brooks is diving back in time. >> wicho: brooks leaning a little bit there.t move was to 2nd base. there is a baserunner here. you almost treat to like a hit- and-run. what you are doing is you just -- you know the hitter is there -- you are expecting the hitter to put the ball in play. either way, you should be safe. >> jason: there goes brooks. a hit-and-run. beautifully executed. brooks around second and third. the throw comes in plate. again a lethal combination. the one-two punch to captains brooks and murray get the job done against the canes. >> wicho: nice piece of hitting there. if the runner brooks would have not been running on that play. you see the shortstop vacate as he goes to cover the bag. and coach being aggressive once again here as you see he the 8th inning. >> wicho: we have been talking about it, jason. you can't expect as you take a look here that williamson just takes to the other way. he punches it that way. good job of the right fielder just running it down before it gets out there. keep that runner at 1st base. fortunately, melon de

on brooks he got a pitch that got too much of the plate. he just got too much of the plate there. >> jason: the man in scoring position, mac williamson, the right fielder out in front of that one. eriksson, a record of two wins, one loss. a home run average of 3.34. this is seventh appearance of the season. he name with 27 strikeouts to the 3 walks. as you mentioned, he is going to be in the zone. you got to make sure, especially against a very talented wake forest lineup, you don't give him too good a pitch to hit. as you saw the case with brooks a home run, a doub re... anncr vo: ...find a nearby tow truck or gas station... anncr vo: ...call emergency services... anncr vo: ...collect accident information. anncr vo: or just watch some fun videos. anncr vo: it's so easy, a caveman can do it. caveman: unbelievable... caveman: where's my coat? it was suede with the fringe. vo: download the glovebox app free at geico.com. the hurricanes trailing wake forest. the hurricanes have been a hitting teams this year reaching double digits in hits. ple

here they come again, steven brooks. brooks is 3-4. >> first base open and put the best hitter on desk. never put the win gning. and you just can't give free pass and make the matters worse. and i don't know if you will leave the closer in the game to close to the game out or have a lefty, lefty match-up if it should get to that. >> swung on and line drive. right field, dropping, dropping it will go all the way to the wall and two runs will score. there he is again. a superlative performance. a 2 double tied the game again this time at 8. the team doesn't give in, as bad a game as they have played dismissal, they are doing a good job dismissal. the fourth hit in the ball game. a fastball and in and brooks puts it in and drives it the other way. as bad as they want this game it's really impressive what they are doing offensively. a four rbi night for steven brooks. mike murray is not up for the demon deacons. and what must be going through the mind of jim morris and pitching coach j.d.artega. and otherwise they have been

steven brooks in the 1st inning take that fastball over the fence. and on deck mike murray with two place. eric erickson has to be careful here. it's just a three run ballgame. one swing of the bat and this could be a different ballgame all over again. see the demon deacons doing their best to pressure the hurricane base runners at 2nd base. this is a team that likes to run the bases as well. >> jason: take a look at what steven brooks was able to accomplish in the 1st inning against erickson. >> you see that fable as we mentioned earlier, jason. that ball got too much of the plate. steven brooks, which is a guy that does everything well at the plate. a good gap hitter. so he is displaying his power in that 1st inning at bat. >> jason: runner is going. erickson has him got but the throw gets away from martinez. and at 3rd is pat blair. that would have been quite a bind for the base runners. it would have been if blair caught up if that throw was accurate. it looks like he easily would have been nailed. >> you had both runners going on the hit. they h

she is brooke goldstein. she is a human rights attorney and an award-winning film maker and director of the children's rights institute. get a life, lady. i feel insignificant. i will leave now. our next guest is wanted in three states for being incorrigible and she killed a dozen drifters. she is as smart as i am tart. and he is the club to my soda and the luke to my yoda. it is my repulsive sidekick, bill shultz. his surgery is now covered under obama care. and he is the head of the class when it comes to sass. the associate professor of education and african-american studies. if charm were an apple martini, i would have three and go home with a truck driver. his bias is showing while sales are slowing. it is our new york times correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> check out our rising stars of blog. "red eye" regular and editor steven crakour was there. what is a blog? >> i don't know. i stopped listening to you. >>> now to the greg-alogue. press 1 for english. >> so usa today just published a big poll

