brian roberts on the field at camden yards. matt wieters, his fourth season.says they do not worry about it. >> you cannot worry about playing 162 right now. the great thing about baseball is, anyone can win on any day. the disco in focused each day on that game, you have a good chance. -- if you just go and focused. >> de -- >> -- detroit trotting out jason were lander. >> closing things out well, two outs, off the wall. the game is now tied. he gives up the walk single to austin jackson. the tigers beat boston, 3-2. it rained all day at augusta. phil mickelson said tuesday he thought the courts would play easy because it was so wet. he was wrong. the former british open champion, one of many at - 3. tiger woods' bogeyed his final two holes, 7918, to finish at par. phil mickelson is struggling a little bit, four over par. we may see of course record today. it was kind of a tough day. >> i am not a golfer. >> tony is up next with a look at the seven-day forecast. stay with us. when it comes to gardening, we're, well, inexperienced. is this right? right here, l

the yankees a sweep at oral park, 6-4 your final in camden yards. >> another day for brian roberts as well. still, no answer on when he will return from a concussion-like symptoms. out of the game since may, 2011, roberts says he feels a thousand times better. he is trying to string together a bunch of days without headaches and dizziness. nobody at camden yards is pushing. when you returns he wanted to be for the duration. buck showalter understand. >> i am not going to walk by your every day, what about today? what you want to do tomorrow? he does not need that. we need him. but i do not think that is beneficial to be beaten on him on what is the next step. >> that is a good manager. next up for the orioles, the first day off. then at three games set. the rogers center. since 2008, baltimore is 7-29 at toronto. the blue jays feeling pretty good about themselves. wrapping up the series with the red sox. kobe going the other way. mike is in. the red sox taking the lead 1-0. but away it goes. bottom 3. davis. erick tang. he scores from first. it is a triple. for davis. gamed tied at 1-

brian roberts is a two run home run.and then on the next pitch, live at over a bay and crushes one cain allowed five runs in six innings he and the west can offer the seventh. he hits which it and then a double play and the time runs course. the next batter and chris young hit the chopper to third public comes home it is a force play people posy of the plane in arizona has the lead. the two teams combined for eight errors. last chance for the giants, buster strikes out with two runners on base. diamondbacks when 7-6 and sweep the series. >>> we have padilla better job for the starters to keep the lead. >>> we beat ourselves. sure it's a tough one but there's a lot of baseball we have to come back. we have to find a way to get on track. >>> plans come, but garner and gain three guys you think would come through and did not. kim coyle goes one on one what impact model as the sharks get ready for the playoffs against the st. louis blues. >>> out here @ that's it for cbs news news and weather always on cbs s f. com good nigh

brian roberts continues to work out. he was taking batting practice yesterday. he said he feels 1000 times better. we'll see if he is in uniform and the next couple of weeks. caps in boston to begin their playoff series against the bruins. the playoffs began last night. pittsburgh and philadelphia. pittsburgh was up 3-0. philadelphia wins in overtime. tough way to start for the orioles. >> thank you. >> 41 degrees on tv hill. much more to come. >> water continues to drain out of a church that investigators have ruled an arson fire. i'm jennifer franciotti. >> as it traffic was backed enough, they're ready for more headaches on the j.f.x. >> we do have headaches in essex. 702 is blocked@ only $79.99 for a lucid by lg ? i can get a smartphone with verizon 4g lte ? it'd be so easy to check facebook, send emails. and the screen is easier to read in sunlight ! the universe is practically telling me to get a smartphone. it's like, "lisa, it'd be super cool if you got a smartphone. also, i like your outfit." thanks universe, let's get me a lucid. come in and say hello

brian roberts on the scene yesterday. he will start the year on the disabled list. he looked good yesterday. they're going to play hard and stay focused. the team is more talented. >> i wish i could stay and do more. we are ready to go. tired the -- tired of hearing my rhetoric. >> the orioles have won seven of their last 10 home openers. the first pitch is 3:00 05 this afternoon. renta begins at 750 this morning. 12 players are within three shots. west toward at 500. tiger woods took the agusta course on. nice shot right there. he bogeyed 17 and 18. phil mickelson and number 10 said he had never lost a ball at agusta and tell this shot. no one could find it. >> murray was out there. triple bogey 7. this is lee west would -- westwood. first round, 67. he is the leader. the ravens want to sign darrius web to a long-term contract a couple of days ago. he agreed to a $50 million -- $10 million guarantee. he has matured into one of the better quarterbacks in the game. he has become a major force in the secondary. a couple of new food choices at camden yards. >> it will

