chris jimenez singles and to right field and brian roberts comes in to score. the rays the yankees 4-3. the quarterback for their -- cornerback for the ravens wind into the week thinking he made the ravens but finds himself -- finds himself on a man out today. a big week ahead for the rookie offensive linemen. the second round draft pick knows he came to the team with the history of great defenses but he thinks the ravens offense will catch people by surprise this season. >> obviously we have really good veterans on our team. i am just trying to learn from them. they make very little mistakes. they look good. i am this trying to catch up and get to where they are at. >> a humble kid, but he is a good football player. a lot of health issues the past couple of years, but she proved unbelievable in singles. williams did something she never had done before in six previous u.s. open matches. she did not lose a single game in the match. serena advances to the quarterfinals. a great shot for the men's doubles. watch the right side of the near court, between the legs r

generally speaking, both reed hastings and brian roberts and others in the cable industry have said they do not view netflix as being competitive with the cable distribution model. they viewed as being complementary. almost all of the netflix content is library content. it is content you might have watched at 1.3 or cable or satellite project at one point or through your cable or satellite subscription -- have watched at 1.3 or cable or satellite subscription. if you are a law and order fan, you have lots of law and order special victim library content on netflix. if you want to watch the current season of law and order, you have to watch it on your television with a comes on. or have to watch it on demand where we will have the last four or five shows and you had available. you not be able to watch that on netflix. in a way, i do think they are complementary. if people like law and order, that they might want to watch the old shows on netflix but they will want to watch the news shows on nbc. if the what the new shows, it might remind them of that to go back and look at some of the olde

. >> brian roberts. nick markakis. >> reporter: its been a lifetime. how about a second shot? >> jj hardy. >> reporter: inside some fans sticking the old school players. >> outside the kids are practicing for the orioles playoff run. inside people have been praying for one. now the kids. are getting the hang of it. >> we are in the middle of getting the kitchen renovated. we are having a wall torn down. we let the kids write onto walls that was coming down the weekend before. they wrote boo yankees. >> reporter: and as the kids build memories to share when they grow up romeo has a reason that only big pals can sign his hat. >> i asked him to sign and he said to me, you get it signed four times and i will give you a beer and a seat and i got it done and -- the irony i don't eat meat or drink. i just wanted that interaction with him and he just is a great great person. >> reporter: he spent down time over a computer screen cheering on heros and he doesn't want to watch on a computer again. >> came back i said i would go every game and i went 20 a season, 30, i'm up to 50. i will

i remember brian roberts was supposed to be the leadoff guy. right there in the middle of a pennant chase in september. however, some bad knew last night against the yanks. first the good. mark reynolds. how about the great. goodness gracious, there he goes again. ninth home run in nine games. 21 on the year. incredible. very next batter. he's going back to back. lot of people question why he was in the lineup. here's the bad. mick markakis drilled on the left hand. broke his thumb. nick markakis out for six weeks. hopefully, he can return for the orioles if they make to it the post season and make a playoff run. buck showalter knows the emotion of this one, to lose a leader and a guy who's been in an orioles uniform so long. game continues. harding continuing with the home run parade. that one out to left just past suzuki made it 4-2. we go to the ninth now. jim johnson. derek jeter with two men on. a perfect bunt. bases loaded zero outs. we have one out. if he had beaten the double play, tie game. he slides to first. called out by jerry neil.

robert king junior. reset johnson. brian kinney. chris kirby. robert kirkpatrick. how word kittle. klein. allen klein byrd. teheran kutzman. and your knocks. thomas patrick knox. gary -- keckler. gary costner. the nassetta kolfax. and my brother we love you, we miss you. and to my cousin daniel, we miss you you're always in our thoughts and hearts and prayers. >> danielle. jon krenz. patricia of koraz. angela keitz. joseph. >> and a mother. [speaking spanish] my heart goes out to all of the 9/11 family's. >> and not only my brother-in-law but my best friend. today we cried for him but we also are happy. lead to us love each other a little more that there maybe better leaders in the world and. bless this country. a man. >> michael of fort. one of la puente. william lake. michael lamana. brendan mine. roseanne line. merry langley. peter lingo. michelle lanza. rabin larkey. christopher laraby. scott larsen. jon larson. natalee lastin. and my mother we miss you and we think about you all the time. >> and my cousin you are deeply loved by all and with us always. >> nikolas craig. steven

