this is when bryant was making another bogey. so another two shot swing. >> dan: that gave cook the lead at the turn. and mike reid trailing by a couple at the turn. >> gary: a very similar line to when cook made his birdie. >> dan: to 14 under. so cook was at 16 under and reid was at 14 under. reid for birdie here at 14. >> gar >> gary: this was a beautiful putt. >> dan: that's when he got within one of cook. and this was his second. >> gary: this looked like it was going in for a second eagle at the 15th. >> dan: he would settle for a birdie. two in a row for him. he was tied with john cook at that point. and this was the big birdie for cook that gave him the one shot lead going to 18. >> gary: it looked like it may miss on the right. he pulled that in. >> dan: so it looked like john cook to the middle of the fairw fairway. >> gary: a very poor bunker shot. just wrong time. mike reid followed up cook's bunker shot with just about perfect shot. so reid got his par. cook did make one coming back for a bogey. but he still has this

nick bryant, bbc news, sydney. >> the trial of a sudanese woman accused of dressing indecently. she wore trousers in a restaurant, has been adjourned for a month. the journalist lubna hussein faces up to 40 lashes and an unlimited fine. the police broke up a demonstration by her supporters outside the court in khartoum. >> if convicted, lubna hussein faces 40 lashes and an unlimbed fine. her crime -- wearing trousers in public. outside the court, supporters held signs that simply read lubn's case is that of all women. >> we have gathered here today outside the court to express our support. if we consider this case to be against all sudanese women, a case which seeks to drag us backwards, to abort all sudanese women's rights and disrupt the progress of sudanese women. >> the trial was adjourned for a month to establish whether hussein should benefit from immunity as she was working for the u.n. when she was arrested. she resigned the job last week in order to fight the case and challenge the dress code law. >> i want to change the law. the law in sudan now not be much with the in

and kobe bryant, kobe bryant was number five on that list. he just got a ticker tape parade celebrating his victory. think that the reality is, the american people with their sports heroes that go astray, their attitude is, you know what? we hate you for all of the bad things that you've done but we know here that you're averaging 28 points a game, let us be the first to welcome you to our fair city. >> big fans in l.a. for both kobe bryant and manny ramirez there, dodgers and lakers. michael vick had to to say after being reinstated this week. as you can imagine, the last two years have given me time to re-evaluate my life, matured as an individual and fully understand the terrible mistakes i've made in the past and what kind of life i must lead moving forward. people talk about suggesting things like working, volunteer be at an animal shelter. is that the kind of thing he's got to do to rehabilitate his image? >> let me be clear here. let's play hardball. i like to hit the issues hard. the reality is whatever michael vick did, our society h

i think i got carried away a little bit because kobe bryant said i love your movies, he started to quoteand stuff. i think i got carried away because after a good play, lamar odom was coming back to the bench and he held out his hand for a high five and i thought, well, this is obviously for me i was like, all right, baby, bring it in! and he's like kind of like hold out the hand. he brushed my hand away and high fived the players. oh, right, i'm an idiot who knows a rich person. i'm not on the lakers. >> wow. maybe that's the reason for the contract troubles. they did not like how you were treated. >> i don't want to say it's because of me, but it's because of me. >> it is because of you. yeah. >> can you hear the coaches and all that stuff like that? >> it's crazy. phil jackson is my hero. he is like the zen master they call him. he's the man. one of the best coaches in nba history and i worship this guy and a couple of times he never looked in my direction or anything. until one game, they were shooting an episode of "curb your enthusiasm". i don't know why i pronounced that so crazil

. >> i look at a situation, kobe bryant, l.a. lakers star, this is a guy who beat the rape allegatio allegations, acquitted everything, nothing to it as far as the judge was concerned five years ago, yet he's not a popular guy. is it because the rape allegations? has that haunted him or is there more to it? >> i think that's dragged him down a little bit. you're right, he mostly has gotten past that. the charges were dropped. it seems like he's mostly put that behind him. a lot of his endorsements back. the polls show, in terms of measuring consumer attitudes towards celebrities, show that most of the public, at least outside of l.a. sees him as a little phony, a guy who has a smile plastered to his face, trying to say the right things. he doesn't come across as genuine. >> he is loved in l.a. >> when you help bring four rings to the lakers, you'll be be loved. >> tom van reicher with forbes, thank you so much. >>> more evidence of the housing crisis for you. it's a 32-story condominium complex in ft. myers, florida. it has only

