her new movie lefts gertrude berg. the title of the avalon theater marquee represents six years' work. "y-hoo mrs. goldberg" documents the career of actress gertrude berg, a radio and television pioneer whose sitcom "the goldbergs" once entertained millions. >> she was the oprah of her day. and people don't know her. >> filmmaker aviva kempner works out of a crammed townhouse in northwest d.c. her films celebrate jewish heroes. >> actuall i was described as the jewish spike lee. i sort of like that. spike likes to do american topics. i like to do jewish topics. >> "yoo-hoo mrs. goldberg" opens in 25 cities this summer. this weekend, "harry potter" made almost $80 million. "watchmen" comes to d.v.d. tuesday. and "screen on the green" returns to the maul tonight. free movies at sundown. >> that's a great thing. screen on the green will show "close encounters of the third kind" tonight at sundown. women in film and video will sponsor a meet and greet at the avalon with aviva kempner after a showing of "yoo-hoo mrs. goldbe

the south much sky watch radar scanning the skies showing showers in western maryland west of frost berg and cumberland and west virginia and char lotsville virginia looking at showers there. we will see our rain moving to play. may be a shower late tonight a 20-30 percent chance. some it will work to the forecast. the heavy rain will move in through tomorrow you seat activity building in. we will see the boundary move in associated with low pressure that is significant over parts of arkansas which has spun up strong thunderstorms through mississippi and into western portions of tennessee where they do have severe thunderstorm watches and tornado watches tonight there will be instability with this storm. this will be moving into our area tomorrow afternoon. which will give us severe weather. the prediction center giving us a slight risk for severe weather through tomorrow with hail, strong gusty wind. lightning. heavy down pours and potential for tornado activity. temperatures at 87 in baltimore. 86 in dc. wind out of the south 5-10. tonight the clouds gather, may be an i'm goings lated

. >> reporter: wise berg said jacks denied the girls food, clothing and basic comforts like a bed to sleep on. a case of cruelty and abuse that has clearly taken its toll on many. >> this is very sad. nobody comes out of this courthouse happy. you can't bring these kids back and you can't undo what the last moments -- the last months of their lives were like. >> reporter: u.s. marshals found the decomposing bodies of the four girls when they came to evict jacks from the house the family rented on 6th street. the judge said the evidence proved the three youngest were strangled with a ligature and britney was stabbed. because he could not say the stab wounds weren't self- inflicted, he found jacks not guilty of premeditated murder in britney's death. >> he found her guilty of felony murder, which is first degree murder. >> reporter: as forensic techs wheeled away the grisly photos of the children, the three youngest lined up in chronological order against the wall, the defense order reaked to the verdict. >> i feel bad for miss jacks. >> reporter: and he said he will appeal the verdict

. >> in the video, private berg dahl says he was lagging behind the patrol and after more than two weeks in captivity, he becomes emotional talking about his family. >> i am a very, very good family that i love back home in america. and i miss them every day when i am gone i miss them, and i am afraid i might never see them again. > >> reporter: back home in a written statement his father says he hopes and praise for his son's safe return. >> reporter: the u.s. military says it is doing everything it can to get the soldier back safely but insists there will be no negotiating with terrorists. man difficult clark, cbs news, kabul. >> authorities in san francisco are investigating the country's latest mass transit accident. a collision between two light rail trains in the city's westport tall district. ben tracy tells us what happened. >> reporter: some witnesses say it sounded like a bomb went off, two san francisco light rail trains collided saturday afternoon sending 48 people to the hospital, at least four with severe injuries, including the operator of one of the trains. >> they need t

berg sen continues to impress. >> i think he has established himself as a real nice story in the americangue this year as a starter pitcher. it seems like any time he pitches he gives us a chance to win and it was no different today. >> i think we have shown a lot of good signs the last couple series and i think that's great for us to win our last two series going into the all-star break. >> now while the orioles, most of them, get a few days away from baseball adam jones does not. he is headed to his first big league all-star weekend. jones said the guy he's most looking forward to sharing a clubhouse with is derek jeter mainly because he's been the face of baseball for the better part of a decade. jones is hitting .303 on the season with 12 homers, although he hasn't hit one since june 13th but he is a classy kid. he says he has looked most forward to making baltimore proud. >> i think that with the orioles i'm going to be representing the franchise, the team. when i was in baltimore i represented every baltimore fan as a city of baltimore. so i'm pretty excited about that. >> obviously

