and sends depeening -- demeaning e-mails. >> reporter: the resolution calls for the dismissal of brian johnson. the college president declined media introduces saying in a statement that he d to specific questions in the near future. johnson did say he remains committed to serving montgomery college. the board of trusto has scheduled a special meeting next thursday evening to discuss the faculty vote of no confidence in brian johnson. classes begin on monday, meanwhile. john henrehan, fox 5 news. >>> coming up next here at 6, the latest in the abduction of a girl held hostage for 18 years in a california backyard. >>> and back here, a desperate search in the stand. these people were -- in the sand. these people were digging like crazy for a big payoff. >>> virginia's for lovers. the famous state slogan is in the running for a big honor to be included on the advertising walk of fame on new york's madison avenue. vote for the slogan online and go to www.myfoxdc.com for the link. winners will be inducted next month. >> it's shocking, disturbing and? in one word, it's brutal. >> the monthsgomery c

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the faculty resolution calls for the dismissal of brian johnson. college president declined media interviews saying in a statement he would respond to specific questions in the near future. johnson did say he remains committed to serving montgomery college. the board of trustees has scheduled a special meeting next thursday evening to discuss the faculty vote of no confidence in brian johnson. classes meanwhile begin on monday. in rockville, john hen handle, fox 5 -- john henrehan, fox 5 news. >>> the class confusion in prince george's county still isn't cleared up. one week into the brand new school year and nearly 1300 students still don't have course schedules. it is a vast improvement though over the 8,000 without schedules on monday. the school blames a computer glitch to the scheduling slipup. the superintendent apologized and calls the delay inexcusable. he says all students will have schedules by monday. >>> new jersey not exactly rolling out the welcome mat for omar qaddafi. >>> talk about taking things to the extreme. this man taking his

, -- professors want the college president to step down, expressing no confidence in president brian johnsonit is a he failed to attend critical meetings, issued -- misused his college-issued credit card. he sent an e-mail to faculty and staff today saying that he remains committed to serving the college and will answer specific concerns in the near future. >>> give yourself extra time if you plan on riding the metro. doucette expect a 30-minute delays on the red, orange, and green lines. -- they said to expect 30- minute delays. that will be until midnight on sunday. portland train will single track between east falls church and boston on midnight on sunday. >>> coming up, crossing his fingers and hoping you are holding a winning ticket? we have the winning numbers. the corner reveals new details about the death of michael jackson. >> the initial pression was he was not stable. >> a girl abducted 18 years ago is found. new details about the man accused of kidnapping her. what you might not know is that you can contact geico to see if you could save on homeowner's and renter's insurance too.

. >> last night, faculty members voted for a resolution of no- confidence in brian johnson. they say he has tarnished the school's reputation and misused his issued college credit card. >> it is a dereliction of his duties. that does not fly at all. >> johnson earns about $220,000 per year and has a car and housing allowance. he sent an e-mail to faculty and staff to read in part, "i want to assure you i remain committed to serving as college." students signing up for class es said allegations disturb them but will not deter them from attending. >> i am concerned. >> the board of trustees which oversees the president will meet thursday to discuss this no- confidence vote. julie parker, abc 7 news. >>> expect 30-minute delays on metro's red, orange, and green lines this weekend. the trains will be single- tracking on the red line between friendship heights and it grows from her -- and grosenor. green line trains will single track between georgia avenue and fort totten from 8:00 until 6:00 p.m. sunday. >>> eric foster has the traffic situation. >> slow traffic out there, frida

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the pass behind brian purvis. dirk johnson will punt it away for the buccaneers. >> troy: this is what they're hoping to avoid. i mean, a free rusher and either the lineman didn't pick that up as they should have, or josh freeman didn't recognize that it was a blitz and that is something you'll have to have to be able to do when he plays. he will play at some point this year, but he's going to have to be able to identify the blitz. otherwise, he will get hit a lot. >> joe: a little better punt from johnson. josh freeman who started 1 for 5. and davone bess is out to the 42. three weeks from tonight, the new fox thursday is all about chemistry. "bones" is back with new cases. and "fringe" is on a band new night. "bones" and "fringe," three weeks from tonight, thursday night on fox. 45 seconds left in the third quarter and chad henne is back in the huddle. there's some bones. part of the pirate ship with the canons that scared us. scared the bejesus out of us before the game when they were testing it in an empty stadium. there's

the pass behind brian purvis. dirk johnson will punt it away for the buccaneers. >> troy: this is what they're hoping to oid. i mean, a free rusher and either the lineman didn't pick that up as they should have, or josh freeman didn't recognize that it was a blitz and that is something you'll have to have to be able to do when he plays. he will play at some point this year, but he's going to have to be able to identify the blitz. otherwise, he will get hit a lot. >> joe: a little better punt from johnson. josh freeman who started 1 for 5. and davone bess is out to the 42. three weeks from tonight, the new fox thursday is all about chemistry. "bones" is back with new cases. and "fringe" is on a band new night. "bones" and "fringe," three weeks from tonight, thursday night on fox. 45 seconds left in the third quarter and chad henne is back in the huddle. there's some bones. part of the pirate ship with the canons that scared us. scared the bejesus out of us before the game when they were testing it in an empty stadium. there's h

