. >> brian johnson here. here is the pick 3 numbers. 8-9-another 9- 899 next, we have a pick for. 4. >> join us at late bowie they sought to gain this week. go to marylandlottery.com for details. >> are you ready for the pick 4/ 0-8-6-8- 0868 let yourself ply the maryland lottery. >> that was lovely. thank you. we have a final look at the weather. >> we have been blessed. we went through such a wet time and we are 3.5 inches above rainfall. no worries about no rain. things look fabulous for this afternoon, about 80 degrees and mostly sunny. partly cloudy tomorrow and 78 and friday 82 degrees. saturday, it looks like a human start to weaken. it will be 87 but another front comes through and we will be back into the low 80's for next week. >> sounds good. thank you for joining us. have a great day, everybody. ]phtpññ@@

brian johnson with the maryland lottery. pick three. ready? two, nince, seven. the pick three. up next is the pick 4. the grand prize drawing is to more nights between seven and eight of fine dust the newest millionaire in maryland on wbal. it could be you. picked4 numbers: 3, 6, 1, 5. uncle bob does it. the maryland lottery, let yourself play. >> he is hilarious. >> he is. we've had a great stretch of nice weather. >> things will change overnight tonight. much milder tonight. we've been blessed with upper 50's to start our days. tonight only down to about 60 degrees. slight chance of scattered storms. 40% chance of activity in the morning. maybe a thunderstorm. in afternoon tomorrow it will be sticky. 88 or 90 degrees. 86 on friday. cloudy. speier chance of showers saturday and cooler. >> thank you for joining us at 11 news at noon. 11 news at noon. i can smile, i can carry on our conversation i do most of the talking yes i wear dentures and they fit wonderful super poligrip acts as a seal between my dentures and my gums super poligrip makes eating more comfortable. even well

look, it's not racist because the reporter brian johnson was black. one of the anchors tossing in the story was black, half of mobile's population is black. some of the remixes out there, i will say they could be interpreted -- bill: nobody knows, anybody's intent. if i were the news director, i don't think i would have run the piece. i understand it. i see that you can take it in good fun. >> there is one comparison, though. people in long island in your neighborhood with their accents are saying oh, my god, i see a martian in a lamp post, oh, my god. they would be laughing at themselves. we have to lighten up. bill: that's a good point, jane. >> did you like my accent? bill: i did. it's a little stereotyping. you can write to jane at -- no. ok, now, santa cruz is a kind of crazy place. they had a town hall meeting, city council meeting, and a woman showed up and did this. >> growing food is so good for the people because it's free. you can grow every kind of fruit and vegetable you want. that's how they do it. they have fruit trees and vegetable tre

brian johnson for the alliance for worker freedom, tell me about dennis riviera. is a community organizer, anti-vietnam protestor. who is this guy? >> this guy has been around for a while. he was a community organizer in puerto rico. he is an agitator. he is just another one of the union goons that have been brought to washington to basically have a war room, like you said. $10 million to do nothing but bully politicians just like the unions bully works into paying dues. $where are they getting the 10 million? >> union dues from union member dues, just another example of the billions an billions unions use on political activism, taken from hard-working american men and women every day. glenn: barack obama says, you know, during the campaign, i was listening to audio from him during the campaign for something i'm working on tomorrow and he says "if you want to know my policies, look at who i surround myself by." you want to know who this guy is and where he is headed, look at the people around him all the time. this guy is in the white house, meeting with barack ob

look, it's not racist because the reporter brian johnson was black. one of the anchors tossing in the story was black, half of mobile's population is black. some of the remixes out there, i will say they could be interpreted -- bill: nobody knows, anybody's intent. if i were the news director, i don't think i would have run the piece. i understand it. i see that you can take it in good fun. >> there is one comparison, though. people in long island in your neighborhood with their accents are saying oh, my god, i see a martian in a lamp post, oh, my god. they would be laughing at themselves. we have to lighten up. bill: that's a good point, jane. >> did you like my accent? bill: i did. it's a little stereotyping. you can write to jane at -- no. ok, now, santa cruz is a kind of crazy place. they had a town hall meeting, city council meeting, and a woman showed up and did this. >> growing food is so good for the people because it's free. you can grow every kind of fruit and vegetable you want. that's how they do it. they have fruit trees and vegetable tre

