>> julius caesar. the man that killed him in the roman senate, they are the ones that pushed for the autopsy so they could prove to the roman public that they had murdered caesar, that it was them, thinking the public would think this is a great idea. the public did not. the public was appalled by this. all of the people that murdered caesar, everyone of them, was himself killed in prison or had to flee the country. the whole assassination backfired. >> has there been for a lot written about autopsy? >> i was very surprised that there had been released six volumes written about autopsies around the world and translated to english and sold in american bookstores there was one tax that cover and -- there was one text that covered over 3000 autopsies in europe. and >> i want you to tell the story of mesheba sooner. i was trying to drive home the point, on upon physical examination to do not know what someone's condition was. she was a woman who had an arranged marriage within much older man. she was in he

brian roberts and caesar izturis.no who came on to pinch run for felix pie who had to leave with an apparent leg injury, but caesar izturis an brian roberts have put on a defensive show here. >> gary: that one hit hard to left field. reimold and he makes the catch! tip of the cap to nolan reimold in left field! matt laporta denied a base hit. >> a nice running catch to take away a hit from laporta. he has been limping around on that sore achilles tendon. what an effort. >> gary: nolan reimold, mr. understated. another fine play in left field. one down. marte, a sac fly. a walk and his last chance to extend his eight-game hit streak. the 0-1 delivery. that will miss and the one ball, one strike count. berken with a chance get his fourth win as he has a couple of runs, five hits, three walks, five strikeouts. berken and his first outing against the indians in his career. a pretty good chance getting a victory and going 4-11. 1-2 delivery, and that is taken inside. two ball, two strike count. >> buck: this is all about l

, but you could also start with caesar's commentaries especially for those who like action. but there's something about the roman world -- there's a lot abt the roman world that we bring with us to this day and it's very important to understand those roots. in fact, i have several books that are going to touch on this. when i was growing up, in the - 1960s and the 1970s, one early thing that clung to me was this fear of decline. in large part it was driven by my understanding of the military history. it was duringthe vietnam war. i'd seen the fall of saigon and i thought, you know, this could be it. this could be the riots in the streets and the social upheaval and revolution and and so for me when i grow up to be an active participant in public affairs, my goal is to stop this decline. among the books i read on this was one you probably have never heard of. it was a book by montischu. it was the considerations of the greatness of the romans and their decline. that's what i wanted to know. now, in lieu -- if you can't find that book, virtually equally good one is machiavel

it would be a historical ventriloquism against this man, caesar, to presume i could describe how he felt beyond those five words which i lingered over for some long time. those two experiences, maybe i got the jump, maybe i understand but i am not sure, as a historian, if i can be that confidence. those standards of evidence are important in historical works. i backed away from those in many ways. i thought maybe i could hit that from the other side. so we tried. if you argues this morning, i read a passage from a novel in which the narrator whose narrative i drafted a, a keen observer of human nature goes -- his reluctance to attend the execution of a black man named cicero, it is derived from the scenes i learned about in scenes i gathered in new york. he doesn't want to go, he needs to be convinced to go. the theory of moral sentiment, to be in sympathy with someone on the gallows, it got to the point that i was sitting in my computer, dennis and wants to write down what cicero, named after the great orator, what he said on the gallows, here is my moment, i can hit that picture, say w

but back in caesar's time called the cesarean section, because back in caesar's time it would do a caesareans and mcbeth, shakespeare used the same sections as an important part of -- connected dysfunctional 33-year-old woman in a homeless >> is it that low tech? >> it is low tech. >> i'm sorry to interrupt, geraldo. you know, ms. corey is a woman who has had between five and six kids herself and she told people prior to. >> geraldo: wait a second, she has had five or six children and kills a woman and steals her baby? >> i know two were living in guatamela. >> she had one kid living with her now but this is a woman who has been through multiple childbirth and told neighbors that she was going have aÑcwcw

