off the glove of nix. here comes aviles all the way around to score to another run. ciriaco produces another run with that ball to third. >> tim: laynce nix trying to backhand that ball. i think it's got to be a hit. it's a very, very difficult hop, a very tough play going to his right. it's not been scored yet. but, i mean, i was just thinking that the fenway faithful cheering for two guys they know nothing about for the most part. pedro ciriaco and mauro gomez. >> joe: i'm going to write this down in pencil, but that was ruled an error. >> tim: oh, i think that should be changed. i think that's a double. >> joe: especially here at home. >> tim: yeah, right. ciriaco runs so well as clay rapada is up and throwing. very difficult to get him at first. >> joe: instead of what would have been an rbi base hit, it's an error plating aviles, who was running for gomez. it's 8-4 red sox here in the seventh. cory wade has been falling behind these hitters. >> tim: by the way, ciriaco properly looked down there to see if nix made the play. might see why is he looking at the fie

off the glove of nix. here comes aviles all the way around to score to another run. ciriaco produces another run with that ball to third. >> tim: laynce nix trying to backhand that ball. i think it's got to be a hit. it's a very, very difficult hop, a very tough play going to his right. it's not been scored yet. but, i mean, i was just thinking that the fenway faithful cheering for two guys they know nothing about for the most part. pedro ciriaco and mauro gomez. >> joe: i'm going to write this down in pencil, but that was ruled an error. >> tim: oh, i think that should be changed. i think that's a double. >> joe: especially here at home. >> tim: yeah, right. ciriaco runs so well as clay rapada is up and throwing. very difficult to get him a first. >> joe: instead of what would have been an rbi base hit, it's an error plating aviles, who was running for gomez. it's 8-4 red sox here in the seventh. cory wade has been falling behind these hitters. >> tim: by the way, ciriaco properly looked down there to see if nix made the play. might see why is he looking at the fiel

off the glove of nix. here comes aviles all the way around to score to another run. ciriaco produces another run with that ball to third. >> tim: laynce nix trying to backhand that ball. i think it's got to be a hit. it's a very, very difficult hop, a very tough play going to his right. it's not been scored yet. but, i mean, i was just thinking that the fenway faithful cheering for two guys they know nothing about for the most part. pedro ciriaco and mauro gomez. >> joe: i'm going to write this down in pencil, but that was ruled an error. >> tim: oh, i think that should be changed. i think that's a double. >> joe: especially here at home. >> tim: yeah, right. ciriaco runs so well as clay rapada is up and throwing. very difficult to get him at first. >> joe: instead of what would have been an rbi base hit, it's an error plating aviles, who was running for gomez. it's 8-4 red sox here in the seventh. cory wade has been falling behind these hitters. >> tim: by the way, ciriaco properly looked down there to see if nix made the play. might see why is he looking at the fie

seattle up one, sacks full for jayson nix. ripped as-loaded double. new york wins, 5-2, but loses alex rodriguez to the dl with a broken hand. >>> the opening ceremony of the olympics is tomorrow night but the games began yesterday. the women's u.s. soccer team rallied from two goals down to beat france, 2-0 and alex morgan scored a pair. >>> mls down one, rosario finds a wide open chris pontius. stays that way until stoppage time. johnson makes one move and gets the friendly bounce off the defender. mls rallies to beat the european champs, 3-2. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >>> well, trouble over a lady gaga doll, and lindsay lohan, hire yourself a chauffeur already. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, it's hard to say what's more impressive, his age or how long he's had his current job. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." it's going to be a dangerous day for thunderstorms in many locations including all of the ohio valley, the northeast, and the