four votes are not required to overrule a departmental action to my left is deputy city attorney robert brian. at the controls is board legal assistant mr. pacheco. we're joined by representatives from the city departments that have cases before the board tonight. dan snyder, representing the planning department and planning commission. patrick o'reardon, senior building inspector, we have aliana crusho and janine young from the department of health and mr. harris from the police department. if you could go over the board meeting guidelines and conduct the swearing in process. >> turn off all phones and pagers. please carry on conversations in the hallway. the board's rules of presentations are as follows. appellants, permit holders each have seven minutes to represent their cases and three minutes for rebuttals. people affiliated with these parties must include their comments within the seven or three minute periods. members of the public not affiliated with the parties have up to three minutes to address the board but no rebuttals. to assist in the accurate preparation of the minutes, peopl

now, robert heyer is brian terry's cousin. he's also the spokesman for the family. it. what's your first reaction? >> good morning, john. well, the family has not had time to review all 471 pages of this document. long-awaited, you are correct, though. it's been almost 21 months since brian was murdered. we've been calling for answers, we've been calling for the truth to come out. so we are very anxious to fully look at this report. >> so, robert, the report mentions eric holder. it seemed to suggest he's not directly responsible for anything that went on there. it said he simply didn't know about it. shortly after the report came out, the attorney general, eric holder, released a statement, before mentioning your cousin, and it says, "i have reviewed the officer of inspector general's report on operation fast and furious, and the key conclusions are consistent with what i and other justice department officials have said for many months now, tin appropriate strategy and tactics employed were field driven and date back to 2006. the leadership of the department did no

number two, brian roberts and steve berk. >> do you know them?> well, they own the pipes and they own the content now. so i think that's a pretty powerful combination. >> is that a first if. >> well, i think that's -- >> time warner, but then they spun it off. so i think comcast is really something to pay attention to. >> tell me about number eight, jay-z and beyonce. >> jay-z has had a great year with the album with kanye west and when you think about how he amplified his investment which is 1/15 of 1%. when they talk about the nets they're talking about jay-z. beyonce, they have a baby together. they copyrighted the baby's name. probably going to have a line of clothing. she's in a movie. they're a power house couple. >> you have a lot of pop stars here, you have rupert murdoch. >> we do. >> you also have the head of time warner. a lot of really powerful, great people. >> there's going to be some twitter pushback, i think, that michael lke allen is only 19. >> i agree. >> most important, i think number 20, people talk about how number one is go

was last january when a roadside bomb took the lives of specialists christopher patterson, brian lenhart. robertrackowitz who nearly died he was helped at the scene by his brother-in-law clint jordan and this was their first meeting

brian. let's bring in robert lansa, a guy who knows a thing or two about sports negotiations. you, sir. thanks for joining us. does last night's blown call give the league reason to make a deal? >> i really don't think so. you go into these things knowing you're negotiating in a fish bowl. so these types of things may or may not happen. i think it may get things done a little more quickly. ultimately, these long-term issues, which were just pointed out a moment ago, will be settled, and there will be the refs coming back in hopefully soon. no guarantees. >> this is amazing. the nfl has really become hard line when it comes to negotiations. do they maintain that stance no matter how bad this looks for the league? >> i'm not sure there's a termination. you have guys who are part-time employees who are getting paid more than a lot of full-time employees. they've been offered a 7% increase in salary. so i'm not sure how bad it makes it look. the integrity of the game, if you're talking about we really have lost something here where these blown calls look so bad for everybody, but

. >> brian, you have a first week like robert griffin, iii, do you ask for a raise already?an it get any better? >> i think your contract says yeah. >> strike while the iron is hot and right now it's as hot as it can get. >> he's restructuring his view. >> following a spectacular debut, look at this, already on the cover of the latest east coast edition of sport illustrated griffin is the seventh quarterback to grace the cover in redskins history. the first is jason campbell. back in 2009 that was. rg3 was named the offensive player of the week and became the first rookie quarterback to win the award in a season opener. what he didn't try to do was start a craze. here's how it began. rg3 after throwing his first touchdown pass got knocked on his backside and here is now the famous pose there, put the fingers up, lean back and watch pierre garcon. that's all the rage now and even some youngsters, we don't know if that's our producer, rich dunn, clearly not. i'm sure his parents put him up to it. robert, what are your thoughts on the craze? >> who would have thought getting kn

