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meanwhile montgomery's fire chief makes br 109,000 and that's about 3,000 more than d.c.'s fire chief. >>> tonight d.c. police are looking for the motive of a local football recruiter gunned down right outside mckinly high school in northeast. it may have stemmed from a fight over a woman. darcy spencer is live outside the school with the latest on that. darcy? >> craig, we were able to speak to the victim's mother late this afternoon and she said that he is the father of four children, also an ex marine. you would also find him here at mckinly tech high school here on the football field many a night because he is associated with d.c. falcons. it is a sem fie professional team that plays here at the school but but it was here in the parking lot of the high school friday night about 8:30 where he lost his life. i'm told a girl's flag football team was on the field when the shooting happened. this is video of the victim. he was 36 years old. his name was ralph thomas. he lived in temple hills in prince korj george's county. tom yeah mother says he used to coach football with

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. >> a br . >>> sports warriors have a new coach. >> eyebrow raiser.'s the intangibles that make up for what you don't see. read between the lines. mark jackson, never coached a game in the nba but does know a little something about the way they play in the pros, having done it for 17 years as a point guard in the league himself and for the past few seasons putting his knowledge of the game over the air waves as a television analyst. they feel his passion for the game can turn it into a contender, fans will have to wait to hear from him as he won't take over his duties until the nba finals are done. >>> the joint is jumping on a monday night even over at at&t. giants selling out the place, usually you have to wait for the team to wake up and rank crant can up. him had an of night. did -- he was the of look for eight. two on, huff, little texas leaguer down the left field line. two runs will score and the giants are with in 4-3 but it takes the clutch hit of the high school product nate liner to left. how many times has this guy come through? 1-2 pitch.

the cloud lives in big established companies like br a brocade and box.net. after apple launched its way into the cloud, lots of people are asking what are we getting ourselves into? >> people have way more devices that they're using, so you're using an ipad, iphone, a home computer, a work computer. and so you're creating all this information that you want to be able to get to from anywhere. >> reporter: you can think of the cloud as a bunch of computer servers. they will store data which you can then access over the internet. companies hold that data for you keeping it safe and letting you go get it when you want it. with more data, more devices and more jobs, the cloud is suddenly sexy. >> to do that, you have to build new types of networks an software and communication and those kinds of activities are what the valley excels in. that's what we do here is we invent new things. >> reporter: with mobility and convenience, the new valley buzz words, we're in the middle of a cloud burst. >> the same experience that you get where you can log in and get to your

for the most part these communications took place where br my marriage though some sadly took place after. >> okay, open up another can of worms. right, wiener did. >> yes. >> here it is. phone, he was asked the press are tough in new york. you're laughing. >> no, no. >> the press are sobs. phone sex means having some form of sex sex while you are on the phone doing the same thing. this term, he wouldn't deny it. just like luke russer saying, i can't say without sert tude. >> he essentially admitted it. >> thank you for translating anthony weiner. he essentially admitted it by -- >> he admitted it. with every passing year, you hear in press conferences questions that you never thought you would ever hear asked. but we are in a different world now. and public figures are in a different world. a famous internet executive said about ten years ago there is no such thing as privacy. get used to it. but powerful -- >> the washington post asking gary hart, have you had sex outside of marriage and the legendary editor of the post said you tet is back 20 years. he predicted it 20 years earlier. >>

the duke and duchess of cam trij br -- cambridge better known as will and kate will move into kensington palace. it's where the boys lived with diana before she died. right now they are bunking with prince harry. maybe "bunking" isn't the right word when you talk about royalty. >> it's a big sleepover. thank you very much. mr. roker, it's getting close out here. >> it certainly is. it will be worse tomorrow as we look to show you what's happening as far as the heat is concerned. look at the temperatures. chicago today, 97. 98 in amarillo. we are looking for records. add in the humid and it feels like 100 in minneapolis. 101 in chicago and dallas. we will see a little bit of a break. the jet stream way up to the north for today into tomorrow. the heat makes its way further east. into thursday and friday, the jet stream gets down. high pressure builds in. cooler air invades from canada. the heat will stay banked down south but in the northeast, the midatlantic states, things will be looking better. >> nice to start this tuesday. we will climb into the upper 80s, 30% or 40% chance for a thu

