-raiser having the rent party at the y whi

. >> the 19th street baptist church. >> at 4707 16th street northwest. they are having a block party from 10:00 to 4:00 tomorrow. bring the kids a lot of food and activities there. >> but we won't see j.c. there. >> and health screenings for hiv, prostate cancer, diabetes. >> and -- >> it goes on and on. >> and if you need a ride there's a number to call. go to my blog. i have it all there for you. it is a good thing. it is great to see you guys. let's get moving. i have fantastic weather to show you. you guys going out on the bay and doing some boating, waves one foot an as u yoanu pl to th afternoon pretty nice. 75. 77 frederick. 79 fredericksburg. here's the satellite-radar loop. we have some southeasterly winds pushing in. that direction for reagan national airport is off the water. that keeps things a little cooler. that's why we have temperatures around 80 today. tomorrow the winds go southwesterly. the warm direction and we will zoom in to the upper 80s. thunderstorms approaching us saturday in to sunday. but there's the southeast winds. light at

about 5000 people are expected to attend the public memorial service which begins here at mount zion baptist church in two and a half hours. mcnair former teach mates, coaches, mates, coaches, friends, fans and family are all expected to be in attendance. this has been a day to say goodbye to the former tennessee titan in baltimore ravens quarterback. hundreds of people showed up this morning at nashville funeral home for public viewing. we are told steve mcnair cast debt was closed but for many people who showed up today, just seeing it brought home the reality of this situation. fans lined up around the building for a chance to offer their condolences and pay their respects to a man who meant so much not only to professional football but also to the community. >> a lot of people here and they love steve mcnair. he's the man. he's the one that is going to be missed truly. >> i feel in like he's my relative. i haven't had one night of sleep since it happened. i have really been disturned. he will be well missed. he really will. >>reporter: joseph walker will deliver the eulogy during tonight

another went to first baptist in oak oag city. and a third, pamela's kidney went to st. louis. in exchange, all three sent a kidney back to baltimore. two other organs were donated and transplanted at hopkins, including the kidney that now lives inside robert brinkman. >> it's hard to describe. but it's truly a marvelous thing. >> reporter: the complicated procedure requires each person who needs a kidney to provide a donor. she gave her kidney to a man in detroit. >> hadn't met him or anything. but evidently, the person is doing great. >> i talked to my recipient this morning. and she's doing fantastic. so it's like i've hit the maryland jackpot. the lottery has come my way. >> reporter: earlier this year, hopkins doctors performed a six- kidney domino transplant on the same day. this time, it took several days. >> if you do a six-way, or five- way swap, all in one day, at anywhere except a couple of places in the country is just not lojestically possible. >> reporter: robert was on dialysis for six months before getting his kidney. >> staples in my stomach. major surgery. and

>>reporter: well at least 35 strays have taken up residence here behind north side baptist church. they have been in the pile of mulch living in the woods that separate the church from homes in the neighborhood. for the last couple of years a group of animal lovers have been coming by to feed them and when possible they trap the cats and neuter them. search members say the problem is getting out of hand. cats technically come out at night and roam around the church grounds but the pastor says in recent months the cats have begun to claim their property leaving feces all around the garden and parking lot. they are moving in closer on church members, too who come to worship here. he also says it was recently discovered this colony of cats could be getting bigger despite efforts to control them. so a couple weeks ago the pastor ordered the volunteers to food the cat to move it off property upsetting some animal lovers. >> once we found out there was not just one colony but 2 colonies. so if there are 2 there can be 3. >> we know our cats. we check on our cat. feed them. count them. >>

one more capacity crowd for steve mcnair at the mount zion baptist church just north of nashville, andre were very few tears tonight for steve mcnair. instead, it was laughter, and smiles. they were baking under a tennessee sun to say goodbye. remembering what made steve minarik a gridiron legend and a friend. -- steve mcnair and grid iron legend and a friend. >> what with your head held high, knowing that you have done your very best, wrong or right. release, let go, embrace the flights to a place where war years ago. thank you. >> mason spent 10 seasons catching passes from mcnair. he was a family friend he showed the pride of representing scenes last team. >> the baltimore ravens organization. çthe city of baltimore sends their love and prayers to you. >> they also recognize the horrible way in which he left his family. >> so many things running through your mind, but take comfort in that steve is in heaven, saying, "thank you, i cannot teach you how to fish. i can barely swim, and i cannot love you like your daddy did, but i can love you like a father. >> afterwards, the titans' h