steven brooks in the 1st inning take that fastball over the fence. and on deck mike murray with two place. eric erickson has to be careful here. it's just a three run ballgame. one swing of the bat and this could be a different ballgame all over again. see the demon deacons doing their best to pressure the hurricane base runners at 2nd base. this is a team that likes to run the bases as well. >> jason: take a look at what

brooke, she really hasn't faded into oblivion.point to keep her vel vent? >> no, no i've got to respectfully disagree with carolina. palin has kept herself relevant. she doesn't need tina fey. she doesn't need "snl" to do that. she just signed a deal for reality show about alaska worth a reported $1 million an episode for crying out loud. i think that this will bounce off of her. you know palin's been self-depreckating. she's used to the ridicule. >> let's see those numbers, brooke, i'll tell you. >> i love the idea of a sarah palin network now. and the ladies of "the view" had something to say about today. poking fun on "snl." barbara walters poked fun at this debate. watch in. >> the bigger, the more popular, the bigger her impact, i mean it's -- it's just amazing. >> may be the next oprah winfrey. oprah's leaving her slot and maybe put sarah palin. >> no she'll not be the next oprah winfrey. that's a big jump and a rainbow leap, girl. >> carlos, what do you think? sarah has her reality show. and joy behar who hasn't always been

this morning's coffee with is with brook shields. welcome the 18th interview who's saying good morning baltimore. >> we appreciate that. >> well, i'm just common. >> no, that's not true. >> well, interestingly enough, we're in the studio that housed the buddy dean show and that was the corny colins show. that took place here in the same room. >> wow, well, that's a bit of trivia i didn't have before this. thank you. >> we're channeling the movie now. >> we were just listening to a previous interview you had done. we're looking here. by the way, at the computer, the previews for the movie. you said you loved working with brendan fraser because you didn't have to walk in a trench. >> well, i would walk off curbs and trenches to have my leading men not to be towered over. >> i didn't know he was that big of a guy. >> he's taller than i am. we had theosophical scenes and there was a lot going on and to be able to be there and eye to eye with him. >> well, i can honestly appreciate that. >> well, i never feel petite at all ever. and he pu

brooke entered rehab in january. charlie's rep told "showbiz tonight" that charlie and brooke are trying to work things out while they're living apart, but lauren, do you think that maybe divorce -- and who are we to judge -- but maybe divorce is the best thing for these two. >> at this point never should have gotten married in the first place is the best thing for these two. >> yeah. >> i can't believe these two, hot messes, got married and now have to figure out how to be married when they don't know anything about themselves so that the point we can only pray for the best and hope for the best for them because until they get themselves together, they're not having a marriage. >> well, that's exactly right and they've had their oven individual issues, brooke and charlie have both been struggling with addiction. they both apparently had relapses in their short marriage. and we cannot forget they do have these 1-year-old twins. carlos, it does seem like the decision to live separately could actually be the smartest t

people like brooks so they pay for brooks. >> what would this go for?> $150. >> very nice. >> what is this one. >> this is unfortunately the last time the orioles won a championship, this the 83 world series team signed baseball. i was lucky enough to get it, because of robby's first. and it's nice to have a haul of famer orioles, hall of famer that is. 3 hall of famers themselves, jim palmer, eddie murray and cal ripken on the team. >> the last one. i'm sorry. i did not mean to cut you off. i wanted to move on to the box. >> these boxes came out in mid 90s, '96, during cal ripken strip. almost anybody in baltimore has one of these. the fin-year-old has this and the 65 years old had these. and nobody ate the wheaties. i told them they are worth as much as with the wheaties in it or wheaties gone. >> will people be able to buy these if they come to the fundraiser. >> we will try to do more appraisals. >> i'm trying to get my hands on the bat. hopefully a lot of people will come up because i'm sure they have a lot of paraphernalia in their closets. thank

a nice job by steven brooks defensively. really couldn't say that for his teamnates in the inning with three errors. the hurricanes score one >> jason: well, the hurricanes leading wake forest 4-1 here on csn in the 4th inning. our pleasure to be joined by the hurricanes' head coach jason morrison. as we see this team develop certainly the style offensively featuring a lot more base running aggressively, a lot more base stealing. talk about how this team is developing offensively, the style you are putting to the. >> i can't hear your question. i just heard the very end of that. well, i think, you know, you think we just took advantage of their mistakes, basically, and put on the trail after the tomorrow any john surgery last year. there is a good look at the hurricanes' pitching coach. former hurricane starting pitching coach make in your life. i remember when he came the pitching coach here at the university of miami it was the year he was really knocking on the door at triple-a, possibly making it to the big leagues d wit

