we say in the book berger did not talk to us. because the book is so hostile to berger. it was incumbent on us to say he didn't have the right of reply or rebuttal. when the book came out there was a conference and they discussed at the conference this violation of trust by the clerks and whatnot, and all of the justices, including three that had talked to us, that were at that conference -- this is late in the process. said that none of them had talked to us. then two of the justices that had talked to us who had just lied to their colleagues called us to say this occurred at the conference. so it shows you the sensitivity of it and berger made a public statement that he hadn't read the book, was not going to read the book. unfortunately for him as he was leaving the court that day coming up that driveway, there was a copy of the book open and the photographer got a copy of him reading -- he was right in the middle of the book. i don't know whose account you can trust, but that's all i can say. >> question? over here. >> if you actually went back and wrote your account

karen,it was almost 40 yyars ago...and donna berger was 11 years old.it was at this sshool, she said for 3 years...her teacher john merzbacher raped her and others...she's telling her story because even though he was sentenced to four life sentences...there'ssa chance he could be getting out of prison. donna berger says she came years...because she does not wanttconvicted child rapist jjon merzbacher to get out of prison.merzbbcher is serriig four life sentences...but recently a federal judge ruled that merzbacher's attorney plea deal.but tonight, berger is sharing her story...and believes there are hundreds of victims...and she is encouraging ttem to come forward. "i no longer hold he fear from you and the torture i endured my whole ife, today i for what you ddd to all of uu" merzbacher's attorney plans on persuing his release in court next week.live in locust pointt janice park, fox 45 news at ten. prosscutors have decided not to file charges against any of the young people accused of stealing candy and assaulting thh owner of thh seven -eleven near the inner harbor. 7-11...the cha

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. >> for the first time ever donna berger is speaking out about this man.her former teacher accused of raping a classmate. will her story be enough to keep him in prison? >> i'm mary bubala, more of mary's story and her fight for justice next on wjz news. >> a very warm summer weekend on tap. i'm bob turk, i'll have the complete five day warning forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] one taste of the new mccafé cherry berry chiller at mcdonald's, and you won't be able to pull yourself away. made with 100% fruit juice with natural flavors, blended with ice. the simple joy of keepin' it cool. >>> it's clear 68 degrees in central maryland right now. the complete forewarning forecast is coming up. the driver and passenger ended up soaking wet. other wise not hurt. they made a wrong turn while trying to get to a radio station to pick up a prize. some areas have seen 10-inches of rain this week. >>> the maryland base army psychiatrist accused in a fort hood assault appeared in court with ungroomed pair and a full beard. the judge ruled that

. >> jimmy: johnny berger. >> donny, yeah. donny berger.teacher and she has sex with this 13 or 14-year-old kid in school. and she gets pregnant. she goes to jail. and then, has the baby anyway. and then, this kid, who i play, raises the baby. and it's andy samberg, and he's a mess because i stunk at -- and it's us, 30 years later, hanging out. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> so -- [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you force yourself to hang out with him, yeah. >> yeah, i force myself on his -- >> jimmy: he does not want to hang out with you. >> no, no. >> jimmy: and so they go, "your dad's donny berger?" >> yeah, johnny. no, but i -- in real life, like, this guy was a sexual dynamo, my character. in real life, when i was young, i did not -- that wasn't a big -- like, i wasn't part of that thing where young kids with girls and stuff. i was so behind. i didn't even know the bases, when they were talking about bases. what they did with girls. i was so lost. "i got second base and i got third." but i was always just, like, i don't know what that means. bu

and had known berger for decades and berger had voted mostly in a conservative direction for example in seventy two the year before roe v wade albeit in the minority he argued hard and voted to keep the death penalty legal in the united states but then in one thousand nine hundred eighty three roe v wade came before the court and this conserve and conservative nixon appointee chief justice warren burger voted in a split decision that abortion during the first three months of pregnancy should become legal in the united states pundits and republicans were shocked that the nixon appointee for chief justice had joined with the liberals on the bench there was all kinds of huffing and puffing but again the liberals figured a it's a done deal that's going to be that it's going to blow over a year or so live with it right wingers was the montra of the day but immediately after the decision conservative politicians started using opposition to the supreme court's decision and opposition to abortion to make political hay and perhaps most importantly to raise huge piles of money you know for a c

