ahÍ estamos esperando aaron.le aaron a travÉs de todas las redes sociales. ven para acÁ ya que estas parado ahÍ. >> muy bien te quedaste ahÍ. bienvenido a sdpoer sdpeer"despierta amÉrica" ¿¿te acabas de despertar? >> #sÍ pero feliz de estar aquÍ. >> mÁs adelante vamos a platicar contigo. >> aaron ha lanzado su propia lÍnea de ropa nos tiene que hablar de la telenovela. >> estas muy activo. >> sÍ. >> mira como te tiene. >> mira nada mÁs esa mujer es brava, cuidado. >> bueno, aaron sientate acÁ con nosotros. >> te vamos aro rodear. >> ¿tomas cafÉ? >> sÍ. >> un cafÉ me un encantarÍa. >> ya tomaste desayuno? >> no todavÍa. >> dime una cosa para ti que significa tomar eso en los estados unidos tambiÉn >> mira cuando empieza un proyecto tienes las mejores intenciones son muchÍsimas cosas que tienes que juntar que un proyecto sea tan exitoso como el de teresa. todos ponemos lo mejor de nosotros y el pÚblico es el que manda si nos gusta. >> ha sido un exitoso encuentro. eres un hombre actor, cantante empresario. estrenas

brook and aaron did not find sarah at home, but they did find sarah. aaron and sarah join me now.very nice to see both of you together. can you guys hear me? this is anderson. >> one, two, three, four. >> yes, sir. >> aaron, sarah, you can hear me? >> yes. >> all right, cool. it's great to see you guys together. aaron, what was going through your head when you grabbed the camera and ran outside? had you ever been through anything like this before? >> nothing like this. i mean, i'm not sure anybody has with what they're saying about this kind of tornado. when we left the house, we had no idea it was like this. i took the camera thinking there would be some downed trees and stuff like that. but the time we had to abandon the car because of the debris, you realized the severity of everything and i already had the camera running. so we had it running as every block you went in deeper, the worse and worse it got and the severity of it set in. >> aaron, you had trouble figuring out where you were, even though it's a neighborhood you probably know very well. >> yeah. i've lived in joplin

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people like jackie robinson and, hank aaron.o sit down and talk to about the change in this country from his day to today. the election of a black president in this country compare that, if you can, if you will, to jackie robinson breaking into major league baseball, also what you did in major league baseball as far as your chasing history. in comparing those things, what i mean, how do they compare when it comes to those types of events being catalysts for change in this country? we might not know until later exactly what the election of barack obama did for the country, but as far as catalysts for change, how would you compare the two? >> well, it's a whole lot different than what president obama is up against now. you know, you know, the change, in fact him being president of the united states, i don't know, i don't know how i could compare that to anything other than to say that if dr. king was living today, he would say, well done, son. you know, we've made a tremendous change. we've moved in the right direction. >> you sai

we'll have more from hank aaron next hour.going to tell me how baseball is doing in reaching out to the african-american community because the numbers of african-americans in major league baseball has gone down in recent years. what exactly can be done to try to grow the game in inner cities? >>> also, no surprise here that presidents, you wonder who maybe he is pulling for in the nba eastern conference finals. >> miami heat or chicago bulls? >> translator: miami heat or chicago bulls? >> of course, he is saying hometown bulls. he wagered one of chicago's world famous hotdogs to back it up. the president making a bet there with a miami reporter. he also has some cuban fritas if the president loses. he met with the reporter to bring up the debate about immigration reform. >>> it's about time that some of these guys got on the record. a couple of gop candidates say they're running for the white house. who's who and what are their chances? think i have allergies? you're sneezing. i'm allergic to you. doubtful, you love me. hey, y

