. >> interviewer: did you know george clark? >> no, i didn't know george clark, but i knew derek, and that's who it turned out to be. >> narrator: the police couldn't find a george clark, but the description and resulting police sketch looked somewhat like derek tice. >> a friend of ours said, "well, there's a guy named derek that was on the george washington in the navy." so they got a cruise book from the george washington, showed it to joe. he flipped through it, saw me, said, "yeah, that's the guy." >> narrator: derek was another friend of danial. he was arrested in florida and taken to norfolk, virginia, for questioning. he, too, was taken to the interrogation room... to face glenn ford. >> ford, he postured like a bulldog-- leaning towards me, yelling at me, calling me a liar, telling me i was going to die. and this went on for eight hours. i'd keep telling him i didn't know anything about the crime. i wasn't there. but he had in his mind what he thought was the truth, and until i said what he wanted me to... to say, i was

george washington moving west. what is interesting about it is the image of lewis and clark here is in black and white, something that is occurring in the future, painted as though it was in the past. what is interesting about it is the very obvious conclusion of slavery. the number of students were expressing unease around some of the themes. the additional mural would be placed in the school, one with more positive representation of the student body. in 1974, they completed three panels that were placed in the library -- in the lobby. they depict native, latino, asian american, and african- american heritage and culture. >> that artist was talking about the history coming alive. that is what we want for the students here. i also think they might share that with past alumni and the community, so they could no the treasure that we have here in the schools. many people have the same experience i did when i first walked into this building three years ago, being the new principal. the grandeur of these murals is fantastic. many of the students who have come here have come here and are very proud of these murals. they're

george's says that -- similar. but we do not. i think that that pretty much covers it. when i tried to answer your questions. thank you. if and i have my lawyer with me. [laughter] clark may address you on some of the questions about planning. by m. fairly intimately familiar with the establishment of the feed. i negotiated the final language of the original and george has been a part of the bayview hunters part community for 30 some odd years and has a relationship with them. but has also been concerned about the wider community. when the community established the executive park citizens advisory committee, they invited folks and then money is meant to to is that -- execute the executive park. understandably the members of the new and they sell very low%. and that it should be spent in bayview hunters point. back in 2005 we were optimistic that we could get through the approval process and we felt it was important to do so as quickly as we could. once the fee arrangement was negotiated, but we have concluded that we can live with and i think that the community, with that understanding at that time, was willing to let things proceed. i think that you will hear from ot

clarke seems to like the conditions just fine. he's our leader through three rounds. here's what we've got. royal st. george'sch of the claret jug, the 140th year, most of them wet. rory mcilroy having a tough day. he shot a plus 4 on the day and sits tied for 25th. phil mickelson gets a bunker. plus 1 for the day. fowler birdieing on 16 and he finishes 2 under. and second dustin johnson for birdie on ten, 4 under for the tournament. your leader is northern ireland's darren clarke, the last time he contended for a major was ten years ago. he misses by inches for eagle, and leads the field at 5 under par heading into sunday. >> that's where you need to be, you know, tomorrow the forecast is wind again. it's going to be tough. and i know what to expect, so i'll go out tomorrow and do my best, and if my best isn't good enough, then i'll be trying again the next day. >>> a's a winner last night, today a scheduled doubleheader with the angels game one. top of the seventh, angels up 2-0, aybar, 3-0 halos and they do the happy dance. bottom of the seventh, a's down 3-1, cliff pennington scores. bottom of the ninth,

george weston. you can a letter to. its ability to go and. read this in the kernel was originally as a treat. to fold geoff clark could choose days deadline is approaching for us legislators to find a compromise with the debt as the country's biggest threat to china those increasingly uncomfortable. poland admits responsibility for the plane crash that killed the president kaczynski last year but the published report still tries to shift some of the blame to russia. shadow war of egypt up two hundred fifty thousand government protesters plot the streets and squares of israeli cities demanding prime minister netanyahu steps down . a very warm welcome this is live from moscow u.s. lawmakers all racing against the clock after another week of political bickering between republicans and democrats brought no results a plan to avoid default by choose day otherwise washington be able to pay its bills the next vote is scheduled for later today investor and author jim rogers binny's will witness a last minute agreement which won't change anything. they're not going to do anything serious they're going to announce somethin

northern irishman is still outstanding the odds clark is not for shots clear of the fields with less than a handful of holes left to play a royal st george's justin johnson humping the nearest rival most of the day so i'm proposing midway through the talk nine so the american soul while the tied for third per phil mickelson and thomas bjorn look out of the reckoning for not a thrilling half hour or so in prospect in something which can. now let's get the latest from the tour de france not britain's mark cavendish winning stage fifteen as the riders approach the mediterranean sea thomas voeckler though is still holding on to the overall leader's yellow jersey after their one hundred ninety two kilometer run from the mile to montpellier a. twenty six year old television earning his nineteenth career stage when a pitcher on his fourth of this year's edition sprinters dominating on the stage is mostly flat terrain as expected speed specialist tyler for our group at saatchi coming in second on third freshman voeckler still blocking the locals though don gonyea will for the seventh straight stage. talk football with the shock of the cup america