the taliban posted video on line of private first class bow berg call. u.s.tment confirmed that he was captured on july 2nd 5 months after he arrived in afghanistan. we decided not to air the video as it is being used as a propaganda being used as a propaganda weapon. definitely more humid today but still pretty nice outside. vytas jones us now to look at the sky watch forecast. vytas? >>reporter: we saw some sunshine earlier in the day but then the clouds start to make their way into the forecast and cool things off a little bit because of the cloud cover but we are looking at some rain moving up out of the south on hd radar here scanning the skies back to the northwest of us a county over in parts of carol county looking at a light shower there. looks like we will continue to see that push through the area but right now lightning strike to the south of us down over parts of the southern tip of the state. but looks like this will make its way not baltimore region and back to the west. heavier lightning north of come ber lapped working its way into pennsylvan

military says video posted online of the captured soldier is in fact private first class bowe berg dahl. he was seen near a u.s. base in afghanistan july 1st. he says he misses his family and is scared he won't be able to come home. a military spokesperson says the taliban is using the american captive as prop began a. afghan and coalition forces are working together to find this missing soldier. >>> the victimses of the deadly bombing in indonesia are being remembered. people gathered outside the ritz carlton hotel in jakarta to make a makeshift memorial for the victims. nine people were killed after explosions ripped through the ritz and marriott friday. investigators have not named suspects but say the blast has all the signs of a terrorist attack. >>> back here in the u.s. the owners of ab illinois system tri at the center of a grave dig didding scandal are telling -- digging stan scandal are telling their side of the stories. four workers are accused of digging up bodies, dumbing their remains and selling the plots. their lawyer says things are not has bad as they seem. >> it was n

across the northern tier of harford, baltimore, and westminster, carroll county, manchester, emmets berg, parkton, sparks, phoenix, pretty good rain. annapolis, not drop. kent island, quiet at # 3 degrees. right now winds continue to be vought the east, bringing in some more moisture of the atlantic ocean. that will probably continue for a little while longer. you see the clouds, showers, one, two, three, moving across the northern section from the city on south, generally clear skies, and they should stay there pretty much overnight. you can see some fog forming. the next system, actually tomorrow kind of quiet, but on thursday this next area of low pressure or trough begins to approach the region, so we have a pretty good shot we think on thursday of general showers and thunderstorms developing in the afternoon. many areas could see some decent rain as that low pressure passes to our west we get into a warm, humid flow, then that weak system comes through. so the risk of showers increases for thursday. probably not as much on friday or the weekend. but still slight chances. south winds

here at the book expo america of this year public affairs is doing something different susan mine berg is the publisher. what you doing? the group decided to take up a challenge that was to publish a book in the 48 hours on the show floor which meant from the opening day through thursday through saturday we will have a book party if you would like to stop by and celebrate broke the idea was to showcase a lot of things that are happening in publishing one is the way the electronic files for format and all different technology how much is opening new opportunities in publishing and bookselling? the other was to continue with the collaboration we're doing with other companies watts of companies with new ideas that can be very innovative from the book world when we announced this week that we would ask some to come help and many came to us before we had a chance to call them. do you want to help we have over 20 companies participating in this project to create the book. >> host: you have a whole schedule of the events that you have done with a story board? of course, the first thing is wha

berg received the first best actor in history and paveed the women for women in the entertainment industry. and that was george reporting. >>> a final look at your forecast, when we come back. >>> tomorrow on "good morning maryland," the latest on the fight to keep a local school open. and we're getting ready for football at ravens stadium. but this football is round. i'm jamie costello. this story plus weather and traffic tomorrow morning on "good morning maryland." they have alzheimer's and heart disease, diabetes and cancer, and they've heard that biomedical research offers hope -- that it could control, maybe even cure, their disease. senator barbara mikulski understands the importance of innovative biomedical research for patients, their families, and our economy here in maryland. call senator mikulski today. tell her thanks for protecting the promise of biomedical research and the maryland jobs it provides. it's not just the future. it's life. >>> thunderstorm activity marching into and through the baltimore area. right now up in northern baltimore county, carroll county is the heavi