a couple, brook mckenzie and aaron watts searching for aaron's sister in a neighborhood that was a neighborhoodname only. take a look. >> look at all this. >> you guys okay? >> are you guys okay? >> yeah. >> holy crap! >> they raced to the home of aaron's sister, sarah. her house was badly damaged. look. >> sarah, mike! >> sarah, mike. mike, sarah! >> check the basement. >> sarah, mike? >> mike, sarah? >> you guys down here? >> mike? >> sis? >> sarah? >> mike? >> they must have left. >> kirby, kirby. >> kirby jean. [ whistling ] >> come on. they're not in the basement? >> no, i don't think so. sarah, mike! >> they're not down there. >> you can't see anything. >> they did not find sarah at home but they did find sarah. aaron and sarah join me now. very nice to see both of you together. can you guys hear me? >> one, two, three, four. >> yes, sir. >> you can hear me? >> yes. >> all right, cool. it's great to see you guys together. aaron, what was going through your head when you grabbed the camera and ran outside? had you ever been through anything like this before? >> nothing like this. i mean, i

brook and aaron didn't find sarah at home but they did find sarah. i spoke with her and with aaron.what was going through your head when you grabbed the camera and first ran outside, had you ever been through anything like this before? >> nothing like this. i'm not sure anybody has with what they're saying about this kind of tornado. when we left the house, we had no idea it was like this, though. i took the camera thinking there would be some drouowned trees a stuff like that. but you realized the severity of everything, and i already had the camera running. every block you went in deeper, the worse and worse it got and the severity of it set in. >> aaron, you even had trouble figuring out where you were, even though it's probably a neighborhood you know very well. >> yeah, i've lived in joplin my entire life. i've been to my sister's house obviously plenty of times. everything was just so level, you had no idea where you were. with the street signs gone, there was no landmarkers, no houses, no trees, no nothing. it was just completely barren. so we kept having to ask people where

aaron lost his leg and the next day he lost his daughter. i have a memory of asking where is my daughter? i was fading in and out. >> reporter: the cops will be at the check point that police dedicated to his daughter. >> when someone gets smashed and gets bind the wheel and kill someone it is murder. >> reporter: six months ago he and his wife welcomed a son into his family. happiness and smiles he brought with him into the world and some day he will learn more about his sister that will always exist in her father's heart. >> she was pure love. she was loving and compassionate and sweet and gentle child. and i hope that -- that that kindness and that love will be in aim. >>> >> reporter: and tonight at this check point we spoke to aaron about the man who was convicted about killing melody. he was killed days after arriving at prison. and aaron thinks that the man got off easy. >>> a bill that would set deadlines for the use of drunk driving check points passed the state assembly today. allen says that dui check points are snaring sober but

aaron!i'm going to take a nap and hopefully get out today. >> kentucky derby day. >> well, i'm not going to kentucky. >> we don't have a 6:00 news because of the kentucky derby. >> it's 2 minutes! >> the most exciting two minutes in sports. >> especially if you've got a mint julep to go with it. >> especially if you've got a horse that will cross the line first. >> now you're limiting the field of happiness. >> what's important, that they run well and they don't break a leg. break a leg is a show business term. that's what you tell people in show business, not what you tell the horses. outside on a saturday morning, we are getting rays of sunshine down through a few clouds early this morning. certainly going to be a nice day to get outside and enjoy the weather. that is for certain. we will have a mix of clouds and sunshine through much of the day. 57 degrees, our current temperature right now, with a northwest breeze at only 6 miles per hour. no rain, anywhere close by. a nice dry start to

news 4 aaron gilchrist and has more for us now. aaron? >> barbara, we want to get the very latest now on developments with these letters that have shown up in d.c. schools in the last two days. we have cathy lanier with us here now. bring us up to speed on the latest developments today in regard to letters showing up at schools. >> the teams are still very active and we have now recovered an additional ten letters, some were picked up at school facilities and some were intercepted at other places before they reached the school. we kind of expected this. we probably figured through the day today and maybe through monday working on trying to recover the remainder of the letters. but the teams are working very well and we anticipate going through probably monday. >> at this point you've found letters at five schools and five letters intercepted by the postal service, is that fair? >> five or six letters that actually made it through to schools that were recovered starting early this morning about 7:00 and the remainder picked up by the posta