>> julius caesar. that was a wild story because the men that killed him in the roman senate, they were the ones that pushed for the autopsy so that they could prove to the roman public that they had murdered caesar, that it was then, thinking that the public would think it was a great idea. the public did not. the public was appalled by this. every single one of them were killed in prison or had to flee the country. the whole assassination backfired. >> has there been a lot written about autopsies? >> vet has. i was surprised to find that in the 17 80s and 90s -- and a 1700 and 8017 80s and 17 '90s, theree three files and autopsy results in europe over a 20 year period of time. " i wanted you to tell the story about she was buhner. why did you include that? >> i was trying to drive home the point that on physical examinations, you really do not know what somebody is conditioned is, but the autopsy proves that. she was a woman that was in an arranged marriage with a much older man. her husband was in hi

but back in caesar's time called the cesarean section, because back in caesar's time it would do a caesareansh, shakespeare used the same sections as an important part of -- connected dysfunctional 33-year-old woman in a homeless >> is it that low tech? >> it is low tech. >> i'm sorry to interrupt, geraldo. you know, ms. corey is a woman who has had between five and six kids herself and she told people prior to. >> geraldo: wait a second, she has had five or six children and kills a woman and steals her baby? >> i know two were living in guatamela. >> she had one kid living with her now but this is a woman who has been through multiple childbirth and told neighbors that she was going have a cesarean section prior to the whole incident unfolding. incident unfolding singapore on this tomorrow. my favorite part? eating it. honey bunches of oats. taste the joy we put in every spoonful. what heals me? girls' night out. and for damage from acid reflux disease, my nexium. announcer: for many, one prescription nexium pill a day can heal damage to the esophagus that acid reflux disease may cause over

render to caesar the things that are caesar's.t means get the best public policy you can get for the welfare of the entire nation. sister, we respect you. you do very good work. we appreciate you coming on to debate me tonight. plenty more ahead as "the factor" moves along this evening. dennis miller coming up. and then a shocking video about what can happen to people who drive and text. a viewer warning on this one. most for headaches. for arthritis pain... in your hands... knees... and back. for little bodies with fevers.. and big bodies on high blood pressure medicine. tylenol works with your body... in a way other pain relievers don't... so you feel better... knowing doctors recommend tylenol... more than any other brand of pain reliever. bill: this is usually the spot where barack and a hard place takes place, but alan colmes is off, attending a karl marx seminar. that's a jest. here now, his political partner on "the factor," dr. monica crowley. everybody was stunned, going is he really? maybe he is. >> that's a joke. bill:

the thing about caesar is he is going to hit .265, .270, somewhere around there.ink he has really proven to thisdown pitching staff how important a young pitching staff is. nine rbis in august. he has had a good productive month. when you have good young pitchers on your staff, you want them to understand the value of contact. it is a lot easier when you have a shortstop like caesar izturis who can catch them. >> gary: he has done that. and he is in the lineup, and they're hopeful this game will get underway at 8:00. so some 26, 27 minutes. think eel get the field ready to go. we'll be back for game two delayed by rain. orioles and indians coming up, 8:00 to start. coach josh mcdaniels suspended wideout brandon marshall for the remainder of the season. the pro bowler has openly asked for a new contract and/or a trade this camp, but things boiled over on wednesday. here's pedro gomez with more. >> five months after enduring the trade and airing of dirty laundry with pro bowl quarterback jay cutler, the broncos are facing another public rift with another pro bowl pl

render to caesar the things that are caesar's.means get the best public policy you can get for the welfare of the entire nation. sister, we respect you. you do very good work. we appreciate you coming on to debate me tonight. plenty more ahead as "the factor" moves along this evening. dennis miller coming up. and then a shocking video about what can happen to people who drive and text. a viewer warning on this one. í when morning comes in the middle of the night... rooster crow. ...it affects your entire day. to get a good night's sleep, try 2-layer ambien cr. the first layer dissolves quickly to help you fall asleep. and unlike other sleep aids, a second dissolves slowly to help you stay asleep. when taking ambien cr, don't drive or operate machinery. sleepwalking, and eating or driving while not fully awake with memory loss for the event as well as abnormal behaviors such as being more outgoing or aggressive than normal, confusion, agitation and halluciations may occur. don't take it with alcohol as it may increase these behav

also a big night offensively by caesar who played great in the field. markakis also homered this one. the orioles win 8-2 but the story of the day, matusz, justin berk. >> way back. >>> 6:53. we've been abuzz about the big marlin they caught. 93.5 pounds at the white marlin open in ocean city. the largest white marlin since 1980. great conditions down there. they've had some fog yesterday, big crowds. erupting during the afternoon. then off the beach, 75 degrees, at rehoboth, looks like the early walkers on the boardwalk itself. maybe they should call it the board jog. 75, a little sticky. here in town, sunny to partly cloudy skies. 76. and a bit foggy once you get outside the beltway and in some of the locations north and west. today, steamy, 85 with storms develop. most likely after 2:00, 3:00 and that could go through this evening and into tonight. low 70s. 83 tomorrow. chance of showers, especially near baltimore, south and east rolling through the day. we get drier air in here on friday at 84. we're pushing into the upper 80s saturday and afternoon

