the coach says he was taken aback when obrien approached him about leaving last week.e is the 24th player to leave since randy edsel took over as coach a year ago. fang mitchell decked out in victory red. would his eagles come through in a close one? check out the finish one. final seconds, michael harper in the corner. 3-point shot is good with 2.1 seconds left. that will hold up as a game winner. a late bucket to maryland eastern shore 81-78. across town at morgan state, the struggling bears need a lift as they take on visiting delaware state. justin black to the rack, but boseman's team seems to come up short in these games. morgan falls 74-73. they've dropped six in a row. coming up tomorrow on eyewitness news at 5:00, i'll sit down with dan duquette. what he has done to improve the team and instill hope in a fan base that's suffered through 14 straight losing seasons. we'll get his answers tomorrow. >> look forward to that. >>> talk about pampering pooches. >> the elaborate grooming that's done to get these dogs,,,,,, mine was earned over the south pacific in 1943

i was definitely taken aback when they hired a lawyer to appeal and i was willing to sit down with them to work out an agreement. i met with them and their lawyer, we had a fine meeting, has talked about what their concerns were. they presented a document the called out a specific size and design and gave me less than 24 hours in which i was supposed to sign this document or they were going to use this format. i really reached out and responded and asked if they could a lemonade the design elements calling out i would coh to reach an agreeable solution with them. i really feel like i have been bullied into something, i have been accessible and i feel like i have tried to be a good neighbor with this situation. i do have the same window, and there is no privacy as it exists. commissioner fung: what are you willing to do? >> at this point, i am less inclined, i guess, the security bars -- that is fine. i am not willing to let them dictate the design of anything on the bacdeck. it is a project i have put a lot of time and energy -- the only access to the yard is through the basement. i wor

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as i say, i was completely taken aback by it. i think it could do very well in berlin. this type of strong political- themed films tend to do well, and to be honest, i was not expecting much going in, and now, i am very excited to see what she will do next. i think this is an amazing debut from one of the world's biggest hollywood stars. >> indeed. two other new be -- movies you're telling me earlier that we're getting noticed -- one deals with 9/11. the other is a bollywood flick. tell me about this. >> they show the diversity of the films here in berlin. "extremely loud and incredibly close" is the 9/11 film. it is about 9/11 but takes a completely different approach. it is about a sort of got young boy and his relationship with a man who stops speaking, the actor who played him received an oscar nomination for the bill. that is probably heavy for a lot of people and maybe even too early, but very strong. the other is the complete opposite, a fun song and dance bollywood action that would definitely need after so many heavy political movies. >> all right, the red carp

so i was taken aback at the state of the union when the president said we're going to use half of the war savings to fund infrastructure. there is no money there. it just means we're going to borrow, continue to borrow half as much as we were borrowing before if you assume his assumption is right. this is the kind of gimmick that put america in this fix. we know there's no money there. we know what you're saying when you say we're going to spend war money, we know you mean you're going to borrow the money for the road program. we need the road program on a sound financial basis, not on borrowed money. we've got to reduce that tendency to borrow money. as we have established, the president's budget is a big gimmick. it's not going to save $4 trillion, it's just not reducing our deficit, $4 trillion, but it does raise taxes by almost two. to my knowledge none of the $2 trillion, $1.9 trillion is spent on roads. so if it's a priority, why don't we use some of the new tax revenue at least for roads. truthfully if we raise taxes, they should be used for reducing our deficit not for new spe

can you think of the ocean as aback -- you can think of the ocean as a bank account. >> withdrawing too much. >> you're either living off your interest or burning off your capital. >> living beyond your means. is there a way of eating wild seafood sustainably? >> indeed. we believe that this is something we it turn around. and that by rebuilding the capital in the oceans, getting more fish in the oceans, we could be eating sustainably at current levels and even at higher levels than we're seeing right now. so we need -- we can take some steps to do that. we need to have scientific quotas, we need to protect nursery hand at that time and reduce bicatch. >> what about the average consumer like you and me? what can we do as individuals to personally contribute to the sustainability of the wildlife seafood? >> two things. learn about which fish are abundant and which are depleted so when you're ordering your delicious fish dinner with the chardonnay and everything on the side, that you're eating a fish that's in abundance and can you get that information online from a number of sources. and

some of the people who came in here about the bar or really taken aback by insensitive comments that who they felt basically did not have a clue about what is happening in the neighborhood. i do not feel we have and carry commissioners, but i think we need to at theñr of -- to let yu know what is happening. it was very helpful when commissioner miguel came and met with the property owner whose building you were about from a tenant earlier and from his property manager, and the manager was there. the manager told me he is sending me something, because he does not know if he is going to live. i think he told you he had had a heart attack and small strokes. he has older tenants in his building who have lived there for years. i brought you copies of this, t(even though it is manthey in case of his death -- even though it is mainly in the case of his death and in capacity. his purpose, he says, is with these withstints and susceptibility to strokes, i never know what direction my health may go in. in case i die, this is my notarize statement in absentia to any of the agencies responsible

i was taken aback when just recently as you know the fed issued an unsolicited white paper that if you did not support you mirrored the position of the administration, that the appropriate role of the federal reserve, are you concerned about it playing politics? >> i believe the federal reserve would say what every economist in the country is saying, every economist is saying that housing is a huge part of our economy and if we do not address it, it will continue to be a huge drag on our economy. mccain's he economiy -- mccain' economist testified that the housing industry and housing in general was a full 25% of our economy. so we need to address this large segment of properties that are underwater, that are foreclosed on, that people cannot meet their mortgages, and the fed basically said do something about this. which is what everyone is saying and the president has come out with a proposal to help home owners refinance write down principal, many banks are helping to work with the backlog, if there's a foreclosufoclosure -- a foreclosure, how you move it out so that it's not a drag

