. >> jon: one of my favorite stories in the book, you run into lance armstrong at a... now you're out of the hospital, you're not competing at the marathon but you're at the new york marathon. >> the firemen took me out and thought it would lift my spirits. i was a year out of the accident and they took me to the start of the marathon and it was lance's debut. >> jon: and you happened to catch his ear for just a moment. what did you say to him? >> well, his people didn't want him talking to anyone. so i said lance, come on, they gave you a 50% chance, you lost a testicle, i said they gave me a 1% chance. got a second? he took his head phone out and someone took a picture so i have a picture with lance's face like.... >> jon: (laughs) "i got nothing." (laughter) you were an athlete and an elite athlete before this as well as being a firefighter. but the story is about your emotional state going through this. you're a firefighter, it's about guys hanging out. talk about difficulty you have after this accident figuring out who you were. >> my life was turned upside down. h

market dropped, eric cantor, house republican leader, put positive a letter, with all the tub beaux lancea lot of pressure on congress to compromise on tax increases on us, the republicans, to compromise on tax increases. i ask you to resist that pressure. that's what president obama is facing, and unilaterally, michael steele said, follow me or get out of the way. we're not china. he doesn't have the power to implement a debt reduction plan. >> back to you in a minute, melissa. let me propose something. the president has one card to say. come out and say here's my plan pap radical problem facing us now. i have a solution. here's my job solution. 1 million jobs. come out with a way to develop that in a short-term deal with the cyclical problem. the long-term problem of debt, come out with his own $4 trillion plan. he said he has one. tell us what it is, including entitlements and defense. lay it on the table. this is what the country has to do. this is what i want to do, put on more pressure on republicans. what would happen? >> listen, i'm in absolute agreement about the house, how small

lance madison was later arrested and accused of firing at police, according to prosecutors.ut today in federal court-- a jury convicted a former police officer-- a retired sargent-- and three current members of the new orleans police department on charges stemming from a cover up. all but one were convicted of civil rights violations stemming from the shootings as well. james brissette's mother spoke of her loss after the verdict. >> they took the twinkle out of my eye. the song out of my heart they blew out of my candles, but it's going to be all right. justice is served. >> woodruff: and lance madison, who lost his brother and nearly lost his freedom, expressed his thanks to the jury >> i am thankful for having some closure after six long years of praying for justice. i am most grateful to my family especially my brother romero. without the support and work of my family, i may still be in prison on false charges and the truth about what happened on the danziger bridge might never have been known. >> woodruff: the trial was a high-profile test of the justice department's ef

>> i am a local free-lance journalist here. a couple of years ago, i had a friend. we were trying to figure out the feasibility of starting a nonprofit journalism in denver, and i remember coming across this corporate structure that i believe vermont, maybe one other state, uses in the country, but it is called a low profit limited liability company, and it is a structure that is meant to allow for profit but also to allow for tax-exempt status for donations. i found it really interesting. i found it surprising that other states did not have a similar model. this could also be a model to help budding companies in the future by allowing them more flexibility in how they acquire financing. i'm curious how many of you on the panel are familiar with this type of model and also, i guess this would be directed towards beye -- senator yee, how difficult it would be to bring this model to california. thank you. >> relative to establishing a new financial instrument or a new financial business, it is possible -- i think the question is what is the need for, what is the suppo

policÍa de oklahoma el operativo para evitar que un hombre que lleva cinco dÍas en una enorme torre se lance nuevas etiquetas grÁficas para cajetillas de cigarrillos. que incluyen la fotografÍas del cadÁver de un fumador. >> las etiquetas de advertencia a los fumadoras violan el derecho de la compaÑÍa a la libre expresiÓn, en primerlas les costarÁ millones de dÓlares. >> el tÉcnico de la selecciÓn de fÚtbol a raÍz de su supuesta agresiÓn aÚna mojada. presionado por la opiniÓn pÚblica, los patrocinadores renunciÓ a su cargo de tÉcnico aunque la federaciÓn colombiana de fÚtbol anunciÓ que se tomarÁ unos dÍas para analizar la decisiÓn. >> 7 de cada 10 mexicanos tienen sobrepeso debido al aumento en el consumo de productos elaborados con harina, azÚcar, y grasas vegetales con gran cantidad de calorÍas. esto lo revelÓ el pituto mexicano de seguridad social. >> terminamos en tennessee donde cientos de fanÁticos recordaron a elvis presley en el 34 aniversario de su muerte. >> los fanÁticos disfrutan de distintas actividades alusivas al artista. >> llega gente de japÓn, alemania, inglaterra para par

