aaron is our champion, as you just heard. eddie and kathy, welcome aboard. pick up the signaling devices. hopefully, you'll get to use them often in this first round of play, the jeopardy! round, and here are the categories... you're... and finally, we'll deal with... aaron, your choice. let's watch some fox tv for $200. what is "m.a.s.h."? tv for $400. what is "the x-files"? i'll take grime fighters for $200, please. what is johnson & johnson? tv for $600. what is "that '70s show"? tv, $800. what is "batman"? 20th century fox tv for $1,000. what is "the simpsons"? for $1,000. you're tied with aaron. abbreviations after your name for $200, please. what is bachelor of arts? grime fighters for $400. they're for your dishwasher. back to you, kathy. grime fighters, $600. what is bleach? grime fighters, $800. what is vinegar? grime fighters, $1,000. yay. (chuckles) how much of that $2,800 are you going to put at risk? oh, let's do $1,800. all right. here is the clue... what is formula 409? formula 409. yes. you've done some cleaning around your home, and it's pai

he arrived home to a full house, his roommates, brad heyka and aaron sander were there, along with aaron'slose friend heather muller and jason's girlfriend. we'll call her h.g. she had come over with her dog nikki. both aaron and heather were interested in the church. heather taught sunday school and loved to sing sacred music. ♪ they once dated, but the relationship had since become platonic while aaron tried to decide whether to study for the priesthood. heather was thinking of becoming a nun. on this night, aaron and heather were in the kitchen. they shared a late dinner and a bottle of wine. down in the basement brad heyka, a finance specialist, turned in, while upstairs jason prepared his gym bag for the next day's practice and switched off the lights. in the bathroom, h.g. washed her face and pinned her hair up with a plastic clip. outside there were six inches of fresh snow on the ground and a cutting north wind. inside the five friends were warm, oblivious to the change a knock on the door would bring. >>> coming up -- i've always looked up to my brother. he doesn't look like a hea

i will tell you about aaron burr and why i wrote a book. my book is "the heartbreak of aaron burr". i will tell you about the heartbreak of aaron burr but i can't tell the whole story without giving away the ending. i don't want to give away the ending because it is not just that i want you to buy the book and read the book and hang around until the end but it has to do with the reason i wrote the book in the first place. this goes back to my experience of writing. my experience of reading and in particular might experience of listening to a question my mother has been putting to me for the last 23 or 24 years and the question i will get to in a moment, it goes to the heart of why people write and why people read. i teach history at the university of texas and i also teach writing. i teach writing to graduate students. graduate students in my writing seminar just completed a couple days ago come from history. they come from communications, journalism, they come from the english department and fine arts. they are students, apprentice writers and they are working on developing the air

and aaron will tell you. if you know your words, you'll be much happier with your performance ago learned the words. and there is a rhythm to it. like all the great writers, all the way back to shakespeare. there is a rhythm to aaron sorkin, mamet. once you get him going add up to pace, it is like music. you can feel the rhythm of it. i find it a huge relief to get handed the script, thank you very much, and my job is to throwed against the land and make a decision about whether it is right or wrong. tavis: i do not know if i have talked to many -- and the actor who worked with sorkin who has not had something to say about the massive number of walk and talk scenes. you seem to of master that. what are your thoughts about the walking and talking that he loves so much? >> i am usually behind a desk. what i am having those arias. the walking is done. so that is ok. i look at it as an action sequence. in a way, it is, -- it is like a purple car chase. -- walking car chase. it is word for word. when we enter we'r

hey, ann. >> hey, aaron. "today", the manhunt intensifies for an award winning surgeon suspected of a deadly shooting inside a buffalo hospital. this morning police fear he is armed, dangerous, and may have altered his appearance. we are live with the latest on this story. >>> also ahead, max, that little boy who played darth vader in that popular commercial is recovering from successful open heart surgery. we will hear from his doctor. >>> and it is hmayhem on rockefeller plaza. you can see he is already on the stage giving us a rehearsal as he reprepares for the concert for a full half hour coming up this morning here on "today." even going to teach matt something here he has never done before. we'll tell you what that is when we get started here on a friday morning here on "today." back to you, aaron. >> see you in a little bit, ann. >> you bet. >> that's going to be a fun concert. you know that, right? >> pandemonium in midtown manhattan. >>> important information for young parents and those thinking abou