and aaron and sarah cox join us from joplin, missouri., first of all, for sharing this with us and for being here. aaron, can you tell us what was going on through your mind at that point, you picked up the cam remarks you were running to your sister's house. what possessed you to roll the tape? >> we didn't know how bad it was when we first left the house. i was staying with my parents it wasn't that bad. a few overturned trees. so i took the camera just to see what we could see. but the farther we got into the city the worse and worse it got. by time we had to leave the car because of all the debris and get moving you realized it was really bad. i had the camera still running at the time. so we just kind of captured it all. >> sarah, i know that this is the first time that you've actually seen and heard this, this video, and it's clearly very emotional. it is obvious so much how much your brother loves you. >> yeah. yeah. i'm blessed to have family members and brothers that were searching for me and searching for my pets. i have friends

fans who say hank aaron is the home run king?ll always be my home run king, and they refuse to acknowledge anybody at this point that is above your name? would you say let it go, or would you say -- >> i would tell them thank you. i would thank them, first of all. thank them if they think that way, but here again, and we were talking about barry bonds. and you know,b barry bonds hit more home runs than i did, and she should be justifiably be the home run king. that's the way i look at it. i look at it saying he did everything he was supposed to do in baseball. now, people say, well,ia know, he was on this, he was on that. i don't know what he was on. you know, i have no idea. i'm not god. i don't have any idea. the only thing i know is that barry bonds was a terrific ball player. i hit 755 home runs. and no matter how you look at it, i'm not going to hit another home run, not in this era. i may ndo it somewhere else, no here. he hit more than i did, so he should be classified as the home run king. >> you don't believe he was on a

lieutenant aaron wataga should serve. and what's interesting is, again, it's the same type of thing. it's been a very devicive split in the community. he is an individual who embraces being japanese american who chooses to refuse deployment on the grounds that it's not constitutional. he is inordinately bright and articulate and a poster boy for being sort of the u.s. soldier but he believes, after talking to soldiers coming back, that it's wrong. it's very similar to my central character, chet. as this went on in contemporary news it fed on where my central character became bolstered. that's what happens when you are writing a play. over a period of 3 1/2, 4 years things happen in your personal life and in the world around you that continue to sort of feed into the play. so the no no boy aspect, i just gave him a speech a couple days ago where he says, because i really want to bring up the issue and make it relevant to contemporary times. he says, doesn't anybody care what happened? they took away our rights. doesn't any

thank you so much this morning, one of the stars will be hank aaron.talk about the state of the game today. take a listen to him. >> the election of a black president in this country -- >> uh-huh. >> compare that if you can, if you will to jackie robinson breaking into major league baseball and also what you did in major league baseball as far as your chasing history. in comparing those things, what i mean, how do they compare when it come to those types of events being catalysts for change in this country. we may not know until later exactly what the election did for back people in this country. how would you compare it? >> it's a whole lot different than what the president obama is up against now, you know, the change in fact him being president of the united states, i don't know how i could compare that to anything other than to say that if dr. king were living today, we would have said, well done, son, we have made a tremendous change, we have moved in the right direction. >> you said riding on the shoulders of these giants of dr. king, of jackie r

among them -- jackie robinson, of course, but also hank aaron.k aaron is one that i had the chance to sit down with and have a conversation about what it meant for him at the time to be that guy in major league baseball. some of them were out there before you. but when you kind of got into the mix, is that something you wanted? did you ever consider yourself kind of a leader being out front, a leader in the civil rights era, or did you just want to play baseball? >> i wanted to play baseball and i never felt like i was a leader but i felt like jackie robinson had paved the way for -- and i wanted to be a baseball player. let me put it that way. jackie robinson had paved the way for all of us. when i say all of them -- myself, willie and some of the other black whose came before him and was a little bit younger than he was. had paved the way. and i felt like it was my responsibility not only as a baseball player but to carry myself in such a way that other blacks would be able to look at me and say, oh, i not only want to be the same kind of ball