zion baptist church in nashville to pay respects to steve mcnair. steve mcnair's wife, close friends and ex-teammates were at the church where the family attended since moving to nashville in 1997. before the memorial service at the church, hundreds of people showed up this morning, at a nashville funeral home for a public viewing. tonight ravens teammate derrick mason spoke at the church about his friend. >> every time he scored, every time he came out of the huddle. he gave two bumps to your chest. and pointed to the sky. so i am going to give two bumps for you and point to the sky. >> police say steve mcnair's girlfriend shot him four times before killing herself. investigators discovered their bodies july 4 in a condo that steve mcnair shared with a friend. steve mcnair was 36. and married with four children. >> new developments tonight in the case against mayor sheila dixon. dixon's attorneys want to block subpoenas for her scheduler and former transportation worker. both supposed to appear in court today before a grand jury. mayor shiela dixon

the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by our guest chaplain, mount erie baptist church, bridgeport, connecticut. the chaplain: let us pray. good morning, god, our creator, provider and sustainer. it is to you our refuge, strength, the one god who is known by many names. to you, god, we give thanks to this day, a day in which we have another chance to manifest your divine essence upon the earth. you have given us another opportunity to demonstrate your love for us in how we treat one another. and so on today i lift the members and staff of this the united states house of representatives. i pray your wisdom and guidance will consume them so that they will understand the individuals, families and, yes, even the nations that will be impacted by their decisions today. so teach them and teach all of us to do justice, to love kindness ando walk humbly with our god. in the name of jesus i pray. amen. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1 the journal

thousands filing into the baptist church.or that we swing over to christine. >> reporter: there were thousands like you said here and we heard from many of those celebrities, those athletes. the governor was here and the mayor. the vast majority of the people who filed into the baptist church this evening did not personally know steve mcnair. they were fans. take a look at this video from earlier this afternoon. fans lined up in the hot summer sun waiting to pay their respects to steve mcnair. the line wrapped all around this very large church, around the building. fans waited, some in their titans jerseys, some who came directly from the field where they paid respect there. we talked to some fans who stayed for the service this evening to get their reaction. >> it was for what a great person he was. >> no one can ever judge you basically so don't judge anyone, just let god judge us. >> white people, black people, all kind of people love steve mcnair. >> love steve mcnair. he was a really wonderful person. and we just thought

and during the meeting, the leader of mount olive baptist church, which was damaged by lightning two years ago, stopped by to lend his support. >> well, motorists have long complained, and now a new study calculated the cost of all the delays on the roadways. jeff abell has the story. >> it is really a hassle. >> for motorists there is no time. like wasted time. >> you have people that can't drive. >> a lot of times it is watermain breaks. >> road work. >> 83 is a two lane parking lot a lot of days. >> for jim myer, his daily commute from the city into the county, tests both his time. >> it is a special kind of awful here. >> and his patience. >> there is a lot of effort to make things more comfortable for the time you are spending on the road. and nothing to really make you spend less time there. >> researchers have been calculating all of these delays and in a study released this week, they determined that baltimore motorists waste 44 hours a year, behind the wheel. that's the 18th worst rate in the country. washington is second worst. >> a lot of wasted time. >> the study said the

speaker, i rise to congratulate the friendship baptist church in roslyn, new mexico. it will be sell baiting 47 years of service. the friendship missionary baptist church has been dedicated to the people of their community for nearly half a century. i would like to congratulate the pastor and former pastor of faithful leadership to the church and the community. churches like friendship baptist achieve great distinction because of the hard work, dedication and compassion of their congregation. the leaders of the church and their staff are to be commended for their guidance. friendship missionary baptist church has been and will remain a place for fellowship and source of hope for the people of southern new mexico. i'm honored to have churches like friendship missionary baptist church in my district and i commend them on their years of service. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from missouri rise? mr. blunt: address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objec