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judge bill bryant went there. ychted to go to howard. i graduated -- i wanted to go to howard.raduated howard on friday. monday morning i was with don holowell in the atlanta municipal courtrt getting kids t of jail for demonstrating downtown. six months after i finished howard university law school, i was escorting charlayne through -- i was making $35 a week. i was wearing a summer suit in january but i wasn't cold. tavis: powerful story. >> this is from the eulogy of thurgood marshall at the national cathedral in 1993. picture if you will the inescapable power to have beacon light thur god marshall beamed into our crammed and restricted community. a community in which the law ordained that our parents be denied the right to vote. a community in which the law ordained segghation the courtroom and exclusion of our parents from the jury box. it was thurgood's mission to turn these laws against themselves. to cleanse our tattered constitution and our beconspire ched legal system of the fillth of racism and a legal system newly alive to the requirements of justice. by demonstrati

>> jamal bryant in the empowerment temple is having a seminar. we're excited to be speaking. >> mimi, tell us about what you are going to be talking about. why bring the two of you up here? they have a lot of big names here. what is your message? >> i'm a big name. >> of course you are. >> i'm a big name. and i have a story to tell. a testimony. i have made mistakes and come through. there are a the loof people that can relate to me and my story. your ring fell out, i can relate to that. >> that happens. everyday life. people see you on tv and have an idea of you on tv. you're this way, that way based on this person they see on tv. what sort of message are you going to give today to talk about your real life, real personality. lisa? >> a lot of people see the drama but there's different layers to us and things we've been through before the cameras were rolling. they will see the softer side that we're human and have been through things as well. i'm sure we can say things that are inspiring to motivate everyone. >> is that the goal? tell me about

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back in the 1950's, graham nash told bryant gum ball that woodstock gave rise to the 1970's and 1980's. >> important work is still going on. the spirit from woodstock still exists today. chris: and gene mccarthy that made his anti-war campaign just the year before woodstock said its influence lived on. >> the people involved in the 60's were changed by it. there's something in their spirit that still has meaning for america. chris: by the time george w. bush was in office, pat buchanan was still seeing the ghost of woodstock. >> i think the people that believe as i do, traditionalists catholics, old school, america first types, we're dying out. i think that the cultural -- culture of the 1960's, its values, i regret to say are prevailing. chris: in the last campaign, john mccain got a big laugh with this. >> a few days ago, senator clinton tried to spend $1 million on the woodsto concert museum. my friends. i wasn't there. i'm sure it was a cultural and pharmaceutical event. i wasee -- i was tied up at the time. but the fact is -- chris: when we come back, we talk about that political

. >> bryant, go right away. >> maybe someone has asked.have an insurance carrier that has been demonized. the demonizing of insurance carriers would go back i think. that would be a concern if we were going to do public intervention. we need to do it in a more appropriate place. >> thank you for that comment. government does some things very well but it can't do a lot of things what happens is n the government side they are trying on the government side. i think we can take a better look at myself and my family. i'm going to go outside. we have a taun hall in jackson on saturday at 10:30 a.m. one week from wednesday in rancho core doefa in the city hall there. thank you for being so courteous. >> planning on attending a local town hall meeting. do you have a video camera? if so, you can select your video to aaron c-span. the is supreme court, home to america's highest court. >> coming up next, live, washington journal will take your calls. >> on today's program, we'll talk about the rise in unemployment fileings talking about the

. >>> and a silver spring family needs your help to find their teenage daughter. 13-year-old bryant has been missing since sunday. police don't think she is a victim of any foul play. if you have seen her, call the police. >>> two teenagers wanted for tuesday's attack on a black fisherman are now in police custody. 17-year-old zachary watson and 16-year-old emanuel told police they were there when the 76- year-old man was beaten severely. 28-year-old calvin and a white supremacist was arrested shortly after that attack. >>> marvin gay park in northwest dc is being restored. they used to call it needle park because of all the illegal drugs that used to happen, but today's ribbon cutting ushers in a new era. the playground has been revitalized and more than a mile of hiking and biking trails have been built. dc delegate was there. she thinks marvin gay would have been happy. >> if you were to ask him, i think you would hear some gratitude that the old, what was it called? watbranch park, now has the name and the care this beautiful piece of green space deserves. >> you are looking at the

it wasn't always that easy for bryant. on the other side, he ran into steff on, who throws him down. some crisp play made coach zorn smile during 11 on 11 drills. here is fletcher. >> felt good. you always look forward to putting the pads on. i don't care who you are going against. >> the level of competition goes up. the level of tempo goes up. it's live. we don't try to tackle anybody. we are trying to help each other to stay up. so the intensity level has risen and it is a great thing. we are going to be doing this a lot out here in the morning practices. >> and we will be following you. the nats trying to square things with the pirates. lastings mill he edge, a shot that winds up in the left field corner. mccutchen gets the green light and he scores. 3-2 pittsburgh. bottom of the fourth, 5-2 pirates. here comes mccutchen again. that is a home run, his second of the game, 7-2 pittsburgh. watch this play at second base for the pines. willingham smoked that liner, vazquez has hops. great catch. how about another mccutchen