seattle up one, sacks full for jayson nix. rips a bases-loaded double. new york wins, 5-2, but loses alex rodriguez to the d.l. with a broken hand. >>> the opening ceremony of the olympics is tomorrow night, but the games began yesterday. the women's u.s. soccer team rallied from two goals down to beat france, 4-2. alex morgan scored a pair. >>> and speaking of soccer, david beckham and the mls all-stars squared off against chelsea. pick it up in the second half. mls down one, dwayne de rosario finds a wide open chris pontius. the d.c. united connection ties the game at 2-2. stays that way until stoppage time. kyle beckerman threads the needle to eddie johnson. he makes one move and gets the friendly bounce off the defender. mls rallies to beat the european champs, 3-2. and that's your look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >>> well, trouble over a lady gaga doll, and, lindsay lohan, hire yourself a chauffeur already. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, it's hard to say what's more impressive, his age or ho

or look at a nix op aon and watergate. how much does it have to do with timing? >> well, a lot of it has to do with timing. but it's the degree of what the scandal or controversy happens to be. and what you just proposed that to. when it comes to president clinton, had he run on a policy of family values, i'm a strong christian man, don't you ever cheat on your wife, i think we would look at him and monica lewinsky a little differently than what we do now. that's because he didn't run that type of platform. the same thing with nixon. partal of the reason why nixon is only remembered for watergate is because of the type of persona he presented to the public prior to that scandal. and then, of course, i'm not a crook and that whole sort of thing. so, i really think that in terms of the reason why it hurts paterno so much is the same thing john's been talking about. the platform that he's had his per forthat based upon. being a person of integrity. and i want to make sure that we point out the fact, this isn't a single act. the freeh report says this was over 14 yea

seattle up one, sacks full for jayson nix.ew york wins 5-2, but loses alex rodriguez to the dl with a broken hand. the opening ceremony of the olympics is tomorrow night, but the games began yesterday. the women's u.s. soccer team rallied from two goals down to beat france 4-2. alex morgan scored a pair. speaking of soccer, david beckham and the mls all-stars squared off against chelsea. mls down one. dwayne derosario finds chris pontis. kyle beckerman threads the needle to eddie johnson. he makes one move and gets the friendly bounce off the defender. mls rallies to beat the european champs 3-2. that's your "first look" at sports. >>> now for another look at your weather, here is bill karins. very funny man indeed. >> sometimes. today is more of a serious weather day. this afternoon, we'll probably have hundreds of thousands of people losing power. lots of downed trees, power lines and hopefully we won't get too many injuries or fatalities from all the tree damage that's expected. this map shows you who can get the severe wea

top of the fourth, jayson nix he's not going to be left out, his shot clears the entire green monsterthe third of the season. four home runs for the pinstripes and they win game one 6-1. >>> the u.s. olympic basketball team is set, the trio were named to replace other players who can't compete due to injuries. team usa begins its quest for a second straight gold on july 29th opening against france. >>> how about the greenbrier classic, round three, this is kelly's approach on 17. a nice shot. it's a favorable roll. close to the pin. he shot an 8 under 62 on the day. he fits in second behind the leader who is web simpson. simpson here on 7. gets the birdie. he has a two-stroke lead going into the final round. but your shot of the day on 15 for birdie. >> a break, oh, hello. >> absolutely beautiful. he's 7 strokes behind the overall leader entering the final day. >>> the women's final at wimbledon, serena williams playing for her fifth title at the all-england club, she sealed the first five games with ease and took the opening set. then in the second set, agnieszka radwanska down a bre

overnight construction was at the dread and along nix and they are in the process of clearing that from your path. -- and along 66 and they are in the process of clearing that from your path. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> d.c. investigators are looking into four people shot at three different locations including one in which the victim died. all of them happened between 11:00 p.m. and mid night. the first reported at 11:17 in the 4800 block of alabama avenue southeast. a man and teenager were shot there. police say they will survive. then, at 11:30, a call came in for another tamper shot in the 2700 block of naylor road southeast. and closer to 11:45, police responded to a man shot in the 4700 block of brooks road northeast. he was later pronounced dead. >>> our big story this morning, a bill that would ban late-term abortions here in the district. >> it is up for a vote in the house today. it is sponsored by trent franks. it would ban abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy. supporters say that is when a fetus can begin to feel pain. >> we ford more protection for far