of baptist health south florida, the largest non-profit health care system in that part of the state. he says huge medicare costs do not translate to better health care. >> we know that more can be injurious to people, and more health care services, more aggressively providing those services can result in lower levels of care. >> reporter: he says there are several factors that bloat health care costs in the miami area. >> there's a huge imbalance between the number of specialists and primary care physicians and we have such a high percentage of specialists down over here, they utilize resources more and technology more. >> reporter: dr. strom, a specialist himself, says one reason there is such a shortage of primary care physicians, is that medicare doesn't reimburse them enough for patient visits. >> if you spend a lot of time with a patient, you will starve to death as a physician because you will only get paid for a certain amount of time. in fact a lot of physicians will actually steer patients to their offices to have tests performed because they collect both the professional co

you're looking at a live picture of the mount zion baptist church as fans walk by the casket and pay their respects. many says the details surrounding his death did not diminish their love for their longtime hero. >>> we move on to baseball, and in about a half hour, the nationals will be part of a rather bizarre situation down in houston as they finish a game that began more than two months ago. as you may recall on may 5th, the nationals and astros were playing at nationals park when the skies opened and the score tied at 10 in the 11th inning, the game was postponed. they will pick it up at that point tonight in houston. several guys, including niger morgan and mike macdougal who weren't on the team back in may can't play because they were not in the rosters. after that game concludes, they will play another regular baseball game. >>> meanwhile, more all store love more cristian gusman. he was one of the five finalists for the last spot on the nl roster, but he got beat out by the phillies shane vict reason. >>> there's a controversy offer a dunk that you and i have never seen, th

. >> reporter: the senior pastor at the new macedonia baptist church is a part of a coalition ofasto oppose same-sex marriage recognition in the district. they wanted it to be the result of a voter referendum. >> unfortunately, the citizens have not had any voice in that process, and i think that's the thing that's most disheartening about this entire process, regardless of what side of this issue you're on. >> reporter: d.c. council member kattania, who voted in favor, said he believes many members who opposed the measure lived outside of the district. >> this is not an issue for us. it's 30-plus years in the making. i think the people of this city did speak when on two occasions 12 members of this council voted in favor of equality. >> the marriage recognition act passed the council by a vote of 12-1. ward 8 council member marion barry was the only one to vote against. wendy, back to you. >> jackie bensen thanks, jack. >>> maryland officials, meanwhile, taky'regin t steps towards recognizing gay marriage. the state's attorney general is looking into whether that is legally possible

he was bill bradley's deputy campaign manager and currently serves on the pastoral church at canen baptist church in harlem, new york, jacques degraff is with us. this has become a huge controversy in the country, so the president is holding the press conference, he's talking about health care, an he's asked about this incident with the harvard professor, and the president who admits he knows nothing about the case goes on to say the police acted stupidly. let's roll the tape. >> i think it's fair to say, number one, any of us would be pretty angry, number two, that the cambridge police acted stupidly in arresting somebody when there was already proof that they were in their own home, and, number three, what i think we know separate and apart from this incident is that there's a long history in this country of african-americans and latinos being stopped by law enforcement disproportionately. sean: first of all, your reaction to this? interestingly we have al sharpton says this is a new low for police, and business cosby saying he had no right to say anything about it. your thoughts? >> tha

sherwood episcopal, cockeysville baptist, st. thomas episcopal, st. stephen, and divinity lutheran. the burglars didn't travel very far, in many cases breaking into churches right across the street from each other. >> it's sort of like the sign of the times. people are more and more don't know or feel the church has a sacred place, as many of us grew up believing. >> reporter: and we can tell you tonight that police have linked the burglaries because in many places, a broken window was the point of entry. police are urging all residents in the area to be on alert. we're live in towson tonight, delia goncalves, abc-to-news. >>> these church break-ins come as a number of homes in the glen arm area are being broken into. last night we told you about one family who had several priceless heirlooms taken from them. if you is any information about any of the burglaries, you're urged to call baltimore county police. that number 410-887-2210. >>> new charges have been filed against a harford county gym teacher already accused of soliciting sex from a student. jonathan dick now facing 18 char