i was talking about bryant's bash.you are flitting around doing like you do. >> jim: a sure you i don't flit. i don't even know what that is. >> jim: maybe you are not a flitter. >> jim: the emcee does have responsibilities. i think you are ducking that. you are very concerned i might win and talk about it tomorrow night. >> jim: stop it on the way home. i'm sure you'll be auctioned off again this year with pitching lessons. went through the counsel on adam jones, o'sullivan trying to get through the inning and have a shut down inning of his own. orioles have scored two runs in each of their at bats. that was interesting. 4-2, 6-4. honestly in thigh my career i think it is harder when you get an early lead. you never want to blow a lead, where if you get knocked around a bit it is easier to hang in there and hope your team will come back. who wants to be the guy that blew a 4-0, 6-2 lead? even if you are 21. maybe he doesn't know. the last thing he wanted to do again they will get somebody else up. we had a kid he is a

." >> reporter:his is the bryant temple rican methodist episcopal church in soh central los anges. the usic will move you, but this is not a celebratn. it's a serve dedicated to brging an end to the needless deaths of all the boywho will never become men. >> our young people have been dying in the streets y and night where we have hidden o light undea bushel. >reporter: how many kids have been kille say, in the last year? >> about aundred. >> reporter: pastor ugene williams managed survive his inner-city childhd, but the odds are worstoday. he says is partly because too manafrican-american churches haveost their way. >> and so we've ne from a period of ministers le dr cecil murray d dr. j. alfred smith, w taught that it was important to lo your neighbor as yourself, to a place wre ministers belved that it was important that the counity love them. >> reporter: so that's why williams and otherctivist preachers started a progr caled passing the mantle, now in its fourth year at the iversity of southern califora. it's a nine-day urse where stors, now known as the old lions, teach unger

." >> reporter: this is the bryant temple african methodist episcopal church in south central los angeles. the music will move you, but this is not a celebration. it's a service dedicated to bringing an end to the needless deaths of all the boys who will never become men. >> our young people have been dying in the streets day and night where we have hidden our light under a bushel. >> reporter: how many kids have been killed, say, in the last year? >> about a hundred. >> reporter: pastor eugene williams managed to survive his inner-city childhood, but the odds are worse today. he says it's partly because too many african-american churches have lost their way. >> and so we've gone from a period of ministers like dr cecil murray and dr. j. alfred smith, who taught that it was important to love your neighbor as yourself, to a place where ministers believed that it was important that the community love them. >> reporter: so that's why williams and other activist preachers started a program called passing the mantle, now in its fourth year at the university of southern california. it's a nine-

i am talking about in philadelphia, when they boo'd santa claus, when they boo'd kobe bryant? how is he going to handle it in philadelphia? >> i think he will handle it. as a quarterback first of all, you have to have that tough skin and big shoulders. i think he understands this stuff is going to happen. there are going to be a few weeks where people's emotions are still going to be venting when he goes out on the field or walks out of the tunnel. but he can answer a lot of that by the way he plays. as long as he plays well in philadelphia, they will start to give acceptance. on the road it may not happen as quickly. first of all, he is the opponent. when he goes out on an opponent's field, they are not going to like him anyway whether he killed a dog or not. but with this type of baggage, they are going to let him know about it. they are going to harp at him and intimidate him with those rants and taunts. >> i think you think he does deserve another chance to play? >> i really do. i think anybody who goes to prison and does what they are supposed to do and comes out and live

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just like everybody figured out they wanted a kobe bryant jury right after the rape trial. it was the number one jersey in the nba three months after the fact. >> it wasn't because of the race thing. >> greg: i would like to think we are not animals. it wasn't number one until after. do you like being disappointed? then you won't like this next story. should getting naked on the train be considered art? if it is, consider me vincent van picasso. ted in skyscrapers. but on the ground by those who could see what needed to be done. volunteers who in service stepped forward... onto the dust of the moon, a levee in the heartland, the marble steps of a dream. you may ask yourself: "where is my moon, my levee, my dream?" well, it's here... with you. step forward. help renew america at usaservice.org >>> greg-alogue. >> greg: tuesday we talked about the black man who showed up in arizona where president obama was speaking. we all agreed that despite his actions being legal it was still nuts. there are many things in life that are legal but inappropriate if done if public. don't ask

and on friday, kobe bryant and maybe even the whole laker team might be here. this is exciting. don't know if you've heard, but we have a new president. his name is barack obama. and even though he's been very busy these days, his people were kind enough to invite me to the white house this weekend for some one-on-one time with the president of the united states. hi, mr. president, i'm jimmy kimmel. >> hi. >> thank you for doing this. it's an honor to meet you. i'm going to warn you i have tough questions. >> i understand and just fire away. >> all right. have you ever met johnny depp? >> yes, i have. >> was he nice? >> well -- >> well, is he as gorgeous in person as in the movies? look, he is, i know it. i know he is. mr. president, first of all, i want to say congratulations on being african-american. [ laughter ] >> thank you. >> is this the only camera? >> yeah, why? >> so that's not going to be one on me? >> no. we know who you look like, you're the president. somebody's got an ego. huh? oh, thank you. thank you. i don't really eat vegetables though. thank you so much. do y