obama nixed this. he said "nope, the original dream team would win." okay, that's over. then there's this, the presidential smooch caught on the arena's kiss cam near the end of the game. the first couple was happy to oblige. aww, isn't that sweet? not so much the case earlier in the game. they missed an opportunity to share a kiss, so this was a do-over for the kiss cam fail the first time around. >>> to baseball now, and youk's warm welcome in beantown, hugely popular as the red sox third baseman. kevin youkilis returned to fenway park for the first time since his june trade to the white sox. he got a long ovation from the crowd, then smacked a single up the middle and then he went on to score. but that was the only run chicago scored, and even with an eighth-inning injury to boston slugger david ortiz, boston won it 5-1. >>> when we come back on a tuesday morning, a dramatic rescue in new zealand after a fire traps 28 miners 500 feet under ground. down here, folks measure commitment by what's getting done. the twenty billion dollars bp committed has helped fund econom

i don't know if they ever approached lee, if they did, i'm sure he would have nixed it immediately. it never got anywhere because it was so crack brained. it was a small, but vocal opposition. >> i think what we agree on is that part of the opposition to lincoln to exist in history is because of the two-party system and a natural opposition that is gearing toward elections that don't just take place in november. they take place -- >> almost year round. >> almost year round. yes. >> my name is norman arnold. i ask you comment on two aspects of general mcclellan. did he make a positive contribution to the north by his organizational skills and also how do you explain his slows with respect to conducting campaigns? >> organizational and timidity. >> yes, i think mcclellan did make a major contribution. he created and organized and trained and inspired the army of the potomac. but he did not know how to use it. but it was there for somebody who did know how to use it when grant finally becomes general and chief and kind of de facto commander of the army of the potomac. how to explain mc

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a storm and a tree falls on a line up the street, the same line crews are going to come through and nix fix it. it becomes a marketing gamebut. they'll offer you frequent flier miles if you sign up with them. they'll offer you a fixed rate forson numb for a certain number of months or years. lately rates have gone down. you might get locked into a higher rate. it's not going to make a difference which one you sign up with. >> gary, caller. penn valley, california. welcome. >> caller: hi. i wanted to ask the speakers about the effects of the emp on the entire power grid. what it would do and totally cause a great disruption. i don't want the speaker to hold back at all on the explanation of exactly what that means to every individual in this country, how devastating it would be and how it would be generated. how easily it could be generated. >> an electromagnetic pulse. >> i'm not going to hold back. i'm not sure you're correct. electromagnetic pulse from several means. if you explode a bomb, some energy is released as an electromagnetic pulse and also get geomagnetic effects from solar

the question aimed at president richard nix on during senate waterer gait hearings may be turned on treasury secretary timothy geithner. britain's bark can barclay's bank has paid you for manipulating libor which acts the pricing of $800 trillion in loans and financial instruments and at least 10 other too-big-to-fail banks including j.p. morgan, hsbc citibank and ubs to the suit their specifics. did us and uk regulators know barclay's and other banks were twisting libor to their own ends as early as 2007. in late 2007, we received occasional anecdotal reports from barclay's with problems about libor. the new york fed said at the time geitner was the new york fed's president, according to the huffington post. his california shows he met repeatedly with barclay's officials in 2007 and '8 and on april 28th, 2008, to discuss, and i quote, fixing libor. on october 10, 2008, geithner sat with robert dimond a meeting barclay claims setting libor was discussed. >> randy nagbauer has requested transcripts of those years and tim johnson said today that federal reserve ben bernanke and secretary geith

