officer robert long are right first in salt a suspect standing in front of 16th avenue. he saw he was holding his right hand in was dripping with blood. he also observed there was blood all of the sidewalk in front of the victim's house. he rendered first aid and so stayed with the victim. officers chased of fillmore, kevin i sent and sergeant mary gray responded to the scene as back of units. elderly male victim told responded officers that his son had stabbed him, and that he was somewhere inside of the house at 636 funston avenue. he said his son was suffering from mental issues. officers quickly determined there were other family members inside the house with the suspect. officers knew there could be for their victims of they did not act immediately. officer fillmore and sergeant grey enter the residence and started walking up the stairs while announcing san francisco police department. officers could see the carpeted stairs and walls inside the house were covered in blood. at the top of the stairs was always there ran perpendicular to the stairs. there was still no

officer robert long are right first in salt a suspect standing in front of 16th avenue. he saw he was holding his right hand in was dripping with blood. he also observed there was blood all of the sidewalk in front of the victim's house. he rendered first aid and so stayed with the victim. officers chased of fillmore, kevin

robert king long time death row inmate i met him when i first got there he was a good guy they made him an orderly they trusted him he. was a good guy he didn't give the inmates any trouble and even give stephanie trouble until the day died until he was scheduled to be executed robert had. resolved not to let the state of oklahoma kill him so he purchased and stored enough narcotics to kill himself several times over. in defiance of. or despite the rules and procedures that are put in place to prevent such a thing on the afternoon of robert's execution he took enough drugs to kill himself several times over when it was discovered the the agents for the state of oklahoma instead of letting that man die which was their objective that day is that he leave this earth he did it for them instead of allowing his death in this peaceful manner that he chose by drug overdose they rushed him to the hospital pumped his stomach gave him the drugs to counter act the narcotics took him back to prison and two hours later they executed him they strapped him to a table stuck a needle in his arm and took

due to concussion symptoms, it was uncertain if roberts would ever play again but he's been free of the headaches and dizziness that kept him out for so longroberts could serve as a designated hitter when he's not playing second base then he returns to big league play. >>> new york tied with the rays for first place, yanks pitcher nova had six strike outs and got big help from the defense. the ray's mccann with the big drive. he will leap above to rob atlanta of run. they've won four in a row and nine of their last 11. in football, derek mason makes his retirement official and he walks away from the game as a raven. making his announcement in owins mill today. even though mason played more years for the tennessee titans he said his heart is in baltimore so he wanted to depart from the game in purple and black. though his time with the ravens was brief. it was impactful. mason is the team leader. he thanked the ravens for letting him come back one year after they cut him to say goodbye. >> i would like to thank the organization, you know for allowing me to have an opportunity to hang up my cleats here. it's an amazing place. >> the amazing

robert long is arguing for the anti-injunction after the former assistant solicitor genera earn his degree at the university of chapel hill. mr. long started his career as a clerk for supreme court justice lewis powell. >> richard wolf. one of your articles mention that this next portion is called the main event. what is the issue? >> the issues, to me it is because this has been something that is called heart of the law, and that is the individual mandate, which states that everyone with few exceptions, but with some exceptions, has to buy health insurance. the purpose of this is to get young, healthy adults, largely into the insurance pool, because those are the people who have little use for health insurance. hopefully they remain healthy for through their 20s and '30s. they are going to pay more insurance than they will use in terms of accessing health care. because those people remain out of the insurance pool, insurance is more expensive for everybody else. if you bring them into the insurance pool, it lessens the cost for everybody and insurers have access to a group of people who a

here with me is robert schrum, long time democratic strategist and vin weber, republican strategist andi've got to start with you, bob. are you sure. nothing more than a goofy fantasy on the part of issa. can you at least concede that the president did talk a good game about transparency? he talked like he really didn't like executive privilege. it at least looks like -- you know, it has a bad smell to it, at least, did you want it? >> the kind of comments you're referring to are the kind that senators make in a prepresidential period, or governors do. people complain about it. then if they get elected president they invoke executive privilege. uh it goes back. ronald reagan invokes it in cases similar to this. one was an attempt to investigate oil leasing and another investigation of how the investigation was conducting the super fund. i think this is a political side show. i don't think it's central. in fact, i don't think it's peripheral to the outcome of the election. people who are mad about this aren't going to vote for obama in first place. >> this is lars larson. we have one dea