johnson was able to pass civil rights. brian: flames coming dangerously close to donald trump's exclusive golf course. officials are reporting this morning that the fire is not contained. firefighters are battling another fire in the san gabriel mountains. gretchen: health officials are stressing that it is vital for new parents and pregnant women to get the swine flu vaccine. doctors say women at any stage of their pregnancy should get the vaccine. they recommend combining into with the seasonal flu shot. the vaccine will not be a billable until october -- will not be available until october. brian: william la jeunesse joins us from outside the capitol building in sacramento, calif.

steve: brian johnson in for brian kill my.time we've done the sturges bike run in sturges, north dakota. meghan mccain, the daughter of u.s. senator john mccain, do you think she'll ride one of those? gretchen: i bet she is. it was her favorite campaign stop when her dad ran for president. she vowed she would go back to old supporters. 150,000 of them rallying for john mccain. peter: hope of the buffalo chip, as you can see. steve: oh, that's where it is. gretchen: in the meantime, let's talk about something that affects almost every single person in america and that's taxes and too could it mean that the middle class will get hit even though president obama campaigned during his speeches that you would not be touched with one penny? well, now his treasury people, a lot of them yesterday in the talk shows started talking about this middle-class tax. see what you think. >> the president has said the taxes won't go up for any americans earning $250,000 but it doesn't appear that he's going to keep that promise if he is going to

nascar, on the trash in michigan today it was heartbreak for jimmy johnson and joy for brian vickers. lap 121. curt bush and david reagan. spin out of control. both cars slide down the track. curt bush gets the worst of it. he'll need a mechanic for this. he would finish 36th. jimmy johnson dominated the race. he led 165 laps. with three to go he runs out of fuel. oh, no. has to go to pit road. johnson ends wup a disappointing 33rd place finish. i ran out of fuel one time and i needed help. beside the fact. victory for brian vicker. he takes the checkered fla at michigan, his firstry vto inic more than three years, the second of his career. jeff gordon second, dale earnhart jr. third. >>> walking a fine line high above the ground. come back and check it out.

nick johnson's debut wearing number 20, and he belts it to deep left center field and knocks it off the wall there. brian scoring. johnson, though, trying to get all the way to third and is then out, but still a nice debut for him in a florida marlins' uniform. the cubs lead it 6-5. the nationals preparing now for the match-up against the pittsburgh pirates as the 1:00 game on sunday with colin balester, the chance. they got the six runs, but the pitching was not there against andrew mccutchen tonight. >> no, the pitching was not. there rig said it. we don't drive runs in. you've got to be able to capitalize on the amount of runners on base. we have not done this all year long. i know we've had a couple of teasers where we score 12, 13, 14 runs, but i still don't believe that this ball club is capable of scoring five run as game. >> colin balester get as chance for back-to-back wins as he takes on paul maholm. it should be a very impressive match-up there sunday as the nats look to get on the board in this series at pnc park. they have now lost four straight in pittsburgh. bob carpenter and rob dibble wi

gretchen: and peter johnson sitting in for brian johnson.and euna lee will ariff in california -- will arrive in california in a few minutes. >> we're inside a private hanger, private hanger 25, as it is known. this is where known commercial aircraft goes. this is where bill clinton's plane carrying two american journalists will be coming in in half an hour. the platform with stairs that has been set up with welcome home sign, that will be rolled out to the middle of the hanger here when the plane comes in and knows are the stairs which the journalists will use to come down and touch american soil for the first time in a long time. and what an ordeal it has been for these two women, locked behind bars in north korea for the last four months. and then yesterday we had the surprise news about their surprise visit by president clinton. it was characterized as a humanitarian mission to secure the release of those two journalists. it certainly was successful. we haven't had an opportunity to hear from these two women for about four months, althou

mostly how you guys will survive the loss of your long-time defensive coordinator jim johnson, but you also lost brian dawkins in the secondary and the guy who called defense for you. >> yeah, yeah. no doubt about it. guys have to step in. and move up, you know what i mean? they've got to make plays. another the end of the day, that's what it's all about. hopefully we'll have guys that will step up and do what they need to do. >> curt: do you expect him to be any different than jim johnson? who will recall plays and do thin things? >> well, i think everyone brings their own type of system with them. >> we're not bringing those things out yet. we're saving them for the season. i think we're going to continue with the same mold, being aggressive, getting after the quarterback. making plays on the ball and see where we go from there. >> curt: does it force you to take more of a leadership role? you try to help joy mays out there. >> absolutely. i'm kind of the older guy now. everybody is looking at me to take on that roll. i'm ready to step into that role and do whatever needs to be done. >> kenny: he's