kobe bryant and berg shills are expected to take the stage.ck -- kobe bryant and broke oke shields are expected to take the stage. >> i got a note saying congratulations, i got accepted. >> others are expected to watch at home. the memorial will be broadcast live. >> if people are not credentialed, they will not be in an area where they cannot see anything. >> his sister was aeent the forest lawn cemetery. there are reports that his casket was created in indiana with -- is estimated to be worth $25,000. the private gathering with family members at the forest lawn cemetery is expected to take place before the public memorial service. it is not known if jackson's body will be taken to the staples center. kathy park, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> you can watch the memorial service right here on abc 7. charlie gibson will anger live coverage begins in -- beginning at 1:00 p.m. >>> we are learning new details on the murder investigation of steve mcnair. the gun found was bought by his 20-year-old girlfriend, sahel kazemi, just two days before their

in to the investigation of berg and melody -- into the murder investigation of berg and melody billings. but authorities are still looking for at least one more person of interest, something they theorized failed to tail out his assignment to disable the surveillance system. police arrested 47-year-old pamela wigans yesterday, described as a necessity to murder. the gang in this video spends just four minutes inside their home. nine of the 15 adopted children were at home when their parents were killed. brian, what about this new evidence that has been retrieved? what can you tell us? >> yes, that is the new development in this area today. pamela was found at a wharf in nearby orange beach, alabama. we now have pictures of something being retrieved from the wharf. there is speculation this may be the safe from the robbery. we are going to hear in the next few minutes about what the evidence might be but this would be a huge development. there are a few threads we're following. first, we're trying to figure out about pamela wiggins and her involvement in this case. she had connections to

seven individuals are currently in custody related to the murders of berg and melanie billings. one photograph is absent because this individual is a 16 year-old juvenile. the last thing i'd do is give credit where credit is due. if you have a point in your life were you can stand with people of greatness, you are truly blessed. i would be remiss in not recognizing personally the men and women that in five days have brought this case to its conclusion. i ask you to direct your attention to this room. our case manager, investigator, another investigator, another investigator, and another investigator, and another investigator, and we had close coordination with the attorney's office and florida department of law enforcement and members of the federal bureau of investigation headed by special agent stewart, members of the atf, special agent beach, and the department of drug enforcement. at that time, i will conclude my remarks and turn the podium over. >> i am state attorney in this area, and in a major investigation like this, it is important that law-enforcement and the district

. >> reporter: in the 28-minute video, private bo berg dale appears unharmed but his demeanor is different. >> i'm scared. scared i won't be able to go home. it's very unnerving to be a prisoner. >> reporter: the 23-year-old disappeared july 1st. he'd been stationed in an area known to be a taliban stronghold. there are conflicting reports of how he was captured. initially officials said he walked off the base near the border with three afghans. on the tame he said he was lagging blind the patrol. they say the taliban is exploiting him and this part of video proves it. >> my fellow americans who have loved ones over here know what it's like to miss them. you have to power the make our government bring them home. please bring us home so that we can be back where we belong. >> reporter: the young soldier is from idaho and thenews of his capture has spread throughout this tiny resort town. >> i hope to united states government will rally around this young man. he's ours. we'll take care of him. >> reporter: residents are passing out yellow ribbons in support of their own. he is an only son wh

peters berg seen here, and california. it would bring estimated $100 million. as always, stay tuned. >>> else wrrks lancelsewhere, lg might still be in the early stages of the come back. he is in the second place in the tour de france and is one single second behind the leader after just four stages of the tour. armstrong won four tour de france titles from 1999, 2004, and, oh, yeah, he is a cancer çÑçÑçÑ >>> a political science teacher is hoping for a more up close political experience. he plans to run against governor o'malley in next year's gubernatorial race. he filed the paperwork yesterday and he joins us this morning. good morning. >> good morning. why do you want to be governor. >> well, first i want to thank fox t.v. news forgiving me an opportunity to be here and share some of my thoughts with your viewers. >> okay. >> i want to change the current mentality that we have. it was a writer, i think his last name was merkin. about 6 or 7 years ago we had a discussion about this. and he said something which i like very much. he said, you have to get money