and brian roberts on the field. disabled list, but he looked a lot better than i saw him three weeks ago when i was down at spring training. buck showalter starts the year feeling good, optimistic about a team he says is more talented than last year's team and one he says can't wait for the season to start. >> some people say, gosh, i wish i could stay down there and done more. our guys, we're ready to go, and our guys are ready. they're tired of hearing rhetoric and whatever, facing people for real with a different colored jersey on. >> orioles are 37-21 in season openers sense 1954, have won seven of their last 10 home openers. ravens season opener is still five months off, and when they crank it up in september, lardarius webb will play with a new contract. the ravens and webb agreed to a new six-year contract reportedly worth $50 million with a $10 million guarantee. he had a terrific year last year covering some of the best receivers in the game, leading the team in interceptions with five, had a couple of inte

book tv interviewed professor brian melton about his biography of robert e. lee. this is about half an hour. >> host: on your screen is brian melton's new book "robert e. lee, abiography." professor melton, why have over 2,000 books be written about robert e. lee. >> guest: a fascinating man and integral part of american history. that simple. and the fact that after the war was over with, when so many people, particularly south of the mason-dixon were so desperate to figure out where could they have won. lee came to epitomize that idea, that if only lee had been in charge the whole time. if only lee had been able to lead them better, then perhaps the south could have won the civil war, and that would be a little bit of a change to to u.. history. >> host: was lee a successful military general? >> guest: yes, he was, and at the same time he wasn't. obviously. on the one hand lee won some amazing battles. you can look at the second bull run as an example. you can look at chancellor'sville, second bull run has been called his greatest victory. i personally prefer chan

book tv interview professor brian melton about his new biography of confederate general robert e. lee. this interview was part of booktv's college series and is about half an hour. >> on your screen is brian melton's new book, "robert e. lee: a biography." professor melton, why have over 2000 books been written about robert e. lee speak what he such a fascinating man an integral part of american history. it's that simple. and then, of course, there's the fact that after the war was over with, when so many people, particularly south of the mason-dixon, were so desperate to revisit the war and try to scare out where could they run, leaking sort of epitomizes that idea. that only if lee been in charge whole time, if only lee been able to leave them better. then perhaps the south could have won the civil war. that would be a bit of a change to u.s. history. >> was lee a successful military general? >> yes, he was. at the same time he wasn't. obviously. on the one hand, lee one some amazing battles. you can look at second bull run as an example. you could look at chancellorsville. secon

if you're in washington, d.c., get used to the political world. >> you got it. >> brian: congratulations to you, robertack inside. >> back inside to you guys. >> gretchen: next time you come back, i'll go deep for you. okay? >> steve: good arm and -- >> brian: i can't believe i dropped it. >> gretchen: back in january, the president created a mortgage fraud task force but a month later they don't have phones or an office. >> steve: so do we really need more government regulations to enforce the laws already in place? we'll tell but it next [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. monarch of marketing analysis. with the ability to improve roi through seo all by cob. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. i'm going b-i-g. [ male announcer ] good choice business pro. good choice. go national. go like a pro. with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine living your life with less chronic low back pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is fda-appro

bill gates, warren buffett, brian roberts. it's more than just a golf club. it raises the stakes.utely. i'm sure this is the last thing she thought of or wanted when she became ceo. yeah. it's definitely become an issue. >> it is, darren, difficult for her on a corporate level. it's difficult for her, i would think, for the board as well. i'm sure they probably do not want one of her first public appearances, if indeed she does attend, to be mired in this particular controversy. >> yeah. i certainly agree. from a business standpoint, from a shareholder standpoint, sue, this doesn't really make great business sense, potentially. you only have four minutes of commercials an hour. 180-page program for the masters. there's only four ads. they're all ibm, by the way. from the shareholders' standpoint, from the money standpoint, it might not make the best sense. this is more of a thing that's a tradition. in some way maybe that puts more pressure on ibm. >> mike, very quickly, do you think that mr. paine will address it when he holds his news conference or not? >> i think he will talk a