a feline advocacy group sent a mediator to northside baptist church, after they announced they wanted the colonny to find another place to eat. they will feet them from a more remote part of the church grounds. a high-pitch noise will be sent off when the cats get too close to the building. >>> we're headed for a sunny day for sunday, but a different story when you go back to work. the 7-day forecast is coming up. >>> unemployment continues to rise. the creative ways people try to get their resumes noticed. >>> this is my last broadcast. you can tell people about geico - great claims service and a 97% customer satisfaction rate. show people really trust us. gecko: yeah right, that makes sense. boss: trust is key when talking about geico. you gotta feel it. why don't you and i practice that with a little exercise where i fall backwards and you catch me. gecko: uh no sir, honestly... uh...i don't think...uh... boss: no, no. we can do this. gecko: oh dear. vo: geico. fifteen minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. the pontiac summer closeout is here; hurry to get the pontiac

republican ticket last year when frankly, there was about as much excitement as he would see at a baptist dance which means there wasn't any. she has a role to play, whether she runs or not. she has an important voice and i hope that she remains a part of the republirepublican party. she might branch out and go independent. that would be a big mistake. she needs to be a part of our party. greta: you would be happy to stand behind her. thank you for talking with us. >> always a pleasure. greta: listened very carefully, is gov. palin rush limbaugh in a skirt? >> a state run media continues and even several commentators totally continue to miss rearead miss understand sarah palin. here is a state run media montage that basically says that she is me in a skirt. >> maybe she wants to be there me next rush limbaugh. >> she could be the next rush limbaugh. >> she could be the next rush limbaugh. >> is her future as rush limbaugh in a skirt? >> they did on these themes and they all adopt them. i have no clue what she is going to do. i don't know anyone who does. we have a story that she is callin

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a parent expo was held at baptist church last night. they talked about groups that can give their kids positive role models to keep them off the streets. >> it helps them stay out of trouble. i know if i have a problem i can go to my mother and she will talk with mr. miles and they will give me advice. >> for more information, go to our web site at wbaltv.com and click on a news links. >> the search for a baltimore man lost for three days has come to an end. his body was found floating in the water last night. the medical examiner will perform an autopsy to determine the cause of death. >> in baltimore pled guilty to a string of robberies that left one man wounded. he admitted to committing six robberies, including five convenience store holdups from may-july of last year. he shot a man in the groin of taking money from him. he has been sentenced to life and will not be eligible for parole for at least five years. >> a professor is accused of raping and molesting a 12 world girl has entered an alford plea. he did not admit guilt but ack

. >> at north side baptist church there is one pesky problem. the thick tree line behind the church is a wooded refuge for wild unwanted cats. >> church has been patient in watching this situation with the cats, you know, evolve. >> the pastor said the cats have been a problem for years but recently began to move in closer on the congregation. and claiming their territory, by leaving feces around the lawn, even scaring you did kids that prey and play here. >> we make sure the membership knows not to approach them. >> a group of animal lovers have been feeding them. when possible, they trap them and have them neutered. >> we know our cats, check on them. feed them. count them. >> still the cats manage to multiply. >> once we found out there was not just one colony but two. so if there are 2:niece there can be three. >> at least 35 cats conted so far. so a couple of weeks ago, the pastor ordered the volunteers to feed the feeding -- move the feeding stations off the property. he wants them relocates, but where? >> where do you want me to put them.

in fact today we are sitting in front of one of the churches, first baptist church. they're lined up to give their respects to both gina parker and hazel linder, both mother and daughter, both schoolteachers that lost their lives. >> that is awful, richard lu i-reporting on a tough story. thank you. hopefully you took a good look at that sketch that some of the authorities in gaffney have put together. if you recognize that man, from cherokee county sheriff's department, if you recognize this sketch, call your local authorities. >>> a major hollywood studio joining what we'll call the green wave. a newly opened sound stage incorporates the latest in sustainable architecture and guess what? i'll be your tour guide. stick around. the clock is ticking. the 72 hour sale is on. with zero percent apr for 72 months on select '09 chevy models. including silverado xfe. with an epa estimated 21 mpg highway. that's better than toyota tundra. and now get zero percent apr for 72 months on any '09 silverado half-ton with an average finance savings of over $7,800. but, hurry, time