aaron. oh, my gosh. >> right through here. >> i don't know -- >> i don't know where we are. i don't know. i don't know where to go. >> we have to keep going this way. don't step on any of this. come on. we have to keep going this way. >> i feel like i need to help if someone is hurt. >> we'll keep asking. look at this house, it's gone. are you guys okay? >> yeah. >> oh, my gosh. look at these houses, babe. >> are you guys okay? >> yes. >> what street is this? >> this is -- i don't know. illinois is a couple over. there's the school. >> oh babe, look. >> what? >> oh, no. it's the hospital. >> who you. they did find aaron's sister sarah. amazing that's their neighborhood and he couldn't tell what street they were on. >> asking others if they were okay and seeing the way -- i mean it's shock. it hasn't registered. they're running through and they're looking for his sister. imagine. >> when i got there, the woman who checked me into the hotel had lost her house and she said she went to look for

, but that wasn't the end of hank aaron's comments. you need to hear the rest of it and you will in 2:30. you could get arrested for that you know. it's not what you think. look. there was a time when a company like that would envy us. little outfit. it's almost quaint. all these years we had something they could never have. something only the biggest operations could ever afford. it was our strategic advantage. now they have it. what exactly is "it" that they have? logistics. a level playing field. it's not fair. it's me? alright emma, i know it's not your favorite but it's time for your medicine, okay? you ready? one, two, three. [ both ] ♪ emma, emma bo-bemma ♪ banana-fana-fo-femma ♪ fee-fi-fo-femma ♪ em-ma very good sweety, how do you feel? good. yeah? you did a really good job, okay? let's go back to drawing. down the hill? man: all right. we were actually thinking, maybe... we're going to hike up here, so we'll catch up with you guys. [ indistinct talking and laughter ] whew! i think it's worth it. working with a partner you can

but aaron hopes the images of his 9-year-old daughter make drivers think twice before getting behind the wheel if they have had too much to drink. >> if you don't care about yourself or what happened to you, you know, could you please care about other innocent people that you might hurt or kill. >> reporter: and so far tonight a few people have been arrested or ticketed for either having an open container or being in possession of narcotics such as marijuana. this man in particular was issued a big ticket for having an open container and driving without a license and having marijuana in his backpack. and remember driving under the influence means under the influence of any kind of narcotic including medical marijuana, prescription drugs and having a blood alcohol level of .08 or above. dana, back to you. >> all right, elizabeth cook, thank you. >>> more than two dozen felony drug cases dropped in san francisco today. all because of a another video surfacing that appears to undermine the credibility of some undercover police officers. the video shows an officer approaching a suspected

i spoke with her and with aaron. >> aaron, what was going through your head?you grabbed the camera and first ran outside. had you ever been through anything like this before? >> nothing like this. i mean, i'm not sure anybody has, with what they're saying about this kind of tornado. when we left the house, we had no idea it was like this, though. i took the camera thinking there'd be some downed trees and stuff like that. but by the time we had to abandon the car because of the debris, you kind of realized the severity of everything, and i already had the camera running, so we just kind of had it running as we went out searching, and every block you went in deeper, the worse and worse it got, and the severity of it kind of set in. >> and aaron, you even had trouble figuring out where you were, even though it's a neighborhood you know very well. >> yeah, i've lived in joplin my entire life. you know, i'd been to my sister's house, obviously, plenty of times, but everything was just so leveled, you had no idea where you were. i mean, even -- with the street sign