revenue committee co--hair vicki berger says an investiggtion is underway to find out how many otherlent tax refunds have slipped by the system. "a lot of people use turbo tax. is this beeng used as a cheap tax fraud system where fifty-thoussnd-dollars is goong out on a regular basis? these are questions we have to get answered." it just seems like red lights would have been going off everywhere. "and they...they...they...ahhhh.. .thhttlarge of a refund doos trigger a certain amount of review, and it was the reeiew prooess that didn't happen the way ii was supposed to." reyes is under investigation for aggravated theft and don't use something oovious... obvious...that's juss oneetip to make sure yourrprofile isn't hacked... in theewake of two popular sites have passwords leaked. leaked.plus...the link between coffee and alzheimers.how caffeine can help delay early symptoms of the disease. ((break 3)) some places i go really aggravate my allergies. so i get claritin clear. this is all bayberry. bayberry pollen. very allergenic. non-drowsy claritin relieves my worst symptoms only clari

the santa fe berger has peso and green chilies -- queso and green chilies. brecht's it has -- >> it has already brought hundreds of jobs to the area and is expected to pumps millions into the local economy. grigsby you taste one of the burgers? we will have to find out later -- >> did you take one of the burgers? we will have to find out later. tonight cappella a program to help reading -- to night, a program to help reading and communities in need. >> [unintelligible] >> as you can see, a dirge away from students getting a sneak peek at their new headquarters -- utter joy from students getting a sneak peek at their new headquarters for their library. >> they told us what they wanted in their library. they told us the colors, beanbag chairs. we created what they wanted for this space. >> it is so amazing. if you see the library, it is the best library ever. >> i would agree with you. it is one of the best i've ever seen. they're also making food available in the food bank. they will also include fresh fruits and vegetables with the food the kids get to take

association, san and cisco chamber of commerce, ken bailey, julie christensen, john franklin, john hirsch berger, ryan hubert. the opposition has been from stephen worsley and generally from john gollinger, and otehrs. -- and others. continuing public process, there will be no less than eight public meetings on this topic, including this meeting and the previous operations committee. all opportunities for the public to weigh in on the process for it should the commission select terry grimm, staff will do the following -- hold a meeting in the community to introduce him. in addition, after a successful lease negotiation, we will go back to the city to present the negotiated terms before we come back to the commission for recommendation to approve those terms. we will then come to the operation committee to consider recommending to the board of supervisors. we will then go to the budget finance committee, the full board of supervisors, and the mayor will have the offer -- the ultimate decision. that concludes my part of the presentation. i would like to have terry grimm come up and introduce himse

his former legislative aide, cronin berger, supports this. many lgbt veterans support it. some of them came to committee, including bob [unintelligible] , an extraordinary leader, who served as president of the harvey milk lgbt democratic club. the veterans affairs commission supported it, including its out president, john caldera, as well as the american legion alexander hamilton post 448. i want to note how inspirational it will be for young lgbt sailors at to see harvey milk's name on the side of a neat -- military vessel. harvey used to talk about the kid from altoona, pa., and inspiring young lgbt people to have hope and know that they can succeed in life. many of us oppose war. many of us chose not to pursue military careers. many lgbt people have made the choice to serve in the military, even when it was illegal and dangerous to do so. i can think of no better way to support those people, to support our community and the many more lgbt young people who will follow in their footsteps than to support the naming of this ship as the u.s.s.r. the milk. thank you. >> than

. >> reporter: the city of says the cameras are for safety and david schulen berger says he feels safethem around. >> i think they're trying to save lives. >> there is this growing movement to do something about these cameras because this whole notion that it's about traffic safety is only a pretense and only a fig leaf. it's really about generating revenue. >> reporter: a referendum would be too late for july's deadline for the november ballot. for now the only way to guarantee not getting a ticket is not to speed, but aaa maintains the cameras are moneymakers and traffic safety is taking a back seat. in the district surae chinn, 9 news now. >> since october the district has made more than $40 million. tickets from those cameras range from 50 to 125 bucks. >>> there's an unusual appeal from maryland state police tonight trying to help an absent minded 7-eleven manager get back thousands of dollars he lost on an anne arundel county highway. that manager left his store's bank deposit bag on the roof of his suv, oh, and drove away. there are witness accounts of people scrambling for cash

