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the terps check in at the acc football kickoff, and maryland's fred funk pushes things ote ayoff. >>> padres are these kind of bottom feeder? >> they are. i can't say it really any nicer. but you know what, you have to take care of your business and the nats did that this weekend. john lannan may not have started the year as the nationals ace but just past mid season he is now. proving to be the go to guy on the mound once again and asking very little of a bullpen that shows it can't handle much. in lannan's 12 starts at home this year his era is a 1.9. today he was dealing again going eight innings, allowing only one run on 81 pitches. in the 7th inning, that lone run he gave up had him down 1- 0. but not anymore after josh willingham has a solo shot his 14th of the year ties it 59 1- all. extra innings, tied at 2 in the tenth. austin kearns' just 16th rbi. his 17th proved to be a game winner. the nationals take 2 of 3 with the padres today. lannan didn't get the win but he gets the credit. >> he worked fast, threw strike, all the cloudy chaid things that -- clicheed things that pitc

the third year they have been voted number one in the acc preseason poll.er statements and rulings have been reviewed and today judge sonia sotomayor is expected to clear one of the final hurdles to become the next social justice on the u.s. supreme court. >>> plus, texting while driving maybe one of the most dangerous habits ever behind the wheel. that story is coming up. it is coming up on 5:27. here's kenny burns. >> we are flying through annapolis and heading to the capital beltway. no incidents at this time. you are watching 9 news now. this is one way of getting vitamins and minerals. this is another. new total blueberry pomegranate cereal gives you 100% of the daily value of 12 essential vitamins and minerals. plus the bold new taste of blueberries and pomegranate with crispy whole grain flakes and crunchy oat clusters. total, a truly delicious way to get vitamins and minerals. how are you getting 100%? visit totalcereal.com and get a free sample. when the paths we take do determine our future. today we are communicating with each other as never befo

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they have arrested 15,000 people the last two years and have no accs to lawyers. >> more and more people in the worl have witnessed the conspiracy oforeign forces to separate cnese territory and thviolent nature of their behavior. >> in china, there are officiall55 ethnic minorities. the largest are in the inner mongolia, tibet, and of the uighurs in xinjiang province. but tse ofhe ones that get th most ethnic tent -- most -- the mos inteational atteion. last year, t chinese media said an attack i xinjiang province kild 16 policemen. hnic uighurs were bmed. separatist uighurs havebeen imprisoned in gantanamo bay. last summer, that erupted into violence. it s heavily reprsed with rtial law and journalists we kept out. there is intertional condemnati. this time,he authorities ar being surprisingly open. >> i think the chinese government has learned lsons from its handlingf the right thing in tibet lastear. last year, thehinese govement did not allow any internatnal journalist in an out strongly criticized domeically and internionally. met the chinese govnment position d not gain any sympat

captioning sponsoredy wpbt captioneby media acce group at wgbh access.wgbh.org martha jane friedrich values her iependence. i alwa wanted to be my own bo. i started two home business which enable me to stay me and take care of aunt viinia. who's almost 99 ars old. martha jane's nerosity extends yond her family. life is more than work. le is a value. and i thk it's important for meo give to and at's why a gift to public . and if i can do a small thg to perpetuate this, thait will coinue for generations to come. that's why martha ne included her publicelevision station in her will. consid joining the community people who want public televisiono span generations. next time on "secrets ofhe dead"... history tells us the spani easilyonquered the mighty aztec this, of course, is a very rose-tinted view of threality. announcer: but a grsome find suggests history might be wro. bones from an aztec grave site are proving that spaniards were ctured, sacrificed, and ean. woman:he priest would tear theeart out