it was a big night offensively as well for caesar and nick markakis, orioles win 8-2 but brian gives us hope this morning. >>> bad news from ravens training camp. adam terry will be placed on injured reserve. his right knee needs more surgery. he had surgery in the offseason but hasn't taken part in training camp. the coach says terry will probably miss the entire season. no coming up here on "good morning maryland" - >> some parents try to keep towson catholic high school open once again. i'm sherrie johnson. more on a hearing that is coming up. >>> and outside now, 71 degrees. justin berk will be back with the forecast. >>> 5:05. let's look at the trains and buses. good morning, mark. >> good morning. for the commute start, number 44 with a diversion at falls and northern parkway due to a watermain break repair. the number 8 bus running 15 minutes late. the number 21 taking a diversion at pennsylvania and dawson. watermain break there too. the 17 still dwurt diverted at nursery and winterson due to construction. for the mta transit team, i'm mark jones. hearts happy... ...and big h

he said to give to caesar what is cesar's and to give to god, but he did not say to make cesar got. -ing things into the hands of government bureaucracy. that is exactly what it would turn out to be. when you take something that is an economic reality, which is what health care is, and you make it into a bureaucracy -- it is hard to run health-care as a business, but when the government gets involved, it will basically bloated it into some kind of bureaucracy -- bloat it into some kind of bureaucracy. neil: what they were saying yesterday is that you are giving a false witness to their intentions, not you, particularly, but that people are misrepresenting this. the securitiadducees. what do you make of that? >> i do notç think anybody is lying aboutç this when they say it will turn into a bureaucracy of horror when they say it is going to be run inefficiently by the government, because all you have to do is look at president -- present government programs and see how these things are run. the cash for clunkers program is a small part of how the government runs the things that are ec

wilder rant who wrote the history [unintelligible] said a western civilization is caesar and christ. i think it could read virtually any roman historian -- you the all-star was caesar's commentaries, especially if you like action. there is something about the roman world. it is very important to understand. when i was growing up in 1960, one early thing that clung to me was this fear of decline. in large part, it is driven by military history. this was during the vietnam war. i'd seen the fall of saigon. i thought this could be it. it could be a social upheaval. for me, when i grow up to the an active participant a public affairs, michael was to stop this. my goal was to stop its decline. when the books are rightead, there is one by montesquieu -- it was about the decline in the romans. you cannot find a poke. an equally good one is by machiavelli. it deals a some the same questions. these are both practical books. they are trying to draw eternal lessons about government. you should also read into the grain of salt, the decline and fall of the roman empire. he can read the whole thin

izturis takes low ball two here, caesar's brother.r switch hitters in the angels's lineup today. >> jim: audio ball three chad moellerer out to the mound for a chat with jeremy guthrie. guthrie is allowing ten base hits for nine innings. see one more than a base hit for ending on the year. 7 love 12. -- are 6-12. he has four of those wins here at camden yards. a slow ball four. so after a lead off double, two on with none out. >> jim: the only good news about that, it sets up the double play. against this team, we talk about the angels. they are number two in offense on the road. and the amazing thing is they almost hit as well on the road as they do at home. .290 versus .288. again this is the team only two in the american league that have a winning record on the road. one is the yankees and one is the angels. they are 18-6 in their last 24 games. they are averaging right around seven runs a game. >> jim: there is bobby abreu. how does a guy hit you? the last time jeremy guthrie pitched against the angels abreu had a hanging change u