and brian matusz, outstanding to get the win, as jim johnson comes on to earn the save. final score, orioles 5, the indians 2! @@pp  >> jim: we are back here. we will come back, take a look at the highlights and more about the orioles getting the split against the cleveland indians. let's return you to jim and buck. >> buck: thank you. we will head downstairs and visit with amber. >> reporter: what a game by brian matusz. he said in his last outing he didn't think he was being aggressive enough, not attacking hitters. did you see him be aggressive in this game? >> buck: yes. he was able to individual in enough all season to keep them off balance. he was outstanding for the first five innings and a little blip in the 6th inning and 7th. >> he was able to get the next batter out and move on. >> act exactly. he has strong will and was able to dote through the inning. >> reporter: you have seen what these team cans do when they turn the corner, come out and go deep into the game. >> these young stars are giving you a hint of what they can do. hopefully

johnson when the ball is down. over the last maybe six, seven weeks, looks like the fast ball is very effective. >> brian roberts has a play and he gets it to first. two men down. johnson reached for it, but he never it never bounced up to him. two outs in the los angeles tenth inning. but first johnson has to get by sean figgins, who would be the league mvp if he batted against the orioles every game. outside. ball one. we'd like to welcome those who are watching the nationals win at cincinnati 5-4 the final there. bonus coverage now on masn and hd. we are in the tenth inning at camden yards. orioles tied it in the bottom of the ninth with a manufactured run. >>> double by brian roberts. and then the stolen base. adam jones would get it in with a sacrifice fly. there it is. pretty good but 333 feet down the line. gets brian roberts in it to make it 8-8. figgins has two doubles and three rbis. he has one of those. scored two runs. he leads the league in runs scored. if he gets on, he is probably going to steal another base. jim johnson has an easy 99, 95, 98 on that pitch. >> one time starter coming through the orio

mostly how you guys will survive the loss of your long-time defensive coordinator jim johnson, but you also lost brian dawkins in the secondary and the guy who called defense for you. >> yeah, yeah. no doubt about it. guys have to step in. and move up, you know what i mean? they've got to make plays. another the end of the day, that's what it's all about. hopefully we'll have guys that will step up and do what they need to do. >> curt: do you expect him to be any different than jim johnson? who will recall plays and do thin things? >> well, i think everyone brings their own type of system with them. >> we're not bringing those things out yet. we're saving them for the season. i think we're going to continue with the same mold, being aggressive, getting after the quarterback. making plays on the ball and see where we go from there. >> curt: does it force you to take more of a leadership role? you try to help joy mays out there. >> absolutely. i'm kind of the older guy now. everybody is looking at me to take on that roll. i'm ready to step into that role and do whatever needs to be done. >> kenny: he's

three laps to go, jimmie johnson in the league, running out of gas. he finished 33rd, brian vickers, going on to win the race, he ran out of gas on his way to victory lane but moves to win 12 points in the chase, earning our geico 15 minutes of fame. coming up. >>> a main stay of the redskins defense and the per bowl experience. we'll visit with griffin when we come back. ♪ ♪ tell meho's watching. ♪ i always feel like somebody's watching me. ♪ (announcer) it's right here. it's easy. calculating for getaway. ♪ find your way to a perfect destination at busch gardens... and water country usa... where family-fun surrounds you... and world-class rides astound. start at buschgardens.com. julie loves target, it's got the supplies teacher told her to get and for a great deal. she also expects he'll love the sandwich. she expects he'll think of her when he sees the note. so she shops target. gotta have deals on the stuff she's gotta get. target. expect more. pay less. it's the all new sesame strt forest of fun... at busch gardens in williamsburg. with four family-friendly rides... an

johnson finished 33rd. brian vickers was the beneficiary. it's the second victory of his career. that's your sports minute. i'm hakem dermish. have a great day. >> we will try. >> we're going to do our best. let's get a check on our traffic and weather right now, see if we'll have a nice day. >> some breaking news in the weather department. the first hurricane of the season. meteorologist tom kierein is in storm center 4 to tell us what that is and where it is right now. good morning. >> as of 5:00 this moing, bill now a hurricane. was a tropical storm yesterday, and there it is. it's over 2,000 miles away from washington. here's washington on the map just to give you an idea. way out here in the atlantic. these are the latest statistics. winds of 75 with gusts to 92. bill continuing on a westerly track here, and over the next couple of days will continue that way heading up toward bermuda perhaps by the end of the week. for us, hot weather here for today today and tomorrow. mid-90s. could get some showers and thunderstorms wednesday, thursd

this team now -- this is in two months now johnson's team has gambled thinking he could make it without fueling. that paved the way for brianvickers. johnson was made. vickers was happy, and that's a look at sport. >> i guess it's all a calculation. that's two times it hasn't paid off? >> in two months at the same track, too. >> who is brian vickers? >> he doesn't have as many career wins. >> i have to physical it closer. >>> a bakery in michigan said it set a new world record for the biggest cup cake. it's part of the dream cruise event in detroit. the thing is about 1200 pounds. earlier they tried to make one even bigger, but it expandzed so much that it dislodged a heating rod in some dislodged a heating in the oven. >>> if you sell stuff on line, we have a warning for you. hln money expert clark howard says you should know about a very unfriendly fraud and how to protect yourself against that. >> i have a special warning for you if you're a business person who has an e-commerce site. there is a new, hot rip-off going on that's being referred to as friendly fraud. i don't think anything friendly about it. i don't even kn