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premiere event in paris were nixed yesterday.e the studio announced it will continue with somee screenings for special events and for contest winners. police in colorado say they have finishedpo disarming trip wires and removing explosives from the home of the suspect in the movie massacre. ahead a look at the delicate task of dismantling the booby traps while preserving evidence. plus, the suspect, james holmes, due in court monday to face a long list of charges. judge jeanine pirro weighs in on the case. investigators expanding their search for two iowa cousins missing now for more than ax week. what new evidence they have in these girls' disappearance coming [ male announcer ] if you have to take care of legal matters. legalzoom has an easy and affordable option. you get quality services on your terms, with total customer support, backed by a 100% satisfaction guarantee. so go to legalzoom.com today and see for yourself. >> i'm john scott? aura, colorado. this is the fox report. it's the bottom of the hour.ra time for the top of the news.." police removing all theto explosives from the

they nixed that.eople behind the scenes you can imagine the intense discussions that took place saying it would be in poor taste to talk numbers in a time of tremendous loss. the numbers have been leaked. warner brothers taking the step to not release the numbers. >> so why even monday? that still seems rather soon if warner brothers has made the decision that throughout the weekend they wouldn't release the numbers. why is it important to acknowledge that monday would be the best opportunity to do so? >> sundays are usually estimates. those are the days that box office receipts come out. mondays are the actual numbers. because of the studios haven't been saying specifically saying whey they are taking the steps they say they will release them tomorrow. there have been other studios falling suit. it is not just warner brothers honoring those who lost so many in the tragedy. >> thanks so much joining us from california from los angeles right there. >>> meantime also in california lots of concerns being

. >>> coming up nix, the federal government steps in to improve safety standards on metro and public transportation across the country. first, we are live on the scene of of a deadly plane crash at montgomery county. the latest on this developing story is coming up when fox 5 morning news continues.  i'm barack obama and i approve this message. [romney singing]: oh beautiful, for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain, for purple mountains majesty, above the fruited plain, america, america, god shed his grace on thee, and crowned thy good, with brotherhood... our machines help identify early stages of cancer and it's something that we're extremely proud of. you see someone who is saved because of this technology, you know that the things that you do in your life, matter. if i did have an opportunity to meet a cancer survivor, i'm sure i could take something positive away from that. [ jocelyn ] my name is jocelyn, and i'm a cancer survivor. [ mimi ] i had cancer. i have no evidence of disease now. [ erica ] i would love to meet the people that made the machines. i had such a

they've already nixed the idea. >> we know why the ioc has refused, because the murdered owe listennians were israelis and the ioc -- olympians were the israelis and the ioc does not want to draw the ire of a jewish government that objects to the homeland of the jewish people. >> people signed a petition requesting that moment of silence, but it was denied saying it was not the appropriate arena for the memorial. >>> talk about a rough ride for metro from a derailment to system outages and major delays, local leaders are now calling for action, what this means for the transit agency, plus what you need to know before you ride the rails this weekend next.  wheeeeeeeeeeeee! wheeeeeeeeeeeee! whee! whee! wheeeeeeeeeheeee! heads up. everything you love about geico, now mobile . download the geico app today. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone likes a bit of order in their life. virtual wallet helps you get it. keep track of spending, move money with a slide, and use the calendar. all to see your money how you want. ♪ they're flat out wrong. of course americans build their own bu

but the city's mayor nixed that plan. >> i'm going to change the way we nonprofits and charitables don't for water today. that's going to change. i was clear about that in the campaign. >> those institutions institutions pay for water at a 60% discount. told employees not to water the grass, but there are plenty of city workers who may have known how to rig the hydrant. >>> a strategist is recovering from a brutal beating. there's a major twist. what police believe really happened inside a capitol hill convenience store. >>> and fox 5 continues to cover the kidnapping of cal ripken's mother. the scary moments leading up to her abduction at 11:00. >>> vdot introduced the only type of easy pass. the flex transponder allows drivers to switch between a standard toll paying mode and the brand-new hov mode. it designed for the new express lanes set to open later this year. vdot says the express lanes will expand public transportation in fairfax county. >> it's a game changer and we are going to be able to now provide service, something we had not had before on these new hot lanes. and i can te