tobin smith, jonas max ferris, gary b smith along with todd shown berger and susan. todd, start with your worries. >> absolutely, tell you, laurie, this vote is not going the way that we, wall street, main street, anybody around the globe wants to hear, this is going to be a horrific moment not just for the united states economy, but everybody in main street, right here, usa has to be vitally concerned with what takes place with greece tomorrow. >> do you think the u.s. will see the impact of the the vote. >> zero. let's look at-- (laughter) >> i hate to burst todd's bubble, but we've had a million horrible greek moments the last two years, three years, as far as i know. look, jamie dimon said the impact of a greek default, if it goes that way, on our financial system, we'd be zero. i take his word for it. but even closer to home, are people-- let's just say they elect this government, default, pull out of the euro and all the worst thing that could happen. are people going to buy any less ipads or stop going to mcdonald's? heck, they're going to keep going to mcdona

but i don't -- i think justice berger just -- my brother's outline, this is the -- i think he agreed, and made some other -- but came up with no names. he felt it was not his place to name anyone, but he saw him. then i started asking, and to think about today if you did this, i started asking reporters. i didn't know any reporters but reporters started covering this, and there was a few i knew, and i started asking report first they knew anybody. these reporters who i thought -- >> jimmy breslin, was he covering this at that point? >> he was covering this. >> did you ask jimmy breslin. >> absolutely i asked jimmy breslin. >> why are you asking me? >> jimmy breslin -- interesting, no one ever said anything. no one thought this was new. meanwhile, they'd go out the next day and attack us, but none of these conversations were ever passed, and if they knew anybody -- again it was a very different era, but that didn't happen.

yet there's a note through mitchell that if he puts a woman on the court, berger will resign. nixon says tell him to send his resignation down. so he's on both sides of these issues. >> thank you very much, john. >> thank you. >>> all this month on american history tv, we're featuring programs on the 40th anniversary of the watergate break-in. including panel discussions and oral history interviews recently released by the richard nixon presidential library. for more information on these programs, and to see our complete schedule, go to cspan.org/history. this is american history tv. all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. >>> coming up next, university of chicago law professor dennis hutchinson discusses the life of justice byron white. byron white served as an associate justice on the supreme court for 31 years. but before his appointment in 1962, he was a college and professional football player earning a great deal of national media attention in the early 20th century. mr. hutchinson looks at how byron white's early celebrity shaped his career on the court. this is about 4

pumped into its own banks to defend against any backlash author and commentator professor philip berger says the greek exit my spark a europe wide chain reaction. well now it looks like that spain with needs. one and probably italy will need one then we have suppression orders or greece if greece actually exits the euro this. legal and administrative precedence so market indices within that mark underscored leaves and most of the rest of the precedents for countries like finland and germany to say well we may actually leave if you don't get your hours this in more of those so than they would have them are credible threat. to other countries to do the necessary stuff so it's very open how this all in but i fear that in in the end these these would be really used to political pressure and start running the printing press but . also around the world this japanese police have arrested the last fugitive suspect linked to the deadly gas attack on tokyo subway seventeen years ago an employee in a city cafe recognized him and called the police the man belonged to a cult group which had access t

. >>> i'm milissa ray berger. jerry sandusky is reportedly on suicide watch. 42 out of 45 counts of sexual abuse. he faces a minimum of 62 years in prison. >>> a storm system is expected to develop into tropical storm debbie. crews from the gulf represent almost 80% of daily oil production. now back to our program. >>> as the search for eric rudolph enters its third week, today federal authorities announced he's more than just a material witness, but the man believed responsible for the deadly bombing of that birmingham's women's clinic last month. a $100,000 reward is being offered. the massive search for rudolph, believed armed and dangerous, has been focused on his hometown in cherokee county, north carolina. >> based on eyewitness accounts on the scene and evidence found in the trailer, authorities officially charger i can rudo e for the birmingham bombing. but where he is hiding is a huge task. >> he said, look, you can literally have an army out here walking side by side in the entire 5,000 acres of the forest, and eric rudolph could be in the middle of