aaron's not sure you can be angry enough. i came out before my butt even hurt the chair i'm going i want this. you have actually very little to say in this. so apparently, and it's good writers, they see, i barely hear what you said jeff but i see will and i think as the breakfast went on. >> that's exactly right. and he did have a part walking in. now emily, who is not acctomed to auditioning things, auditioning for things, additioned 35 or 40 times. >> yes. it was like american idol, it never ended. >> it would get worse. >> rose: you were asked to addition again. >> we wanted to see her one more time and she would be on a family vacation in the mountains of vancouver and shirpa guides finding her way back to new york. and she was so great about it. by the way, these additions aren't short, they're not, you come in and read a couple scenes for a few minutes. they were long work sessions and -- >> but i was fiendish about it too. i'm not accustomed being quite so thirstily ambitious. >> rose: why was that. >> because i reall

>> reporter: good morning, aaron. more than 50 million americans are standing by waiting to see what the supreme court will rule. now, at question is is the affordable care act actually constitutional? can congress force people to get insurance? and we will find out what the highest court has to say about that in their decision today. 26 states and a national business group challenged the law's central requirement that all americans get health insurance. so, today the supreme court will decide if congress has the right to make people purchase insurance or pay a penalty. the court may uphold the health care law, strike it down, or say the requirement that most americans carry health insurance is unconstitutional. but maybe they'll decide to keep other aspects of the law in place. if the court rules in favor of the affordable care act, it will settle the legal questions surrounding president obama's plan but won't guarantee an end to the political battle. if upheld, republicans are vowing to repeal, block and slow down

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, aaron.t a few days ago a busy schedule for kwame brown would have meant council meetings and hearings, maybe a community event. it's a series of court appearances. john will appear in front -- brown will appear in front of two judges on separate charges. at 11:00 a.m., brown is expected to plead guilty to a felony bank fraud charge. prosecutors say that brown falsified income information in order to get a home loan and buy a boat. then yesterday, a new charge surfaced. brown now is also accused of violating campaign finance laws. prosecutors say he was -- he authorized the opening of a campaign side account and that the money spent went largely unreported. now that charge is a misdemeanor. kwame brown resigned on wednesday. he has not made any public statement to the press, at least not as of yet. it is certainly -- will address the charges at some point today. reporting live, megan mcgrath, news4. >>> the corruption scandal has many asking who's in charge and what's next. as chairman of the

: oh, aaron.tball team? >> i've never actually watched a basketball game. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: think of a name of a team. >> chicago bulls. >> jimmy: yeah, okay. good. chicago bulls. that could be your favorite team. i would have said knicks but that's all right. we're in new york, but don't worry about it. >> that's right. >> jimmy: chicago bulls. you got guts, buddy. so if you could invent your own slam dunk, like they have names like tomahawk, the windmill, the 360. if you could invent your own slam dunk what would it be called? >> i'd call it the double alley-oop. like, double backflip, this way. >> jimmy: all right, so it's a double alley-oop, triple -- triple flip this way. >> this way. >> jimmy: yeah, triple flip this way. >> jimmy: double alley-oop triple flip this way. >> dunk. >> jimmy: dunk. double alley-oop, triple flip this way. that should be easy for you three. >> say it one more time. >> jimmy: it's a double alley-oop, triple flip, this way. >> dunk. >> jimmy: this way. this way

also, his boss, the genius aaron sorkin. plus, mr. cool himself, ll cool j opens up about fame, family and that pray for whitney houston at the grammys. >> i could not see going out on stage and having a party without first finding some sort of peace with what took place. >> he also reveals why he's rapping again. >> king of the rap world. >> you really are. they're talking about you in every club. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." good evening. truth, power and the media. colliding like never before in "the newsroom." aaron sorkin gave us "west wing" and "the social network." also jeff daniels. who plays the cynical anchor man. plus the hitmaker with a hit show, ll cool j, one of my favorite guests, joins me again. this time, he's opening up about his private life. what it really means to be a role model. first, the big story. hbo's "the newsroom." welcome to you both. so si was at the premiere of "te newsroom" in new york. lots of cable news anchors racing to see how accurate this was. and i think it's fair to say the general conse