. >> reporter: his brill lance has been brill lance has been documented. right now we are at apple headquarters. these are pictures we took a couple of minutes ago. the 52-year-old turned in his resignation yesterday. he's developed a cult like following not only with his employees but the public. apple store openings like this one create a bit of tis tier ya and the product launches generate hype. many are wonnerring what will happen to apple in the future. jobs kept his medical problems private but we know they date back seven years. over the past three years he's been visibly thinner. in 2009 he took a leave of absence to receive a live transplant. he recommended tim cook as his replacement. cook has been at apple for 13 years prizing through the ranks. jobs related a statement saying i believe apple's most brightest and innovative days are ahead of it. >> the impact of jobs announcement on the google stock market is already being felt this morning. apple's stocks was up when wall street closed yesterday but that was before the announcement. now it look

one of the highlights is expected to be knights facing off and there will be lancing rings and handys will be -- handicrafts will be for sale. >>> there's a detour that's part of the 12th street construction project. it will move cars, cyclists, pedestrians away from the waterfront and onto a recently- constructed bridge. once it's finished, the people can return to the area but the cars will be permanently detoured. >>> nasa scientists at the ames research center unveiled new information about mars. they said they believe they see signs of water there. that comes after studying images from the mars renonny scans -- reconnaissance. they are quick to point out the evidence is circumstancal and there's no direct evidence. >> we suspect that there is water present in the surface only in small areas for short periods of time which would be consistent with the data. it's fair to bear in mind this is very different from earth. the findings are being published today in the journal science. >>> ahead we'll take another check on wall street with just about a half-hour still in trading. >>> on

(laughter) well, perhaps you forgot our nation's proud lunar history, when american astronauts lancermstrong and buzz light-year landed on the moon and said those immortal words "where's the beef?" (laughter) i'd say if we can't go to space than nobody can. it's time to nuke the moon! (laughter) besides helping america stay number one, it will also greatly reduce werewolf attacks. (laughter) so space program, we bid you a fond fair well as we look back at some of nasa's greatest moments. >> that's one small step for man one giant leap for mankind. (laughter) (cheers and applause) (applause) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: there's no doubt... this goes out to my homies at nasa. we'll be right back with the crew from the space shuttle "atlantis." (cheers and applause) the eagle flies at dawn. the monkey eats custard. price-line ne-go-ti-a-tor. so, you've been double crossed by other travel sites and now you want to try the real deal. yes, is it true that name your own price... ...got even easier? affirmative. we'll show you other people's winning hotel bids. so i'll know how much to

lance brookman puts them on top with an rbi single. boston red sox and indians. tied in the ninth. els bury laces one to center. saltalamacchia just beats the tag at the plate. funny moment between the cubs and pirates. watch andrew mccutchen on first. giovany soto comes up. and no one is guarding the bag. soto would have the last laugh. cubbies go on to rout the pirates 11-6. finally nba players are locked out and some are going overseas to play basketball. kevin durant has taken his game to the blacktop. durant put on a show at the legendary rutger park in harlem dazzling the crowd after hitting three in in the fourth quarter. he finishes for the staggering 56 points. if the nba lockout ended today, i have a feeling that durant would be ready to go. that's a look at sports on "early today." >>> we know one person that cher is not voting for. your entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus the big apple grinds to a standstill over the man deny hunt for a peacock. >>> welcome back to "early today" on this wednesday morning. leave the umbrella at home. it is probably getti

where power speed and fun filled in the latest leg of the european truck racing championship since my lance quest in russia over the weekend with germany's you'll have han winning the stage brings you the behind seemed you. and finally back to football they do say that a goalkeeper's life was a lonely won well for one japanese play it got so much was this week during a j. league clash. confident they collected enough to break a problem because sherman and r.c. sides opponents so far so good but their confidence and reckless rival for the use of the shooter had stayed behind the goalie a little passé and the ball dropped in truly bizarre goal and one which doesn't get any better at all and repeat showing the strike equalized matters a long and peaceful of the adverse who went on to win the game three one and insulting frustration while the unlucky goal sounds. and you can catch up with these and some other stories at you tube dot com slash sports news coming up next as the weather than bill will update you on the main news stay with us. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology f

. >> the hope is soon public health lance will be able to use dna to identify hundreds of different pathogens with a device the size of a shoe box. >> when they are in the doctor's office something seriously threatening they can have tested right there. >> and the next step is finding a commercial partner to make the device. >>> tropical storm irene increasing strength overnight and has started the atlantic hurricane season. it was packing winds 75 miles an hour as it passed over puerto rico. if irene stays on projected path hurricane could reach florida late thursday or early friday. as a category 1 or 2 storm, that means winds of up to 110 miles per hour. take a look the lightning striking the george washington bridge in new york. severe weather is causing problems for travelers or it did yesterday. several airports reported delays. hopefully they are out of there by now. >> that is something you find framed above my desk. [ laughter ] >> that is pretty cool. we don't have anything like that. a little bit of drizzle but that is about it. show you the clouds that are hanging low in our sky.