johnson finishes with a disappointing 33-place finish. brian vickers takes the lead. he's given a present, a victory at michigan. jeff gordon is second, dale earn heart jr. finished third. heck of a day for brian vickers who yesterday got in a fight with kyle busch in the nationwide race. pretty good redemption. wnba, 60-59 p b new york

brian todd looks "in-depth" at the crisis. >> for almost three decades delvin johnson has been unloadingrting, hoofing it house by house, becoming a fixture on his northwest washington beat. >> all right. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> he survived the anthrax scare at his local station and other perils of the job. so in 30 years, how many dog bites? >> this one. >> only one? >> after 28 years. >> you went 28 years without one. >> without one. >> you got one a couple years ago? >> yup. that's it. comes with the job. >> for mail carriers like delvin, dog bites may be the least of their worries these days. the u.s. postal service is now on the government's risk of aggh- list of high-risk en esci. we're all simply doing more e-mailing and online bill paying. that means a lot less physical mail to and from your doorstep. >> what is the volume like now compared to what it was like before? >> i'd say about a third to half it's dropped off. >> in how long? >> in about a year and a half. >> is that the most drastic it's been? >> the most drastic, yeah. >> in fact, over the past two years the gove

johnson hit the pedal. his car did not respond. he ran out of gas. brian vicars then cruised then for the win. watch closely, because here comes the world record for the fastest human on the planet. he destroyed the field and the record by running a blazing grace today. he he shaved 11 hundredths of a second of the world record set in beijing. >> sta >> one more day of dry weather? >> no rain in sight, and it will be human tomorrow. isolated storms late tuesday, a better chance on wednesday. thursday and friday we are at 90 degrees. the upcoming weekend looks cooler. claude it is about to make landfall, and bill is still a tropical storm, set to become a hurricane in the next couple of days. >> we will see you back here at 11:00. every evening. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- the art of getting dirty. the art of getting clean. new powerfully formulated wisk®... is better on tough mud stains than tide total care. wisk®. powerfully clean. perfectly priced. boss: come on in, i had some other things you can tell peo

brian: fox legal analyst peter johnson is here.alth care reform plan. he has actually read it. welcome back, peter. >> hi. steve: we are going to run something that the president said at the town hall two days ago. listen. >> i have not said that i was a single pair supporter because, frankly, we historically have had an employer-based system in this country with private insurers and for us to transition to a system like that, i believe, would be too disruptive. so i'm not promoting a single pair plan. steve: so he just said i have not said i was a single pair supporter or promoter of it. peter: i think the facts are really important in this debate. so let's be objective and dispassionate and go to the facts and let's see what he said on the campaign trail. he said: steve: maybe he has changed his mind. >> i don't think he has said he changed his mind. he made a statement and two years ago and now we have the statement now in terms of a single pair system. and a single pair system means government-run health care. that, over time,

johnson. he maeks everybody better. that was brian iraorakpo. still learnsing, but when he puts his hand down, he's a difference-maker. >> and they're grinding at it every day. >>> moving now to the nba. miami heat forwarard michael beasley has checked himself into a rehab clinic. he's done so down in houston because he is battling depression. we want to show you pictures. this is a big question mark. he said he was going down to houston because he felt he wanted a change of scenery. two photos posted to his twitter account on tuesday. like i said, beasley told his manager he just needed to get away from the washington, d.c. miami area. he had also posted messages on twitter saying things like i feel the whole world is against me. i can't win for losing. the heat open up their camp september 28th. last year he was the second leading scorer for him. you have to wonder if he'll rectify things quickly. >>> now moving to the nationals. they right now are battling with the brewers, trying not to ploe it. right now they're down 6-1. let's take you to

peter johnson is sitting in for brian kilmeade today.rprise visit to north korea. mike emanuel joins us live from the white house with the latest details. the white house has no comment on this right now. it was a sanctioned trip by the white house, was it not? >> you are right. good morning. the white house and the obama administration has been tight- lipped about the whole thing. press secretary robert gibbs released a statement. while the solely private mission to secure the release of two americans is on the ground, we will have no comment. we do not want to jeopardize the success of former president clinton's mission. the former president was greeted by a handshake. a deal has essentially been worked out. he is going to put the final touches on it. state media reports the former president's arrive fall eight hours ago. it is not clear how long he will be there. the two american journalists have been held since march 18. they were sentenced to hard labor back in june for illegally entering north korea and engaging in hostile acts. re