aaron? >> thank you. >>> this morning, jury selection will begin in the jerry sandusky child sex abuse case. the former penn state assistant football coach is accused of using his own charity to find and abuse at least ten boys over a 15-year period. brian mooar is live outside the courthouse with more. good morning. >> reporter: hi, aaron. finding an impartial jury here is just the first of many challenges for sandusky's defense. right now, opening statements are scheduled to begin next monday. that looks like a very ambitious, potentially impossible timetable because of that jury pool. we're talking about 600 people in center county here. and this is essentially a suburb of penn state. people who are personally, if not professionally, tied to penn state, and its football program. if they cannot find enough jurors here who are impartial and fair and ready to stand in judgment of jerry sandusky, the jury selection would then have to pull in jurors, a panel from another county that would take

aaron? >> all right, thank you. >>> a plan to give the district more control over its budget is dead. city leaders asked a senate committee to pull the bill because of amendments republican senator rand paul added to it. paul wanted to relax dc's gun laws and allow residents to carry concealed weapons. he also wanted to make a ban on funding for abortions permanent ppt it would have allowed dc to spend local tax dollars without approval from congress. today lawmakers on capitol hill will review a plan that would free student loan rates for another year. the senate already approved the deal. the house will review the plan today. without a resolution, rates could double this sunday from 3.4% to 6.8%. students will save money with the lower rate, but it will cost the government $6 billion. republicans and democrats have been at odds over how to pay for all of that. >>> a unifying and healing event that is how virginia governor bob mcdonnell describes a division by the university of virginia ver

aaron sorkin, what makes america the greatest country in the world. >> you.i want a human moment. >> honestly, i think it's the fact that we want to do better. that we set certain goals for ourselves. we think that there is a certain way, a certain thing that america should be. a certain way that americans should be. and even if we are not that, we want to be that. we know that we can do better. (applause) >> stephen: you, sir, are reading my mind. aaron sorkin. the news room airs sunday at 10 on hbo. check it out. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing new dentyne split to fit pack. it splits in to two smaller, sleeker packs that fit almost anywhere so you can take them everywhere. dentyne split to fit. practice safe breath. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: well, that's it for the show, everybody. we're about to take a two week break. but before we go, this spring i introduce the colbert super pac superfun pack to empower today's youths. now it came with a treasure map. well, folks, i'm happy to say the treasure box has

aaron and eun? >> thank you. >>> we begin with some breaking news now. a u.s. drone strike has killed at least eight militants in pakistan. this happened in north waziristan right on the border with afghanistan. this is the second drone attack in as many days. and the eighth in the past two weeks. pakistan has repeatedly demanded the u.s. stop these attacks. american officials say the drone strikes are too effective in the battle against militants to stop. >>> the defense team for george zimmerman plans to appeal a bond ruling that sent their client back to jail. george zimmerman surrendered to police in sanford, florida. he's charged with second-degree murder in the shooting death of 17-year-old trayvon martin. a judge revoked his bond after learning zimmerman had at least 135,000 -- $135,000 in an account set up for his defense. prosecutors say zimmerman misled the court in his initial hearing by not disclosing the money. they said zimmerman and hi his wife tried to obscure how much money he raise

aaron and eun? back to you. >> thank you, danella. >>> let's turn to tom kierein now and check the forecast. >> yeah. we've got rain now that is advancing toward the metro area. just a little bit of light rain in northern virginia. there's moderate showers now advancing into southern maryland and charles county. this little patch here just crossing the potomac, moving into charles, heading toward the north. west of there, sprinkles along 95 from springfield down to near fredericksburg and a little bit farther west, toward warrenton and manassas. but this is an area of heavier rain now coming into west virginia. that is advancing north and east. it's going to pass well west this morning. right now, it's around the region, all these areas in the green in the 60s. near 70 washington by the bay. mostly 60s in virginia, maryland, and in west virginia and the eastern shore this morning. and then later today, here's your day planner. we will have maybe a few of these light showers through mid morning, clou