nbc's chief science correspondent robert bazell will have more coming up in about 20 minutes on "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> an explosive new report finds what is called an alarming levels of arsenic in rice. it may affect every rice dish we eat, including baby food. nbc's erica edwards has the story. >> reporter: consumer reports scientists tested more than 200 of the most popular brands of rice products, from kellogg's to gerber infant cereal. they found elevated levels of a potentially dangerous toxin, arsenic. >> these are moderate to moderately high levels of arsenic. >> reporter: arsenic is a known carcinogen. it's unclear whether the amounts found in rice would have any health impact. but high enough levels over time could lead to several types of cancer. the food and drug administration does not regulate arsenic levels in food, only drinking water. the agency has begun its own investigation. preliminary data show levels as high as consumer reports, but with wide variations from product to product. >> we need a larger database to do the kinds of risk analysis to really look at what is t

andrew luck, robert griffin iii, russell wilson, brian tannehill and brandon weeden.ave the better game? >> i'm going to say i might surprise people but it's going to be russell wilson in my opinion because i think, number one, seattle has a very good defense which means there's going to be that pressure taken off for russell wilson. number two he is playing an opponent that does not have a stable quarterback situation. i don't think he has to put up a lot of points to win. if you look at it, andrew luck has to go against the bears and their formidible defense in chicago. tannehill has to go against houston which was number two in the league in defense last year. rg iii has to go against the saints in new orleans. >> ooh. >> where the saints limited 6 of 8 opponents to 17 or fewer points last year. and weeden and the browns, you know, i think they have a chance of having the worst record in the league this year so i don't anticipate much from him. >> yeah. i'm already weeping for cleveland. but you never know. with cleveland you actually always know. jim trotter, than

. >> brian: we love that story. michele born as robertfe sentence for killing his wife in 1990. a judge ruled that he suffers from a gender identity disorder and should be allowed to have a sex change and taxpayers will foot the bill for court-appointed lawyers and fees for his legal fight could be more than one millionn dollars. >> brian: how much for hair and make up we are not sure. eight year old jayla small got herself in a biwrar and painful situation when she tried to take a sip from a water bottle. she had to have emergency surgery. >> they punched holes in the can and they had to cut the bottom off. they realized her tongue had swollen. >> brian: she's on medication to keep the swelling down. >> gretchen: unexpected horrible thing . got advent and you are more than they bargained for. folks got the shock of their life. a cheta jumped on your vehicle. it doesn't end there. the cheetah wound up staying there for 45 minutes. the cat got bored and walked away. i hope the guy had a device. like a rifle. >> brian: you remember my story

robert griffin iii making his debut at fedex field. while many are excited to see him play, the eyes will be on this skins defense. in last week's loss, the skins lost two linebacker, brianrakpo and adam. both men now in ir, orakpo tore a muscle near his left shoulder. he tore a quad tendon in his right knee. linebacker says even though those are two big losses, the rest of this team now needs to step up. >> those guys are really irreplaceable. they bring the same type of demeanor to the came. you have guys for a reason, bringing up 53 guys, so the guys step in. i have most confidence in rob jackson, bringing back marcus white. allow him to get in there and pass rush. and him stepping up, jenkins stepping up with the defensive tackle spot, so we can continue to stop the run and put pressure on the quarterback. >> it's going to be a great game. a few hours later, ravens host new england. a rematch

. >> brian: i watched another network who asked the same network and robert gibbs had no network, butuoted what abc said. for democrats there is no god in 2012 as far as the party's platform. he's got some explain to go do because he headed up the platform committee. ex governor of ohio, head strickland, was part of the drafting committee. those are the guys who really need to be asked. why exactly did you take god out and why did you take jerusalem out? >> brian: i can't wait to talk to congressman ryan about that, as well as what happens over in israel. not only did you mention jerusalem not being the capital, mitt romney made a big deal over that, number two is hamas. they didn't denounce hamas like they did in 08. and number three, they also talked about the right of return for palestinians. where do you stand on that? that's all of a sudden gone. >> gretchen: it's easy to sum up with two letters, pc. it's time to do some headlines now. the national debt now officially topping $16 trillion and counting. the embarrassing milestone coming less than one hour before the first speaker