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history of man by bailing out a.i.g., citigroup, all the banks every other company except lehman and br stearns that were in trouble? so moral hazard, we've been down that road. >> rose: what is the health of wall street today? >> i think it's ver healthy. >> rose: so it's recovered well? >> yes. some of the big banks which i would call commercial banks, not wall street, are struggling certainly because. bank of america, for instance. >> rose: is still in trouble? >> it's struggling more than goldman sachs. goldman sachs is doing very we. there are two different tiers. >> rose: and too big to fail? >> alive and well. >> rose: and bank of america, for example, bought merrill lynch and is bigger than ever. >> that's another paradox which is that you have banks too big to fail that were all right big, even bigger now that we are in the midst of this crisis. is. >> rose: what's going to be done about fannie maend freddie mac? >> well, congress is going to wrestle over it. it's going to be a food fight and i caot make a prediction about what's going to happen. >> rose: but what about the bat

br -- if we weren't in freefall from the point of the strategy until the surge in iraq, and there was certainly on certainty whether at the time that would work to. a lot of that was external pressure from the standpoint of outside forces but a lot of it was internal so different country in so many ways, and we certainly understand that, but the overall model certainly how we assisted them and how they enforce etc. is one we are trying to follow now. a different forces this is from scratch in afghanistan. it's a different country. i believe that there will be limited focus in afghanistan and a limited way on some of these ministries, finance, administrator interior and defense, not across the whole government, central government of afghanistan, if you will, and in the long run this is a decentralized country. how do you make it flow and work, but that model is a very powerful model from my perspective of where we are and the question earlier is how many, we don't know. right now it's 157. how many left in afghanistan? 157 in iraq unless we reach an agreement to the contrary based on w

and look, the decision to resign is a deeply personal one, and let me br up-front about this, i did resign. and rick lazio, you've been in the congress, you've seen these facts unfold as they have, unfortunately, over the past week. do you think that anthony weiner made the right decision? and i ask you to speak now not as a partisan, but as somebody who was a member of an institution that has -- that is the united states congress. >> yeah. it's a deeply personal and political tragedy for anthony weiner and for the people that love him and his family. it's a public humiliation, obviously, but the fact is, you know, you have a situation where a member of the congress didn't just fib at one point, but he had a plan and executed a plan for over a week where he repeatedly lied and made up stories about this. you know, the honorable thing, i think, to do in this situation, which you can make a comparison, every situation is different, eliot, you can make a comparison with chris lee, a colleague of his from new york, who chose to resign, put his constituents first, and get past this thing, let h

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br mr. robert heyer is the cousin of the border patrol agent ryan terry. the committee would also like to recognize other members of agent terryterry. the committee would also like to recognize other members of agent terry's family, including his father, kent terry, who was unable to be here today. his stepmother carolyn terry, his older brother kent terry jr., and his younger sister kelly terry willis. our thoughts today are with agent terry and his entire family as they continue to mourn the untimely passing of their loved one. our remaining witnesses on the second panel are mr. john doddson, a special agent in the phoenix division of the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms, and explosives. excuse me. mr. bolindo, lee as he's known is a special agent in the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms, and explosives. and mr. peter porcelli is the supervisor of the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms, and explosives. ladies and gentlemen, pursuant to the rules of our committee, all witnesses are to be sworn in order to testify. would you please rise to take th

the duke and duchess of cam trij br -- cambridge better known as will and kate will move into kensingtondied. right now they are bunking with prince harry. maybe "bunking" isn't the right word when you talk about royalty. >> it's a big sleepover. thank you very m you're talking about royalty. >> it's a big sleep over. you can say that. thank you very much. >>> plm mr. roker, it's getting close out here. >> even worse tomorrow. we show you what's happening as far as the heat is concerned. look at these temperatures. chicago today 97, 98 in amarillo. looking for records, add in the humidity and check this out. it's going to feel like 100 in minneapolis, 101 in chicago as well as dallas. the good news is we'll see a bit of a break, jet stream up to the north for today. into tomorrow that heat starts to make its way further east. as we move into thursday and friday, the jet stream dips down, high pressure builds in. cooler air invades from canada. the heat will stay down south, but at least in the northeast and the mid atlantic states, things will be looking a bit better. that's what's going