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm angie goff. eun yang is off today. welcome to "news 4 today" on this thursday, june 28th, and enjoy it while it lasts. as we take a look outside, things are so, so nice and cool, but like you said, it's only a matter of time before that heat moves in. >> and these are the final hours of comfort. >> the final hours. >> we're counting it down now. >> the apocalypse. >> the big heat really is going to be getting here beginning later today, but not a lot of humidity yet. around the region this morning, we've got a few high clouds coming in over the region. we've got our sunrise about 45 minutes away. that will be at 5:45 this morning. and temperatures around the region, well, they are pleasant! off to a delightful start this morning, all the areas in light green 60s, dark green 50s. 71 at reagan national on the warm waters of the potomac and it's near 70 with any breeze off the warm waters of the bay. elsewhere, much of the eastern shore just in the low to mid-60s, as is most of virginia and maryland. west virginia, shenan

right now, aaron, they're preparing for both. big part of the problem according to a lot of the merge personnel is not the folks who live here and understand what this season is all about but the visitors. you know, we're moving into what is a very busy time headed toward the july 4th holiday. and so this is a peak of the season right now for a lot of the areas along the beaches here in florida. a lot of people that are here right now don't know how to deal with storms. so they're wanting to make sure they get the message to those visitors, to the tourists about exactly what's happening. make sure they continue to watch the track of this storm and get ready to move to higher ground if necessary. >> jay gray live in pensacola beach, florida. >>> people in colorado want the rain to help in the fight against eight massive wildfires raging across the state. state officials say that fire destroyed nearly 250 homes n. and forced thousands out of their homes. firefighters say dry and hot weather conditions along with strong winds are fu

aaron, back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> a woman and a child are dead after a fiery car accident overnight. the woman lost control of her car on lee highway at germantown road in fairfax city. news4's tracee wilkins is there live with more on what happened. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. fairfax city police have cleared the scene for now. they are going to be coming back to continue their investigation and try and figure out what happened here at this intersection. you can still see some of the remnants of the accident with the glass here on the highway and also the sign missing that once stood there at the median. let me show what it looked like a while ago. here's how police explained this. they say that there was a honda civic with a woman and two children in it traveling east on lee highway. the vehicle then sideswiped an suv on lee highway, then hit a honda van trying to make a left turn to go west on lee highway. the driver of the van had to be pulled out of his van and rescued. now poli

aaron sorkin gave us "west wing" and "the social network." also jeff daniels. who plays the cynical anchor man. plus the hitmaker with a hit show, ll cool j, one of my favorite guests, joins me again. this time, he's opening up about his private life. what it really means to be a role model. first, the big story. hbo's "the newsroom." welcome to you both. so si was at the premiere of "te newsroom" in new york. lots of cable news anchors racing to see how accurate this was. and i think it's fair to say the general consensus was it was pretty darn accurate. people really enjoyed it. i found it -- very sort of pr s thrilling reality check. to see it through the prism of your character, jeff. i'm curious about your motives here. i'm an unashamed "west wing" fan. it's a great privilege to have you here. what are you trying to achieve with the cable news june rgenre anything? >> i've got one goal. that's to interstaentertain thee for an hour. we are going for the exact same thing. >> are you though? because i always see underneath this stuff. you do like to make a po

we're anticipating a long road acare of medical care with aaron. >> that is why aaron's parents were relieved to learn most of the health care package was upheld by the supreme court. >> this means a lot for aaron in case there is a problem with insurance. i know that there is no preexisting clause. >> she doesn't know how rest of the package could help x or hurt the family in years stu stuk -- sturm despite having an expensive ppo plan, tanner says they owe mer than $1 million for medical expenses that the company refuses to pay. >> if you have a life altering medical ricis in the family there are going to be questions asked. a lot of things should be covered. you should able to get the care you theed and shouldn't have to go through so many hoops. >> like many americans, they no idea how this will affect them. going forward their biggest concern has been whether this will cost them more, that part is unclear. >> thank you very much. this is an important day. coverage continues on abc 7 news at k. that will include a closer look at what this means in terms of costs for those insured