zion baptist church in nashville. to pay their respects. >> steve lived life to the fullest.e celebrated life. he was, to know him was to know that steve smiled, and never met a stranger. >> steve mcnair's wife, close friends and ex-teammates all at mt. zion where the family attended since moving to nashville in 1997. and an emotional derrick masons titan and ravens' teammate was at the service with moving words about his friend. >> every time he scored, every time he came out of the hole, he gave two bumps to your chest, and pointed to the sky. so i am going to give two bumps for you and point to the sky. >> before the memorial service at the church, hundreds of people showed up thursday morning, at a nashville funeral home for a public viewing. inside the building, a closed silver gray casket sat next to a photograph of the nfl star. fans lined up around the funeral home for a chance to offer condolences. >> i feel like steve is my relative. i have not had one night of sleep since it happened. i have been disturbed. he will be missed. >> steve mcnair's girlfriend shot him f

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as the son of a baptist minister, he became intrigued by the bass guitarist at his father's church and began teaching himself guitar and bass. he recorded and released eight albums of jazz, one reached number one in billboard's top 10, another reached number four on the jazz contemporary jazz chart. he collaborated with some of the most popular musicians in smooth jazz, including brian culberson, kirk weland, jonathan butler and ever at heart. in 2002, wayman received the distinction of the bassist of the year in the national smooth jazz awards. though tisdale was a remarkably talented basketball player and musician, it's perhaps his positive spirit that distinguished him above all else. mr. speaker, in my home state of oklahoma, we're justly proud of roy rogers who liked to say he never met a man he didn't like. i can't testify as to whether that was true of mr. tisdale or not, but i'm certain that mr. tisdale never met a man who didn't like him. friends and relatives have noted that wayman is always upbeat and had a remarkable ability to smile anybody he met. former coaches and playe

on our country church salute this week, we're happy to feature the new hope baptist church on the banks of the creek. it was gun in 1825. the current chump has been remodeled and enlanchd over -- enlarged over the years, but they're in the process of building a new church home. attendance averages about 100 and they still baptize in the creek in front of their church. pastor is brother henry stringer and we give our thanks to mary lou roberts. >>> next, we travel to arnette, oklahoma, and the arnette christian chump to celebrate their centennial. there will be a special service, meal and program on june 7 to mark the occasion. special recognition will be given to the surprising number of people who have served that church for more than 60 years. pastor richard royal leads acongregation of about 50. charles nichols sent us the information. thank you, charles. as always, we'd like to learn about your home church as well. salutes can be sent to the address on the screen. please stay with us. the mailbag is next. >> miss any of today's show? head to usfarmreport.com. "u.s. farm report", the

started to explain what our church was doing, and before i could get it out, she said is that the baptistrch in the middle of the town, and she said i already had two other people that has given me money because of what your church is doing. >> the church hopes to n spire other random acts of kindness. >>> let's find out about some of the stories for this afternoon. >> well, coming up this afternoon, on news4 at 4:00, going the extra mile. how far some car companies are going to put y behind the wheel today. what you need to know before you try to take advantage of the car deals. plus, she is one of the most fashionable first ladies in history, and now people are talking about her new 'do. >>> and now, we will talk about a procedure that will have you sandal-ready in a few minutes. we will talk about that at 4:00. >> thank you, and we'll be there. >>> let's get a final check of the weather now with meteorologist, tom kierein. >>> july acting like it out to, here in washington by midsummer, the usual heat and humidity have arrived. no precipitation here. one shower south of harrisonburg. a

he was bill bradley's deputy campaign manager and currently serves on the pastoral church at canen baptistchurch in harlem, new york, jacques degraff is with us. this has become a huge controversy in the country, so the president is holding the press conference, he's talking about health care, an he's asked about this incident with the harvard professor, and the president who admits he knows nothing about the case goes on to say the police acted stupidly. let's roll the tape. >> i think it's fair to say, number one, any of us would be pretty angry, number two, that the cambridge police acted stupidly in arresting somebody when there was already proof that they were in their own home, and, number three, what i think we know separate and apart from this incident is that there's a long history in this country of african-americans and latinos being stopped by law enforcement disproportionately. sean: first of all, your reaction to this? interestingly we have al sharpton says this is a new low for police, and business cosby saying he had no right to say anything about it. your thoughts? >> that