johnson in the lead. he goes three wide with denny hamlin and brian vickers who weren't even on the lead lap. son gets shuffled back. mark martin jumps into the lead and takes the checkered flag, his series best fourth win of the season. they are in indianapolis next weekend. >>> in case you missed it yesterday the body of steve mcnair was laid to rest in his hometown of hattiesburg, mississippi. almost 5,000 mourners were at the funeral including vince young in the middle all there to say good-bye to no. 9, the 36-year-old mcnair. steve's son, high school -- steve's son's high school football team all came in uniform. a number of ravens were also there including ray lewis who told steve's son to respect the man mcnair was on the field. >> your father put out one heck of a sacrifice, young man. every time you all walk out the door hold your head up high because he left something that a lot of men can't follow. >> i'm not even prepared to even talk because the fact is, you know, steve was like a hero to me and heros are not supposed to die. [ applause ] >> really emotional day, emotional couple

brian schneider. do you think he is number two? that's too easy because he's here. >> bob: nick johnson having a good night at first. let me check my brian schneider notes and just see how long he was with this organization for. eight years. five years in montreal, and then three here. i'm trying to think who the other long-tenured catchers were. i know michael barrett was an expo for a while but i don't remember him being around nearly that long. you are right about one thing, rob. carter, schneider appears way too obvious. >> rob: we know carter. carter caught for about 1500 games. >> bob: a lot of his -- >> rob: but he did go to the dodgers and was with the mets for a time, too. >> bob: yeah. i'm pretty sure it's not robert fick. >> rob: not robert fick. no way. >> bob: i said that in jest. >> rob: right about 5:00. >> bob: 0-2 to david wright. and some high heat. [ cheers and applause ] . >> bob: strikes him out and suddenly the nats pitchers have become untouchable. mets haven't had a hit since the 3rd. - it's on. - oh, it's on, all right. - it's on. - it is totally on. jimmy, it's on. it's on. oh, yeah, it's on

i want to thank the hospital for having us and i want to thank the participants, brian jacobs, johnson, gene alhart bridge -- jena hardridge. i just had the opportunity to talk to doctors, nurses, and administrators at this extraordinary institution. we spoke about the strains on our health care system and the strains our health-care system places on parents' with sick children. we spoke about the amount of time and money wasted on insurance-driven bureaucracy and a growing number of americans who are uninsured and underinsured. we spoke about what is wrong with a system where women cannot afford maternity care and parents cannot afford checkups for their kids and end up seeking treatment in emergency rooms like the ones here at children's. we spoke about the fact that it is very hard even for families with health insurance to access primary-care physicians and pediatricians in a city like washington, d.c.. you have all the doctors in one/have -- in one half of the city. and the manner in which reimbursement is taking place and the distance -- and the disincentives for dock this -- the

brian: go with little people. unless peter johnson jr. you find that illegal. peter: no, it's just a "we request." gretchen: some people might question the legality of it, is it enough gaffe? is this another gaffe? did he actually say we misread the economy? the obama administration misread the economy? that's in fact what he said, guys, in errant view effort weekend. brian: over in iraq walking around, talking to people and giving exclusive interview one of the sunday shows. here is former senator and now vice president biden saying look, it's a lot worse than we thought. >> we misread now bad the economy was but we are now only about 120 days into the recovery package. the truth of the matter was, no one anticipated, no one expected that that recovery package would, in fact, be in a position at this point of having to distribute a bulk of the money. peter: it's a contradiction in terms. either he misread it or no one expected it was going to be effective at this point. which one is it? brian: $787 billion aside for a stimulus package we couldn't afford and on

brian: peter johnson jr. is here. he specialized in health and insurance litigation.stood out last night? >> a few things stood out last night. one of the things that really kind of should bother us is what the president said about millionaires even though we're not millionaires. let's take a look at that. >> the house suggested a surcharge on wealthy americans, and my understanding, although i haven't seen the final version, is there's talk about that applying to families whose joint income is $1 million. to me that meets my principle that it's not being shouldered by families who are already having a tough time. brian: charlie rangel has $350,000. those aren't millionaires. >> that's news to us, and i think that's a big flat line on the healthogram, because he's saying only the people with $1 million. what the house bill said was $250,000, $280,000, up to $350,000, 1% to 5%. and so what we're going to do is provide a lot more health care coverage to 46 million people, we're going to close the medicaid and medicare deficit and only now the people that are making a mi

brian is now taking a few days off. peter johnson jr. is here. good to have you as well. steve: wonderful vacation in turn bury, florida. played a lot of tennis. speaking of tennis, it's going to be game, match, point this week will l. sonia sotomayor make it? we will talk about that shortly. here is that thing that really grabbed headlines over the weekend. that is this. was there a a special program that vice president dick cheney told cia don't tell congress about this. if that's true, perhaps that could reinforce what nancy pelosi said not too long ago well, yeah, the cia lie to us all the time. gretchen: very interesting developments over the weekend. because it all surfaced when leon pa net tax of course, the direct of the cia said in may one thing and changed his story in june. i guess it got a little bit of a bigger look. other big thing is this gang of eight. members of congress who are privy to the details of the briefings from the cia. some people are now arguing that more members of congress should be privy to that information. we're going to debate that as we