aaron?u. >>> a critical vote is expected today that could impact the future expansion of metro's silver line. this issue, union labor. the washington airport's authority will vote on whether to leave a controversial pro-labor provision in its construction plan. the plan has angered lawmakers in virginia which is a right-to-work state. they are threatening to withhold $150 million in state funding if the labor provision remains. >>> feeling lucky? today is your chance to try and strike it rich. maryland live at the arundel mill mall is opening to the public tonight at 10:00. the massive casino covers more than three football fields. gamblers can play one of more than 3,200 slot machines or visit six restaurants. the opening will include a variety of live entertainment in the scene oh and the plaza -- casino and the plaza connecting it to the mall. there will also be a ribbon cutting ceremony. >>> a last-place finish of a runner ohio lifted not just one of her opponents but thespire stadium. -

aaron glantz, if you have done a lot of research on soldier suicides. talk about derrick put it in the broader context of not only soldiers, but veterans as well? >> unfortunately, there are many stories like that i wrote a few years ago about a specialist john fish who served a tour in iraq, was suicidal and told his commanders he was suicidal in iraq. he came back to the u.s. and they told him to just start turning to go to afghanistan. during the training exercises, he walked into the desert and shot myself in the head with the military issued weapon. we have been at war for 10 years. we of 2.5 million americans who have served in these wars. about 1 million are still in the military. one put 5 million are out of the military and our veterans. -- 1.5 million are out of the military and our veterans. we have not asked people to go through war in this kind of way probably since world war ii. in vietnam, people serve one tour and came home. we had a draft. now we ask people to go again and again. you have a million people who have been through the wars

aaron and angie?43 now, today the university of virginia's ousted president could learn if she will get her job back. uva board of visitors meet this afternoon to discuss whether to reinstate teresa sullivan. a lot of students and faculty were furious about having her resign less than two years after she took the job. thousands of them rallied on the campus on sunday. adding to the pressure on the board, a threat from virginia governor that he will replace the board, the entire board, if this controversy is not resolved this week. >>> a group representing victims and families of the virginia tech massacre will join a valley on capitol hill today. demonstrators want congress to reauthorize the violence against women act. a virginia tech outreach group agrees provisions of the bill could have help prevent the 2007 mass shootings at the blacksburg campus. group leaders say tech officials could have intervened when the student, the gunman, was reported for stalking and other incidents of threatening behav

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. it no doubt is going to be a very busy and unpleasant day for former chairman kwame brown. he has two separate court appearances today. the first one this morning here at the federal courthouse. another one later this afternoon. that taking place at d.c. superior court. now at 11:00 a.m., brown is expected to plead guilty to a felony bank fraud charge. prosecutors say that brown gave false income information in order to get a home loan and buy a boat which he named bulletproof. then yesterday, a new charge surfaced. brown is now also accused of violating campaign finance laws. prosecutors say he opened a side account. the money spent largely went unreported. that charge is a misdemeanor. kwame brown has yet to speak to the press about the charges against him. it is possible that we could actually hear from him at some point later on today. reporting live from the federal court house, megan mcgrath, news4. >> thank you. >>> the corruption scandal has many asking who's in charge and wha

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. welcome to "news4 today" for this monday, june 11th, 2012. 5:01. what's going on out there in the sky, tom? >> first light of day showing up. sunrises are getting earlier and earlier. the sunrise this morning is coming up at 5:42 and we have just a few high clouds passing over. the air is soft and sweet on this monday morning. look at those patches of green there on the left of your screen. that's rain. that is just now moving into indiana and ohio, kentucky, and down into tennessee. that is advancing toward the east. it looks like that may make it in toward the metro area later today. between now and then increasing high clouds. away from the waters, all of these areas in green are in 60s. that includes all of maryland, virginia and west virginia although a few locations in the highlands are in the low 50s there. now, here's your day planner for this monday. we'll be dry here through much of the daylight hours. around 6:00 or 7:00 this evening, we may have showers and thundershowers