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and coach ralph friedgen likes the fact that doubters are picking the terps fifth in the acc.ey lost weapons like the first wide receiver pick in the draft area bay. but pregeneral thinks his youth can prove people wrong. head coach ralph friedgen says his team had a terrific off-season and lots of freshmen are going to play and very excited about his youth. theffense should still stay strong with a solid running game with scott who made the first team all acc last season. and senior quarterback chris turner will be back to lead the terps and is a two-year starter and played well down the stretch last year and coach friedgen said his entire team is ready to prove everyone wrong. >> i think we had a good summer and had a very good winter leading up to spring practice. this is the fourth quarter. and i think our kids are really anxious to get back here and get -- in -- they want to achieve. that's the thing i like about this. i got leaders and i got some guys that are not just yes men. and able on speak their minds and not only speak their mind to me but their other teammates. a

unanimous pan opinn overturning a jgment finding in favor o the musli inmate died byrison officials acce toeligious meals markingthe endf ramadan. and you head his fundamntal rits were violated a the opinns of the department of correction and religious authorities cannot trump the plain and sincre religious beliefs. the freedom of religionis a basic pnciple in our constitution as i sid in my opening mments. it was nder of the reasons why my grandparets came to america. the freem of religion expression is a truly ndamental american right. pleasehare your ilosophy, mayb it is the wrong use of terms, themportance of the provision in th constitution and how you would go abt dealin with cases that cou affect that fundamental right in r constitution. >> i don't mean to befunny, but the court has held that it's fundantal the snse of incorporation ainst the state. but it is a very important and centr part of our democratic society that w do give freedom of religion the practice religion, that the constition restricts the sta from establishing religion and that we have freedom of expression in sp

they believe that consumers can by just a few pieces to acce accessori accessorize. wall street watching sales figures from the top retailers today. michelle steele joins us live with a look at the business news in the bloomberg business report. >> good morning, everybody. investors definitely taking the pulse of the retail industry as most major chain stores release june same-store sales figures a measure of sales of stores open at least a year. already this morning costco the biggest u.s. warehouse club reporting a 6% drop. stock futures right now indicating a higher open for us on wall street and that is after a mixed close yesterday. commodities falling capping the longest line. as congress weighs the president's proposed consumer protection agency it guard against predatory lending practices, "u.s.a. today" is reporting those courtesy ov overdraft loans are coming under scrutiny. the 10 largest banks expect to make almost $40 billion from fees and penalties on the accounts. consumer advocates say banks make it difficult to avoid the fees which they call unfair a

. >> we were in a credit boom where credit was so ea for consumers to acces you almost didn't have to show anproof of ability pay. and that of cose, that ndulum has swung in the othe direction where now even ver soliconsumers with good jobs n't get the kind of credit thathey would like to buy a home or purchase a car >> reporr: so what's the new normal? now the te of increase in credit card delinquencies appears to have peed. but coumers have less credit. and opnheimer's brian levitt does not expect to see tm running back tstores. >>art of the new normal is less consumer spending i me, we're at a picture now where employment is trending higher. it remai to be seen whether we have a big recovery in jobs consumerface further pressure but not only that, the availability of crit is not going be what its been. >> reporte the so-called shadow bankingystem, that nned the flames of the credi bubble has virtuallyhut down. without th extra supply of money from hedgeunds, endowments and investment bas, coronado says can expect the new normal will an tighter standas all around. >> 20% down on hom

>>f we reay focus on heah care andot just illnessare d if w focus on more than just accs, access is important, but if we focus on more than just access, i'm really hopef, because we have a chance of radicallymprfing health a radical decreasing costs if we i right. tavi tell me about theirst distinion that you referend. >> the cleveland clinic is rated number one in heart care by "u.s. news and wld report" 15 years in a row. but our leade realized if we have lead, we can't just be grad illness care, we got to be great at tt, but we've got to get interes health carend that iseeping people well. we want, in fact,e need a lot of organizions to join us i this. we spend a lot of money on illness care and if we go to heal care, we can reduce that substantiay. tavis: inow whatllness care is. te fine for me what you mnnd the cleveland clinic dines as wellness care. >> wellness care and the focus on lifestyle changes is tobacco, phsical inactity. food choes and stress account for er 7 of our total cost of care. that i we're twice as eensive europe and three times as asia, because we have twice the chro

