stay with us. >> rose: michael arrington is here.he's the founder and editor of techcrunch, one of the most widely red blogs in silicon valley. tech crunch was founded in ty and now has separate sites covering specific countries and technologies. arrington has formed a country to develop a tablet commuter primarily to use for the web. it is called the crunch pad. i'm pleased to have him back on this program. welcome, sir. >> hello, charlie. >> rose: google versus microsoft. we now have bing, their search engine at microsoft, and chrome, which is going to be an operating system, a browser and an operating system. >> yeah, it's fascinating because you think of google as a search engine company which most of the revenue is derived from search marketing and microsoft as a sort of software company. windows and office, that's where they get their revenue. these companies are competing head on viciously because microsoft wants search share. there's so much money in it. so they've got bipg and they're trying to do things with yahoo! and goog

arrington has formed a untry toevelop a tabletommuter primary to use for the web it is called therunchpad. i'm pleased to have him back on this proam. welcome, sir. >> hello, charlie. >> rose: google versus microsoft. now ve bing, their search engine at microsoft,nd chrome, which is going to be an operating system, a browser and an operating system. >> yeah, it's fascinating because you think google as a sear engine companyhich most of the revenue derived from sear marketing and microsoft as a sort of sofare company. windows and office that'swhere ey get their revenue. the companies are competing head on vicioly because microsoft want search share. there's so much money in it. so they've got bipg and they're trying to do thgs with yahoo! and google, i don't know if they want revenue from officend the operating system, but the certainly want to take that revenue from microft. soou have them with crow mow and goog docscompeting with windows and office. and th're going at each othes core businesses and it's fascinateing to watch. >> rose: dthey really look to havereat success in that? do

former redskin lavar arrington who owns the sidelines says that he was pleased when he was asked to host the jackson tribute. >> situation came about where we were going to have an opportunity to get some people in here and pay homage to a great person. so it seems ght. >> reporter: the event was sponsored by wkys radios who disc jockeys played michael jackson music. >> michael jackson means to washington when he means to around the world. we never have seen anything like it. we have a lot of things we call wonders of the world. we had a living wonder of the world. that's what michael jackson was. >> reporter: the fans tell the story. there were tears during the tributes. applause and smiles during the songs. for many here they say michael jackson was part of their lives. >> a reflection of his music. >> reporter: was there any place you rather be right now? >> this is where i need to be. i'm with michael jackson and it hurts a lot. gone forever. it hurts. >> reporter: on 14th street, there is a photo tribute to michael jackson in the window of the gallery. and in front of the white hous

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lavar arrington, the former redskins standout hosted with a heavy heart. >> this is one of those thingss a shame for somebody so talented not to be here any more. seems like the good ones leave earlier than they should. >> reporter: the fans watched as a casket was carried inside by michael's brothers and stars like mariah carry sang his favorites. >> there are so many wonderful people that enjoy michael and want to pay homage to him. >> reporter: and they paid homage in a way that was celebratory, not too sad or solemn, taking time out from a business di day and lives to say good-bye. >> karen, thank you. >>> now to another special tribute to the king of pop. the ima may gallery turned the entire front window into a michael jackson display. at madam toe say, fans are lining up to sign a condolence book there. michael jackson was moved to the front window. >>> you can head to myfoxdc.com for more on the michael jackson memorial. we have a photo gallery with special images from the service. you can participate in a live chat and share your own memories. >>> a sterling woman fought off an

arrington's restaurant and there will be a big viewing here sponsored by wkys, 39.9.nd they have monitors around the restaurant. people will be able to take a look. the service starts at 1:00 but they're saying show up here at -- between 12:00 and 3:00 this afternoon. they have a big screen up here. and you may not have all of the glitz and glamour from what is going on at the memorial service outn hollywood, but we have a little glitz and glam. this is tommy ford. he's an actor. you will remember him from -- i'm going to say it the right way. from the martin lawrence show, a fox show that's been very popular. >> that's right. >> reporter: and you're missing the big action out in california. >> i'm missing the big action in california. however one of the greatest things that we seal brit about michael jackson is not just -- celebrate about michael jackson was that he was a giver. he loves children and did so many things for charity and that's one of the things i'm doing. i was influenced by michael by all of the awesome things he did for young people. >> reporter: you

. >> reporter: former skron lavar arrington owns the restaurant and hosted today's event and we will coming up on "news4 at 5:00." >>> a washington art gallery has set up a tribute to the king of pop. the emma may gallery at the reid center downtown will display jackson memorabilia in its window. it will be visible to fans and onlooker 24 hours a day. >>> others watched the memorial for michael jackson's neverland ranch. a small group of people huddled around a big screen tv just outside the gates of the santa barbara estate. many of them cried and clapped along with mourners at the loss service. one 46-year-old woman said she drove there from arkansas. last week there was speculation neverland could be jackson's final resting place and become a new sort of graceland. >>> as you can imagine the death of michael jackson and his memorial service today are making headlines across the u.s. and around the world. here's a look at the "l.a. times" website. the paper focused a lot of its website today on the funeral and traffic impact it was having on the roads and freeways around l.a. to lo