, and already erosion issues are closing south carolina's folly beach county park, part of long island's robert moses state park, and in san francisco, they are debating whether it is worth the effort to try to save ocean beach. though the beach is where we like to play. >> you get refreshed. it clears your mind. >> reporter: it plays a critical role in our natural defense. >> the beach is nature's protection against storms for the island and everything behind it. >> reporter: here it means atlantic city's famous boardwalk and hotels and casinos, so the beach is being fortified with this $18 million project. 1.3 million cubic yards of sand will be dredged, filtered and spread along five miles of shorelines. can you just put the sand anywhere? >> no. we generally want to put the sand where it is going to do the most good. >> reporter: including at the brand new revel resort. >> i think it will be very important, because that's what we're selling. we're selling a beachfront experience. >> reporter: critics say this is just another example of man's folly, trying to replenish what the ocean is so d

robert kennedy once said as long as there is plenty, poverty the evil. nearly 50 million americans are currently living in poverty. that includes 16 million children. in 2009 more than 31% of working families were in poverty. that's more than 10 million people. our safety net is designed to give those in poverty a fighting chance. temporary assistance for needy families or tanf is one of those bedrocks. tanf gives people access to job training and education, and it helps fight the evil of poverty. today we will look at tanf and the new challenges facing american in poverty. until the 1996 reform law welfare was open ended. but through reform congress gave the system direction. it now focuses on jobs and promotes self-sufficiency, figuratively speaking it aims to teach people to fish. tanf now helps some people by funding child care, transportation and job search support. in 2005, the deficit reduction act changed the way states managed tanf case loads and countered participation in some programs. those changes did not focus on serving families and helpin

her sister is a perfect match but she still has a long way to go. >> roberts announced that on monday that she developed that blood disorder. now robin need as bone marrow transplant. she's fortunate to have her sister as a match but she has called on others to become donors. more than 3600 people have registered at the be the match registry. we'll keepler in our thoughts and prayers. take a look at the weather setup. it doesn't get much nicer. winds from the north have been gusty, steady around 15 to 20, gusting to 22 at bwi. still breezy but a refreshing north breeze. 70s. we'll talk about how things shape up into your weekend and beyond in a few minutes. >> now to a developing story tonight. the florida judge presiding over the trayvon martin case is showing little pay shans between george zimmerman and his wife shelly. zimmerman was ordered back to jail and now his wife is in trouble. >> reporter: his wife was released on bond and both charged with lying about money. this is the first time we've sen a picture of shelly zimmerman, the wife of george zimmerman. she turned herself in

robert lewis for a long time. i know many of the men who have used the materials wh to help themself to become much, much better fathers. great advice. i hope you'll get it. >>> coming up, like father, like son. a musical father's day celebration that will feature fox's kelly wright and his son, morgan. all of that and more. stay with us. >> last week we brought back the little rockers, and you loved it. this weekend as we celebrate father's day, the little rockers are going to be joined by the father-son combination of fox news anchor and accomplished singer kelly wright and his son morgan on the drums. also with the band today on gi guitar, fo fox report associate producer and a production intern who is playing keyboards today. all right, morgan. i'm going to turn to you. your dad is going to be singing today. what's the best thing you ever learned from your dad? >> you know, he's always instilled encouragement and support in me, and you know, being in the profession that i'm in which is a touring musician, i ne

still enormously pleased to have this opportunity to introduce you -- to you, two of my long standing friends. robert k.crick who will speak first and carol reardon. the first thing to be said about bob crick is he is unemployed. actually, retired. from the national park service after 35 years. chief historian, the last 32 of those years. at the fredericksburg, spotsylvania, national military park. before he came to virginia he was the historian at for the necessity, national battlefield and fort mchenry national monument, a total of 35 years of service. many of us also know bob crick as a hero of the effort to preserve civil war battle fields from the assaults of generations of commercial developers of parking lots and strip malls. [ applause ] and for that we owe him a great deal. we also know bob as an author, lecturer, a guide, and i have been on many battlefield with him. it is a wonderful experience. when i was putting these remarks together i tried to figure out exactly how many books bob has written. i asked one of his close friend in lexington and she thought maybe 16. but then i consulted -