i'm aaron gilchrist. welcome in.live look outside and we can see lots of sunlight coming in or starting its way into the sky. yesterday at this time, tom, we were looking at a bunch of clouds there, the sun trying to cut through. today, better. >> we had a spectacular view of our sunrise yesterday. this morning not as much cloudiness around but still a beautiful start. we've got a gorgeous silver moon and a deep blue sky in the southwestern sky now and it's in the low to mid-50s. once again, you will need a jacket or sweater this morning. ite e feeling more like early may or late april rather than early june, and all around the region, we've got a little bit of dew forming. there's fog forming over the potomac. a view from space showing a mostly clear sky this morning. just a few clouds drifting in from pennsylvania into parts of montgomery and howard and frederick and up near the pennsylvania border. here is your day planner for this thursday. yes, it's going be a cool morning, but then by mid to late morning into t

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and what he meant aaron he knew he knew that aaron loved me. he got to walk me down the aisle and. it's very very. good memory for me when i was born and had all these issues and he blamed himself and my mother didn't know and she was having miscarriages he dabbled in alcoholism for a while he was in prison by vietnam. and he didn't live his life because of that what a tragedy i must have been about six or seven maybe eight years old maybe at the most and i remember hearing my parents fight and. it was typically you know they would carry on and and then one of them would peel out the driveway in the car you know out of anger and i remember my dad got quiet and i was in my room and i heard him go into the bedroom i was little and i remember i was in my night clothes and i went to the door and i saw him standing by his upright dresser with his heels on the dresser. and i look and he had a pistol in his he and. i was little i didn't know i didn't know that he was probably very close to committing suicide at that point in time and i went to him and i remember just be a little like the

is that aaron sorkin? >> it's certainly aaron sorkin to that critic.ew the reviewer. >> i'm asking about you and how you write. >> yeah, i do hear it that way in my head. i act out all the parts as i'm doing it. as you said in your tease, i broke my nose writing scene from the show. >> aaron, how do you break your nose? i'm just curious. are you flailing around the room? i'm trying to figure out how that would happen. >> are you mocking me? >> i would never mock you, but i am trying to figure out how you broke your nose. >> it was a lot like you're calling me uncoordinated, not athletic. >> not to your face. >> i feel mocked. yes, there's a scene in this sunday's episode, you'll see where jeff daniels' character is about to blow a gasket. he does a classic comedy jackie gleason moves, lunges at a character and someone holds him out. i was acting out the scene. i got very excited. i get very physical when i write. i was jumping up and down from the computer. i was facing a mirror when i was doing the moment and there was no one to hold me back. >> i wan

aaron. >> serious story. >> it is. >> funny name.'m just saying, nuns on a bus. >> nuns on a bus. >> just don't expect to hear that. >>> we are doing serious news today as well. two breaking stories. we are staying on top of right now. first, the search for a missing worker inside a collapsed building. this has been going on all night long. in just the past hour it became too dangerous for firefighters to keep working. >>> plus, a fire burning right now in northwest d.c. sending smoke billowing across the city. >>> a developing story in virginia where firefighters are trying to get the upper hand on wildfires that are inching closer to homes. >>> and we are tracking some dangerous heat this morning. weather and traffic on the ones. [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. got my bearings. ♪ a little bird told me about a band. ♪ an old man shared some fish stories. ♪ ooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but i still got to see her. we talked for hours. ♪ everyone else buzzed about the band. music, stories, adventures, memories. ♪ ...

aaron? >> tracie potts on capitol hill. thank you, tracie. >>> and immigration policy in prince william county virginia helped to shape the immigration law. the ordinance there allows police to check the immigration status of anyone arrested. supporters say the policy has cracked down on crime. opponents though say its a actually led to more crime. >>> we're also watching a developing story in the gulf coast. tropical storm debby is churning slowly off florida's coast. the system is forecasted to make landfall sometime tomorrow, but it's outer bands are already a problem. debby has been almost stationary causing major flooding across florida. some areas got as much as five inches of rain an hour. rivers are spilling over their banks, all of the water even created some sinkholes. now the water threatens homes and some businesses. >> pump for six hours and still pumping. hoping to get ahead of the storm surge. >> a young mother died protecting her little girl from debris during a tornado near south florida. in alabama, emerge