jim johnson is now in the bullpen right now. >> gary: brian roberts gets the out, and two quick outs here in the 7th inning for david hernandez. >> jim: if you think about it and go back through the first and 2/3 innings, you have the hanging curveball to rivera, and then got the fastball up to morales. other than that, just spectacular night. this is exactly what the orioles needed, a quality start, and a early offensive outbreak. ask there is matt palmer. >> gary: and that will miss up high for a ball. top of the order, figgins, again 0 for 3 in this ball game, and a 3 for 7 in the series. figgins against the orioles, big numbers. a .324 career batting average. couple of home runs against o's pitching over the years. 1-1 count. >> jim: what he's been able to to is get' head 0 to most of the -- to get' head of most of the angels hitters. >> gary: figgins will take it, and he gets the walk. >> jim: but see, i go to the bullpen right now. if you have jimmie johnson, who when he is as good as he can, ready to pitch, why with abreu, just a better match-up, and i would imagine trembley i

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children's hospital for hosting us today, and i want to thank the participants, joseph wright, brian jacobs, uwande johnson, michael knapp, and cath league quigley. i just had the opportunity to talk to doctors, nurses, fish's assistants and administrators at this institution. we spoke about some of the strains on our health care system and some of the strains our health care system places on parents with sick children. we spoke about the amount of time and money wasted on insurance-driven bureaucracy. we spoke about the growing number of americans who are uninsured and underinsured. we spoke about what is wrong with a system where women can't always afford maternity care and parents can't afford check ups for their kids and end up seeking treatment in emergency rooms like the one here at children's. we spoke about the fact that it is very hard even for families who have insurance to access primary care physicians and pediatricians in a city like washington, d.c. you have got all the doctors in one half of the city, very few doctors in the other half of the city. and part of that has to do with the manner

we go with brian bass who is usually the long man for the orioles. baez and jimmie johnsonn struggling with his command. >> gary: 2-1 count. runners on first and third. throw over. and bobby abreu not with a particularly big lead over there. he gets back to the bag. >> jim: remember, he can steal bases, 17 out of 20. >> gary: and, again. >> jim: and the tying run at third puts a lot of pressure on greg zaun behind the plate because you have such great speed with figgins at third base. >> gary: the delivery by baez, a breaking ball that will be taken down low. and a 3-1 count now. baez worked against boston in his last outing on the first, giving up a run on three hits in an inning and 2/3. 3 balls 1 strike count. and a look over to third base as mora came

jeremy johnson has signed a four-year deal wh the skins. that leaves top draft pick brian as the only unsigned player with camp just two days away. less than 48 hours away from jim zorn training camp, what does the coach expect? >> we had a good foundation last year in our preparation on how we prepared. and we've been putting tweaks on it. training camp will have a little bit different -- you know, there's a little bit different setup. but some of the work is just work. and we're ready to go. we're ready towork. we're ready to put the effort, the timeit takes to get ourselves ready for the season. >> today foer redskins coach joe gibbs was in town to promote his new book "game plan for life. "office i sat down with the coach at books a million in dupont circle and asked the hall of famer about his thoughts on jason campbell given what the qn has had to go through this -- the quarterback has had to go through this off- season. >> i feel he's handled it extremely well. if things like that bother you, then you're probably not in the right position because quarterbacks, you'r

brian roberts trying to score. the slow, the slide -- out of here! lostpportunity number two. to the bottom of the ninth. jim johnsonmatsui e!s off. -- matsui tees off. the final there, 5-1. >> when woodward heyward was asked the trade for minnesota, he thought it was historical. >> i think it was a big deal. i was surprised he was able to pull off such a great deal. i haven't seen a deal that good since the louisiana purchase. i loved it. i think it helped us out a lot. we didn't have to give up a lot. >> louisiana purchase. that puts it in perspective. >> tom watson didn't leave with the jug, but he became the oldest runner-up since 1915. he's now ranked 105th in the world which is a jump of 1,261 spots. and speaking of chronology, how about this -- old tom watson has nothing on hershell mcgriff. he became the oldest driver. he's 81 years old. he retired in 1954. came back to race. he drives way too fast, like so many down in florida that worry about his age. 81 years old! even in the most uncertain times, there are some things wenow for sure. there will still be weddings, still be babies, and still be bright futu