sports junction i cans will remain on the air joined by "washington post" columnist wise and lavar arrington among others. >>> is it a television mishap or a political conspiracy? what millions of us didn't see last night when president obama threw out the all-star game first pitch. that story is five minutes away. >>> our focus on virginia weather and traffic begins with howard. >> a quiet pleasant morning across virginia and the entire region for that matter. look at the temperatures. in the shenandoah valley in the 50s. 55, 56 around winchester this morning. we have some 60s. notice even fredericksburg at 61. warm spot being reagan national 65 degrees because nice start out there. this afternoon it will be partly sunny and warm but not too humid. around 90 in fredericksburg. 88 fairfax and 87 in straussburg. angie goff is checking out the virginia roads. >> looks like we are looking at a 12 minute commute on 395 northbound. that is growing. 12 to 15 minutes from the beltway to king street. that's just volume. 14 minutes from 495. here's the toll road from the greenway. as we make our way

the sports junction i cans will remain on the air and joined by mike weiss and lavar arrington among others. the changeover will happen on monday morning. >>> just as the muggles come back to the movie theater, the muggies are returning to the forecast. >> that's very good. >> thank you. >> they will be back tomorrow. today is nice and in check. muggies and muggles are on the way. this morning a nice morning with many areas especially west of town, and rural area unless the 50s once again but it won't feel this nice tomorrow. the forecast first, the next three days like this. today highs in the upper 80s. yesterday 85 with a few clouds but those are high thin ones right now. tomorrow, just the word nice off because muggy with a chance of an afternoon thunderstorm and then on friday upper 80s and still a chance of an afternoon thunderstorm. this morning it is a partly cloudy, pleasant morning out there. winds are light. temperatures range from the 50s to the 70s over the next few hours as the sun comes up. the sun is up at 5:85. partly sunny and warmer this afternoon. upper 80s but no

for michael jackson at the sideline restaurant in largo, maryland, owned by former redskin lavar arrington all know? that's what i feel like. we all knew him. never met the man personally but, you know, i mean, he's -- a part of so many people's lives. >> reporter: the event was sponsored by wkys radio and 93.9 whose disjockeys played michael jackson's music. >> makes people celebrate your life and never take things for granted. >> reporter: the fans moved to the music. michael jackson has always had that effect but now it is different because fans are saying good-bye to him. >> something lost. we lost. >> reporter: on 14th street at the municipal center there is a photo tribute to michael jackson in the windowf th emma may gallery and in front of the white house, people were asked to sign a book of condolences to be september to jackson's family and fans from as far away as malawi in africa remembered michael jackson's efforts to save at risk children. >> pray to god -- the peace he brings. >> reporter: the fans who watched the memorial service for michael jackson here in largo, maryland,

the sports junkies in the morning, "washington post" columnist mike wise and former red skin lavar arrington. >> we're really excited about the new station lineup. met lavar, slightly bigger than me, for sure and mike wise. we're going to keep going what we are doing and hope you continue to support the show. >> the new format starts monday. >>> president obama will make an all-star appearance tonight. the commander in chief is set to throw out the first pitch in tonight's game and will join the announcers in the broadcast booth. fox's steve brown has a preview. >> reporter: major league baseball's all-star game is annually an evening to celebrate the best in the game in front of a packed house and not that they needed help selling the tickets tonight, they do have, in addition to the roster, straight out of d.c. albert pujols is aurguably baseball's best player, he has influence over president obama. well, a little. jols will be on the receiving end of president obama's first pitch at tonight's all-star game in the saint louis -- and the st. louis slugger has advice for the president. >> i

that included lavar arrington, samuels, nothing sticks out more than a conversation he had with futurehall of famer darryl green. >> i said, how do you do it? and the one thing he said to me -- you know, looked at me in the eye like i was his son. he said, he said, while you are at home asleep, i'm working. and, you know, i sat back and i said wow. you know, with that kind of work ethic to allow some guy to be in one place for 20-some odd years playing at the level he did. that's why i tried to teach these kids out here. it is not about the -- when you are blessed with. everybody is blessed with some kind of talent. it is how you cultivate that that makes you great. >> reporter: that's what delbert hopes to teach these kids and teaching is in his heart. the former maryland star is an intern on ralph friedgen's football staff and a place he would love to stay and earn a full-time position. >> i mean, it was always my passion and my dream to come back to my alma mater and coach at maryland. >> reporter: for now this coach is still learning all he can. >> hut! let it go. >> reporter: delb

we were able to fly into and arrington, but we could have done so much more. that is the one example i can think of where we were told no thanks. in every other situation, countries -- we remain the indispensable partner. we want to be humble about this. we want to be invited to the best. in invitation tendered is an invitation received, and that works both ways. the second part of your question was -- oh, yeah. thank you. joint lessons learned. you bet. lessons observed are not necessarily lessons learned. so when we do have these exercises and we have cultural and language opportunities, shall we say, we want to try to get down to a couple of really big hidden items that countries in young men and young women and old men and women can understand, embrace, and six is necessary or pursue its desirable. so lessons learned is a great big ticket item. lessons observed -- volumes and volumes -- all of us have seen them on the shelves. we are interested. we are not persuaded by this. we are interested and persuaded by lessons learned. we are working very hard with