. >> brian roberts. taking this in a slightly different direction, one of the big expenditures is education. public education. one of the big inequities is property taxes are what fund schools. so i would like to hear different funding sources, different options for k-12 and also states that are strapped and higher education at the public level as well as those suffering the same way. >> thank you. i will have my microphone master scramble up this way and we are going to catch one last question up front here and take both of these into the crowd. -- a round of applause for the incredible work on the microphone here. there you go. >> stand up so people can see you. >> mr. lapham said there are wealthy individuals in favor of raising the estate tax. i wonder if there is consensus what they want the number to be if it is 55% or 1 million exemption or are they thinking of some other number? >> i will parcel these up as we finish. a few minutes. you have been a wonder as audience. great questions. our twitter

. >> brian roberts, on the ada fund board. one of the big expenditures is, obviously, education. public education. one of the big inequities, of course, is proper taxes is what funds schools. -- property taxes is what funds to schools. i would like to hear about different options for k-12. you also have states that are strapped. higher education at the public level is also suffering in the same way. >> terrific. thank you. i am going to have my microphone master scramble up this way and we are going to get one last question and then we will take most of the questions -- both of the questions. a round of applause for dan's work on the microphone here. could you stand up? >> mr. latham said that there were a number of individuals that were in favor of raising the estate tax. i wonder if there is any consensus about what they want a number to be? are they thinking about some other number? >> i am going to parts of these up bigger we have a few minutes. you have been a wonderful audience. great questions. our twitter fans, great questions as well. we asked a few minutes ago about sta

. >> brian roberts, on the ada fund board. one of the big expenditures is, obviously, education. public education. one of the big inequities, of course, is proper taxes is what funds schools. -- property taxes is what funds to schools. i would like to hear about different options for k-12. you also have states that are strapped. higher education at the public level is also suffering in the same way. >> terrific. thank you. i am going to have my microphone master scramble up this way and we are going to get one last question and then we will take most of the questions -- both of the questions. a round of applause for dan's work on the microphone here. could you stand up? >> mr. latham said that there were a number of individuals that were in favor of raising the estate tax. i wonder if there is any consensus about what they want a number to be? are they thinking about some other number? >> i am going to parts of these up bigger we have a few minutes. you have been a wonderful audience. great questions. our twitter fans, great questions as well. we asked a few minutes ago about sta

the redskins expected to take heisman winner robert griffin. brian kilmeade will have this.e will have on new york giant's player og fox and friends. then he will talk to top draft prospect. >> sounds like a good time. 42 mints after the hour. a driver pushes his porsche to top speed. here's the problem. the car can't stop. we will tell you how he man amminged to survive. >> stick around we have major news on the housing market. we will be right back. >> it's 46 after the hour. we are spanning the globe to see what stories are making headlines overseas. we begin in columbia where devastating mud slides and flooding leave dozens of people dead and thousands more injured and homeless. several roads also washed out. now to australia. a race car driver very lucky to be okay after his porsche goes airborne. the porsche catapults through the air after a crash. even more amazing the driver 63-year-old ryan tailor was only bruised. >>> now to germany after being rejected bay his mom this little guy is finally being reunited with his family. a 4 month old monkey has been bottle fed b

i'm brian roberts, i'm the ada ed fund board. take this in a slightly different direction, one of the big expenditures as, obviously -- is, obviously, education, public education. and one of the big inequities, of course, is that property taxes are what fund schools, and so i'd like to hear options, different funding sources, different options for, you know, k-12. and then you've also got states that are strapped -- >> uh-huh. >> -- and higher education at the public level is also suffering the same way. so -- >> terrific. thank you. i'm going to have my microphone master scramble up this way, and we're going to catch one last question up front here, and then we'll pick both these questions into the crowd. and, well, a round of applause for dan's incredible work on the microphone here. [applause] there you go. [laughter] yes. can you stand up so people can see you? >> mr. lapham said there are a number of wealthy individuals who are in favor of raising the estate tax, and i was just wondering if there's any consensus around what

as we go over to sports, i want to let you know that a century ago, brian, explorer robert perry earnedame for discovering the north pole but did frederick cook get there first? >> do we have a north pole expert on staff that can look this up while i'm doing the sports? >> joel, it's up to you. >> ok, fine. thank you very much for doing that, gretchen. how did you read the news and google simultaneously? incredible. >> it's called being a mom. >> you asked your son. >> no, you do a lot of stuff at once. >> ok. multitasker. underappreciated. by the way, he's one of the greatest pitchers in baseball history but today, the drama really starts. the government will take its second shot at convicting roger clemens of perjury. his retrial is set to begin in a few hours. he is accused of lying to congress about using steroids and other stuff. the first trial ended in a mistrial the last year. clemens could face over a year in prison if he is indeed convicted. it was far from a warm welcome with tim tebow at yankee stadium. i'm shocked by this. last night, you see him here with dwayne wade of th