clarke missed a lot of them. fowler joins thomas bjorn, three back. and the every man, clearly the man favorite at st. george's i'm not the typical athlete. i'm not the guy that goes to the the gym all the time, i'm a little on the heavy size and i like to drink, socialize and i like to relax. i think most the people who come watch can identify with that. >> a good guy. crazy finish between the saber cats and shock last night. under 10 seconds is it play. mark greeb steps up. hail mary. up tore grabs. ricochets off one player, into the hands of randy hynes. you have to be finished. shocked by the shock, 63-51. soccer. earthquake in columbus to meet the crew. if you like scoring, well, this wasn't your game. 74th minute, andres, the best scoring chance of the game. john bush with the kick save. for the second straight game the earthquakes involved in a scoreless draw. nil-nil, the final. at&t park converted from a field to a pitch this week. mexico's club america facing manchester city. the first half, a beautiful strike from outside the balk. scoring in this game, man city a 2-0 win in front of 111,000 last ni

france and in europe and then third we will hear from michelle clark who was an adjunct professor at the school of international affairs at georgesity and co-author of the 2009 report, the disappearance forced conversions and forced marriages of coptic christian women in egypt he is currently working on a new investigation of a deduction, forced conversion and perg and is known to the commission for her extraordinarily fine work to combat human trafficking. i would now like to turn to carolina and ask all of our witnesses to come to the witness table. [applause] >> [inaudible conversations] >> thank you. mr. chairman, distinguished members of congress and commissioners, thank you for holding this important hearing and for the opportunity to testify and focus on the issues related to the christian minority in egypt. particularly as many of these appear to be ignored in the current policy considerations. .. especially if egyptian people stood side-by-side interrater square, calling for mubarak to leave. a post-mubarak egypt would provide more piece or minorities. tragically, that is not occurred. instead, there is clear evidence o

problems to report clarks burg down towards german town continuing into rockville and bethesda you should find your lanes open and problem free. alison over to you. >> thanks today prince georges county council will meet behind closed doors to talk about what to do with leslie johnson she pleaded guilty last week in the corruption scandal that brought down her husband former county executive jack johnson. so far she says she will not resign her seat on council however four fellow council members and current county executive have said publicly she should step down. joining us with more, robert mccart knee the metro columnist at washington post. >> hi alison. >> we left out the fact that what we heard on the tape we heard this couple basically, with him allegedly on tape saying hide the money and her putting it in her underwear. this is more than your typical scandal you acrossed that in your column. >> what -- addressed that in your column. >>> what came out at her guilty plea the prosecutor clearly believes she didn't just hide the money in her underwear and flush the check down the toilet in a panicky response to her husband's request it was clear from her comments on the pho

clark and he didn't do that well. he waited so late to g net. >> this is no easy thing for perry either. in texas, he's never quite filled george bush's boots. lot of people think he's george bush but with a dimmer lightbu lightbulb. >> this whole rupert murdoch scandal, they've been pretty active in politics. here in the united states, they've given away a lot of money, like a lot of big corporations have, nothing wrong with that. but is there a problem, a political problem for some of the recipients of that money over the years? >> if you've taken money from somebody who's been arrested or indicted, that's certainly money you have to give back. before you start giving back money from everybody who's been associated with news corporation, we do have an assumption of innocence. there's so much money in politics. you can end up taking all your cash coming in and givingsing it away every time someone makes a mistake. >> i don't know if you saw the full-page apology in the british newspapers. >> it was a very robust apology. it didn't say we're sorry we dithis. it said we're sorry there's wronggoings that occurred. like it's sorry it rained. so

georges the final round. he made his move and squandered two chances at the open and the championship last year, but he was two under saturday and rough conditions. he trails northern ireland's darren clarke all the locals there. 42-year-old who could please the fans, other noteables in the hunt, mickleson, fowler who made a run on saturday. martin timer, five strokes separate the top 12 players there, really, anyone can win i'm taking johnson though. to nascar, kyle busch looking to hit the century mark, the nationwide series in new hampshire. before an early crash, involving wallace and leafler, he would make a move. 100th, the third driver in nascar history to reach the century mark. how about that, and today, soccer frenzy, u.s. women take on japan at 2:45 eastern time for the u.s. world cup. it should be a highly anticipated match. the u.s. women are looking to win their first world cup since 1999 the. japan in this thing for the first time. there's a problem going on, folks, guys, all of you guys out there that support this team and in fact, more male fans than women. they can't find jerseys that fit them if they want to wear the jerseys and support their team. they're tailored for

george washington moving west. what is interesting about it is the image of lewis and clark here is in black and white, something that is occurring in the future, painted as though it was in the past. what is interesting about it is the very obvious conclusion of slavery. the number of students were expressing unease around some of the themes. the additional mural would be