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also having brooks back on the ice. >> well, he adds another dimension to our team. if it was a puzzle he fits that thing and completes us. i don't know why i said that. that was stupid, sorry. >> i can see that 10 more times. >> one more note for last night. armstrong suspended two games by the nhl. some optional practice today, a few injured players still trying to get healthy. head coach said morris expected to skate tomorrow. walker should be ready next week. the caps ended up for having to end hershey down today. they were happy the losing streak is over. >> i think our team really played well last night. i thought our goal attending was great. i thought our penalty killers did a great job. i think our team is turning a corner here in terms of getting out of the slump and playing well. >> i was happy with the game. everything is a day by day basis. if we had lost in overtime everybody would have been going we lost 4 in a row. >>> game night saturday. puck drops at 7. our coverage begins at 6:30. right after the game keep it locked, caps post game live. developin

syndicated columnist mark shields and "new york times" columnist david brooks.gentlemen, good to see you both. we'll start with immigration. the governor of arizona today signed into law what they are saying is the toughest anti-immigration law in the country. this is just a few hours after president obama called it misguided. he called it irresponsible. what do you make of the law, how serious a divide is this? >> well, the reason we have a president in and a congress is to write immigration law and to set immigration law. and i think to some degree it's a reflection of the failure of the congress to address what is a major problem. that said, the bitterness and vindictiveness of the law in arizona is remarkable . roger mahoney in los angeles, probably one of the leading voices in immigration says we hold up-to-signs at the border. one is help wanted. and the second is no trespassing. and that is it. i mean that's the mixed message. and sort of the presumption in this law is that these people come to the united states to rob, to plunder, to commit all sorts of

- syndicated columnist mark shields and "new york times" columnist david brooks. gentlemen, let's talk about arkansas. david, what does blanche lincoln's predictment say about democrat and republican races around the country in. >> well, it is a national, it is a couple of national trends here. one, the movements, like moveon.organize and the labor unions on the left or club for growth on the right f they can knock off somebody like blanche lincoln a moderate from in their own party they enhars their power in washington and partyor docks. so they have an incentive that may be bad for the democrats in the long-term, they have a short term thee logically to knock off moderates so is there is that anti-moderate trend and the second trend which is also national, the candidates don't matter as much, the national trends matter. which is it's just a horrible year to be a democrat in a state mccain carried or district mccain carried. i democratic party favorable rating dropped 22% a year. they had a party advantage that is entirely gone it is a bad year. those two things

. >> hi there, everyone i'm brooke anderson in hollywood. big news breaking today, judging kate winner or loser. >> brooke, i'm not exactly sure who was more relieved she was finally kicked off "dancing with the stars," the millions of people forced to watch her awful dancing week after week or perhaps kate herself. because "showbiz tonight" did some serious digging today and discovered kate may actually turn out to be a big winner by being such a big loser. yeah, yeah, i know what you're thinking, how could she be a winner by losing? let me make some sense of it for you. today, half the nation is in mourning. >> ohhh. >> and the other half is cheering. [ cheering ] >> kate and tony. >> kate gosselin is finally off "dancing with the stars." just minutes after she was eliminated, shobts shoib"showbi caught up with kate who thanked her fans. >> thank you to all of our viewers and voters who gave us the opportunity because that's really why we were still here. >> but now that the dance has ended "showbiz tonight" can tell you today kate gosseli

columnist for "the new york times" david brooks, chief washington correspondent for "the new york times" david sanger, syndicated "washington post" columnist kathleen parker and former democratic congressman from tennessee and chair of the democratic leadership council, harold ford, junior. >>> first, the politics of the supreme court. the president has another big decision to make, the second court vacancy in two years. how are the white house and republicans weighing the confirmation battle ahead? joining us to talk about that exclusively, two members at the heart of the debate, senate judiciary committee, chairman patrick leahy of vermont and ranking member jeff sessions of alabama. welcome both of you back to "meet the press." >> thank you, good to be here. >> thank you. >> senator leahy, you conferred with temperature, with the white house. who is he approaching this decision? >> doing it in a very responsible way, doing it very methodically. he wants somebody who is going to be a solid member of the court. he made it very clear he's not looking for somebody that will represent jus