brian now with the news edge at 11:00. >>> right off the top the excitement is rippling through redskins nation this evening. it is a done deal, robert griffin, iii is the team's newest quarterback. fox 5 sport director dave feldman here with all the details from tonight's draft. >> this is a watershed moment for chain chaises that struggled with the quarterback position over -- a franchise that struggled with the quarterback position over 20 years. tonight at 8:13 p.m. roger goodell made it official. >> with the second pick in the nfl 2012 draft the washington redskins select robert griffin, iii, quarterback. >> griffin, the first qb taken with the second overall pick since donovan mcnabb in 1999 and the first redskins quarterback taken since norm snead in 1961. griffin said he had to be a redskin all the way along. now it's legit, the newest washington redskin, and our lindsay murphy asked him if he's eager to compete for a starting job. >> yeah, definitely want to do that, want to learn offense, just start from the ground up, don't think i'm the top shot guy and i can go tell everybody what to, do listen to the guys like london fl

. >>> the redskins have agreed to terms with backup linebacker brian keel and thursday night will draft robertii a move that "the washington post" columnist jason reed is calling the biggest decision of the dan snyder era. the doubters are starting to pop up saying perhaps rg iii isn't the complete package he has been made out to be. jay reed ain't buying it. >> the leadup to the draft you always have things come out where people are knocked down. i remember many years ago there was a 6'8" point guard who came out and people said well he doesn't have an outside shot and the stuff he does won't translate to the pros. magic johnson had a pretty decent career. i think when you look at what's going on right now it's to be expected. to say that right now this guy cannot be what the redskins hope he will be, i don't buy that at all. >> to have a successful season record wise. what do the redskins have to be? is it more than just record? i feel like if you're on this upward trend if you finish 7 to 9 you might feel good at the end of the year. >> i think it has to be more than a record. you hit it on

. >>> also, brian swietzer will join us. cokie roberts will be here with us. and we'll preview tonight's nfl draft with jon gruden. but first, bill karins with a check on the forecast. >>> good thursday morning. head's up, anyone between nashville and knoxville. central tennessee to western tennessee, strong thunderstorms are heading your way at this hour. winds could gust up to 60 miles per hour. we've already had a lot of power outages and downed trees in southern portions of kentucky, and now those storms are rolling your way. give it about an hour before those storms hit knoxville. nashville, it looks like you should be just safe. forecast also includes a lot of rain this morning heading out of west virginia, through virginia, an umbrella day from roanoke to richmond, and up to washington, d.c. and our friends from columbus to parkersburg, west virginia, also dealing with rain. a bit of wet weather out there today. don't be fooled by the sunshine in new england. clouds will head your way with rain late today. it's a chilly start to the day in new england.

host: let me go back to robert carrow - brian is on the phone from troy, ohio, welcome to the conversationcaller: thank you for everything you do for us. i learned so much every day when i watch your program. i appreciate you very much. host: thank you. my caller: favorite president would have to be ronald wilson reagan. he was a man who made us all proud to be americans and he was a president that people knew that when he said something, he meant what he said. he did not back down. he was not wish to watch. he got rid of the berlin wall. i just can't say enough good about ronald reagan i just can't. the first president i over voted for was gerald ford. i was very proud to cast a vote for gerald ford. had he run for president, i really think mike huckabee would have gone down in history as being a great president had he not backed out and decided not to run. host: other stories making news news this is traditionally tech today but it is a sunday. taxes are due to the federal government and state government on tuesday, april 17. :"cq weekly" is focusing on taxes -- it says main street retai

but, brian, the critical take home message is, there is no evidence of any threat to human health. >> the original isolated case. robert bazell, thank you, as always. >>> apple reported second quarter earnings today, it was a blockbuster. $11.6 billion in profit. up 94% from the same time last year. much of this increase, they say, came from asia gobbling up iphones and ipads. by the way, they're selling over 8 million iphones per month. apple stocks surged 7%. in after hours trading. the stock went up more than $40 a share. as for the rest of wall street, it was a mixed day, the dow was up more than 74 points. the nasdaq lost almost 9 and the s&p 500 up 5. still ahead as we continue along the way on the front lines, an extraordinary look at an american fire department really under siege, fighting to save a city. >>> and later, america's teacher of the year. and what she can teach just about everybody about doing our best. >>> despite a lot of good people working hard to make it better, the city of detroit has seen more than its share of problems in recent years. and the city's fire commissioner came under fire himself