and we ate ham bergers and french flies. >> when i had all these stents put in. i wanted to see if i could live to be a grandfather. so i just went all the way. now i try to eat some salmon once a week. but i don't miss any of that. getting rid of the dairy was great, getting rid of the meat was great, i just don't miss it. not everybody is as vulnerable to this as i am. all of us produce a certain amount of enzymes that destroy the plaque. i feel great, lost a bunch of weight. >> you look great. >> but the main thing is we can't let these kids grow up to have a shorter life expeck tansi of their parent. >> first of all, if you look at the american health care system, spending almost 10% of income on health care, that's a big reason people don't get pay raises, small businessings want to give their employees pay raidses, they have to spend it on health care instead, it's killing us. of the trillion dollars we would not spend if we had any other country's health system. which is why i don't want the president's health bill repealed. the trillion dollars, i would s

. >> reporter: 48-year-old donna berger said she met with prosecutors in baltimore's state's attorney's office thursday. she said they are starting to build a new case against john merzbacher, in case he's freed. >> i'm coming forward now because of the most significant child rapist that ever was to this world has a chance of getting out of prison. i don't care hold you are, i don't care if he's 80. if he can still walk, breathe and touch, he can harm a child. >> reporter: john merzbacher was accused of raping and sodomizing a dozen students. he was given life in prison. but now he could be given a technicality. merzbacher claims his attorney never told him about a plea deal that could have given him 10 years. donna says merzbacher raped her several times when she was just 11 years old. the archdiocese has apologized and is paying for counseling for her. >> he threatened us so much. we feared for our life, every day of our life. i threw up every day of my life that i came to school for three years. every day. >> reporter: vowing to fight merzbacher's possible rereese -- release and supp

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. >> for the first time ever, donna berger is speaking out about this man, a former teacher convictedraping a classmate, john merzbalker. will her story be enough to keep him in prison? i'm mary bubala, more on donna's story and her fight for, >>> coming up next on wjz's eyewitness news 5:00. i'll have another won't have another. the triple crown hopeful is out of the stakes. >>> a new woman steps forward against a former baltimore catholic schoolteacher. >>> speaking out. i'm mike hellgren. morgan state's university goes on the camera for the first time on the alleged cannibalism of a former student. what he's saying now. >>> check in with eyewitness news. for more, stay tuned now. >>> belmont bust. "i'll have another" is officially out. >> the shocking announcement and why this popular horse may never race again. >> hi, everybody. i'm mary bubala. >> and i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about. a shot at horse racing's triple crown may have to wait another year. randall pinkston reports. "i'll have another" has been withdrawn from the big race. >> reporter: i'll have an

. >> reporter: 48-year-old donna berger said she met with prosecutors in baltimore state's attorney's office thursday. she said they are starting to build a new case against john merzbacher, in case he's freed. >> i'm coming forward now because the most horrific, serial child rapist that ever walked this world has a chance of getting out of prison and harming many other children. i don't care how old you are. i don't care if he's 80. if he can still walk, breathe and touch, he can harm a child. >> reporter: john merzbacher was charged with raping and sodomizing more than a dozen students. he was convicted of one case and given life in prison. but now, he could be released immediately on a technicality. merzbacher said his attorney never told him about a plea deal to serve just 10 years. donna merzbacher said he raped her when she was just 11 years old. the archdiocese has apologized and is paying for counseling for her. >> he threatened us so much, we feared for our life every day of our life. i threw up every day that i came to school. every day i threw up for three years. >> reporte

the hostess is a travel agent named rita berger, but the nurses and the patients know her as rita rockete on an easter to offer to do an easter brunch. it went so well it turned into like she would come on sundays. >> reporter: those kind of experiences produced a sense of camaraderie that persists even today, says weissman. >> nowadays, i'll often walk down the street and i'll recognize a face from that era and there's a kind of a moment of acknowledgement whether i know this person or not, that we're survivors. that we were here before, and we're here now. and that's not that many of us here, and there's a kind of a very bittersweet felling when one has that experience on the street. >> reporter: weissman's film shows on the pbs program "independent lens" in mid june. >> woodruff: independent lens airs on most pbs stations tonight. find a link to their web site on ours. also there, spencer shares his own recollections from his days reporting on the aids crisis and the gay community in san francisco. >> brown: again, the major developments of the day: president obama and republican mitt