>> no, he's still in joe berg doing what nelson does, making fun of people and having fun. >> does heave you ever met him? >> you'll find this hard to believe, but no. >> you have to hang out with him. >> he rarely calls anymore. if i wanted to hang out for an hour, would that happen? >> definitely. >> is there any chance he'd make fun of me? >> no, when you left. who's that guy? he's funny. >> have you spent a lot of time with nelson mandela? >> i met nelson mandela four times. i played on a golf tournament once, it was a nelson mandela tournament and we ended up hanging out with him that day. >> did he golf? >> no. just kind of watching. he had all these kids with him, they were running around him and hanging out. i think two years ago, i belonged to this organization called artists for a new south africa and we wasn't down to see the aids kids and in the orphanages that we were funding and the well that we had dug. because we had never seen the well and we stopped in joe burg and hung out with nelson mandela for day. he was funnynd giving and took pictures and told jokes. >> joe bu

. >> just five years ago, zucker berg started facebook in his harvard dorm room for fellow college kids 2006, opening the service to anyone, allowing everyone to create applications. >> we are building a tool to be as effective as possible for people to stay connect and share information. >> growing revenues at 70% a year, it's on track to be cash flow positive in 2010. board member mark andreesen expecteds half a billion in revenue this year. >> just got a huge share. i think in the long run, advertising dollars are going to follow time spen spent because it makes sense. >>> user interact with each other. comment on things. they like things. they share information, so that's what advertisers do. >> anyone were buy a target facebook ad, that business tripling in the last year. big brands like starbucks and adidas, sharing ads. >> you can control the information you want to share with the community and have interactions and engage really in an authentic way. >> it reaches beyond the site itself using facebook connect to bring networks throughout the web. >> this is basically facebook att

>> thorn berg out of business, countrywide bought by bank of america. >> all gone, right?ises, an attempt at controlled liquidation of cit. another person telling me about 2.3 billion of principal comes due or bonds due this year, total debt due, so the 3 million financing they are getting gets them through this year, a piece of a big nut next year. unless capital, back to the point we made earlier this is not that far from a liquidation. >> first time we have seen a controlled liquiding day. >> guys trying to help themselves. >> rather than sunday night, help themselves. >> it was sunday night. >> i know. >> a different in the bear stearns, lehman brothers. that sunday night. >> i know. >> different than that. >> the government not involved. called it, i don't know, not doing anything. >> that is the good news. >> what about the 23 trillion, talk about that? >> in the next hour, the guy in charge of overseeing t.a.r.p. says end up closer to 23 trillion. we have been trying to go over that, get to that in the next hour. >>> six months ago today, the swearing-in of presiden

in it, the captured soldier, robert berg doll says he's scared he won't be able to go home and return to his fiancee and his family. the private is 23 years old, he's from idaho and part of an alaska based infantry regman with the army. and he spoke how he missed his family and americans have the power to bring the soldiers home from the war in afghanistan. and the defense department calling it a propaganda video, saying that the taliban is exploiting the soldier and breaking international law. and the military says the private disappeared july 2nd, and in the province near the border near pakistan and said to have walked off the base with three after fans and the military is staying tight lipped with the details because they say they don't want to give any information to the taliban. one of the reasons why we are not showing the video. well, today, the private's family released a statement saying, we hope and pray for our son's safe return to his comrades and then to our family. we appreciate all the support and expressions of sympathy shown to us by our family, friends and others ac

. >>> the broadcasting pioneer and beloved star gertrude berg has been called the oprah of her day. the film is called yahoo mrs. goldberg and we welcome her back. >> i think you are going to be too shy to tell people but this will be andrea's film debut. >> right. >> because i have come on the show and talked about the oscars and she said what are you going to work on and i said the godberg i loved watching it in new orleans. and i thought new orleans, a new york show i have to have her in it to point out how universal she was. >> what is interesting, you said you are doing a documentary on gertrude and i had heard of her but for those who had not. who was she. >> she wrote, produced and starred in her own tv and radio show for over 30 years. it was the most popular show next to amos and andy. and she had a media empire. that's why we call her the oprah of her day. >> she owned a show. had a clothing line, comic strip. but the great thing is it is universal. why the second tag line is you don't have to be -- >> i tell you in the documentary when watching it as a child you didn't th