robert bazell, nbc news, oakland. >> nice story to end on for a wednesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brianilliams, and the evening is not over. we hope to see you right back here tonight for "rock center" at 9:00, 8:00 central, and of course, tomorrow evening back here for "nightly news." good night. >>> and good evening, everyone. i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. the rain has arrived. the bay area getting wet as we speak. two systems rolling into town for this midweek storm. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri who is tracking the timing of this rain from our nbc bay area weather center. >> doppler radar shows us picking up our first rain drops while this is not a strong storm it's a may skror departure from what we had this weekend where temperatures were record setting in the 80s and the 90s as we zoom in what you'll find is some of this activity in south san jose near downtown, also near cambria park.

she'll explain not only to brian, but gretchen and me as we roll on live from new york i'm robert shapiroalzoom for important legal documents. so start your business, protect your family, launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com, we put the law on your side. ♪ [ multiple sounds making melodic tune ] ♪ [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, every innovation, every solution, comes together for a single purpose -- to make the world a safer place. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. >> gretchen: welcome back, everyone. it's time to do a little. steve has a special guest. >> steve: i do. >> brian: jenny garth is here. >> steve: she is. how are you? >> hi. >> steve: you just flew in from the west coast. are you too exhausted or jetlagged to try to help with us the weather? >> no, i can do this. >> steve: you've been watching tv weather people for years. anybody could do it, right? >> anybody. >> steve: and action. jenny. >> okay. so here we have -- what is this called? satellite. >> steve: it's a map. that's right. >> this is the past six hours. i don't understand why you're showing

robert bazell, nbc news, oakland. >> nice story to end on for a wednesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brianand the evening is not over. we hope to see you right back here tonight for "rock center" at 9:00, 8:00 central, and of course, tomorrow evening back here for "nightly news." good night.

one, brian williams, i think you're aware of him, the face of nbc news, they are trying to get robertan on the show. are you aware of that? >> that's not the information that i had 30 minutes ago. >> okay. maybe news has taken over for you. secondly, you tweeted this. new slang, you're zimmermaning me, equals you're killing me. that's a responsible piece of journalism, isn't it? >> in the first days, weeks of the situation, what i was trying to do was to pile on and to say hey, look, this guy is not doing the right thing. this guy has harmed somebody in our community. some people misconstrued that and i'm sorry about that. but this is an incredibly serious situation. and i -- >> so serious that you felt the need to do stupid jokes? >> you're showing that you don't understand america, because what i was trying to do -- >> i understand america very well, toure. >> might be called black humor, dark humor, these are things that are common in america -- >> dark humor? >> once again, another black person who was unarmed and not doing anything wrong has been killed. this is incredibly painfu

brian. >>> last night was a huge night for the washington redskins as they made it official by drafting robert griffin, iii. within the last hour, rg3 touched down on redskin 1. lindsey murphy was with rg3 last night. >> sounds good. it was quite a scene in new york city last night as the redskins made it official by selecting robert griffin, iii, with the second overall pick in the draft. now tomorrow, he will be officially introduced to the fans and media at fedex field, as we speak, he is already in d.c. and we'll show you why we know and how we know on the washington redskins official website, they posted a few pictures and we're showing you those right now. adding earlier this afternoon, robert griffin, iii. this is griffin's first trip to his new home as a member of the organization. he enjoyed the relaxation of the charter plane. last night, i caught up with rg3 at the draft and got no know a little bit about him. >> with the second pick in the 2012 nfl draft, the washington redskins select robert griffin, iii. quarterback, baylor. >> sum up draft day in one word. >> thrilling. >> who i

robert draper. "do not ask what good we do inside the house of representatives." thank you. >> thanks. >> brianod job. >> steve: i think you liked the book. >> brian: it was really interesting. i thought i knew what was going on until i read that. you have a right to remain drunk. police let a diplomat go free even though he was caught driving drunk and nearly 100 miles per hour. >> steve: great. plus, this is one family you don't want to mess with. the stars of "american guns" are loaded and they're here next. wait, i don't mean loaded like the previous piece. >> brian: no, totally different. >> steve: different loaded. >> brian: yep ♪ [ male announcer ] from our nation's networks... ♪ ...to our city streets... ♪ ...to skies around the world... ♪ ...northrop grumman's security solutions are invisibly at work, protecting people's lives... [ soldier ] move out! [ male announcer ] ...without their even knowing it. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. mine was earned off vietnam in 1968. over the south pacific in 1943. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is often handed dow