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lance brookman puts them on top with an rbi single. st. louis wins 8-7 in 11.ston, the red sox and indians tied in the ninth. jacoby elsbury to center. saltalamacchia hustles from second and beats out the tag at the plate. boston walks off with the 3-2 win. >>> funny moment between the cubs and pirates. watch andrew mchutchin on first. sfak fakes the steal to second. geovaughny soto comes up, and no one is covering the bait. soto drills a two-run shot in the third. cubs go on to route the pirates 11-6. >>> finally, nba players are locked out, and some are going overseas to play basketball. the thunder's kevin durant has taken his game to the blacktop. he has put on a show at the legendary rucker park in harlem. dazzling the crowd by hitting three after three in the fourth quarter while being double and even triple teamed. he finishes with a staggering 66 points. if the nba lockout ended today, i have a feeling durant would be ready to go. that's your "first look" at sports. i'm mario solis. >>> now for another quick look at the weather, here is nbc's bill karin

where power speed and fun filled in the latest leg of the european truck racing championship since my lance quest in russia over the weekend with germany's johan hahn winning the stage are two brains behind scenes you. and finally back to football they do say that a goalkeeper's life was alone they want well for the japanese play it got so much was this way during a j league clash here on coffee didn't they collected enough to recreate from the cushion and r.c. sides opponents so far so good but their confidence and reckless rival for one of the use of the she had stayed behind the goalie only cashed in the most dropped and truly bizarre goal and one which doesn't get any better rethink showing a strike equalised matters of wannabees fall of the machine allison went on to win the game three one adding insult and frustration for the unlucky goal sounds. and you can catch up with these and some other stories at youtube dot com slash archie sports news coming up next as the wedding band bill will update the main news stay with us. we'll. bring you the latest inside stems technology from around

the gentleman reserves the lance of his time. the gentleman from maryland. mr. van hollen: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield one minute to the gentleman from new jersey o has been a -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. van hollen: a fighter on this battle. mr. andrews. mr. andrews: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. andrews: mr. speaker, what brings us together as a -- is a need to create jobs for the american people. and i think people would agree there's three things we need to do to create jobs. the first is not fall off a cliff and have a default on our national obligations. this bill accomplishes that. the second thing is to make sure we have an intert rate environment so that our businesses and entreeneurs can create jobs, so they have some predictability. by making a 25% to 30% down payment on reducing our deficit in a fair and equitable way, this bill does that. and finally i think most of us adepree that we need investments in our education, resea

look, the girl, she wears a lance armstrong bracelet, okay? so i tell you that i have cancer, right? then, you're gonna tell her, she's gonna feel sorry for me, we're gonna start dating, and then-- that's the way the lie works, man! >> dennis: that's a horrible thing to do! >> charlie: well, i'm a bad guy, then. >> dennis: you are a bad guy. you lied to us. >> charlie: all right, look at this. sometimes you got to crack a few eggs to make an omelet. >> dennis: got to crack a couple of eggs to make an omelet? >> charlie: you got to crack an egg. >> dennis: so you're throwing down life lessons now? >> charlie: i'm throwing down eggs. >> dennis: class is in session, the teacher's teaching class now! >> charlie: i'm cracking eggs of wisdom. >> dennis: is that what you're doing? let me crack one more for you. let me crack an egg and throw it in the omelet. >> charlie: you got an egg? >> dennis: the waitress doesn't even like you. >> charlie: yeah? >> dennis: we had to pay her $250 to have sex with you. >> charlie: aha! because... sex?! we didn't ha