. >> reporter: the white house seemed taken aback by the new rule.nder it, it would require most employers, including religious charities and schools, to offer insurance that fully covered birth control ignited this firestorm. the division is seen at catholic university in washington, d.c. >> i think that reproductive health care is -- it's necessary. i mean, it's a human right for women to be able to have that. >> i don't know of another case in american law where a religious institution or religious individual has been forced to pay for an activity that he or she views as sinful. >> reporter: it seemed an unbridgeable chasm. one the president attempted to solve this way today -- the new rule, health insurance policies of nonprofit religious organizations, do not need to include birth control in their coverage. but the insurance companies have to offer those services, without charge, to women employees. >> religious liberty will be protected. and a law that requires free preventive care will not discriminate against women. >> reporter: both the cath

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i was taken aback just a little bit with your response to my colleague mr. you sort of declared that i am the attorney general. well, with all due respect, sir, yes, you are. but you're also accountable to not only the folks district, but the american people. and i just want to -- if you would indulge me just play a recording because most importantly and as you're well aware of, we had a hearing here in june with brian terry's family. and in that hearing, i specifically asked his mother and we'll play that hearing if you would please. >> a question that you would like us to ask? >> i think we would want to know if the dragnet that is set to find everyone involved in brian's murder will be set deep enough and wide enough to encompass anyone involved in operation fast and furious? if the guns used in brian's murder were part of this operation, then we want to know will everyone in that operation that had to deal with those specific weapons be brought up on charges, facilitating the murder of brian terry? >> thank you. we will ask that question on your behalf.

i was truly taken aback when recently the fed issued an unsolicited white paper, if you will, on housing policy whether, if you didn't advocate for you certainly mirrored much of the positions of this administration. so i don't know how the two go together. on the one hand you say you don't get involved in those areas. here you had a white paper not solicited from us. i know you're protective of your independence, when you advocate for a position like that, why would you issue such a paper when we don't ask for it? >> congressman, first, the fed has a lot of interest in housing. it's important for the economy. it's important for monetary policy. we are bank supervisors, swoe ear interested in mortgage and lending -- >> so let me ask you this then. congress has a lot of interest in monetary policy. i guess the comparable would be for us to do a house resolution with regard to monetary policy. is this an invitation now to congress that we should be issuing resolutions to what the monetary policy that the fed should be doing? if so, i'm sure there are a lot of members that want to engage in

i looked at her on the couch, saw that she had applied a little makeup and was once again taken abacked music. personally all i can say is that i loved her very much. whitney was purely and simply one of a kind. yes she admitted to crisis in her life. yes she confessed to oprah about her battles but when i needed her she was there. and bobby, christina, you two always be proud of your mama. she loved you so very much. she defined not only pure talent but true heart and soul, as well. she'll forever be looking after you and will never let go of your hand. so as i said earlier last week, last week whitney came by my hotel, hotel bungalow alone. no body guards, no security. just whitney and me. and she played her new cuts from "sparkle" and i played some new music that i liked for her. it was like old times. and she looked at me and quietly said i want you to know i'm getting in shape. i'm swimming an hour or two a day and i'm committed to get my high notes back. no cigarettes, plenty of vocal exercising. clive, i'll be ready by august. well, whitney, i'm going to hold you to it. everyon

i looked at her on the couch, saw that she'd applied a little makeup, and was once again taken aback,r ones, we just felt utter disbelief. i would ask her, you pinching yourself? and she would say, with wide open eyes, i'm pinching myself. she never took anything for granted. she was never arrogant. she was always grateful and appreciative. and then, yes, then, thanks to you, kevin, came "the bodyguard" she knew how much i was worried about her transition to film. she had to hold my hands. we assuring me that it would be all right. i said, look, i've got to worry. it's my job to worry. so, whitney, i pleaded with her, let me worry. but you know? she and kevin were right, she literally lit up the screen and when kevin stood up and agreed with us that the movie had to be changed and opened up to much more music, who can ever forget how she looked when she mesmerized everyone in that head dress with "i have nothing" dazzled in her close-ups during "run to you" how she reinvented "i'm every woman" and how she captured the world forever with "i will always love you" and then she followed t

i looked at her on the couch, saw that she had applied a little makeup and was once again taken abacken consecutive number ones, we just felt utter disbelief. i would ask her, are you pinching yourself? and she would say with wide open eyes, i'm pinching myself. she never took anything for granted. she was never arrogant. she was always grateful and appreciative. and then, yes then, thanks to you, kevin, came "the bodyguard." she knew how much i was working about her transition to fill. she had to hold my hand, reassuring me that it would be all right. i said, look, i've got to worry. it's my job to worry. so whitney, i pleaded with her, let me worry. but you know, she and kevin were right. she literally lit up the screen. and when kevin stood up and agreed with us that the movie had to be changed and opened up to much more music, who can evr forget how she looked when she mesmerized everyone in that stunning headdress with "i have nothing." how she dazzled in her close-ups during "run to you." how she reinvented "i'm every woman" and how she captured the world forever with "i will al