we first met dr. scottubmitted his video to be part of our triathlon challenge after his own doctor put him on medications for high cholesterol and high blood pressure. we did tell you after just a few months of training with us, he was able to stop taking one of those medications. another good update from scott. he weighed 270 pounds when this began and has dropped now to less than 200. for the first time in a long time. i'm not sure how long it's been. i'm going to ask him, dr. scott joins us from green bay, wisconsin. hey, doc, how you doing? >> doing good. >> so how long has it been since you weighed below 200? >> i was trying to figure that out. it's been at least probably since college. so i'm 46 so at least 20 years. >> wow. that's got to feel pretty good, i'm sure. you're also able to run, i guess you say nine-minute miles, which is -- it's quite remarkable. you weren't running a lot before. how does it just feel to be coming that athletic? >> i really wasn't running much at all. i probably couldn't

dr. tiller. >> scott, were you armed that day? >> yes. >> what were you armed with? ieve it was a -- it was the taurus. >> 22 taurus? >> yes. >> reporter: but dr. tiller is not at church that day so scott roeder returns to kansas city. five days later, roeder calls his ex-wife with a request to spend the evening with his teenage son. having devoted himself to the laws of messianic judaism and the strict adherence to the friday sabbath, it's very out of character for roeder. >> picked up his son, took him to dinner. they spent some time together which, again, his son knew that that was very unusual. just for the fact that it was friday. and on the sabbath, that shouldn't have happened. >> they went to dinner, they went to a movie. scott wanted to buy him ice cream. he wanted to go with him to visit with his friends. he didn't want the evening to end. he wanted it to go on and on. one of the first things nick realized after he had heard about the shooting, after scott had been arrested was, wow, mom, he was saying good-bye to me. >> reporter: the next morning, saturday,

dr. scott migers frommer. >>town university may have had something to do with that today. >>> winning a $40,000 scholarship by shooting free- throws was an amazing success for students from compton and los angeles. ellen guay announced he was giving all the winnings to the seven runners up in a competition. he has a full basketball scholarship to the university of california northridge in the fall and could have kept the money under ncaa rules. the students in the free-throw competition were selected for their academic success. pretty awesome he did that. >> and that is some great stuff. >> we know it's hot and hugh out there. uh. >> and could be in some storms tonight. >> and the full forecast is just ahead. >> first, here's lindsay. >> i'm lindsay murphy at the iceplex and one of the newest capitals return to his rots. we'll reintroduce you coming 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

i wondered if either of you professors have any knowledge of this book or have read his book by dr. scott donaldson, with his hemingway purses fitzgerald and what your opinionversus fitzger what your opinion would be on it? >> take the two men. we spent a lot of time talking about f scott fitzgerald. the kind of subjects they wrote about, compare what readers learned about america from this time frame from reading either of them. >> fitzgerald wrote more directly of the american scene in terms of social commentary. the classic american novels some would argue is fitzgerald's the great gatsby and the idea of the lost american dream and attempt to retain that dream. hemingway's work focused on an american terrain in michigan, many of those early stories. the later works also pick up on american germain as well but in terms of the relationship it was a real numerate of relationship and they learn from each other. early on fitzgerald was very influential on hemingway's style. the great gatsby, a narrative viewpoint of hemingway -- into the voice of j. collins. >> are you familiar with the boo

. >> assuming the killer in cunanan dr. scottstaff psychologist with police department provides negotiators with the psychological profile of the alleged killer. >> we're thinking that he's going to try to really embellish his stature and try to have this really grandiose surrender or he's going to kill himself right on the spot or he will set up the situation. he'll come out with his firearm and compel our tactical people to shoot and kill him. >> you've got a scene where they have closed off the entire roadway. they have moved in position in front of the house. all around the house. you don't want to give anything away. >> the police department asked our helicopter to police back off that picture. there may be a television inside that houseboat. if the suspect is still in there as a result if he is watching this coverage they certainly don't want to tip what they're going to do. >> hoping cunanan may be watching the television coverage his friend elizabeth cote makes an on air appeal rching him to surrender. >> andrew, wherever