i think if you are brian fuentes, as you look at the orioles closer jim johnson, you don't want to get fast ball in the middle of the plate here. breaking ball. they don't get the call. 3-0. even thousand now, i would not be surprised to see if aubrey huff would get the green light. there is a rookie on deck reimold. 3-0 the count. 3-1. looks like he was ready. aubrey is 3 for 17 on the homestand with one homerun. >> jim: that homerun to left center field. there is a winning run on, two men down.   there is only one player le on the orioles bench and that is melvin more la. so melvin's going to come on to pinch run if the game doesn't end. >> you don't gain a lot of speed. a couple of years ago you would have. you would be down nobody. >> jim: save the bat just in case later on. here's reimold. orioles essentially excuse me, jim, used three moves in the eighth inning, because two pinch hitters and then izturis came out defensively for andino. >> the angel outfield in this situation playing the way they are supposed to. hunter played deep anyway. look how dee

jim johnson his fourth save. brian roberts, a double and an rbi.k at the player of the game as voted on by the fans. i'm told now we're going somewhere else. manager david has just come in. -- manager dave trembley has just come inside. >> you know, both starting pitchers were good. but what counts is hernandez was better. and obviously we needed one of our starters to step up and give us a quality game and he did. just improved with his ability to locate and throw strikes and be aggressive with his fastball. had some good plays behind him. and we had an opportunity to set the bullpen up and albers came in and got the third one, and baez, baez lost the game on the road. i think it was in detroit. when he struck out four out of six, and i thought at that time, that was the best stuff he's had in about three weeks. tonight was equal. he had very, very good stuff, very good fastball. and that's the first time johnson has really been tested, i think, in a save situation. and his curveball, his curveball i thought was the difference. it made his fastbal

brian matusz. checked swing, an appeal to first. he did not go, says adrian johnson. one-time oriole, a rule v pick by the birds and was with them for part of a season. there is a line drive to right. that's going to fall for a base hit. so the blue jays trying to come right back on brian matusz. >> buck: blue jays obviously had a lot of confidence -- they have a lot of confidence with roy halladay on the mound. hitters know that halladay is not going to give up an awful lot of runs so they feel pretty comfortable they can come back and erase this one-run deficit. halladay, sooner or later, is going to stop the orioles. >> jim: there requests the runner. pitch is taken low. wieters had the ball pop out of his hand. he didn't waste any time, took off on the first movement and picks up his fourth steal. >> buck: he took off for second base. scutaro with a little courtesy bunt position and you can see matt wieters never got the ball in his hand as he took it on the short hop. he never could find the handle. the bylaw jays are not a small ball team but they doing a sacrif

brian vickers drove a great race. he had himself in a position to win if something happened. jimmie johnson out of later, see you later. tiger woods ran out of gas and yang was there to take over. the headline should be, it is what it is. i'm pausing for a moment. >> sure. >> let's get into the break and then weave first warning weather. and then on coffee time, we have ron woodson. how about that? he's going to talk about t and we'll talk about the madden game that has swept the country. i can't imagine how many units were sold over the weekend. we have traffic control and first warning weather and more when we come back. >>> temperature is 69 and humidity 07%. 70 east, 74 in washington d.c. 63 in oakland. one day we need to do a show live in oakland. but i suggest we don't do in the winter. 23468 columbia, 72 in rock hall and an -- annapolis. a frontal system moves through the area. it may kick off a mid-week thundershower. there's not any big organized rain heading our way. the only shot we have is the remnants of the tropical storm claudette coming ashore along the florida panhandle. ho

the loss of jim johnson and the leader in brian dawkins.ow you look at trent cole up front in the defensive end position. he has to make up some of the slack with his 9 sacks last year. he must improve. . >> all right. obviously marcellus wiley talking about the eagles. we will get back to the cowboys now on espn.com. the 3 things you need to know about the cowboys. check 3 and out on the nfl page. here's matthew barnaby. >> i know, it seems weird to call tony romo a sleeper. but considering he is the 7th quarterback taken in the espn.com draft, he is going lower than he should be. last year he was 12th among quarterbacks in fantasy scoring despite missing 3 games and averaged 15 fantasy points a game. just 3 more than drew brees. he was 4th in the nfl in passing yards. he lost t.o. and you know what? that's a good thing. no more drama or who is the leader in the huddle. terrel owens was 4th in dropped passes. he has witten and healthy roy williams and a great running game. i know jessica simpson doesn't anymore, but i love tony romo this y

brian todd reports. >> reporter: for almost three decades, delvin johnson has been unloading, sorting, hoofing it househington beat. >> okay. all right. >> thanks a lot. >> thank you. >> reporter: he survived the anthrax scare at his local station and other perils of the job. in 30 years, how many dog bites? >> this one. >> reporter: only one? >> after 28 years. >> reporter: you went 28 years without one? >> without one. >> reporter: just got one a couple years ago? >> yeah. yeah. like i said, come with the job. >> reporter: for mail carriers, dog bites may be the least of their worries these days. the u.s. postal service is now on the government's list of high risk agencies. it's projected for a net loss of $7 billion this fiscal year alone. we're all simply doing more e-mailing and online bill paying, and that means a lot less physical mail to and from your doorstep. what is the volume like now compared to what it was before? >> well, i'd say about a third to a half. it's dropped off. >> reporter: in how long? >> in about a year and a half, to a year. yeah. >> reporter: is that the most drastic it's