nike now nixing joe paterno's name from the child care facility at the headquarters.y was previously known as the joe paterno child development center until now. the ceo of nike says he's very saddened by the report released thursday, and called this one, quote, a terrible tragedy. >> i had no idea it was named that. a bomb scare aboard a flight out of jfk airport forced evacuation of more than 200 passengers. a passenger reported strange wiring in the bathroom on a delta flight headed to madrid. an hour after takeoff the plane returned to jfk where it was met by a bomb squad and fbi agents. no explosives were found but the wires did not belong on the plane and they don't know where they came from. >> crews over in japan still cleaning up the damage left by massive flooding. more than 20 inches of rain in 24 hours earlier this week, that is a lot. we learned that the death toll has risen to 19. hundreds of homes totally destroyed. land slide warnings still in effect in parts of southern japan. >> in france, investigators searching for more answers after an avalanche k

and we know there was high humidity nixed -- mixed in with almost every single one of those. during that same stretch, 100 degrees or higher three of the days. and we tied or broke records twice. look at the temperatures today. that has come to an end. we're not talking 90s, not talking 100. it is 83 degrees outside. and we've got a couple of 70s on this map. we'll have your full forecast coming up. kai? >> bernadette, thank you. tragedy strikes three maryland families after their sons drown in a creek. tonight, police say the boys were trying to cool off on a hot day. rochelle ritchie has new information about the young victims. rochelle? >> reporter: kai, two of the victims were cousins. the third was a close friend. now, all three of their families are in mourning and trying to figure out how to pay for funeral costs. >> reporter: yasmine has won a triumphant gain and tragic loss. >> he always kissed me. >> reporter: just four dayless after giverring birth to her son-- giving birth to her son, she now prepares to bury her youngest sibling. >> when i found out he was dead.

even after the run especially when you consider the case regenero n at 117, even though it like on nixn entrenched company for an eye disease. . >> i now this is my show and i have the ego to prove it. tonight i'm turning the reins over to you so you can vote on twitter @jimcramer for the home run king of the second half of the year. that's the only reason why i am putting, oh, boy, u.s. airways on the ballot. you heard me! an airline! u.s. airways! simple locc. i'm not just including this one because my united flight out of mexico on friday wasn't able to gain altitude and caused us to have an emergency landing in someplace called st. louis of the sea. go google that town the i'm including it because u.s. airways is a second quarter champ. a real high flier. having rallied 75%. how? why? how about plummeting fuel prices? if you think oil's coming down further because of the recession this might be the single best way to play the decline. how about u.s. airways taking advantage of disarray at amr caused by their bankruptcy filing. how about it actually might be able to buy amor out of

premiere event in paris were nixed yesterday.e the studio announced it will continue with somee screenings special events and for contest winners. police in colorado say they have finishedpo disarming trip wires and removing explosives from the home of the suspect in the movie massacre. ahead a look at the delicate task of dismantling the booby traps while preserving evidence. plus, the suspect, james holmes, due in court monday to face a long list of charges. judge jeanine pirro weighs in on the case. investigators expanding their search for two iowa cousins missing now for more than ax week. what new evidence they have in these girls' disappearance coming up. and a choice. take advil, and maybe have to take up to four in a day. or take aleve, which can relieve pain all day with just two pills. good eye. ♪ it's faster than the blink of an eye. ♪ faster than a flash of lightning. and it was the difference between michael phelps winning eight gold medals... instead ofeven. a hundredth of a second... just think of the cheers if lightning strikes twice. visa. supporting athletes and the olymp

. >> americans do not resent success and do not have an tag nix towards the wealthy but don't definet as opposing taxation, the idea that having a higher tax rate on people at the top is a form of class warfare is not the way most americans believe. they believe it is reasonable for people who work hard and succeed to do well and also acceptable to charge a higher tax rate. >> it will be fascinating. what's interesting is the poll that says most middle class voters suggest barack obama is going to be more friendly to the middle class. however mitt romney will be better for the economy. >> that is consistently true. >> we can call him president obama, i'm saying, michelle can call him barack -- >> did i just -- >> no, i'm just saying. >> i don't think i did. run the tape back. >> i'm doing the whole issue of my show on the middle class. what is the middle class and defining the charges and why everybody suddenly wants to get behind the middle class? what is it exactly. what does it take to be an olympic athlete. we're asking carmelo anthony and soledad does the bettst job in e world.