let me say thank you to our two guests dr. scott pace from george washington university here in the district. mark matthews cover washington mark matthews cover washington >> the as they shuttle atlantis lifted off at 11:29 a.m. eastern with a final flight of the thirty-year shuttle program. the 12 day mission to the international space station. following the takeoff mass officials including the nasa space shuttle launch director mike leinbach briefed reporters on the final mission. this is 50 minutes. >> good afternoon everybody and welcome to a very joyous day. the sts-135 post-launch news conference after the successful launch of space shuttle atlantis today. before a near record crowds in this -- space coast area. believe we have 1535 news media here in attendance and it looks like we crammed as many of you folks in the room as we possibly could today. thank you very much for coming. we would like to begin things with by introducing members of our panel and then we will have a opening comments and be happy to take your questions

i had the opportunity the other night to hear a gentleman, dr. scottonaldson, i believe, maybe he formally taught at the college of william and mary. he has written a bok on f. scott fitzgerald and hemmingway and the question was is his book, which i have not read yet, seemed to be slanted in such a way that hemmingway, i think, was probably projected as, you know, taking a little bit more from fitzgerald as far as his writing abilities and so forth than maybe was the case. and the question i have is: i am just beginning to get interested in hemmingway and i don't know, i guess i just personally feel he's such a wonderful writer and was so excellent at his craft and i just wondered if either one of you professors, you know, have any knowledge of this book or have read this book by dr. scott donaldson, which is hemmingway versus fitzgerald and, if so, what your opinion would be on it? >> thanks. linda miller, i am going to turn to you, but i am going to, again, craft this into the question of understanding the larger society. take the two men, because l

let me say thank you to our two guests dr. scott pace from george washington university here in the district. mark matthews cover washington and space policy for the orlando sentinel. . . [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy: let us pray. god of the universe, we give you thanks for giving us another day. as the members of this people's house deliberate these days, give them the wisdom and -- to lay aside to give us a free country. we pray for all people who have special needs. may your presence be known that they are sick that they may feel the power of your healing spirit. be with those who suffer persecution in so many places of our world, and bless our troop

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dr. baden thank you. we'll stay on the story. >>> straight ahead we have a different story. senator scott past coming back to haunt him? why the senator may be blushing tonight. we'll show you why, next. [ male announcer ] what if that hemorrhoid pain is non-stop to seattle? just carry new preparation h totables. discreet, little tubes packed with big relief. from the brand doctors recommend most by name. new preparation h totables. the anywhere preparation h. >>> here the best of the rest. the bitter battle teen two members of congress has -- teen two members of congress has reached a new level. democrats showing support for their colleague debbie wasserman shultz wearing we stand with the lady buttons. as you know allen west fired off an angry e-mail to wasserman shultz after she questioned his position on medicare. the congressman called her vile, unprofessional and despicable. he went so far as to say she was not a lady. thus the pins. that's why the democratic members of congress are fired up and supporting her with those buttons. >> we know he's a former model. a knitting catalogue,

dr. baden thank you. we'll stay on the story. >>> straight ahead we have a different story. senator scottis his past coming back to haunt him? why the senator may be blushing tonight. we'll show you why, next. >>> here the best of the rest. the bitter battle teen two members of congress has -- teen two members of congress has reached a new level. democrats showing support for their colleague debbie wasserman shultz wearing we stand with the lady buttons. as you know allen west fired off an angry e-mail to wasserman shultz after she questioned his position on medicare. the congressman called her vile, unprofessional and despicable. he went so far as to say she was not a lady. thus the pins. that's why the democratic members of congress are fired up and supporting her with those buttons. >> we know he's a former model. a knitting catalogue, really? scott brown is a lot item on craigslist. now you canvblúq your own copy of a 1984 knitting catalogue. that looks familiar featuring senator brown on the cover. nice sweater. the seller says he bought the catalogue on ebay for $100. now he's sell