robert frank. how are you? you weigh in on this one. >> yeah, i'm glad. first of all, brians is such an important debate, and you raised a really important -- i just want to inject one -- >> you're welcome. anytime. >> -- one very good fact. which is the top 1% -- steve doesn't want to hear this, but the top 1% of americans own more than 880 of the stocks and bond held individually in this company. it is boosting financial assets and value of assets. let's face it. fortunately or unfortunately, the top 1% own the disproportionate share of assets in this country. we can talk about savers, we can talk about borrowing, but that's the real issue. i'll just leave it at that. >> we also want to get to one of the very, very rich people out there who must be also feeling pretty good about herself, which is j.k. rowling as well, right? >> and she's a writer. so yay, writers. yay, billionaire writers. >> they are out there. >> she writes checks at this point. you know, she's sold 400 katrillion books of the "harry potter" series. coming out with a new book now, printed 2 million copie

brian. >>> you cannot have a show called "the most" without mentioning what the people with the most money are doing with it. our wealth reporter robert is here to enlighten us. what are they buying, robert? >> well even in this economy, the rich continue to break new records for spending. we're going to start with the most expensive home for sale in america. this is the versace mansion in miami. price -- $125 million. the coolest feature about this house is that it's got a 54-foot pool lined with 24-karat gold. if hotels are more your thing, we can take you to the most expensive hotel room in the world. royal penthouse sweet at the hotel president wilson in switzerland. price -- $65,000 per night. most expensive car ever sold at auction is, of course, a f ferrari. no most complete list would be complete without a yacht. the most expensive mega yacht ever built, this boat "eclipse." it cost $500 million. that's about $1 million per foot. of course, we end with dessert. the most expensive pudding ever sold -- $34,000. this chocolate confection resembled a faberge egg. it's got champagne jelly, edible gold leaf and a diamond. the buyer

susan roberts exhibit -- examine the political dynamics of north carolina heading into the november election, and democratic delegate brian of lgbt democrats of north carolina, discusses gay and lesbian

. >> brian: this is a life shot from the new york apple store which is awesome and people are lined up since yesterday. that's where robertis this morning. how long have you been here? >> i haven't been here long as the folks behind me. they are waiting to get inside of the cube. it will open in an hours time. normally 24-7 and closed it for this event and no one creates a like like they do in manhattan. folks are waiting out and stacey works on the intrepid. why are you here? >> i want to upgrade to my phone and works and i am here to do that and get updated with technology. >> what do you have now? >> the iphone 4. it came out a yea ago. what are you doing with the old phone. >> i am going to make up for what i am going to purchase and get money back and sell it on ebay and amazon and get a profit. >> is there one thing that drew you to the five. >> bigger creen and sleek better quality that is placed in the new product. >> i heard from a number of folks saying they have to have the latest and greatest. they could sell as many as 10 million before the month is out. >> it is too bad you couldn't jump in there the night b

roberts. she will talk to was about the political situation in north carolina. then we will have a discussion with brian butler of the lgbt democrats. they will be here to talk to us about gay and lesbian issues in the election. thank you for joining us for this edition of the "washington journal." we will see tomorrow morning a 7:00 a.m. eastern. -- we will see you tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> what coverage of the democratic convention from north carolina. it is like here and c-span. coming up, and look at how the campaigns are using social media. we will take you live to a campaign rally with mitt romney in cincinnati. o>> it is great to have you here. this panel is all about social media. we have some of the most important voices. joining me from the atlantic is the senior editor of the "atlantic monthly." starting year on my most immediate left, met ronnie's campaign for the presidency. and daniel, a spokesperson of google politics and election. i will turn over to my moderator. >> we need your microphone. >> hello. >> technology is wonderful when it works. >> i wanted to talk about a s

robert terry. and peter doocy is live with more details. hi, the peter. >> reporter: charged with the murder of former patrol agent brian terry.g to mexican authorities. they won't say if they think the man they apprehended on thursday, jesus sanchez mesa was the man who actually pulled the trigger on the gun that killed agent terry, but he's still charged with the murder we know from some documents that became unsealed in july and authorities suspect mr. mesa among a group of mexican criminals who crossed the border into arizona to rob some drug smugglers in 2010, but they were spotted by u.s. border patrol agents who engaged them and in the shootout that followed. agent terry was murdered and the suspects got away at the time, but not with all of their weapons and two of the weapons left behind at the scene of the crime were later traced back to operation fast and furious and united states justice department investigation that was supposed to track guns by letting bad guys buy them in the u.s. and then just walk across the southern border with the gun. but authorities lost track of many of the weapons, congressional investig