. -- foreign policy at brookings. and thank you for your wise and constructive leadership of russia. my question is about iran. i wonder if you could describe for us how you view russia's nuclear program. is it a threat to russian national security interests? are you concerned it triggering a nuclear arms race in the middle east and now that you and president obama are on the same page when it comes to sanctions, are you on the same page with him when he says that force should be an option that's kept on the table? [russian translator for president medvedev] >> the talks about iran with mr. obama and my other colleagues are a part of our agenda. we do that regularly and on a full basis. this means that iran is a problem. and what is important that we find evidence of what their nuclear program is, as any society. they do have the right to develop the civilian nuclear program. but the problem is how they convince us of the community that it is and lately we did not bring any improvement to the situation. it has aggrava

-- syndicated columnist mark shields, "new york times" columnist david brooks. david, how do you explain what happened to charlie crist? >> partly, it's obama. obama's quite unpopular, especially in places like florida, especially among florida primary voters. the stimulus package is wildly unpopular, probably unfairly, it probably did some good whether you supported it or not and it's given no credit by people in the country. to me the big thing in the race is you have marco rubio. you know what he stands for. if there is going to be a debate in the republican party with mod rats debating conservatives, mod rats have to stand for something and i don't know what charlie crist stands for .veto of the veteran pay bill sympt myselfs that. here's a bill most republicans support, the idea of merit pay and ending tenure-- this is an issue on which barack obama has been very aggressive , going up to rhode island, talking to a school in rhode island where they were firing teachers-- this is something most reformers and independents support, giving the school districts t

. >> lehrer: and we get the analysis of david brooks and ruth marcus, filling in for mark shields. that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour is provided by: and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> lehrer: the oldest member of the u.s. supreme court is stepping down after 35 years. justice john paul stevens had been the leader of the court's liberal wing. judy woodruff has the story. >> woodruff: justice stevens informed president obama of his resignation in a one-paragraph letter this morning. it read: "my dear mr. president: having concluded that it would be in the best interests of the court to have my successor appointed and confirmed well in advance of the commencement of the court's next term, i shall retire from regular active service as an associate justice, effective the next day after the court rises for the summer recess this year." hours later, in the wh

. >> lehrer: and the analysis of mark shields and david brooks. that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour is provided by: and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> lehrer: the u.s. economy showed new life in numbers today from the labor department. employers, public and private, added more than 160,000 new jobs. judy woodruff has the story. >> woodruff: by any measure, more americans were working last month. private employers added 123,000 jobs, and temporary hires for the u.s. census added another 48,000. economists had predicted a net gain of 190,000 jobs. the actual increase was less, but it was still the best since may of 2007. the unemployment rate held steady at 9.7%, even as the economy has now added jobs in three of the past five months. in charlotte, north carolina, president obama highlighted the jobs report at a high-tech

last night mike galanos talked with "showbiz tonight" cohost brooke anderson about michaels' overall health. >> he's been a diabetic sense he was a kid, right? >> yeah. since he was age 6 struggling with diabetes his entire life. he is 47 years old. recently, about a week and a half ago, in fact, mike, he was rushed to the hospital in san antonio, texas, where he underwent an emergency apen detective my. after that surgery he seemed to be in really good spirits, he posted a note to his fans in which he wrote, they told me that if i had gone on stage like i wanted to my appendix likely to be ruptured and i could have died and said it hurt but got a good threshold for pain and seemed to be in good spirits then. but apparently taken a turn for the worse. >> the 4-year-old michaels is probably best known for fronting the '80s hair band poison. recent years michaels is in vh1's "rock of love." >>> prosecutors wrapped up the case in the sarah palin e-mail hacking trial after calling the former governor herself to talk to the jury. 22-year-old david cornell is charging with hacking into pal