johnson looking for another win. until he ran out of gas. the gamble failed. with just over two laps to go, he is done. that opens the door for brian vehiclers who drives through. vehiclers earns his second career victory. please style with us. wbal-tv 11 news continues right after this. dealer: during the autobahn for all event, you can get great deals. it's perfect. i just want to make sure it's the right decision. future...us? we got here as quick as we could. look it's the cc. you don't pay for scheduled maintenance, you get the car of your dreams... seriously us, just drive it. you're right. dealer: let's take this one. it's a time-space continuum thing. the future... all right. >> if you liked today and yesterday, you'll like the weather for tomorrow. lots of sunshine, temperatures to 92. a little warmer, a little more humidity after that. wield hold steady in the upper 80's and low 90's and chances for evening thunderstorms tuesday and wednesday. >> all right right. thank you so much. thanks for joining us. we will see you tomorrow morning starting at 5:00 a.m. >> have a great night, everybody.

johnson was able to pass civil rights. brianare reporting this morning that the fire is not contained. firefighters are battling another fire in the san gabriel mountains. gretchen: health officials are stressing that it is vital for new parents and pregnant women to get the swine flu vaccine. doctors say women at any stage of their pregnancy should get the vaccine. they recommend combining into with the seasonal flu shot. the vaccine will not be a billable until october -- will not be available until october. brian: william la jeunesse joins us from outside the capitol building in sacramento, calif. how big is this group? what do they want? >> they want smaller government, lower taxes, less regulation, and they do not want healthcare run out of washington by bureaucrats. they start in sacramento. then they both go to reno, las vegas, flagstaff, and beyond. who are they? groups and individuals. libertarians and conservatives. not necessarily all republicans. one group says 30% of their members are democrats. some groups you prob

steve: peter johnson, thank you very much. briandent and his "america's neadministration. >> we have a track record of eight years of defending the nation against any further mass casualty attacks from al-qaeda. the approach of the obama administrationñr should be to ce to those people involved in that policy and say how did you do it? brian: yes' does the president is ducking his responsibility. steve: america's textbooks used to shake your children's education. they may contain information that you do not want them to know. tucker carlson reveals the truc. gested. but now with zyrtec-d®, i have the proven allergy relief of zyrtec®, plus a powerful decongestant. zyrtec-d® lets me breathe freer, so i can love the air™. (announcer) zyrtec-d®. behind the pharmacy counter. no prescription needed. our kids are ours again. so it's a good thing walmart guarantees unbeatable prices on all of our cookout favorites, because summer isn't about how much you spend, but who you spend it with. save money. live better. walmart. there's no one exac

johnson made the wrong decision. and eventually the driver who would capitalize would be brian vickers. won the nationwide race on saturday. he goes on to take the checkered flag here in the carfax 400. first win on the sprint cup circuit this season. celebrating. brian vickers is the winner of the carfax 400. it's his first win in 87 races. first sprint cup series win for the red bull racing team. jeff gordon finishes in second place in both michigan races this year. vickers making a big move, 13th overall in the standings. >>> it was the fastest man on planet. you do not want to miss an electrifying performance by a man named bolt. and y.e. yang is your winne (announcer) don't go unnoticed don't blend in don't be ordinary, boring or bland in other words don't be so mayo we are our unique one of a kind flavor we are miracle whip and we will not tone it down >>> and it is over. the pga championship. your winner, y.e. yang. second career pga tour victory for him. his first career major win. all becomes the first asian to win a men's major. tiger, it's his first loss while holding a lead

johnson jr. is in today for brian. peter: thank you for having me. gretchen: very nice to have you all week. peter: i appreciate it my honor. gretchen: huge news coming out of the other side of the world. the commander of the taliban confirming the top terror leader has been killed in pakistan. sources say a c.i.a. missile strike killed baitullah mehsud, the leader of the pakistani taliban. he's considered pakistan's public enemy number one. his sources are believed to be behind a number of terror attacks, including the assassination of former prime minister benazir bhutto. a new prediction about when u.s. troops will leave afghanistan. the man said to become the senior advisor predicts the u.s. will be fighting in the country for two more years. at that point he says troops will either turn power over to an improved afghan force or, quote, lose and go home. meantime, a report on the war is due out in eye few weeks which may -- a few weeks which may lead to a request for additional u.s. forces. an accused killer in his own words. we warn you. this video is disturbing. the lone gunman who mur