i wasotedicated to acceing myselfecause of thesscars.se are deep wounds, deep scars that yng people get when they are abused and stuff. i do nogo on in my book to use that as an excuse. take full responbility for all of my actions and everythin thai did. i just remeer -- i can remember troing around the base ater a horun and nothing. the crowd is on their feet. i had those elings. the matter howell i did reject a put on my uiform and goo the ballpark andexcel with the best. hd no fear. when took that uniform ofand i went home, i have fear. iad feel about me. avis: it is a fasnating dichoty. what do you makef the fact that u were in metsstadium cranking home runs,running round the bses, peop are goin cry, and you are hearing in your head that you ar nothing. >> that was the true way of life for me. that why ielieve that for so long. th is what i was td. tavis: the adulation never tamped that down? >> all you do is stuff it. that is what ppens. you stop it. you get into the point of escaping. that is what, drug of all? nightclubs? strip jo

hey often don't ha bed nets or acce to adequate health care, making them morelikely to catch malia and sprd restance. stem the tie, say sme advocates, spendi on global ma lara programseeds to be qurupled to at least$4 billion a year. >> and we need that money because whout it,will not be able to contain this resistce, and if itgets to africa, then there ll be an normous problem fort both africa but thelobal communi to aually fund the conquences of thatresistance. >> reporter: if those resistant malar strains take hold and spread to africa, t results could beatastrophic. this wi a disease that alrdy kills one chi every 30 second gary strieker for "wodfocus." >>> as usual, when it ces to issues of ience, we turn to michael novacek, therovost of science at e american museum ofnatural hiory here in new york. michaelwe just heard abou this drug-resistant strai of malaria tt apparently has croed up in mbodia. how mh of a threat is this? how worried should we be? >> malariis one of the world's great and terrible disses and affts, martin, millions of peoe a year, has high mortality rates. so a

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. >> down a level, the all acc team was announced today, linebacker alex wujiak and another. >>> a day after suffering his first defeat in four years, michael phelps wasn't sulking he was back in the pool channeling his anger into a 34th career world record. day 4 of the world championships in rome, phelps swam the 200-meter butterfly in a minute 51:51 shattering the previous mark by half a second and he eclipses the great mark spitz who had 33. >>> the nats have a chance to go where they have not been all season, a five-game win streak. they won their fourth straight last night with an 8-3 spanking of the brewers. they have scored 38 runs and allowed just 12. garrett moss pitches. >>> finally tonight, speaking as a dad, i love my children and i love baseball, but this fan in texas proved that you can love both at the same time. watch him catch the foul ball with his baby son in his other arm. that is paternal multi tasking at his best. look at the baby, hysterical crying. but there's an explanation for that. he's from dallas. they're all cry babies. >> oh, boy, oh, boy! >> hey, it's r

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ome of the first human trials fo will take acce place in our own backyard. swine flu vaccines will be tested on volunteers next month. >> reporter: this is a tight window for researchers. the flu season usually begins in the fall. we are seeing people come down with the strain and it's summer. scientists aren't sure what to expect when it gets colder but they hope the vaccine will develop. so between now and october, they want to test it the center for vaccine development at maryland school of medicine is one of eight research institutions around the country that will test the new expermental vaccine. testing that is right on the edge of what could be an epidemic when the flu season gets here in earnest. >> the flu expected to resurface later this year, resurface in a stronger and more potent way. >> reporter: the emergence of the swine flu is hitting close to home. yesterday we reported on a group of maryland high school students quarantined in china when many were stricken. the university of maryland school of medicine is looking for volunteers, healthy ad

having public finances that for the long run will be affected by massive deficit and by huge did he acce-- deceptiveness. we need to stimulate and do enough that it will kick start the economy. it's not enough to be involved in the activity of the functioning of the economy. at the same time, we need to regulate and signal to our constituents that we are not going to tolerate -- we, who are spending taxpayers' money -- we're not going to tolerate the kind of behaviors we've seen in the last few years. >> this all happens in some ways in an awkward manner for you and your president because you came into office promising to regulate the french economy. he was happy to be called an american, a neo-conservative. when he came into office, he said he wanted to glorify work and get away tr thinfrom things the 35-hour week. they always have you speak lots of english words because you're sort of supposed to be an ere y model i thought you were trying to change. >> we're going to continue to change the model, actually. but the french economy was in a straight jacket. and frankly, my country was do