brian: more on co-ops. peter johnson set up for you. roaming the streets without any home or money.e city do? fly them to paris. taxpayers are footing the bill. check out this progressive pug. strolling around pushing a baby carriage. should it be allowed? whose idea was that? and are we paying for it? gretchen: we are back with fox news legal analyst peter johnson jr. the co-op word came out. have you been helping us dissect what these words really mean the last few days. is co-opt any different than public health care? >> the word is different. the meaning is the same. and it's a trojan horse at the very least. the government is going to pay for it there are no do opts. there are very few co-opts in the united states. they were set up by fdr during the depression. really in rural areas. they have not been terrifically successful. they are allowed to be brought into creation under law now. but do youwho bank rollings the co-opts? private insurance companies. now, the government is going to say well, we want to bank roll these now. if they bank roll these now, isn't it the same as a

brian roberts tries to score, he's out at the plate. two runners thrown out at home plate. then the bottom of the ninth inning jim johnson is pitching and we'll show that a little later on but hideki matsui hits a home run. that ends it. the final score 2-1. there it is, gone. all over. the walkoff home run. >>> the ravens now. news that the coaching staff will try out four receivers on friday. the only names coming out. d.j. hackett and drew bennet. they've had their own moments. mark clayton, number one receiver because his goff game is horrible so it's good. casey cares golf tournament. he's been in contact with derrick mason and feels there's a chance mason could play this season. >>> did you know shaquille o'neal coming to abc? the nba superstar will star in "shaq versus." it's a series where the all-star center will challenge top athletes in their respective sports. during one episode which debuts on august 18th shaq is going to swim against our own michael phelps. that will be interesting. i would like to see shaquille o'neal in the pool. >> better be the deep end. >>> drivers saw flames and smoke and then they ra

also, the nationals send first baseman nick johnson packing at the deadline and the redskins have a new guy in town. first round pick brian orakpo hits the field after signing his big contract. t"ncoins. # >>> space shuttle "endeavour" returned to earth today. the seven astronauts aboard successfully finished up a job that boosted the size and power of the international space station. kristen dahlgren is at the kennedy space center with our report. >> reporter: after 16 days, 6.5 million miles, "endeavour" glided to a stop on the florida runway. the astronauts beaming as they stepped back on solid ground. >> what a fantastic mission. we are thrilled to be a part of a team that is able to accomplish missions like this. >> reporter: it was an end to a mission that was full of new beginnings. >> what an amazing team of accomplishment this was. a truly phenomenal mission. >> it was first time 13 people had ever lived together on the international space station. and over five space walks astronauts attached the last piece of the billion dollar japanese lab. a front porch for space experiments. the experiment that has a lot of

brian van de graaff, weather, and lisa baden, traffic. this is "good morning washington," on your side. >>> checking our top stories this morning. a big opportunity for home buyers in prince george's county. jack johnson plans to announce a new assistant program to help people buy foreclosed homes. the program is aimed at stopng the erosion of property volumes caused by foreclosures. >> two men will be honored as the first combat casualties of the vietnam war. there will be a wreath laying ceremony. the men died in 1959 in vietnam. the event will commemorate the 50th anniversary of their deaths. >> a national tour is being launched about the don't ask, don't tell policy. it bans gays and lesbians from serving openly in the military. the pennsylvania democrat is a veteran of the iraqi war. >>> your traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. >> it has been a busy morning on the roadways. what is the latest? but they are slowing down only in the literal sense. crest traffic is slowing down because of the volume. we go liveto the camera with the slow down right now on 270. traffic on the right side is toward montgomery county. now we go to newschopper 7. doesn't look great? that is between 95 and tyso

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johnson. he thought about second, throws to first. that was a fine fielding play there. that ball bounced up on him quickly. >> jim h.: if you're going to hit-and-run, and brianterfield waits until it's 2- 1. there goes scutaro, this keeps him out of the double play. probably still could have gotten him. with the one run lead, take the sure out, even though you're going to face the 3-4 hitters coming up. >> jim h.: so the tying run at second base, only one down. here's lind. who has had a tough night, in particular with the strike zone at the plate. he has been called out on strikes twice and he still doesn't agree with either of the calls. >> jim p.: well, it's a big strike zone. if you're somewhere in the neighborhood. you got to earn it. glove a couple inches off the corner. if you hit it, you're probably going get that pitch. there's a strike at the knees, 1-1 the count. the hit batsman scutaro in scoring position. ball two. >> jim p.: you could see it's an easy 95. adam lind is really having a terrific year. really struggled last year, against lefties. this year hitting over .300. maybe not as good defensively. definitely not as good defensively as nick