la segunda reunión tendrá lugar el miércoles a las 5:30 de la tarde en el centro recreativo jaque lancena era originario de san ramón, según el reporte oficial cuando pasó el accidente rebajado por los cables instalados en el lugar que permiten el ascenso o descenso sin necesidad de equipos para escalar,las causas del percance aún se investigan pero se cree que éste se debió a que el re terreno estaba resbaladizo por una tormenta que cayó horas antes. >> el gobierno de méxico promoverá el turismo en estados unidoscon el lema de que la república mexicana sigue siendo un lugar seguro para disfrutar de unas vacaciones, alex noscuenta de esto. >> este es méxico, con estas imágenes el gobierno de ese país intenta contrarrestar esto. los efectos negativos que pudiera estar dejando en el turismo estas otras imágenes producto del narcotráfico. >>el seguro viajará méxico? >> es seguro y de méxico tuvo decir todos los destinos turísticos, el 99% de los viajeros que va a nuestro país recomiendan el destino, amigos y familiares, esos algo muy fuerte. >> aunque la secretaria de turismo explica que l

coming back from injuries venus williams the beach travel weary russian lance who only arrived in new york four hours before the match after hurricane irene delayed her flight. round in the men's four five time champion roger federer also booked his place in the second round the thirty year olds which has never lost the first round of those that were never danger heat. in straight sets this was bedrest two hundred twenty fourth and win at a grand slam just nine short giving promise time record. now though not the man also in form is america's number one mardy fish he had a little trouble against germany is why it's powering past him six two six two six one. now finally two of russia's best ice hockey players alexander ovechkin. laid out their star studded teams head to head in moscow this wednesday night in a match to race on scriptural charity the game is being held for the second straight year all the proceeds will go to helping disabled children in the moscow region the second of course a presidential aide paid for their choices he decides it's a life and also he likes to state tha

with the latest stage of european truck racing championships had a russian favorite the sweet smell lance playing host to leg six germany's yucking han won the stage but there was plenty more action to be seen behind the scenes. certainly look like an interesting well that is all your sports now i'll see you soon. hungry for the full summer we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. download the official ante up location until i phone the i pod touch from the i choose apps to. life. video on demand ati's my costs and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. question. dot com.

lance berkman singles to left, that scores matt holliday. cards win 8-7.lwaukee still two and a half up on st. louis in the a.l. central. >>> phillies looking to improve against the colorado rockies. big night for ryan howard. baseball's best team in the fourth inning, he hits a bomb. 443 feet to the second deck in right field. in the eighth does it again off matt lindstrom. his 23rd of the year. phillies beat the rockies 5-0. they have the best record in baseball. the mets lost last night to the marlins 4-3. still a night to remember for one young mets fan. 11-year-old jake resnick won a contest to announce part of the game on live television. and he was in the booth for a big moment in the third inning. >> here's the first pitch. reyes rips it, back it goes! it's gone! a home run for jose reyes. and the mets tie the game! jose reyes with a solo shot on the first pitch from brad haren and he takes it into the left field seats. >> gary cohen a great play by play guy for the mets, but look out that kid is good. >>> coming up, president obama signs into law

when i joined marketwatch 12 years ago, we had a free-lance rate of $300 per story, which was viewed as semi-obscene by people who wrote for newspapers or magazines, which will often pay several thousand dollars for a peace, and thinking part of it was we did not have a lot of money. part of it was stories had a much shorter shelf life than something on a magazine, and over the course of 12 years, we have gradually climbed about $500 as we made more money and brought in a stronger stable of writers. people right now for the huffington posts are getting something like $15. the market has really degraded from even their, and it is very difficult to make money doing that. i have friends who are doing it, who are writing 10 stories a day just to get by. at the same time, the proliferation does make it very difficult for one small site to exist, right? our strategy in the old days was to align ourselves with a big media company -- cbs. we align ourselves with yahoo! in some way and with ail -- aol in another way. you need the types of connections with more established or at least larger p

louis, two outs in the 11th inning in milwaukee, lance berkman singled in matt holliday.hey beat the brewers 8-. the cardinals trail milwaukee in the national league central division by two and a half games. >>> bottom of the ninth boston, the red sox smacked a single to center, the runner from second base beat the throw to home plate gave boston the walk-off 3-2 victory over cleveland. >>> in chicago mark teixeira, from the yankees, set a new record for home runs from both sides of the plate for the 12th time in his career, new york beat the white sox, 6-0 in a rain shortened game. >>> the nba is suing the players union in their current labor dispute. the league filed the suit tuesday seeking a ruling its lockout of the players does not violate anti-trust laws. the players union has threatened to file an anti-trust suit against the nba. >>> maria sharapova is the world's top earning athlete, even though she hasn't won a tournament since 2008. sharapova tops forbes magazine of the year. it's estimated she earned $25 million mostly from off court endorsements. >>> when we