on friday after witnesses spotted her throwing a breck through the window of the temple missionary baptist church on martin luther king in southeast. inside that church, arson investigators found a plastic bottle with a flammable liquid. smith allegedly tried to fire bomb the church. 30 minutes later, about 9:00 friday night, the fire department was called for another arson case and this time, the fire investigators say another molo testify cocktail was -- molotov cocktail was thrown and a house vandalized in northeast. the witnesses gave the same description of a woman seen driving away in a dark car. later friday night, the woman matching that description walked in to the fifth district police headquarters and confessed to a assault and stabbing on o tis street in southeast -- otis southeast, that is the third crima that night. smith stabbed her stepfather with a box cutter. smith is facing a number of charges tonight, including malicious burning, possession of a firearm, assault with a deadly weapon, destruction of property, arson and possibly a hate crime for fire bombing of the church

the 19th street baptist church in dc is having a community wide free block party. if you go to my blog i have a link for the information and a phone number you can call if you need a ride there. they have food and crafts and free medical testing. how can you say no to that. so check it out. it is a great event and the info is at my blog for more festivals, too. by sunday dealing with thunderstorms moving in and it has been since july 3rd we have seen any rain around here. on the bay you will do fishing. east winds today five to ten. tomorrow turning southerly and waves one to two feet. 70 degrees right now. northeast winds keeping us company at 3 miles an hour. frederick is 70 and 69 quantico. the satellite-radar loop shows plenty of sunshine. a gorgeous day. even at the beach where the water temperature is 72. the ocean city 77 and partly cloudy. look at the forecast for tomorrow for the beach, sunny and practically 80 degrees. really comfortable if you are heading there. our southeasterly winds keep temperatures in check. instead of 8, we will be 82. chicago, you

which is all very natural but seemed very radical in 1971, 72, 73 and three were very conservative baptist family. but i did not see that in my sister because she has done wonderful but oliver friends some of them getting knocked out by a drugs were getting knocked up for getting pregnant. the chaos. palm i was a six years younger i saw everything through my parents' eyes price of them looking out the window and looking at kids who were boys gs three years earlier suddenly with her down here with ripped up close and then being horrified and i saw it to them. my 21 year old son will go out and have dinner and order a beer i will still be ordering i steve. why did you ever drink beer? i don't know by associated and it has nothing to do with me thinking that it is evil. i am very open-minded. i am more conservative politically than i am personally. but i think there was such a reaction against the radicalism that i talked about the wonder years. those changed very quickly 97 you saw the downside and you did not love a. a lot of people saw their older brothers and sisters go a little wild and

the service is going on right now, 100 people at first baptist church. it should finish in about 10 to 15 minutes, then we will see, no doubt, an outpouring of emotion as they finish remembering both of the two teachers, gina parker and hazel linder. >> final question. more on the investigation side, you are learning that two additional people in gaffney have died since we last reported the five deaths. now, i know you said the two additional death also not yet been connected to the serial killing, correct? >> that is correct, brooke. we had one death on july 3rd, a 35-year-old female in a traffic incident she committed suicide. according to the public information officer from cherokee county, she is telling us that is not related to the hunt for what they are calling this serial killer. then again overnight, july 4th, july 5th, there was a male. that death happening. the coroner said no immediate section, however saying specifically, he needs to perform an autopsy, which may happen today. but again, the county being very mum as they find trifind a suspe

and these are live pictures for you right now of steve mcnair's memorial service at the in the zion baptist church in nashville. about 5500 mourners are expected to attend. police in michigan say 5 teenagers are dead after the car that they were in was hit by a train. the investigators say the amtrack train slammed into the car at a railroad crossing in canton township. that is right outside of detroit as you can see on the map. according to local reports, the driver of the car may have pulled right into the path of that train. take a closer look. the car is under that big tarp in front of the train's engine. police reportedly have surveillance video showing the moment of impact that indicates the driver crossed the tracks trying to beat the train out. police say the flashing lights and the gate were crossing and they were working right there at the time. no one on board that train was hurt. millions of you have seen this video, a state trooper apparently roughing up a paramedic who was supposed to be taking a woman to the hospital. so if the video is so clear cut, why haven't investigators