. >> aaron and brock were high school sweethearts.on shot this video last sunday as they ran through the streets of joplin searching for his sister. >> it was pure chaos. >> they found her and also grabbed brooke's wedding dress from the tailor on main street. they are getting married today. they thought about canceling, but this is just what their town needs. >> everyone is ready to do something happy. we had half the people helping us out. my sister, her brother, a bunch of the people attending the wedding and everyone wanted to do it. >> because joplin is already showing it can shoulder even the heaviest of loads. >> we're going to rebuild and it has to start somewhere. >> and they plan to build it quickly. they expect to have this business finished in 45 days. ben tracy, cbs news, joplin, missouri. >> president obama traveled to joplin tomorrow for his first look at the destruction. back in the u.s. this afternoon following a week long trip to europe. his last stop was popa land polland. we are getting breaking news. a suspicious

aaron in a tux and his bride in that dress. >> there is still stuff to celebrate and hopefully everyone is able to have a good time tonight. we'll take it one night at a time and tomorrow we can work on picking up the pieces again. >> reporter: mike and sara were there too. perfectly safe. >> finally having a good day. >> that's right. >> reporter: incidentally, mike and sara are also getting married this summer. sara told me there's nothing quite like a near death experience to cement your love for someone. >> two happy endings where we need them. matt, thanks. all of us who were in joplin this week won't forget, that giant twister erasing an entire landscape. homes wiped out as far as we could see. what you could not erase is the heart of the people, now determined to give to one another to get their town and their lives back. erin hayes has that part of the story tonight. >> reporter: firefighter, kyle howard, spent the first days after the tornado rescuing people. finally made his way to his home where his wife and sons had survived the twister. he hoped to salvage what he could, no

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volunteers painted murals, see aaron gilchrist.lant planted trees and flowers as part of comcast cares day. they turned the courtyard into an outdar park area. comcast donated $25,000 to the school. they're the new parent company of nbc 4. >> and that was spingarn high school. i've been corrected. >>> it was only day one of the walk. thousands of supporters were cheered yesterday who participa participated in the ninth annual avon walk for cancer. this is one of the biggest fund raisers for breast cancer research. the avon foundation has raised more than $380 million since 2003. you'll see more pink today as walkers complete a half marathon. we also have a live interview today with another event to help fund the fight against breast cancer coming up at 9:15 this morning. >> looking forward to that. >>> 7:45 right now. the "today" show is next here on nbc 4. it starts at 8:00. >> let's get a preview now. jenna wolfe joins us live from new york. good morning, jenna. >> kimberly, aaron, good morning to you. >>> coming up on "today," p

joe, back to you. >> aaron gilchrist reporting live.ath photo of osama bin laden floating around capitol hill this morning. it now seems that that picture is a fake. three members of the armed services committee, including senator scott brown of massachusetts originally said they had seen a photograph of bin laden's body after she was shot to death. now they're saying it was not authentic. diane feinstein confirmed with nbc news that no senators have seen the actual photos. >>> more than 100 people will be out of a job in prince william county in july. budget cuts at the pentagon are translating to layoffs for a defense contracting plant in wood bridge. the marine corps has decided not to buy nearly 600 amphibious fighting vehicles from general dynamics. the company's plant will have to lay off 112 employees because of the decision. a third of the workforce. >>> in a yearlong battle to reach a contract agreement for nurses in washington's largest hospital may finally be over. officials from the washington hospital center and the union r

. >> reporter: aaron and brookes were high school sweet hearts. they shot this looking for aaron's sister. >> it was pure chaos. >> reporter: they found her and grabbed brook's wedding dress from the taylor on main street. they are getting married today. they thought about canceling but decided this is what the town needs. >> everybody is ready to do something happy. we had half of the people helping out in the church lost their houses. my sister, brother, everyone wanted to do it. >> reporter: because joplin is showing it can shoulder even the heaviest of loads. >> we're going to rebuild. it has to start somewhere. >> reporter: they're planning to rebuild this one preuty quickly, 45 days. in a sign of the difficulties they're dealing with here they're waiting on the electrician because he lost his home in the storm. >> ben, thank you very much. >>> president obama travels to joplin tomorrow. today the president concluded his european trip with a visit to warsaw, poland. >>> three people sustained minor injuries when a delta airline jett blew a ti