fans believe can turn the tide, robert griffin, iii selected to be the team's new quarterback in tonight's nfl draft. he's one on one with fox 5 tonight. good evening. i'm brian bolter. >> i'm shawn yancy in the fox 5 newsroom with a story that has our entire area buzzing. sports director dave feldman joins me now. i think when people saw him put on the hat, put on the burgundy and gold, put on the jersey, it just sent people to the moon. >> i was here in 2004 when joe gibbs came back and that was as exciting as i've ever seen with the redskins. this might not be there, but it's pretty close. this team has it 20 years of quarterback frustration and they all believe that this guy will be the clear cut answer to this. the commissioner roger goodell walked to the podium today at exactly 8:13 p.m. >> with the second pick in the 20012 nfl draft the washington redskins select robert griffin, iii. [ cheering and applause ] ] >> griffin, the first qb taken with the second overall pick since donovan mcnabb. how about that for irony in 1999 by the eagles and the first redskins qb taken with the second pick since warren snead in 1961. he looks good hugging the commissio

brian macname. clemens' lawyers say they cannot corroborate those claims and that he manipulated the evidence so he could sell some books. >>> two days now, we're just about 99% sure that robert griffin iii will be the new redskins quarterback. today rg3 was up in new york city already. that's the site of the nfl draft. he was at a subway restaurant on fifth avenue to unveil a life-size smoke house barbecue chicken statue to announce his official subway famous fan title. the sculpture is an artistic representation or let's say it's a representation of griffin from the chest up. stands approximately 3 feet tall, made up almost entirely of subway smoke house barbecue chicken. dan hellie loves him so barbecue chicken. so he was in the house. >> everything that i've done personally to get to where i am, all the teammates i've had, all the coaches that have worked with me, it'll finally hit me that all that hard work has paid off. made it to the nfl. and after that night, it's up for me to decide what i do for the rest of my career and i plan on being great. >> we'll have more of dan's interview coming up later in sports. >>> but still ahead on "news 4 at 6:00," north korea we're

robert moses, fox news. back to you. >> all right, 33 years ago. thanks very much. let's go to the couch now and brian. >> all right.ou all here on "fox & friends", the national security agency better known as the n.s.a. is in the process of building a massive $2 billion data center over in utah. some say the center is just another government building but to others, it appears the data center is actually a spy center ready to intrude on u.s. citizens so what should we believe? james bamford is here with us, the author of "the shadow factory" and ultrasecret n.s.a. and stephanie hesler is here, an adjunct professor at the manhattan institute and former constitutional lawyer for the senate judiciary committee. welcome to both of you. you have a problem with this? auto i've a problem with the secrecy that's involved in it. i don't really have a problem with n.s.a. i've written three books on it. one book they had a book signing for me at n.s.a. i have a problem with building a data with a million square feet that we don't know what's going in it. and this is a agency that spent years illegally spying on americans. >> y

robert moses, fox news. back to you. >> steve: thank you very much. not only burning on long island, but new jersey as well. >> brianlic support for the supreme court souring. so is obama, the president, losing the war with the justices? peter johnson, jr. here next [ male announcer ] imagine facing the day with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine living your life with less chronic low back pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood or behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. cymbalta is not approved for children under 18. people taking maois or thioridazine or with uncontrolled glaucoma should not take cymbalta. taking it with nsaids, aspirin, or blood thinners may increase bleeding risk. severe liver problems, some fatal, were reported. signs include abdominal pain and yellowing skin or eyes. tell your doctor about all you

robert caro. >> from the colonial era to today, prohibition. drinking has always been a part of the american landscape. watch our back store with the american history guys, ed, party, and brian with tales of beer and spirits in america. part of american history tv this weekend on c-span3. >> the u.s. house of representatives gaveled out yesterday, they will reconvene tuesday. next week a build to improve information sharing between the government and business when it comes to cybersecurity. also a motion to go to conference with the senate on highway and mass transit programs. live coverage as always here on c-span. and the senate is back monday on noon eastern for more work on the violence against women act and the overhauling of the postal service. you can see it live on c-span2. >> this year's studentcam competition asked students to create a video telling us which part of the constitution is most important to them and why. today we'll take you to colorado springs, colorado where second prize winner brendon boyle. what is the 10th amendment? >> the 10th amendment says that all powers not delegated to the united states by the constitution nor probibbed are the states or th