scott brooks receiving his coach of the year award. kevin durant, in the fourth quarter. 29 points, career-high 19 boards. kobe bryant went for 24. this brings the lakers within two. jordan farmar, for three. no good. the thunder win 101-96. first playoff win since they moved to oklahoma city. they're on the board in the series. down 2-1 games. >>> sens and pens. sidney crosby and company with a chance to close out ottawa. the third, evgeni malkin, the shot. puck goes right to sidney crosby, who scores while falling down. sidney crosby with his fifth goal of the series. the pens up 3-2. this game went to triple-overtime. matt carriker, his first playoff goal is a game-winner for the spence they stay alive in the series. they force game six saturday in ottawa. >>> one other note from the nfl draft. tim tebow, who won two national titles in florida, taken 25th overall by the broncos. now, back to you. >>> spongebob, apparently doing a lot more than entertaining kids across the country. >> the cartoon character is being credited with help

bruce rydell who sits to my immediate left is a senior fellow and foreign-policy studies at the brookingsnstitution and has been, had a 30 year career as a cia analyst. he is the author of the search for al qaeda, leadership ideology in the future. to his left to shane harris who i think most of the biographical information you have in the little packet is now out of date shane, since this was published his move from national journal to the washingtonian where he is going to be doing expanded feature coverage for the washingtonian on big media issues like the ones he used to write about for national journal. he is the author of the watchers, the rise of america's national surveillance state and to his left is peter singer who is also a senior fellow at the brookings

mime brooks, hln law enforcement analyst. you know, people heard yelling.e was someone from the resort who said he saw him try to hit her. all of that is really important. hopefully it's on surveillance tape, correct? >> well, i have been there, pat. i've actually stayed at that resort. and it's huge. it's right there on the gulf. there are security cameras in different parts of the resort. now, there's a big golf course. there's no cameras on the golf course. so hopefully, a lot of this activity will help put together that timeline was captured on those video surveillance cameras. but the other thing is, too, i hope the investigators, pat, from the quintana roo, which is the state cancun is in, i hope they do a good job and i hope they process that hotel room because if there was an argument there, that could glean a lot of evidence from that room. >> and we all know so many times in international cases the crime scene gets messed up, questions aren't asked, people are let go, and basically it destroys the case. correct? >> it does happen. but i have to sa

i read david brooks every time a get a chance and sometimes, i kind of scratch my head.asic point is that neither wall street nor the congress are well trusted and if you want to try to legislation away bubbles, good luck, because we have a long history of bubbles. what you can try is limit some of the risk of those bubbles and which we didn't do and we had done when we did glass-steagall in the 1930s. at some point in time, you've got to limit taxpayers' risk so they aren't bailing out these huge banks. that is the big problem we have today. >> but karen, some would argue it's the connectivity of the banks. size, scale and connections that create the systemic risks. >> sure. i think to most americans, what they see -- all of that is true. they see a system in which people feel like nobody cares about us. nobody cares about what's happening on main street, our homes, our communities and neighborhoods. they see the big bank bailouts. they feel frustrated by that. we're talking about millions and billions of dollars and yet, everybody wants america to do well, but they're

let's get the latest from cnn's brooke baldwin on the scene. >> reporter: larry, huge announcement as we were just listening to the news conference. it was kevin strickland with msha. it's the first time we heard anyone talk about the next phase of this rescue mission which is when they would send in these 30 guys. he mentioned six teams going in under the mine and try to get to the rescue chamber. this massive, long, pain staking process has taken what seems like an eternity for all these families in west virginia waiting for news. what's taken so long essentially is they've got these five holes they're planning on drilling, one of which, just one has made it all the way down to the mine, that 1100 feet down. they've been testing the air quality. we just heard, msha was saying it's finally improved, so he's saying hopefully soon they will be able to send the rescuers in and hopefully find these missing miners in this rescue chamber. larry? >> larry: brooke, we understand that president obama reached out to some of the families who lost loved ones, is that true? >> reporter: that is t