johnson on an hiv aids drug. and right now, up 4% -- it's expected to come out on monday. now over to brian at the nymex. brian. >> you know, mike, we're higher by about a buck, and some traders are just scratching their heads, because listen, we have equities down, and we have a firmer dollar, two of the trends we have been coupled with and it's not happening.g. some of the supposed bullish things going on, geopolitical, some output concerns out of nigeria, stories that the iraq government is worried that unions arereoing to try to block an oil deal between bp and a chinese company, and we also have a situation in indonesia with those explosions. domestically, we have the housing data which makes people more bullish, of course, on the economy. take a look at intraday, with cobwebs in my head, down a percent, we have gone all the way up.. i will tell you, the rest of the complex to the up side, sue. even natt gas was down, and now even that's rallied, and it is a head-scratcher when you think about the dollar and equities at this hour. >> thank you, brian. that's what we're going to be watching as we con

brian: we have to fill out forms to get a loan. can you just tell me if mrs. johnsoney to open up her deli. at her age i didn't know if she could make it word. steve: don't they have an excel spreadsheet? they can say this went for a loan or this went for a shawl business loan. brian: they bought other banks, they made investments, they paid off their debts, so ok. do me a favor. try to lend it. i don't think i'd like to. alisyn: we'd rather buy a different bank. we'd rather invest it ourselves rather than give it to people who are trying to buy homes or cars. steve: last week goldman reported a 3 or $4 billion quarter. that was their profit, and then -- brian: jp morgan. steve: billions of dollars, but they still have not fully repaid all the tarp money. brian: i'm glad some of them did, they do not want the government standing over them telling them not to give bonuses out or how much to give out. steve: goldman still has outstanding tarp myspace. they're making all that money, why don't they pay it back. brian: let's ask larry summers that. he's got a very importan

brian bannisterment three runs on seven hits no, diseg decision. jason berken, two runs on six hits over six nondecisions. jim johnsoner run on the homer by bloomquist in the eighth that tied the ballgame. >> gary: 0-2 delivery to markakis. we go to extra innings. so, wright comes on and shuts the orioles down here in the ninth. 1-2-3. 10th coming up. announcer: what are you waiting for? all around the world, men with erectile dysfunction have asked their doctors about cialis. ask your doctor if a cialis option is right for you because in addition to 36-hour cialis, there's another dosing option: cialis for daily use, a low-dose tablet you take every day so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. man: tell your doctor about your medical condition and all medications and ask if you're healthy enough for sexual activity. don't take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. don't drink alcohol in excess with cialis. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed back ache or muscle ache. to avoid long term injury, seek immediate medical help for an e

brian. >> absolutely. here's what else is happening at this hour. goen goldman sachs down slightly strong gains in trading, investment banking helping to offset the charge pay. of course, the government bailout money. johnson & johnson higher now, it's falling 5%, hurt by a stronger dollar. patent expirations on schizophrenia and epilepsy drugs in terms of sales. j & j still managing to top forecasts. apple on the move, as well. the company saying customers have downloaded over a billion and a half iphone apps in just a year, that part of the business growing at an incredible pace with more than 65,000 apps and more than 100,000 developers in the iphone developer pam. >> budget deficit breaking through $1,000, so with the deficit soaring, look at all these zeros, 12 zeros. the deficit is soaring, should the president focus on fixing the economy and forget about health care and climate reform? let's fire up the power grid. hi, guys. you each get 20 seconds. greg, let me start with you. you get 20 seconds. should the president demand health care and cap and trade reform in the wake of this big deficit projection? >> absolutely. you know, to add up a couple more trillion dollars so what we're doing right now.

. ♪ brian: listen michael jackson's funeral went on and on and on it was appropriate and had the right tone. for me, the best speakers, i thought al sharpton was tremendous. i thought magic johnsons was great if not a little long. clearly the 11-year-old daughter stole the show. gretchen: yeah. right at the very end after all of the concerts and performers and unexpectedly paris showed up at the microphone and decided that she wanted to say a few words. i think what is so startling about this is for most of their lives these kids have lived in the shadows of life. brian: not anymore. gretchen: in a house where they were rarely seen and if they were ever out in public they had on a mask. so it was very heart wrenching to me. brian: daughter had a michael jackson doll. steve: young blanket. brian: boy, excuse me. dave: here is a look back at the highlights from the ceremony from brook shields and all the others. take a look. ♪ halleluiah ♪ we're going to see the king. >> to millions around the world, michael jackson was an idol, a hero, even a king. >> michael was the biggest star on earth. >> this is a celebration of his life, of his legacy. ♪ whose bad? ♪ whose bad ♪ >> this is