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dr. jon lapook reports. and it's a place where wounded warriors learn to hope again. david martin on the closing of walter reed. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> schieffer: good evening, scott's off tonight. i'm bob schieffer. the fallout from washington's inability to find a solution to the budget crisis and raise the debt limit has, apparently, begun. on wall street, the stock market was down for the third day in a row. the dow fell more than 198 point today. for the week, it's down nearly 400 points, and it has lost close to $105 billion in value. some of the bond rating services are now saying that even if congress does reach an agreement on a budget plan, it may be too late to avoid lowering the rating on some american securities. we have three reports tonight on that and what it means for small business and your credit card. and we start with anthony mason. anthony. >> reporter: bob, america's credit rating has never fallen below triple "a," but with washington looking increasingly dysfunctional, economists now see the threat of a downgrade as high and rising. >> do you honestly believe that the united states could default on

scott, or any members of the six-pack, check out cnn.com/sanjay. get a lot more there on our fit nation challenge. thanks for being with us today. i'm dr. sanjay gupta. more news on cnn starts right now. >>> good sunday morning. casey anthony is a free woman. she walked out the front door of a florida jail just hours ago, but where is she now? also, today, a big day for the women of the u.s. world cup soccer team. they may be the odds on favorite to win the world cup final today, but they are not the favorites. i am t. j. holmes. thank you for being with us today. let's start with the story that seems to have come to some kind of an end. this is casey anthony leaving jail 12 days after being found not guilty of killing her 2-year-old daughter. she walked out the front door, which was a surprise to many. anthony was found guilty of lying to police, and that got her a four--year-sentence, and you factor in time served and good behavior, and she's out. this comes three years and a day after she was first arrested on the disappearance of her daughter. david mattingly joins us. this was a surprise to many that she walked out the front door.

scott papers, huggies 'typers. >>> new ice cream lovers you have a new reason you want to donate blood as of today. the american red cross is offering a pint of dre program runs through the end of the month. the offer applies to locations at five bay area red cross centers. they are the ones in san jose, oakland, pleasant hill, newark hand pleasanton. >>> a landmark is closing. 31 years to the day it opened. the theater's long time owner say this is an error of streaming video. and the red track do not traffic moviegoers. >>> still ahead, a bush prior raising in system. >>> sand >>> and what's happening today that could answer the daes about amy white -- the questions about aimy whitehouse's death. >>> welcome back. more than 1,000 firefighters are fighting a brush fire that's burned almost 11,000 acres in san diego county. the fire started thursday on the los kye yotis indian reservation. it's -- loss coyotes indian reservation. the fire is now 40% contained. so far no one is hurt. no buildings have been burned. still no word on what caused the fire. >>> there will be an autopsy date on sicker amy winehouse. the 27-year-old british sicker was f

scott, or any members of the six-pack, check out cnn.com clash sanjay. get a lot more there on our fit nation challenge. thanks for being with us today. i'm dr. sanjay gupta. more news on cnn starts right more news on cnn starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com good saturday morning. you are looking live at one of the busiest highways in the country but it's eerily empty this weekend. you don't see cars. you see construction vehicles. yes, it's closed for construction and expected to cause a traffic nightmare so bad, that they're actually calling this karcakarmcarmagedd. also, listen to this. ipad 2 for $69. sears was offering that deal yesterday. today, they're offering an apology. the big mistaking that had people thinking they had gotten the bargain of the year. >>> but first, here are your options. resign or be fired. that is the ultimatum that was just given to nearly 200 educators tied to one of the largest school cheating scandals in u.s. history. it was just over a week ago, a state investigation revealed 178 teachers, including 38 principals, woulding at 44 schools cheated for students on standardized tests in atlanta

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let me say thank you to our two guests dr. scott pace from george washington university here in the district. mark matthews cover washington and space policy for the orland