this is, you know, right after i had flown out in july to turn off the brookings break-in.jack caufield shows up in my office one day, and he says he's been ordered by kohlson to break in and fire bomb the brookings institute. i said, jack, i said, that's insane. i said, don't do anything. and i flew to san clemente, got ehrlichman to turn it off and came back. croag comes back and says, well, john, there are a lot of people this think you're a little old lady around here. i can't even tell you what they've asked me to do. it was set up the plumbers. so i knew it was time to leave. i thought it was time to leave. >> host: did you ever apologize to your friend barry goldwater about being caught up in watergate? did you ever have a conversation about your role specifically? >> guest: it was never appropriate to apologize. he always said to me, in fact, i think i recounted in something that after watergate he and i are out with his son and his wife and my wife and barry jr. and his wife on his boat out of newport, and is he's saying that we're up at the helm, and he's saying,

forward brooks laich. >> my name is brooks laich. number 21.ghest guy on the team, john erski erskine. if i get the stanley cup for a day i would take it back to saskatchewan. let the people there enjoy it. barbecue at the house and probably have a road hockey game or something. let the buddies may for it. bruce boudreau reminds me -- i don't know who he reminds me of. he's unique in his own. he's humble and -- entertaining. you never know what you are going to get from him. i don't think this there's a lot of people like that. what am i best known for? i don't know. maybe it would be -- they think i really like to play hockey. i guess -- bugged a lot about loving the game of hockey which i don't think is a real bad thing. >> brooks laich. time to talk football. nfl schedule will be released in a couple of minutes. an early look. season opener will be here on news4. that will be the super bowl champion new orleans saints hosting the minnesota vikings. thursday, september 9th, a rematch of last year's nfc championship game. the redskins will als

. >> jason: taking a look back at the action tonight as we look back it was steven brooks getting wake forest on the board. a solo home run in the first. and then miami showing off aggressive base running as anes back in the ttomer t two to regather himself in center field. so you have virginia ranked anywhere from first to third. you have georgia tech ranked anywhere from 2nd down to number five by collegiate baseball. you have florida state ranked anywhere from number three to number six. so there are three teams in the five major polls ranked anywhere from first to sixth. beyond that, of course the hurricanes coming into action tonight ranked 15th. >> wicho: you have clemsen up there right around where the hurricanes are ranked throughout the polls. you look at the usa today polls, it has clemsen as high as 10. re timeh inral re bemthineral p awhicome - .. t cham c pl) ' sod b... i the're h me fiit ou ing o do somewitharet ma har do hout but an rn og ou my s it cies, then re-anyt withgare anno ree lif thourettee, ateane a y to out ng. >> jason: and to the orange green and white, the

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nbc's brooke hart has details. >> reporter: the new rules will be phased in by 2016, requiring cars and trucks on america's roads to get 35 1/2 miles a gallon. that's a nearly 50% increase. president obama looked at today's announcement. >> those new standards will be finalized, which will reduce our dependence on oil while helping folks spend a little less at the pump. my administration is upholding its end of the deal. >> reporter: the deal would put carmakers on board with rules they can count on. >> there is going to be one clear national roadmap that's going to apply to all 50 states. >> reporter: environmentalists stunned by the president's drilling news are cheering this. >> i think we'll see probably 20% less green house gas emissions from vehicles. >> reporter: vehicles like nissan's electric leaf, gm's super efficient volt, ford's direct-injection turbo-charged technology all in the pipeline and set to save oil. the president says almost 2 million barrels. >> that's like taking 68 million cars off the road for an entire year. >> reporter: it will save drivers in gas money but

hooters cbo kobe brooks featured on series "undercover boss" is joining us next.t's $10 90-day generic prescriptions... don: ...no matter where you live. don: plus get free shipping on over 3,000 other prescriptions. don: call 1-800-2-refill for your free home delivery. save money. live better. walmart. >> mike: reality television show giving the heads of major corporations a real dose of reality. >> the first girl that finishes her plate of beans will go home. you cannot use your hands. okay? so, go! come on, girl. who wants to go home? oh, look. okay, doggy. brianna, how are they, baby? they look tasty. who doesn't want to spend the rest of the afternoon with me? >> mike: the ceo of the restaurant chain hooters was one of several executives who disguised themselves as entry level workers to get an idea of how things really are deep in the trenches of their companies. we will see it unfold on the new show called "undercover boss." ladies and gentlemen please welcome kobe brooks. [ applause ] >> the look on your face when the manager of one of those stores asking