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. >> i believe to this day that it was carolyn bryant and nothing has happened in 54 years to change my mind. >> what did they do with him. >> they took him, they went about 20 miles north of where they live, up to a barn where the brother was the manager of this farm. they took him in there, they beat him, they tortured him, then they shot him in the head and they threw him in the tallahassee river. >> emmitt till, that story really galvanized the civil rights movement that was set in motion. there's an african-american president of the united states, would you have ever have believed that. >> i said never in my lifetime. i went on tv in the chicago area, i said, look, i said it would never happen, but things have changed so much. >> when we reported that he had won, how did you feel at that second? >> i tell you, i feel like michelle obama, proud to be an american. and the press can take it any way they want to, i'm proud to be an american. >> do you like working for cnn. >> i love working for cnn. >> will you give me an internship? >> damon weaver and me, he asked me some tough qu

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the equivalent historically is putting williams jennings bryant charge of the fed, he would have canceled the gold standard and flooded money into farms so we have more inflation. that's the worrisome thing, lots of people that think a little bit of inflation, 5, 6, 7% is good for our economy. i'm afraid that's been the position of the labor unions a long time. >> joe b., i have more work to do. joe, let me come back to your budget topic, very very important. we will cover it in detail later in this program, i want to ask you, as spending government spending goes from roughly 20 to 25% of gdp, that's a huge number for this country, as our borrowing, public borrowing goes from about 40% to 80% of gdp, what is the impact on the american economy, in your judgment? >> in my judgment, you ultimately crowd out the private sector. my judgment, you distort pricing for all asset classes, which is not good and lastly, you reduce american competitiveness and rates of return on investment here which ultimately puts pressure on the dollar and makes growth rates elsewhere more appealing to capital arou

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my name is kim bryant and my husband and i made a will on legalzoom. man: it was really easy to do. - ( blows raspberries ) - ( laughing ) robert shapiro: we created legalzoom to help you take care of the ones you love. go to legalzoom.com today and complete your will in minutes. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. >>> welcome, everyone. or welcome back, i should say. of citi's $100 million man, andrew hall drew a $9 million payday, causing scrutiny of corporate compensation.. how much is too much? and should the federal government have the power to clawback executive comp. that's already been paid? joining us now, director of the office of investment. cio and jim petikuka, money and politics columnist. gentlemen, welcome.e. let me start with you. jim, i've got to say that i think high executive pay is the achilles's heel of american capitalism. i think it is a real weakness s and the kind of thing that is ultimately going to be too irresistible for populist members of congress to avoid going after. that said, i am really troubled by the idea

but i do think -- >> but people said that about kobe bryant, eric. >> yeah, but eric, at the end of the day -- >> care about dogs more than anything else. >> if the guy can help philly beat the giants, isn't that the bottom, bottom line? >> that's right. >> the first game or two might be a little, you know, but you're right. philly is a tough town. they want to beat the giants! >> yeah, this is not san francisco where i think it would be a problem, because you would have a collision of animal rights activists and sports fans. >> so what kind of shape is he in? what kind of shape is he in? is he ready to play, because if he starts out bad, people are going to cream him. >> he said he's not ready. but that's okay. they have donovan mcnabb, they'll play him in the preseason in week three when they can, and they'll -- >> this is what we're talking about on a day when ely manning became the highest-paid player in the nfl. they were talking about michael vick. >> $97 million contract for ely manning, no one is talking about. but you don't control what the news is. >> well, we do, actually. >>

my name is kim bryant and my husband and i made a will on legalzoom.y easy to do. - ( blows raspberries ) - ( laughing ) robert shapiro: we created legalzoom to help you take care of the ones you love. go to legalzoom.com today and complete your will in minutes. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. laura: thanks for staying with us. i'm laura ingraham reporting for bill o'reilly. in the at your beck and call segment tonight, some of our favorite moments of the dynamic television duo of o'reilly and beck. roll the tape. bill: i'm getting the feeling from the beck operation. >> oh, boy. the beck operation. bill: the beck operation. that you don't have any use for obama at all. >> no. bill: you don't have any use for the man. >> no. i respect the office. i respect the office -- bill: did you have any use for president bush? >> not towards the end, not so much. bill: so you didn't have toward the end for bush. >> my turning point on the government really was the border issue. you can't make the case to me that you care about our security and then