it hit the property of baptist church in central florida that happened in lakeland, southwest of orlandoarishioners enjoying the holiday at the time. one person died from the lightning strike. two dozen others were injured. at least 19 of them were taken to hospitals for treatment. >> jamie: and this is a fox news alert. a new message from alaska governor sarah palin, just moments ago. a twitter message to her supporters. here is what she writes. "critics are spinning, so hang in there, as they feed false information on the right decision made, as i enter my last year in office to not run again." what can we make of all of this? joining me now the associate editor of the "washington examiner in," j.t. ferrer. amazing the use of twitter and previously facebook to talk to the critics who have been so incredibly harsh. the "new york times" alone, maureen dowd, gale collins calling her an underchiever, caribou barbie is a nutty puppy. sarah barracuda. would it be possible for her to pursue if she wants a 2012 race from an office that some called a bruising environment? >> to these people it

. >> reporter: as many as 5,000 attended a memorial service at one of the city's largest baptist churches. >> no one has ever played the game the way steve mcnair played the game as far as being a fullback, a halfback, a quarterback all rolled into one. >> reporter: the 36-year-old was shot and killed last week. police say his mistress sahel kazemi shot mcnair four times before killing herself. kazemi apparently believed the married father of four children was having a relationship with a third woman. mcnair's friend who found the bodies called 911. >> there's two people. >> two people? >> yeah. >> and they're both appear to be deceased? >> i think so, sir. >> male, female, both? >> yes. >> reporter: two days before the apparent murder suicide kazemi was arrested for drunk driving. after her field sobriety test police dashboard camera show mcnair getting out of the suv and walking away. despite the details surrounding his death, committed fans say mcnair will be missed. >> it's a big loss to not just the titans but to tennessee. >> a true legend on and off the field and an outstanding man

long as a jeh's witness but this felt to me like i was in a bi los angeles 1,000-perso congregation baptist where the person next to you might be a bck doctor and the person on the other side might a sanitatio work. but here everybody is in suits looking aet and grt an happy to pisthe lord on this sund morning. when you g those there i singing,here is dancing, there is someclapping. they raise the roof and have a good time, b it was the right tone in there, i ink. >> it really was. >> and it wa an amazing send-off. >> we re talking as well abt brooke shields and her saying that people saw her friendship th michael jackson as an odd coupleanhere you got glimpses of what life was real like, them sneakinginto liz taylor's room or even dr. martin luer king jr.'s children talking about michael jackson calling coretta scott king in her last hours oher life. >> there's a humanity you don't get to see with cebrities when they're hind the veil. it was all rel. there was a humaty to michael jackson that again even if y can't stand him, evenif you are so gry about the allegations that were made agains

in birmingham, alabama, 1963, a 16th street baptist church was blown up by klan members.re murdered. the fact that it was four little girls, the fact that it took place in a church on a sunday-- that really shook people up. >> ♪ we shall overcome >> at that moment that that bomb went off, america understood the real nature of the hate that was preventing integration, particularly in the south, but also throughout america. this was the awakening. >> one, two, three, four. we've dropped the bombs, and now a tremendous g-load as we pull out of that dive. wow! in the early stages of our involvement in vietnam, basically, i felt that our course was right. well, colonel, that's a great way to go to war. >> yes, sir. >> my concern grew with the concern of the american people. >> hell no, we won't go! >> the american people were confused. they were confounded by what was going on, even as i was. so i thought, why not go out there and do a first-person story on what i found, what i felt about that war? if the communist intention was to take and seize the cities, they came closer h

first baptist oveto gave all of its members envelope with cash inside. some got ten or 20 bucks.elopes contained $100. here is the catch, members couldn't spend the money on themselves or give it back to the church. instead they had to pay it forward. pass it on to someone in need. the church hopes to inspire other random acts of kindness. >>> we continue to follow the new developments involving the michael jackson investigation. authorities executed a search warrant today at the houston clinic of michael jackson's doctor. dr. conrad murray had been interviewed by police as a witness to the pop star's death. authorities won't confirm whether criminal charges are pending but murray's attorney says investigators were seeking evidence for possible manslaughter. much more on this story in just a few minutes coming up on "news4 at 5:00." >>> meanwhile, there are new questions about how many children the singer really has. a british tabloid says michael jackson may have had another son. the 25-year-old dancer that sat with the family during the memorial service. the tabloid claims the

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