. >> reporter: it's y two in her new condo and sarah stein berg is already thinking about remodellingter: thanks to the first time home buyer cash she's got e money to do it. she qualified for the credit and didn't have to jump through any hoops. just filed some paperwork with her accountant. >> he did an apartment to my return in year and it's already in process. >> reporter: soon an $8,000 check will arrive in her mail box, no strings attached. >> when i knew this money was coming to me i had more money to buy more house. >> it's really given incentive first-time home buyers. >> reporter: alan deckers is vice president of the new jersey association of realtors. >> i've been doing this 30 years and never saw anything like this. >> reporter: you must purchase between january 1 and december 1 of this year. all types of homes qualify, like townhomes or condos as long as it's a primary residence. even though the credit is for first-time home buyers the definition is flexible. >> you have to be a first time home buyer or someone who hasn't owned a home for three years. >> reporter: anybod

after the war he covered the nourm berg trials. by 1950, a new median beckoned. the brave new world of television. edward r. murrow asked him to join cbs news. at the time testify was less reputable than radio. >> the film seems to be upside down. the young reporter at the time, television was the future. even without formal broadcast training, cronkite seemed born for the job. it wasn't always hard news. for a time he co-hosted the morning news with a puppet. in 1962 he was named anchorman of the evening news which was 15 minutes long. >> as walter grew in stature, television news grew in stature. >> cronkite made cbs news respectable. >> reporter: less an year later, the news expanded to 30 minutes. viewers tuned into cronkite who saw his job as a mission to get the facts fast. >> he had more experience, more knowledge. there wasn't a day when news was a much more serious teaching cool. . >> the highest calling is to get the facts straight and report them impartially, fairly. >> he seemed comfortable. why was he so well suited? >> he was a presence america took

. >> reporter: when the market was red hot, carlos berg-in-yon thought he'd never have a chchae to ownme. but now he's confident for $330,000, he just bought a bargain. >> we resisted temptation, did not go into more than we could afford or get involved when the market that was high. >> reporter: the advice for bargain hunters? >> >> there are some early deals that do make sense but if you think you're going to make money in auick clib in the next three it five years, you're probably better off in the stock market. >> reporter: recovery is still a long way away. jeffrey kofman, abc news, miami. >> that is truly a jaw dropping figure of 3ed 2,000. in the sense we had to sort of see this coming. for you also i would walk down streets and think who is going to live in all the stuff that they're buying. >> and building. it's the same story in new york. they're putting up all these high rises, nobody can afford to buy them. a lot of buildings supposed to be high dollar, purchasable units are going rental and the market has dropped out. >> it must be bizarre for the people who live in these

the guy named phil berg. he's the leading figure in this.pen to think this is the fault of the obama administration not producing the original records. this would've gone away. now you have all of these people grabbing on to this and maybe not surprisingly in the age that we live in, lou, with conspiracies, et cetera, this has legs. >> guy? >> well, lou, i have to agree. the president all he's actually produced thus far is a certificate of live birth, big difference from the live birth. anyone pretty much anyone can obtain a certificate of live birth. why not produce the birth certificate? if it were me, i'd show my bingo card, as well. >> we had people, including reporters from the l.a. times calling up because i referred to this. and i mean, instead of calling the white house to ask why they didn't do it, they're calling me to ask why i said i don't know what the reality is. no one does. >> let me tell you, as a psychologist, you know what i do? i say look, i'm the president, yf have to do it and sat some point -- >> would that be the psyc

. >> reporter: spent almost three months on this boat with bowe berg dahl. at night he dreamed of riding his bike around the world hopping on boats, carrying only the bare necessities. >> keep telling you wanting to bicycle around the world. what do you think of that? >> this kid is crazy. you know? there's no land all the way around the world and then he explained the whole boat process, but i guess biking around the world, that's one heck of a feat right there. >> reporter: those who know bergdahl talk about his adventurous side. he worked here. >> he captures you. bowe is not something in the corner. you engage and he engages very well. >> reporter: he's a renaissance man in the make pg's he learned ballet at this dance studio, took up the sport of fencing and an avid outdoorsman, rode motorcycles, learned to sail on an expedition that took him from the atlantic to the pacific all by the age of 23. >> seems like he was fascinated by the world out there. >> yeah. wanted to go see it. wanted to go see it. >> reporter: bergdahl waited tables and worked const