so that deal was nixed rather quickly. >> he slept with men and women. >> yeah. the '70s, it was androj me and bisexuality was a big thing. david bowie was bisexual, and that was part of his appeal. and david bowie's wife told me that she found he and mick in bed together. and it's interesting when you look back from this part where we have sir mick jagger, he wasn't that. you know, he built his fame and his wealth and his iconic status on being an enemy of the establishment. and that's what got him in trouble with the queen, for example. >> the fact that he slept with both men and women is almost the understory to who some of those men and women were. >> yes. >> in your book, you have a ton of amazing names here. eric clapton. david bowie. uma thurman. madonna. >> madonna was a groupie in the early '80s. and just recently, madonna chose mick's daughter as the face of her material girl clothing line. so the connection goes on. >> i'm more stunned by the fact that he went to the london school of economics. and you describe him as a financial wizard overseeing his

that bill is also going to allow 100 billion to be spent on mass transit and other projects over the nixd it is critical to creating jobs. >>> the california senate we're not arizona passed legislation that would shield illegal immigrants from showing docum t documents. it's called the trust act and supporters say it protects them from the racial profiling going on in arizona's crackdown is going on. they upheld the show me the papers of the arizona law. >> a new report out from the house of representatives that sayscountrywide issued hundreds of so-called vip loans to members of congress and other people on capitol hill. it was a three-year investigation. the house oversight committee finding countrywide was getting a whole lot of perks in exchange with help on business on capitol hill. it was discovered several high-profile members with getting prefer renn shall loans during the subcrisis mortgage, in which they were heavily involved. >>> the captain of the wrecked "costa concordiast is no longer house arest. he said "define hand guided him on the doomed cruise ship. doomed happened. a

were a couple things that happened today to help alleviate some of that threat and help bomb tech nixess got in other words, an assessment team of the first thing i want to show you is that explosion, the loudest of the three so apartment take a listen. (explosion) we were warned from three warns. thenned loudest of the explosion s came. that explosion right there was a water bomb, we're told. that's what they call it, layman term. basically what it did was water explosion, water device put inside to disarm a circuit board in the kitchen. that's what we were told. it basically connected everything. we've been told there are 30 bombs inside. there were more than that. 30 different home made hand grenade-type devices inside. there were also bottles that were set to explode, as well as other chemicals set to mix together and cause a fire. when you talk to federal agents off cam remarks they'll say while there was some danger with these very makeshift bomb, the real danger was if this had gone off, they believe the entire complex would have burned to the ground because there were a lot of d

be banned from post-season play for four years have to cut ten scholarships, 20 over the nix four yearsation and have to give up all victories from '98 until 2011. it is a total of 112 wins. we're back with more after the break. stay with us. we'll see you on the other side. >>we talk a lot about the influence of money in politics. it is the defining issue of this era. the candidate with the most money, does win. this is a national crisis. [ man ] ever year, sophia and i use the points we earn with our citi thankyou card for a relaxing vacation. ♪ ♪ sometimes, we go for a ride in the park. maybe do a little sightseeing. or, get some fresh air. but this summer, we used our thankyou points to just hang out with a few friends in london. [ male announcer ] the citi thankyou visa card. redeem the points you've earned to travel with no restrictions. rewarding you, every step of the way. [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, it's "the stephanie miller show." [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> stephanie: mm-hmm, it is "the stephanie miller show"." welcome to it. >> stephanie: every trip i