brian oroko, full coverage tonight at 6:00. to baseball, the nationals were active before the trade deadline. they sent nick johnson to the florida marlins for pitching prospect, aaron thompson and traded reliever joe bimle to the rockies for two other prospects. as for the players still on the nationals team, they had to deal with the pirates last night. and mill edge had a good game, he went 2 for 4 with two rbis and the pirates beat the nationals 5-4. and in baltimore, pitcher jeremy guthrie gave up two home runs and the red sox get the win. >>> nine under par at buick open. that's your sports minute, i'm zarn zarn, have a great weekend. >>> 71 degrees outside. coming up on the saturday edition of "news4 today," more money could be set aside for the popular cash for clunkers program. what moves lawmakers are making. >>> plus, could air pollution be making your child dumb? we'll have the findings of a new study. >>> and in the next half hour, a at a encounter with a day care during times like these it seems like the world will never be the same. but there is a light beginning to shine again. the spark began where

johnson and miller are both 6'7" and then volstad and sean west are both 6'8". >> bob: ronnie belliard, left field line hooking. not missing a home run by very much. tim wood and briananches must feel like -- around these guys. >> rob: probably going, yeah, two 6'8" guys, two 6'7" guys. that's what is pirates are talkb those are guys they want to draft. >> bob: rob and i talked about that sunday in piferg. pirates have a philosophy in their organization now drafting tall pitchers. increase that go downward angle towards home plate. belliard can't get it. strikeout number two for vandenhurk. >> rob: the thing about neil huntington i do like is part of his baseball resume is work with the cleveland indians. they've had a great -- or a great history of great evaluations and drafting very talented players. as long as you develop and draft talented players you think and project could play on the major league level, the pirates would be fine. once they get of age you're going to have to sign them. you've got to eventually spend money to win games. >> bob: you cannot continue to be a farm team for the rest of baseball. >> rob: right. >> bob: that's why you have a team in w

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brian. >>> in asia overnight, nikkei, hang seng and shanghai composite is trading higher. guy johnson is joining us with what is happening across the pond. guy? >> melissa, we picked up on the back of that. and european markets rallied from the story but it didn't last long. as you can see behind me, we moved into negative territory. we got a brief bounce on the durable goods number. didn't last long. trading down towards session lows. in germany, we have the influential efo number out today. survey of german business. much more positive than anticipated. the german chancellor saying maybe, just maybe the german any is beginning to bottom out. remember, the german economy has already left its recession restatus, post that profit 0.3 number. but maybe things are going to bump along the bottom a little bit. the data is turning a lot more positi positive. let me show you the session and give you a heads up of what's happening. that was the impact of china. after since then, we have been moving lower. durable goods number not having much of an impact. alcatel-lucent, stock is up. talk of

brian. we'll have full coverage of training camp tonight at 6:00. >>> to baseball the nationals were active before the trade deadline. they sent johnson. they also traded reliever joe beimel to the rockies for two other prospects. as for the players still on the nationals team, they had to deal with the pirates last night. lastings milledge had a good game. the pirates beat the nationals 5-4. and up in baltimore, orioles' pitcher jeremy guktry gave up three home runs. kevin youkilis hid the two-run homer, and the red sox get the win 6-5. >>> in golf, tiger woods just four strokes back after shooting his best round of the year. nine 9 under par at the buick open. i'm lindsay czarniak. that's your "sports in a minute." >> did you know you can now get local coffee? well, it's obviously not grown here but it is roasted here. wendy rieger introduces us to a local woman who start add coffee company right in her own backyard. >> reporter: if you never thought a coffee bean could be sensual, you have never seen smoking beans undulating in a cooling pad fresh from a roaster. that will wake you up. >> my first fresh cup of coffee was emotional.

brian sanchez warming up out there. and come on, this guy,. >> bob: johnson, coghlan and another johnson at first base.you are going to be steve bartman. you better bring a glove. and steve bartman one the most popular men in the history of florida baseball. and they were playing the cubs when all that happened. now, it is one ball, two strikes. >> rob: what ever that pitch was, don't throw that again. he he can throw in the 90s and nyjer morgan is there and jason bergmann does a fantastic job of bailing out the nats in the sixth inning. @x@0@p@0@6p)@  . >> bob: you like action. we have had lots of it today. and sim are man hitting the ball beautifully and scoring. and in the 4th inning on a hit by legal lie georgia dukes -- elijah dukes and it is good hitting from there. >> rob: you see volstad has it so many times and paid dearly for it. that's when you know you are going good. that guy will stay to a 6-0 lead and we are into the bullpen. and sanchez pitched a scoreless fifth and giving up a walk to eli georgia dukes and they will counter with jorge padilla. and then morgan and belliard. jason

johnson jr. separates fact from fiction and fact from friction next. briane country. wife did miley cyrus go too far with this pole dancing at the teen choice awards. in fact, i will pose the question, did she? alisyn doesn't have a problem with it. alisyn: not particularly. steve: she is just holding on to that ice cream cart. >> i guess i never got the memo. gathering dust, as pollen floats through the air. but with the strength of zyrtec ® , the fastest, 24-hour allergy relief, i promise not to wait as long to go for our ride. with zyrtec ® i can love the air ™ . special interest groups are trying to block progress on health care reform, derailing the debate with myths and scare tactics. desperately trying to stop you from discovering that reform won't ration care. you and your doctor will always decide the best treatment for you. tell congress not to let myths get in the way of fixing what's broken with health care. learn the facts at healthactionnow.org. that's a-- tiny netbook. yeah, it's-- good-looking, lightweight. generally awesome. and you could ju