childrenes, kids, can legally strip in bars bill: impact segment tonight on june 30th, 23-year-old private bergwas separated from his unit in afghanistan. later the taliban announced they captured the soldier. now they are using him as propaganda tool. there may be more to this story. joining us from washington lt. colonel ralph peters. ok. why don't you just lay out what you think happened here first of all. >> well, let's lay out what our military knows happened, bill. first of all, i asked a very senior military leader for a yes or no answer. is pfc bergdahl a desserter? the answer was yes. according to the military code of justice at a minimum he is awol in a war zone. he told that story on the videotape and the tall back about getting separated from a unit during patrolled army also knows he left his outpost, his buddies in the hours of darkness, left his weapon behind of his own volition. that's what we know. the story about patrol is nonsense. bill: let's stop there. you have a guy in the middle of nowhere, you know afghanistan. i have been there it's not a place where you can just like

the os to their best starter, berge bergesen getting the ball. game start 10:05.ations to os joust fielder adam jones named the team's lone representative in the 2009 all star game. just his second full season in the big leagues, he leads with a batting average, got national acclaim as a rising store, got more than 1 million votes from fans, tells me he's humbled by the support he's got nationwide. >> i'm honored i was able to get 100 people to vote for me and -- 1 million people to vote for me and i like that the fans think i'm a good player and i go out there and play the game hard. >> the biggest difference for you today is what? >> i would say, you know, maturity, you know, i've gotten better, you know, getting 400 and some at bats last year, at this level helped me out a lot and just the growing and the growth that i've came -- that has happened so far. i still have tons of growth to go. >> jones has 12 home runs this season. he is a reserve outfielder on the american league all star team that will take on the national league in st. louis, that game july 14th

. >> if you like ring rick hertsz berg, read the new yorker.zberg my former boss at the white house, former chief speechwriter and jerry rafshoon who almost personally brought jimmy carter to the white house. up next, what can you expect to see when sonia sotomayor is on the supreme court? she's acting like she's so meek and nonpolitical and nonideological. is that the truth? we'll get back to that when "hardball" comes back. ♪ (announcer) transform your water. women who drink crystal light drink 20% more water. crystal light. make a delicious change. crystal light. capturing the beauty of nature. that's my vision. everyday transitions lenses are there to help care for my sight. announcer: transitions lenses adjust to changing light to reduce glare and help protect your eyes from uv damage, so you can see better today and tomorrow. live your vision. transitions. healthy sight in every light. vsp vision care shares transitions' commitment to healthy sight and guarantees member satisfaction with transitions lenses. to learn more, see a vsp doctor

mike ramsey with block berg news, thank you, mike. >> thanks very much. >>> for all your golfers goingble shot. this is on the 15th hole of the pga canadian open par three, his ball lands, rolls back, hits another ball, rolls right in for a hole in one. it earned him a prize, a shiny red bmw convertible. talk about cruising. ncer ] introducing a revolution in stain removal. new tide stain release. it's an advanced in-wash booster that works with your detergent to help remove the toughest stains the first time. new tide stain release. available in duo pack, liquid or powder. ( feedback ) ( burger clears throat ) ♪ till now - ♪ i always got by on my own - ( audience cheering ) ♪ i never really cared ♪ until i met you... announcer: a1 makes the burger king steakhouse burger sing. >>> 6,000 people are expected to show up at sarah palin's governor's picnic in fairbanks, alge las ka. pale little will be signing autographs and handing out hot dogs and turn the keys to the governor's mansion over to lieutenant governor shawn parnell. she'll deliver what she calls a transition speech. i'm joine

diane brady, senior editor and content chief for "business week" and welcome back steve mulls dhs berg40th anniversary of the moon landing overplayed or under played? >> i don't think it's under played. can we keep funneling money into this program? i have a been there done that with the debate over the moon. i think, you know, let's just push on and focus here on earth for a while. >> yeah, alfred, where are you on this? >> yeah, i don't think it's overplayed. it's a significant historic event. but if this is going to be some kind of foundation to start pouring more money into the space program, i don't think the time is right. >> steve, my problem with it is what has we done that is anywhere near at epic and this happened 40 years ago -- hey, if we can put a man on the moon, we can do almost anything. that happened four decades ago. >> we have 4 million people in iraq and afghanistan, so we have done some good things. i think it's just right. i mean, it is historic, should get recognition, the astronauts should get the recognition, but obviously the answer for woopy's conspiracy theo