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coatsworth dean of columbia university international and public affair, kevin cassas zamora of the brookings institution and former vice president of costa rica, greg grandin at new york university and michael shifter, incoming president of the interamerican dialogue. justice stevens and latin america, coming up. >> funding for charlie rose has been provided by the coca-cola company. supporting this program since 2002. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is chaálie rose. >> justice john paul stevens today announced his retirement from the supreme court. he had been on the court 34 years. he was known as the leader of the liberal wing. he is the fourth longest serving justice in u.s. history. he was appointed by republican president gerald ford but he was hardly beholden to conservatives. "the new york times" wrote that he may be the last justice from a time when the independence rather than perceived ideology were perceived a identification for seat on the court. he dissented in the famous case of bush versus gore saying although we may never k

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. -- foreign policy at brookings. and thank you for your wise and constructive leadership of russia. my question is about iran. i wonder if you could describe for us describe how you view russia's nuclear program as a threat to russian national security interests, and are you worried about triggering a nuclear arms race in the middle east, and are you and president obama on the same page when he says that forces an option that should be kept on the table? -- that force is an option that should be kept on the table? >> [speaking russian] >> the talks with my colleagues are a part of our agenda. we do that regularly and on a full basis, which means that iran is a problem. to some extent. important that we find evidence of what their nuclear program is, as any society. they do have the right to develop the civilian nuclear program. but the problem is how they convince us of the community that it is and lately we did not bring any improvement to the situation. it has aggravated. and iran ignores the questions addressed to

to the west this broken line of showers and heavier echoes near cascade, haggerstown, and south of brooke springs is the last of it. we will be done with the rain by morning. tomorrow, look for a pretty much nicer day. a lot, lot cooler tomorrow. temperatures up in the 80s again. 69 now. west winds at 15. drying things out slowly but surely after the rain moves out of here. things clearing out overnight. 84 today. 54 the low. 62 the average. the record is 90 and 30. right now at 69. elton down to 58. dc still warm at 71. 72. 52, cooler out in oakland. the winds are beginning to turn out to the west, northwest. eventually once the line of showers moves through, we will see the northwest wind. that should give us sunshine along with cooler air. the front across the portions of new york this afternoon, allowing the rain in northern texas by the way. west virginia,west virginia, and across the region overnight, behind it the breeze to the northwest. low pressure over california will force the cooler air into the region. snow across michigan this afternoon and they had snow still going on acro

>> larry: brooke, we understand that president obama reached out to some of the families who lost loved ones, is that true? >> reporter: that is true. i've seen the picture of the president on the phone from the oval office reaching out to some of these miners' families, of course, offering condolences. a bit of news for folks in west virginia. the west virginia basketball coach, they call him huggy, bob huggens visited here, some of the miners families. that according to one of the congressmen was a huge deal for the folks out here. these families, as you can imagine, are waiting. they're furious with massey energy. they feel like the truth hasn't been given to them as fast as they would like. they have yet to hear the words i'm sorry, according to some i've talked to. >> larry: what about the families of the four missing miners? have you been in touch? how are they holding up? >> reporter: i have not been in touch. this has been so challenging covering this story. i was in of where have covering sago four years ago, and it was easy to be in touch with those families because they were

. >> and mike brooks, former law enforcement officer and now with hln, what is the timetable here, is he stuck in mexico for the duration until they apparently get around to it? >> well, they had him, ryan, and then they released him, and they can do this by the mexican law in 48-hour increments, but the thing that is key to this case, ryan, is the time line. you know, mexican authorities are saying that he has been getting inconsistent statements, but again, coming from the mexican authorities and how good the information coming from them is, we don't know, but the time line is key, because he said that he last saw his wife on monday when she went shopping, but they were seen at the hotel monday evening in an argument and ap partly an argument in the hotel room, but we didn't know, but the time line is key in this case. >> wow. so we have an unclear picture so far in terms of the relationship. you know what, let's go with marcellus gomez who is a friend of the victim here and knew her for 17 years and marcella, thank you for joining u g uing us >> the pleasure is mine. >> okay. did y