cheers and applause] brian: but is the president going easier on insurance companies than he talked about? and what would that mean for you and your family? fox legal analyst peter johnson don't get it, peter. i thought it health insurance companies are the bad guys and get hammered by the administration. what's the reality? peter: it appears to be the grand distraction. because on the one hand the president is saying insurance companies bad for america, they they are ripping us off they have record profits. they didn't in 2008. their profits were down. congress and the presidents are in discussions with the big insurance companies just like they were in discussions with big pharma on the big pharma give away, of billions of dollars to say let's lower the reimbursement rate. and according to the congressional research service, the reimbursement rate for most p.p.o.s, preferred provider organizations, regular insurance plans, private insurance plans is like 80%, 84%. for h.m.o.'s it's 93%. congress was talking about 76%. one bill reduces it to 70%. and now the senate finance committee, according to some reports is talking about 65%. so where your cost as a health consume

brian kilmeade still on vacation, living it up somewhere, we hope; and in his place, we have wall street's peter johnson i thought you grpg to say legal eagle. steve: he has an office down on wall street at one of america's most prestigious law firms and somehow you ended up on the curvy couch. peter: america should know these people are fantastic. they really are. steve: there is something fishy you just said. peter: are you going to turn me in? where? the white house? gretchen: new address you can do that. steve: that's right. a couple of days ago on the drudge report, drudge had this thing that had a bunch of sound bites of president obama talking about over the last number of years what he would like to do with health care. well, then because the white house felt that that -- it was taken out of context, it was a miss mash and it was deceptive. they have now asked all of us if we see deceptive, fishy stuff, essentially to nark on your neighbor. a directive went out on august 4th. if you get an email or see something on the web -- you hear that drudge -- about health insurance reform that seems fishy

brian: they're saying if they're going to make the insurance companies the bad guys, now they're going to have proof. why are your rates so high? because billy johnsone c.e.o., was on a retreat, to ak packio, and makes way too much money. >> do you remember the craze over the a.i.g. bonuses and how certain advocacy groups sent people to the homes of these a.i.g. officials? they want to do the same thing with these insurance companies. brian: would you recommend they resist? >> i say to these insurance companies if the government writes you a letter like that don't answer it. and if they send you a subpoena, hire a lawyer and move to get that subpoena quashed. you will prevail. because the same government that wants your records, guess what has laws that says they can't get it. gretchen: very interesting point. judge napolitano, have a fabulous time off. we'll miss you while you're gone. >> i'll see you in a couple of hours. brian: the only guy that gets a haircut for his vacation. this little guy hitching a ride on the plane. his name is tiger. he just set a record for wing walking. do you think he was scared? we'll ask him. his grandfather is flyin

brian: is a government run health care already a mess in -- is this a preview of what our system will be like under president obama's plan, if he gets the government office? gretchen: peter johnsonhing to make some his achoo! (announcer) what are you going to miss when you have an allergy attack? achoo! (announcer) benadryl is more effective than claritin at relieving your worst symptoms. and works when you need it most. benadryl. you can't pause life. >> public option, whether we have it or do not have it, is not the entirety of health care reform. >> what did you just say? >> the public option, whether we have it or we do not have it -- >> we still good to kill old people, right? [laughter] steve: remember medicare? will the dangers apply to all americans? peter johnson, jr. joins us to talk about the reality of health care reform. is it just me, or does it seem like it is in total disarray? >> is a mess. to many americans, they think, do they have any idea what they're doing? there's 46 million, there's 38 million. there is a public option, there is not a public option. do they have any idea what is going on? they do know what is going on in terms of some of the things that t

johnson. the red sox go on to win 18-10. the o's in detroit for a three- game series in detroit starting tomorrow. >>> it sounds as if brian madisill make his major league debut. he was drafted last year only got to double-a the middle of this year. looks like he will make his debut in detroit. the yankees and white sox today, this one in chicago. buehrle with a perfect gay game recently. melky cabrera was nearly perfect for the yankees at the plate. makingmaking it 3-0. -- making it 3-0. a hit shy of the cycle and then played into a triple. melky cabrera with the cycle. >>> jimmie johnson winning the race in nascar. we will have high lights of that and update the standings. >>> tiger woods, it's not a major, but it's still a win. tiger, the buick open. highlights of that coming up next. fiber one. i'm looking for some fiber. this bar is an excellent source of fiber. there's no fiber in this. tastes too good. there is fiber. [ chuckle ] no. i can't taste the fiber in this chocolate. they have 35% of your daily value. hmm. oh, samples. hmm. autobahn. wackenschdol. fiber one chewy bars. cardboard no. delicious yes. . >>> rachel al