remember, they're a creditor of ours, yours and mine as taxpayers, we have the right through ken fine berg. is this guy worth a $100 million bonus, if so, that's he will to have. >> but jimmy, this is a performance bonus, so this guy has made a lot of income for the bank which means they've got better chance of paying us taxpayers off at the end of day. why not reward john hall instead of punish him? >> well, first of all, tell me that while i'm talking you're not showing pictures of his castle or -- >> not yet. no, no. >> remember, the whole government strategy here is to get these banks back in good shape by them earning their way out of the problem. there is no more money coming from congress. they need to earn their way out of the problem, and here is a guy who not just last year or the year before, for the past 12 or 15 years has brought in huge numbers for citigroup. so doing it again. reward him, don't penalize him. >> point mark, say the guy makes 4 or $500 million, i don't know the exact figures, he gets a certain percentage of that, he gets 1/5 or 2/3, but a., that's the contract

well, you could say christopher columbus, that is a big thing or could say deputies en berg creating the -- guttenberg creating the printing pris and still affect our world today, but i would suggest the most important thing that reordered the world that we know and created a revolution or evolution of ways and thinking and how we restructure our civilization would be the beginnings of america, in 1776, to 1787. this was possibly our destiny. and one of the things that, again, getting back to this personal journey of what are the clues that suggest there is order in our own life is that we look for things that kind of stick out. one of the things i really love is july 4th. well, july 4th, i'm always -- in fact it may air on this day, so i wasn't born on the 4th of july the way the film was, but interestingly enough, a lot of people were either born or died on july 4th, that really mattered. now, most of you, as american history, civics, government, teachers, will probably know that, of course, thomas jefferson and john adams, both died within hours of each other on the 50th anniversa

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his bergs of the events were fuzzy. the officer gave an account of what took place.ates has given interviewes to "washington post" explaining what happened as well. two people can see it differently the same actually story. >> i want you to talk about your remarks. should a police officer, if he believed that gates -- that was gates' house, even if gates was yelling at him or saying something to him that the officer didn't like, should the officer had just walked away and let it go with that, rather than arresting him for disorderly conduct on his own property? >> well, my question, when all this happened was when i spoke to the officers and talked to them. i have respect for law enforcement, but i've also felt diligently on behalf of black men who are victims of this racism over the country. i was concerned about this case. one of the things i asked him, i said, what's the procedure? you know, did this guy follow procedure? when you saw that the police officers' union stepped out and supported him and said we looked at the prude year and this guy did what he was sup

. >> the printing press, since guten berg, 570 years, dictated what accomplishing was going to look like you could do it once a day or once a week. you could package it. it was going to be one size fits all, shallow. those assumptions come out of the necessity of paper. if you fake away paper it changes how you do the job of journalism. >> people consume news now in a live cnn-like experience. someone said michael jackson died and you keep getting little nuggets of information through the your day. not only have they not changed the disk bution, not experimented with the online, they're taking the method they did on print and doing it online which is wildly boring and effective when you have these scrappy start-ups sending out lots and lots of pieces of information and letting people debate them. >> the real question now is not what newspapers should be doing. i think the answer to that is -- is there some chatter in the back? it's kind of annoying. it's how institutionly newspapers can force through the change. i think it's reasonably obvious that maybe there's a few sections of coverag

. >> this murray guy is really just the tip of the ice berg on this story it sounds like? >> absolutely. >> hattie just said, maybe we're not going to find out autopsy results this week. what do you know su? >> i do know it's being pushed. when the los angeles police department declares this an official criminal investigation, when they call it that, certain things happen. people lawyer up. people won't talk as much. i would not be surprised, even though what i'm told is that it's ready, i wouldn't be surprised if it gets pushed until next week. i think the lapd, maybe a week or two weeks out before they give anything to the district attorney's office. >> thank you for your information. appreciate it. >> sure, harry. >>> in the next half hour, we'll talk exclusively to a business associate of dr. murray who says he talked to murray the day before jackson died. >> time to check in with russ mitchell for the headlines. >> good morning to you at home. stocks in asia were down sharply this morning. the shanghai lost 8% of its value and recovered some losses but still finished