. >> one primary reasons of feminism undeniable truth feminism written by me, fell nix was establishtracted women. pure and simple. >> wow. >> he's not in any position to comment on that. >> stephanie: where do you even start there? >> he's also a -- word you just said. >> stephanie: okay. >> but remember, there is no women in the republican party conservative circles. there is no continuous effort to put down women or degrade that. that's a figment of the mainstream imagination. come on. it is hour by hour with these guys. >> stephanie: stuart barney, fox and friends. >> we need a robust private sector growth area. that's what we need. a robust private sector. that's the exact opposite of all government all the time that we're getting from this administration. >> and speaking as an american, i'm appalled. >> completely ignoring the fact that economists have pointed out if government worked for -- had stayed as robust as it had been under bush, the unemployment would be a lot lower. but under obama, the size of the government has shrunk but you know fox won't take that into account o

black kid born in detroit, nixes me to adelaide. he went to a white ayes, jefferson high in l.a. he is a sports star and the validate taurean. basco scholarship to ucla. sports star and validate taurean of ucla, where talking about a young black american enemy teen teens and 20s. the black women fla greased a thousand dollars of cash to put in his pockets. he goes across the country to harvard. he suffers lack person to earn a phd in political science in america from any university. has a masters from harvard as well. he is a flirtation with the left and high dust that rejects them. becomes a u.n. diplomat and presides over truce negotiations between israel -- the new state of israel and its attackers in 1948, 49 and was the nobel peace prize in 1950. the nobel committee w-whiskey not pandering to the united nations, giving it a boost and very keen on saying that the u.n. should be the arbiter of disputes and bunche was the first nonwhite recipient of the nobel peace prize for those keeping score. >> host: he jumped off of the page is a little bit. one prominent in his day, not a

nix nixon, of course, leaves broken after that. ford leaves broken. choked up.ning after his wife has to speak for him. jimmy carter leaves broken. ronald reagan. let's go -- i mean every single president, george h.w. bush. >> it's a brutal job. they all leave broken. >> i mean look at obama. he's not broken but his hair is graying. they visibly age. >> bill clinton is not broken. >> oh, wait, i forget. bill clinton is not broken. you know why bill clinton is not broken because he refused to leave. >> he won't leave. >> bill clinton still in the hangar, four months later. >> they're broken when they leave but rehabilitate themselves. even nixon, you couldn't leave more broken than nixon but he becomes this age of saddle river, having journalists out to dinner, rewriting history books. even nixon can come back. there is life after the presidency if you handle yourself. >> history is like one of the reasons this is all so much fun and i think so important ultimately, is remember the way the founders described i think washington described the senate as the saucer i

richard nix son is the father of minority business development. inside his minority business establish small business administration minority business develop agency and use the word economic justice. the former president of bennett college for women julienne regularly writes in comments on politics, education, and african-american economic history. and live sunday august 5th, at noon eastern your questions, calls, e-mails and tweets for the author of "surviving and thriving: 365 facts" on c-span2 booktv. seventeen months into the conflict in syria over 17,000 people are estimated to have died from the violence. on monday university of oklahoma middle east center director talked about the ongoing violence and explains why he thinks the u.s. should not get involved. he he'll look at various factions to bashar allah sad. this is about an hour. >> this program for the center it's a great pleasure to welcome all of you and our speaker professor joshua from the university of oklahoma. he's the director, the center for the studies at the university of o

. >> my husband was going to rent a surfboard, but i kind of put the nix on that one. >> reporter: the which are mostly accessible by boat and closest proximity to a large seal population. >> you just don't know. it's the last thing i would like to come in contact with. >> it's scary to know that there is the great white shark out here. >> reporter: shark sightings are now as expected as more beach weather. in chatham, news center 5. >> of course we've got the holiday tomorrow, wolf. so a lot of people keeping an eye on that, wolf. >> happy fourth of july to everyone out there indeed. we'll have much more on that tomorrow, obviously. lisa, thank you. >>> republican congressman says president obama wants you to "be his slave." i'll ask the party chairman if enough is enough if he's ready to denounce that kind of comment. standby. and a new study raises a strange but frightening question. could your pet increase the chance you will commit suicide? i have to know the weather patterns. i upgraded to the new sprint direct connect. so i can get three times the coverage. [ chirp ] [ manager 2