. >> creamy we have caesar. >> on the side? >> on the salad.ould like another double scotch. >> no. bill: then they voted for him for the senate. all right. now, after that bomb, franken went to harvard where he attempted to embarrass what politician? at harvard he attempted to embarrass what politician? cards up, please. bill: both wrong, again. john ashcroft the attorney general, he wrote him a bogus letter. tried to get him to answer it that was to harvard shame. by the way. i'm serious about that all right. you both have two wrong and one right. it is a tie but a pathetic tie. all right. here is question number four. our pal jane fonda who loves me dearly recently played an obnoxious mother-in-law. >> don't you touch me you two bit tramp. >> oh. >> oh my god, viola i'm so sorry i didn't mean. >> you don't slap somebody and then apologize. get some backbone. es. >> this is crazy. >> how about giving peace a chance. >> how many times has ms. fonda been married? cards up, please. correct. three marriages. do you know who they were? >> tom hayd

i got kicked out of caesars. i never got back room the way they were. back room is the place you do not want to end up. i don't know if you saw the movie casino but they don't really put your head and a vice they make you stand against a wall ha it's so obvious but they want to show where her leaning back in the chair because it looks hot. so i go to vegas now and see kids doing that all over the place and know if these teams together and are doing the most ridiculous signals to each other and the problem is that if you are not perfect you shouldn't try it at all. you've got to practice. these kids would practice three hours a day for months before they were allowed to join the team and these were mit guys so you go out and see these teams put together on the flight over and landed because they read my book they were like we are going to beat black jack and it's horrible. you can lose a lot of money. >> host: so your book has cost a lot of money? >> guest: when i see people reading it on the way to vegas i feel bad because i know they're going to hit th

caesar jumped back. take a look at the pitch track. might have caught the inside corner.ed the glove. put one on izturis. high, 1-1. >> buck: he's not close. you have to be very, very patient here don't swing at anything borderline even though he had a call go against you. >> jim: a ball and a strike on izturis. izturis liked that ball even less. 1-2 the count. >> jim: orioles have been hurt quite a bit this year from production out of the eight and knight nine spots out of the lineups. all four rbi's by the orioles tonight have come from eight and nine. izturis at the plate has one. the orioles tonight turning it on minnesota. the 1-2 is swung on and missed. izturis is down on strikes and that ends the inning. orioles do get one, but leave lead it. middle of the third. ♪ ♪ tell me who's watching. ♪ i always feel like somebody's watching me. ♪ (announcer) it's right here. it's easy. ♪ always feel like mebody's watching me. ♪it'sd be saving with geico. start your three-course meals with a shared appetizer. choose two entrees from over 15 chili's favorites, then share a dec

i got kicked out of caesars. i never got back movie but they don't put your head in a vise, they put him against a wall and it's a terrifying experience. >> host: enhanced interrogations'. >> guest: basically enhanced interrogations'. they want to know what team you are working with because it turns out there are plenty of team's hitting vegas, the mit won was the most successful. >> host: you sort of plea out how and in your other book to talk about the system is it busting -- >> guest: there's a whole nother system. >> host: gutkind feedback did you get? did they actually go out and try? >> guest: so many kids. i got phone calls trying to find the mit team and their kids put teams together and wanted lessons but the kids in the books teach people because they see it as a robin hood thing where the casinos are big bad evil organizations and it's up to us to take them for their money which i don't believe, i love casinos but it definitely was a robin hood feel so there are still -- i go to vegas all the time and

i got kicked out of caesars.i never got back room to the way they work, and the backroom is the place you do not want to end up, like i don't know if you saw the movie that they don't really put your head and a vice but they make a stand against all wall and it's a very terrifying experience. >> host: enhanced interrogation. >> guest: basically. they want to know what team you are working with and how much money because it turns out there's plenty of team's hitting vegas said m.i.t. one was basically the most successful one. >> host: you sort of lay out how to do this in the book and then your other book you talk about the system as is it busting? >> guest: there's a whole other system in that. >> host: what kind of feedback did you get? did they go out -- >> guest: so many kids tried it. i got so many calls from kids and other kids to put teams together and wanted lessons and stuff but the kids in the books teach people because they see it as a robin hood thing with the casinos are baghdad organizations and it's

history is -- it is once said that western civilization cover christ, you should go to caesar. virtually any historian, also caesar's commentaries, especially if you like action, there is something about the roman world that is very important to understand. when i was growing up in the 1960's and 1970's, one early thing that clung to me was the fear of decline. it was driven by military history, during the vietnam war i had seen the fall of saigon and i know, this could be in it. for me, when i grew up to be an active participant, michael is to -- mike goal is to --. this book hit me in the face. "the consideration of the greatness of the romans in decline ." this is a very practical book. he should also read "decline and fall of the roman empire. " churchill allegedly read the whole thing when he was a soldier in india. given is wrong about religion, but right about many things. edmund burke, on the evolution of france. everyone should put this book on their list, but i hope all of you have read it and absorb it. the first time i came to washington and started interacting with