he was obsessed with ratings, beating the berger report. he was probably the fiercest competitor i have ever written about. i have written about presidents and generals. the desire to be the best was very pronounced. >> douglas brinkley on his new biography ceo news anchor walter cronkite. >> the president has a hard time selling an argument of economic optimism when, at the same time, people are not feeling it. >> the way the american people approach this election is they understand that we did not get into this crisis overnight, and we are not going to get out of it overnight. >> it is what the people in ohio and florida, virginia -- what they think about their lives. is it getting better? getting worse? who is responsible? that is not as quantifiable as saying the unemployment rate is down. >> the national journal focused on the 2012 presidential election. what's the discussions on line at the c-span video library. >> medal of honor recipients to other in california earlier this year to talk about their experiences. speaking to an audien

thanks to the leadership of chairman feinstein as well as chairman rogers, ranking member rue pus berger, the four of us have worked very closely on any number of issues. there is no more important issue that we have to work on than this issue. i think it goes without saying that all of us are extremely upset about the fact that a not only have leaks occurred, but there's been just a cascade of leaks coming out of the intelligence community over the last several weeks and month bees. and it's our clear intention to put a stop to this in the best way we can. leaks are part of the nature of this town, we understand that. but the fact of the matter is, when you have the kind of leaks that have been coming out in the last few, few weeks, it puts lives in danger, and it infringes upon the ability of the intelligence community to do their job. suffice it to say that in our meeting with general clapper, we knew before we engaged in this morning that he was extremely upset about this issue. he is, as well as every member of the leadership team in the intelligence community, and we have a pledge

and james durbin overcame tourette's and asp berger's to do it.ld. >> reporter: you lost your father at a young age. ism >> i was 9 years old. >> and then you were diagnosed with tourette's and aspburger's syndrome. >> yes. i had different tics and made different sounds and stuff when i was growing up. >> it sounds like a rough, awful childhood frankly. what does a 10-year-old james do? >> there was things that i thought about doing. >> you thought about taking your life? >> yeah, it definitely crossed my mind. >> you did find another way out, so to speak, of that darkness. and what was it that caused that? >> it was music. it was music and theater. ♪ i don't know where i'm going ♪ >> when you're onstage, you know, and there's lots of cameras and there's nowhere to hide, so to speak, at that point, so what do you do then? >> i feel in control. like something is going on. and i'm onstage, and you're down there. and i'm up here. i'm ok. >> just the physical act of being in that -- you're onstage, you're performing. >> having to be social onstage wit

say that thanks no the leadership of chairman feinstein as well as chairman rogers, ranking member berger, the four of us have worked closely on any number of issues. there is no more important issue that we have to work on than this issue. i think it goes without saying that all of us are extremely upset about the fact that not only have leaks occurred, but there's been just a cascade of leaks coming out of the intelligence community over the last several weeks and months, and it's our clear intention to put a stop to this in the best way that we can. leaks are part of the nature of this town. we understand that, but the fact of the matter is when you have the kind of leaks that have been coming out in the last few weeks, it puts lives in danger, and it infringes upon the ability of the intelligence community to do their job. suffice it to say in our meeting with general clapper, we knew before we engaged him this morning that he was extremely upset about this issue. he is, as well as every member of the leadership team in the intelligence community, and we have a pledge from them to con

after that, michael green berger speaks about the fema disaster preparedness. >> and to younger americans. today, a growing number of our fellow citizens are worried about the same disparities and the visions and problems that nearly five decades ago some thought to address. i have traveled across the country. i have heard it consistent drumbeat of concern from citizens. they have reason to believe. some of the achievements of the civil-rights movement hangs in the balance. >> watched the rest of his address at the summit online, at the c-span at video library. >> president obama was in minneapolis to talk about jobs and the economy in honeywell golden valley facility. he also attended a campaign fundraiser. 35 minutes. [cheers and applause] >> hello. it is good to be back in minnesota. it is good to see your governor here. [cheers and applause] on the way, we were making sure that the vikings were safe. that is hard for a man to do. i was cheering for a them. you have added an outstanding senators -- two outstanding senators. outstanding delegation is in the house. give them a round of a