the real champion is hank aaron.k a little bit about it with me. >> what would you say to those fans that say, hank aaron is the home run king, he will always be my home run king and they refuse to acknowledge anybody at this point that is above your name. would you say to them, hey, let it go folks? the guy above me has more home runs? or would you say -- >> i would say, thank you. thank them first of all if they think that way. but we are talking about barry bonds and he hit more home runs than i did and he should be justifiable, the home run king. and people say, he was on this, on that. i don't know what he was on. i have no idea. i don't have any idea. the only thing that i know of barry bonds was a terrific ball player. and no matter how you look at it, not in this era, i may do it somewhere else but not here. and he hit more home runs than i did. and this was so he could be classified as the home run king. >> so you don't believe he was on anything? >> no, i didn't say i believed he was on it. no matter what i

of course this isn't the first time i laid eyes on aaron schoch. i spoke with the fully clothed congressman back in 2009. jim? >> hi, stephen colbert. nice to meet you. >> hi, mr. colbert, welcome. >> stephen: tell me about the fighting 18th. >> tell you about what? >> stephen: the fighting 18th. >> the fighting 18th1234 what's the fighting 18th. >> stephen: do you not represent the 18th district of illinois. >> yes. >> stephen: tell me about the fighting 18th. >> you mean like tell you about my district. >> stephen: sounds better to say fighting 18th. >> it's a 20 county district, home to 161 towns. >> stephen: fair warning, i'm already bored. >> well, i think a lot of remarkable things happen in per oria just as a lot of remarkable things happen around the country. >> stephen: you're the youngest member of congress. >> yes. >> stephen: is there a hazing process? >> no, not really, you know, there's no spanking machine,. >> no spanking machine in congress. >> stephen: no nick names. >> no nick names. >> stephen: schochman, schoch meister, anything

def i think that's going to be a battle that we will be watching for a long time for years to come aaron thanks so much for joining us tonight. plagues . the supreme court may have just destroyed the fourth amendment in eight to one ruling the court held that police can enter her home without a warrant if they smell marijuana and if when knocking on the door they hear what sounds like the destruction of evidence now according to justice alito who wrote the majority opinion if they break into your house it's your own fault you know that the defendant in this case coming from kentucky could have used his constitutional rights by not responding to the knocking he could have come to the door and declined to let the officers in without a warrant but apparently by making sounds that sounded like the destruction of evidence maybe something like flushing the toilets and the defendant created an accident circumstance where the police just had to come in and alone dissenting opinion on this court justice ginsburg posed the perfect question how secure do our homes remain if police armed with no war

aaron grabbed it out of a downtown tailor shop, hauling it down the street.ndering if it was okay to celebrate when so many are in pain. >> and we still have friends and people we know who are still trying to put things back together. i mean, you still almost feel guilty about doing it, and about being happy. >> reporter: but their guests told them this is just what joplin needs. >> we all need the hope for tomorrow. what a better way than a young, married couple. ♪ >> aaron, you may kiss your wife. >> reporter: so in a town where so much has been torn apart, aaron and brooke are beginning a new life together. and as it turns out, brooke and aaron's was not the only wedding that took place in joplin this weekend. i was actually driving down main street on saturday, saw another couple taking pictures on the street corner. people were honking and waving. clearly a moment of joy in a town that so desperately needs it. rebecca? >> ben, nice to see amidst some of that desperation there. how are people in joplin today observing memorial day? >> well, this is going