malia and berg, the government study battle. >> three researchers at the ntsb put together some estimatesnts have been the year before because of cell phone use while driving. they wanted to alert states who were considering governing loss dealing with this -- laws dealing with this. some say the research was incomplete and inconclusive, and that is why it was not made public. trace: i want to go to south carolina. this is mark sanford. he is holding a news conference at the dmv talking about a federal id program. if he makes news, and he could -- he is known to do that -- martha: maybe he will be talking about his soul mate. but this is a serious story in washington, where a community of living in fear. a suspect broke into a house before dawn on sunday, attacking two women while they were sleeping. the killer stabbed the victim to death. he seriously wounded the other. the surviving woman described the attacker as a black man in his late 20's, 5 feet, 10 inches tall, a thin mustache, and a thin but muscular build. neighbors are worried how to stop him before he strikes again. >> i feel

let's begin with the scouting report on berg go son. >> he has to stay on top.ng to make that sinker work. i think maybe he's just been a little tired. he has been awesome is at camden yards. all of his wins have come at camden so far this year, 5-1 with a 2.83 era. he loves pitching here for his hometown fans. >> toronto sends left-hander marc rzepczynski. >> look at that name. it's rzepczynski. he's in the record books already. he has his first start. struck out 7 batters in his first game. we have to look back at his numbers in the minor leagues. 21-11 in the minors with a 2.77 era, 277 strikeouts. and the one thing i look for, 253 innings. that's a very good ratio with only 220 hits. another tough left-hander. emergency that, a left-hander against the orioles, 7 in a row now. >> how about the key to the game? >> bergey has to go deep. he averages over 7 innings a game in his last 8 starts. if he foes 7, orioles win. >> now the player to watch, you've been on targets we this. >> dave trembley is going to be my player to watch today. he's been off for the last

people that people are doing something -- if they know psychology, they're going to say like duh, berging, basking in the glory of. if i hang around celebrities, some of their glory comes onto me. i'm a little bit of a celebrity, too. i can tell my friends and family, guess who i know. it makes me a little fabulous as well. it's actually a well-researched term in social psychology, that's the person, with the celebrity, and then you have the celebrity who is wanting whatever they want. and doesn't want to be said no to. >> the cult of celebrity. a piece of it. >> there it is, right there. >> glenna in ohio, your comment or question? >> caller: love your show. thank you for taking my call. >> yeah. >> caller: can the doctor who gave michael the physical, can he be prosecuted? >> article os, do we know, was it dr. conrad murray, or who was the doctor who gave michael jackson the physical prior to this undertaking of what would have been a 50-concert tour? >> conrad murray was the doctor that was hired by aeeg live, the production company that was going to put on these shows. dr. conrad murr

they have been distributing fliers asking local people to help find berg dal.itants haven't set any conditions for his release yet. >>> a 30-year-old man linked to the killings of six people in two states. five people found dead in two homes in fayetteville, tennessee and a sixth body found at a business about 30 miles away in huntsville, alabama. affiliate wtvs reports one of the victims was the suspect's wife. a family friend says the couple's relationship was shaky. >> i knew that she was having problems with him. as she was already having her own personal problems, as we all to, to deal with. she had a hard time in life, but was a kind hearted people but loved her children, loved her family and was a typical concerned mom. >> officials are only saying killings were related to a domestic dispute and some victims were related. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what caused the train crash in san francisco. dozens of people were injured when one train slammed into another at a boarding platform it happened yesterday. four people severely injured. a rai

state senator loretta wein berg.after weeks of investigation. >>> republican contender chris christy is in the lead. corzine hasn't been implicated in any wrong doing and says he is committed to routing out corruption. >> we are troubled by the unforgivable breaking of the public trust. since the beginning of my administration we have made clear that we will not tolerate this behavior. >> does president obama have a clear plan on healthcare? voters are sticking to party lines on the hot button issue. 64% of democrats say he does. but nearly a third don't think so and among republicans only 23% say he has a plan while nearly three quarters disagree. fox's alisyn camerota has more. >> many americans don't think president obama has a clear plan to fix the ailing economy. the latest fox news opinion dynamics poll shows a majority of americans, 54%, approve of the job mr. obama is doing. but the surprising number here is the rising dill approve -- disapproval. from january to july the disapproval has more than doubled fro