matt wieters will catch and caesar izturis at shortstop.break. >> he really has. as far as i am concerned this guy is superman of the american league. his second year at the major league level. this guy is just capable of doing anything. he never ceases to amaze me. the breaking ball down the other way. now what we have seen, the development of a very short, quick, powerful, balanced swing. it wouldn't be out of my imagination to see this guy get hot and hit almost 40 home runs. he is certainly capable of doing that. he gets his pitch and he makes somebody pay. >> and for the bliewjs tonight, scutaro, hill and the d.h. is balling third. .330 ample, 11 home runs and over 30 rbi's in his home ballpark. overbay at first with vernon wells in center field. alex rios at right. and edwin encarnacion and joe inglett in left field will bat ninth. it is the orioles and the blue jays game one on this three- game weekend series. when we come back, rick dempsey's keys to the game! >> "o's xtra" is brought to you by corona and corona light. please relax

she would call him caches or caesar, which ever room and she was not mad at at the moment. be suspicious of him when he had to go public to admit he was having an extramarital affair because he was being blackmailed and it was alleged he was being blackmailed for trading illegally in government securities. so he had to go public and say, no, that was not the reason. he said he was having an affair with blackmailers life. he said, "as it is not without a blush," which as an aside, elisa hamilton served in the role of that long-suffering woman we have seen it way too many of in recent months, standing behind her husband as he admits to some horrible scandal. and saving his political career. abigail, when she learned this about hamilton, said, "i have not any confidence in the honor, integrity, or patriotism of any man who does not believe that thou shalt not commit adultery is a positive prohibition of god. i will not upon any consideration to a public wrong or injury, but i can be guilty of breaking the most solemn private engagement? and that to one whom i am bound by affec

. >> buck: caesar izturis hitting against jarrod washburn tuesday batting as a right-handed hitter, head a couple of hits in that game, including a double. he had three rbi's. >> buck: the breaking ball hung up very high and izturis evens the count up, to ballsened two strikes. bishop as talented as system of these young pitchers are, you can see how they make mistakes. romero walking wieters on an off-speed pitch. he is up by three. if wieters hits the sixth, it is only going to be one. you just can't do that. >> buck: it is almost guaranteed trouble. he got away with it once. izturis will' let him get away with it again. a base hit to center field. another shot up the middle. and izturis has a .304 average against the jays this year adds to it. >> buck: the second time a little more information for the hitters, up to .254, the third time through, .314. not unusual. we talk often ant how veteran hitters, how they like to have a lot of personal information, experience of facing a guy, even though they have volumes of information, video, all kinds of scouting reports, they like to see i

yeah they were excited to celebrate caesar chavez day but here it was the most monumentally that in recentmerican history and they weren't doing anything to recognize those who were murdered by erratical jihadist, so we created the 9/11 never forget project to help you encourage your school to properly remember the terrorist attacks of september 11th. the primary activity as part of this program is the american flag memorial and basically has to can see it entails a flag display of 3,000 american flags to represent each person killed in the terrorist attacks and it really has a strong visual impact as a strong visual reminder of how our country was impacted on 9/11. for october, i am sure many of you know who this guy is. unfortunately, in light of your classmates do not. they have no idea. >> either no he is a worker for the port or they just think it is a cool image but what they don't know is this guy was truly a brutal individual who is a terrorist in the murder. he murdered children in this terrorist camps were simply accused of stealing food. he murdered his friends who didn't comple

she spent the week with me last week up in the poconos at caesars. dad,Ñi my mom and. we all lovedçó playing music. we play by ear and we play what we feel and that's the way we release our emotions and i think that's what noah's probably going to do. she sure seems to love t but my motto is with all the kids, you know, as long as you're happy, it's working, but the moment you ain't happy, then do something else. >> it's in their dna but that doesn't mean it will be an easy road. miley just got criticism for the teen choice awards. >> there are no easy roads, and no matter what you do there's always going to be smebody out there that's got an opinion or there that's got an opin> and let's pass the plate and take up a little offering. you>>ot ganiches. couple you got it. >> thank you sot much. ry much. you good time tocomo tmeoi t <-d8take to our concert stage n 9ñ >> it's huge. >> they'll pa