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aaron cox, brooke watson, thanks so much for being with us.ress tonight on brooke. >> yes. yes. i carried it a long way, so i can't wait. >> wonderful. thanks so much, guys. >> very sweet. >> it is. >> it is coming up on seven minutes past the hour. let's go over to betty nguyen for another look at the headlines. >> good morning russ and rebecca. good morning to you. palestinians in the gaza strip now have access to the outside world again. this morning, egypt reopened gaza's main gateway after a four-year blockade by both egypt and israel. the move is expected to ease economic hardship for more than 1 million people who live in gaza. israel imposed the blockade to isolate the radical hamas leadership. egypt's new lieds are have promised to improve relations with hamas. >>> former bosnian serb army general ratko mladic could face war crimes charges in a matter of days in the netherlands. mladic was captured thursday in serbia, after 16 years on the run. he was wanted for orchestrating the worst massacre of the bosnian war. his family says he i

. >> aaron star, department staff. the case before you is proposed legislation introduced by supervisor mirkarimi to all the restaurant definitions and article seven of the planning code. supervisor mirkarimi's aide, rob selnes is here to discuss the original impetus for the proposed legislation and that you har the presentation and take public comment but not take action until a later date. so i'll give it over to rob for now. >> good afternoon, commissioners. thanks for taking up this matter today. my name is rob thelma. a legislative aide in supervisor mirkarimi's office. he's a member of the budget committee. and so he's tied up in the budget committee right now until -- so he asked me to come speak with you today. supervisor mirkarimi sbuchede this legislation after community groups and small business owners expressed to him that there was some onerous restrictions on locally owned self-service restaurants. it turns out the restrictions hark back to the 1970's and 1980's before there were formula retail controls.

not made the progress in baseball that we needed to make, that black kit can look up and say hank aaron club. baseball has owners and this black kid and the black mother, father can look out and see that that kid, if he makes it, he's got a chance to go on to greater things. >> you're going to be hearing more from my conversation with hank aaron, find out who helped him achieve his success. >>> a reminder, you'll hear from them again. morgan freeman, carlos santana, and also earn knee banks. you'll hear from them. >>> coming up a single mother fighting to keep her home. she got so desperate she even asked the president for help. in two and a half minutes, find out what she's doing next. i'll tell you what -- when we stop to fill it up. ♪ ♪ [ son ] you realize, it's gotta run out sometime. ♪ 14 clubs. that's what they tell us a legal golf bag can hold. and while that leaves a little room for balls and tees, it doesn't leave room for much else. there's no room left for deadlines or conference calls. not a single pocket to hold the stress of the day, or the to-do list of tomorrow. only 14

hank aaron, you say you like him? >> absolutely. hank aaron is legendary, beyond legendary.opportunity to be in the same room as him is very unique and exciting. i think we can help communicate that to the young people out here as to how we got here. >> one of the things they're trying to do today with want nah play is get the youth reinvigorated in baseball. what's your message to them? >> baseball was a huge part of my life growing up, i played year-round, traveling. it played a big part in me being disciplined, accountable. it's the beautiful combination of individual, being a task manager for yourself but also being on a team. you learn how to balance a team sport but also handling your responsibility. hitting is one of the most difficult, if not the most difficult things in sports. you a team to fall back on to be your support system. i think it's a lovely combination of the two. >> reporter: and williams is out talking to the kids, hoping they take those messages along with them when they leave today. this baseball game behind me, that's just the beginning, leading up

aaron, over to you. >> thank you, kimberly. >>> chuck's here now.re looking at different glasses there? >> i was sitting in kimberly chair, i thought i would put kimberly's glasses on, have a different view on the world. >> the weekend forecast is looking cloudier all of a sudden. i'll come back with the right glasses and give you all the >>> drivers, listen up. a traffic alert. if you're planning on using the wilson bridge this weekend, because crews are installing a storm drain across the bridge, multiple lanes are going to be closed. the through lanes on the outer loop of the beltway between telegraph road and route 1 will be closed. drivers will still be able to access telegraph from the outer loop and there are still two local outer loop local lanes that are still open. the work should be completed some time by tomorrow morning. >>> and there will be moisture delays on the red, blue, and orange lines as well this weekend as crews will be making repairs. the red line will share one track between grosvenor and twin brook stations as well as betwe