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didn't speak publicly but did issue a written statement saying it is senseless to publicly and fillly acce marion of stalking after having a meal with him an hour earlier. barry is expected in court on thursday and his spokesperson will be joining us live in our 8:00 hour to talk more about this. >>> president obama is in russia this morning where he just wrapped up a speech to a graduating class of moscow college students about improving relations between the u.s. and russia. the president told the graduates that the two countries are not destined to be antagonists and that progress must be shared. the speech came not long after mr. obama met with russian prime minister vladimir putin. yesterday, he medicine with his russian counter part, dimitriy medvedev. >>> we are following anothe deadly shooting in the district. sarah? >> we' check in with sarah simmons coming up after the break. we have a live report from her. start doing things for my heart, but i wasn't ready to give up taste. sometimes, sacrifice is the name of the game. well, i've heard eating whole graioats... can help lower my

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. >> rose: acce, access. i mean, canouo back and back and back if y don't have access? >> well, of course if they won't let you in the door, you.... >> rose: can't do it. >> you c't do it. but, you know, you can do it. when i was working on the last bu book, there was aeneral that wouldn't talk me. i'd call, i'd leave messages, talk to pple who worked for him, n noanswer, just radio silence. so iound outhere he lived and add, so, the age of 64 or 63 , i went and knoed on his door, there's a perfect timeto knock on somebody's door if they're home and it'sbout 8:3 night because they've had dinner. if they don'thavelans maybe you can get to talk tom. >> rose: gay taleseas just on this pgram and we taped a show a few mutes before you came o in whh he wasery critic of washingt coverage saying there's too ch access. in wasngton everybody parties with everybody, th go to t sa parties they scrat everybody's back and that that's not in the best interestf good journalism. >> or this is manhattan view of washington journalism. and, you know i d't go to parties with theseeople. may

his whirlwind trip to ghana, we have savannah guthrie aveling with the presiden she joins us lve from acc. at's on the president's agenda? did i say it rit? aca. >> reporr: it's actually accra. one of the first thingse learned when arriving late last night, the president, the first lady, the daughters, the whole entourage arrivedlate last night. you mentioned, th is a really sho stop. some are asked why ghana. if you're going to come to on one african country, why this one? the simple answer is the white house looks at ts a one of the best democracies at work. there was a highly contested election where the opposition won and yetthereas a peaceful transition of power. so the whe house wants to highlight so of the good things hning in afca. the president is going speak to parliament. he's tourin the hospital and will speak inbout an hou it wille a very short vhlt he's expected to go also t the cot of ghana and see a former slave ing post. su to be a very emotional visit. he's being welcomed here like a native son. they're cited to seehe president. >> anyetails on what he's going to say tol

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there is a lot of emoon here on the streets of acc. you've got, there were women i ama dresses, chanting. they h a choir, which i'm sure me folks heard in the background. singing the tune of amen singing, yes we n, to the amen hymn so that theart of it that's most striking is the recepon on the grnd here. what you'rewondering, did the president's speech,which they were all veryappyabout, and they got the message which the president wanted to give across, you know what? this is now theesnsibility of africans to pck themsees up. and that they have to start governing themselves, thathey ve to start dealing wh themse. so i'll beurious to come back here three, four years down the road, six years down the road and e, you know, is this just an emotionaloment because 're soxcited tt an american president has african blood d so they're excited now? or will theydo the hard work that is necesry to get africa moving forward? >> it'sinteresting. you talk aut l the emotions there of which m betting ther are going to be aot at ts upco tire of the cap

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compers, cable tv, video games, inteet acces low ost, convenient food.nd st's just very, very hard f individuals to make the choices thatthey might want to make. and so if we really wt to address obety rates, we as employs or as governnts need to help them mak those behavior, dr. eri finkelstn thankou for informg us. thanks for having me. >> ifill: and fnally tonight, e passing of dancer and choreographer merce cuingham. jeffrey brown takes a ok at his life and lecy. >> just a decade. >> on, one,ne two three, one. >> merce ungham was a gian on the erican culral scen helpingmake dance into major contporary art. he was born in centralia, washington, in919 and took his first dance lesso in his youth. but when h enrolledn what is now calledheornish college of arts in seattle, his first interest, he told elizabeth farnswort in a 1999 newshour interview was theatre. >> i went principally be in the theatrebout being an actor. but tre was dancing and i took it. and ms. rne said when she s making out my schedule she said you wl do the modern dance. and i didn't k

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