robin roberts' announcement remind many people of the long road that cancer survivors need to take. there should be two lessons. one, cancer survivors have to keep good tabs on their health and people should register to be bone marrow donors. >> without a transplant would not be curable. we now have drugs that can affect remission but can't cure it. a stem cell transplant can actually have the potential to cure this disease. >> reporter: now in robin's case her sister is a perfect bone marrow ma. even roberts said she's lucky because bone marrow treatments are not easy -- to find. since she made her announcement, more than 3,000 people have joined the bone marrow registry. >>> the baltimore 10-miler has gotten such a big following that they're starting to change things up. kelly swoope joins us with more. >> the race has gotten so popular that they had to change the starting line to get more runners in the race. it's all for charity. runners from all over the area will be lacing up and running to benefit the signal 13 foundation, the family trust and girls on the run. girls on the r

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we had robert redford on the show not long ago, and he talked about making the movie all the president's men and said one of the things that made him want to do it was, it says something very positive about freedom of the press but that he now has misgivings about freedom of the press. and i suppose this ties in to what you've called the idiot culture, the sensationalism. why are we here? why has the press moved in that direction? one, i have no misgivings about freedom of the press. let me say that. i was counting on that. are there excesses? absolutely. but is it-- look, there's one thing that makes us different than everybody else in this country. and the whole ball game is the first amendment. to be fair to redford, he wasn't asking for the repeal or rewrite to the first amendment. but i mean-- but that's it. i mean, it really is. it's obviously the first ten amendments to the constitution, but really it's the first one, and that that is the basis of why we have this amazing instrument in this country. do you think americans understand the importance of a free press? yeah, i do. even

robert kennedy once said that as long as there is plenty, poverty is evil. nearly 50 million americans are currently living in poverty, and that includes 16 million children. in 2009, more than 31% of working families were in poverty, and that is more than 10 million people. our safety net is designed to give those in poverty a fighting chance. temporary assistance for needy families or tanif is one of the bedro bedrocks. it gives people access to job training and education, and helps to fight the evil of poverty. today, we will look at tanif and the new challenges that are facing americans in poverty. until the 1996 reform law welfare was open ended. but through the reform, congress gave the system direction. it now focuses on the jobs and promotes self-sufficiency, and figuratively speaking, it teaches people to fish. tanif now helps people by funding child care and job search, and in 2005, the federal deficit act changed tanif and dit not heelp people to find jobs, and in some cases, it helped some states to reduce caseloads and used its for other case. w

robert e. lee, joseph johnson, james long street and gus ta vary smith. union general george mcclelland had an army at yorktown. the confederate was john mcgruder, prince john. he was quite clever, an interesting, flamboyant, theatrical man. magruder put on a show for george mcclelland. he marched his men in a circle ndndin front of a gap in the forest that separated the two armies. he told him men to be as noisy as they possible could and shout out orders to nonexistence units. he had men in the back of the lines chop down trees, strip from branches, paint them black and set them up horizontally on hillsides so they looked like cannons. all this stuff worked. george and his spies were apparently fooled by these tricks being played on them by general magruder. davis and his advisers were pleased that magruder was holding mcclelland off but at some point, they knew they would probably have to faceis threat to richmond. they were discussing overall strategy, to do about this army that posed a threat to richmond and the confederacy. they discussed all sorts

robert e. lee had surrendered, this long and deadly and miserable war was finally over so the good and decent people of this country thought. but there were people like john wilkes booth and mary surratt and their co-conspirators who are confederate sympathizers and former slave owners. people like mary's son, john jr., who in march of 1865 along with two other conspirators, david herald and john atzerodt, brought weapons to the home of mary surratt in surrattsville. and they hid them there a month before the assassination. people like lewis powell who went by the name of reverend wood or lewis payne, who was passed along with david herald to kill secretary of state william seward. and they came pretty close. lewis powell clubbed the son of the secretary of state and stabbed the secretary of state repeatedly around the face and was only the fact that he had a broken jaw and the splint on his jaw prevented powell from decapitating him. people like david herald who i mentioned. these -- and george atzerodt. george atzerodt was unable, was unsuccessful in killing andrew johnson, but he did rent a room

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