the beginning of an internet versus a government war on a global scale you and me to discuss this is aaron swartz executive director of demand progress dot org eric thanks so much for joining us tonight for starters is this tell you really how big these tech giants have become in this world that now they're meeting with world leaders of the eight largest industrialized nations i mean that's that's pretty incredible right there now at the highest political level that you can possibly achieve you think it deserves. oh i think it's definitely deserved i mean we've seen our economy now on the minute he runs around these big companies they're some of the biggest companies in the stock market in the industry and so it's just natural that of course the way car companies met with political leaders of old now are meeting with the people who run these internet companies or the big difference is that each of these companies are international. on a global scale and they can't be sort of feathered by one regulatory government which is why it's so crucial they go to these international gatherings do you

aligned with leaking and doesn't serve as a vindication for wiki leaks joining me to discuss it is aaron swartz executive director of the man of progress dot org aaron thanks again for coming back on the show. the first part is the internet i really do think that we can fix this really changed the playing field over the last year and now we're seeing this this is journalism arms race as to who can set up their own leaking site or i guess alternative faster. but clearly i mean this is a huge indication that we can actually gone from everybody saying they should be locked up in prison to the point where every newspaper or a news outlet works how the senate and we go to the point where if they want to look at julian assange we're going to have to work on every editor of every major newspaper in this country it's just ridiculous well you know it's interesting too because the wall street journal didn't get any of the any of the document dumps from wiki leaks and so i'm wondering maybe there is a little bit of bitterness involved there too you know what about rupert murdoch wanted to do this.

a permanent police permanent surveillance state joining me from more from boston massachusetts is aaron swartz founder and executive director of demand progress thanks so much for being with us air and the patriot act today there was a hearing on reauthorization this month that up for renewal the obama administration pushes for it says it's important for national security but not politically fit a real reversal from the obama administration but i mean this is a guy who during the campaign talked about how he wanted to repeal the bush administration. now once he's in office he's reversed his position to continue it so i think he should stick with his original promise you know it's funny that you bring up i want to go ahead and play a little bit of sound something that obama said back when he was campaigning when he was senator barack obama and he was doing exactly as you said he said that the patriot act needed to be repealed needed to and here was his criticism about that can we roll that. you know i talked all solution along for ten years i think the constitution very seriously the big

aaron gilchrist. thank you, aaron. >>> bin laden's death has been a morale boost for the military and cause of celebration around the country, but could it lead to a surge of volunteers in the service? jane watrel is live in arlington with answers to that question. hi, jane. >> reporter: hi, wendy. recruiters say it's too early to tell, but certainly all of the positive reaction and publicity surrounding u.s. commandos that killed bin laden isn't hurting. it was a history-making day for u.s. troops with osama bin laden's death coming at the hands of navy s.e.a.l.s. outside an armed forces recruiting station, was there a feeling of pride. >> it was good to know that we were on top of the whole situation. it was great to than we specifically had the ability and capability to do that. >> the dedication we put in and trying to find this guy and finally took him down. it's great news to hear. >> but will the euphoria over bin laden's death translate into more volunteers? experts say it certainly can't hurt

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okay, a question from aaron in north wales, pennsylvania.ave $5,700 on a credit card with a 30% interest rate. ouch. and i have $3,000 on another credit card at around 18%. now, my credit score came in at 720. but i can't get approved for a personal loan at a bank or get a lower interest credit card, because my credit utilization is considered too risky. do i have any alternatives to pay off this debt at a lower interest rate? kind of backed into a corner. >> yeah, although, carmen, i was so glad to hear that last part of the question that aaron wants the money to pay down that credit card debt. because those interest rates are incredibly high. even at 18%, which sounds low compared to the 30. if aaron has a 3% minimum payment, he is paying double, you know, 20 bucks out for beer and pizza costs him $40. >> wow. >> so the interesting thing is, he's clearly been very financially responsible, as evidenced by that 720 credit score. so ironically, what he may want to do is actually ask for an increase in his credit limit to reduce his credit uti