aroldis chapman will pitch triple-a ball on sunday. and manu ginobili reaching a three-year extension with the w spurs. our top stories on espnews right now. john lackey preparing to make his red sox debut and against the yankees no less. the red sox and yankees prepare to tango on espn2, four teams already done this afternoon in the majors. we have the highlights coming up when they're done at the par three contest at the masters, where it's actually not a good thing to win. nobody has ever won it and the green jacket in the same year. why that's bad news for jim furyk potentially. >> local police say they've wrapped up their investigation into ben roethlisberger and the

we're back with dwayne "dog" chapman.to remind you about a blog that dog wrote for us about adversity and overcoming obstacles. he's quite a guy. go to cnn.com/larryking to read it. what would you recommend to the husband here, dog? what would you say to him? >> well, you know, mexico does a thorough investigation, larry, right before they charge you. so if he's guilty, you know, he's got a problem whether you have a good attorney or not. but i would keep my mouth shut and, you know, let my attorney do the talking. americans waste millions of dollars in mexico buying these alleged that are not lawyers. because the old cliche, give the cop the $100 billion does not work that much in mexico anymore. so you need a professional and someone you can trust your life to. this man, you know, he's a fantastic guy. he's a good lawyer. if the man is innocent, he'll prove it. >> larry: how expensive is he, dog? . >> you know he's about the same good lawyer as in the united states. he's not, you know, extravagant like that. he's not li

don chapman has the brutal murder of the case in mexico. we begin with the long search for haylee coming e -- cummings. it seemed on the verge of resolution. >> over the last few weeks information has been obtained by investigators that lead them to leave haleigh cummings is most likely deceased. >> you can understand why ronald would be shocked with that. he's hoping that it ends but still holding hope that maybe they are wrong maybe something else happened this will end up as another false lead. >> the investigative team has identified persons of interest in this case. >> i said tommy, i want you to tell me exactly right now, because i know in my heart exactly what you are particularsing to tell me. joe did this, didn't he? he said yes, maybe he did. >> we talked to joe over in tennessee and we interviewed him and he has an attorney and he's lawyered up. >> i can't say nothing about it. i want to say something but i don't know what to oh say. >> his reaction is different than it was before he went down there. he's not the same kid that he

joining me is dwayne "dog" chapman.med with mexican attorney eduardo amarinec. what do you know about him, dog? >> eduardo is my attorney for the case that i had in mexico. i would say not just because he won my case but we checked, you know, throughout mexico, the whole country and he was recommended to be the one of the best and turned out to be one of the best attorneys, you know, he's out of mexico city. but i talked to him today. he said that he had, you know, talked with this defendant but hasn't actually been retained yet. but he is waiting. he went to extensive talk with him yesterday. so if the guy needs a good lawyer, you know, this is the guy to get from mexico. >> larry: where is he based, the attorney? is he based in mexico? >> yes, sir, he's based out of mexico city, layery. he's based right there. >> larry: you would say, dog, on your law experience if and around the criminal courts and endeavors that it doesn't look good for the suspect if he can be called that? >> well, one of the main things in mexico

duane dog chapman also happens to be born again christian. his new book mercy shown, mercy given.nts experiences in his life including the time he served in a texas prison. sean sat down with him earlier. >> sean: good to see you. welcome back. >> thank you very much. >> sean: i dedicate this book to anyone i offended with my mouth. >> yes, sir. >> sean: explain. >> well, with my mouth, couple times i stepped on my tongue and one time in particular i did. so try explain why i thought i could do that and what happened when i did. and the lessons i have learned. i'm sure there's other people that have made mistakes with their tongue. so i try show, my whole life is -- was a mistake now is redemption. so, people need to learn that and hear that and you know, i wrote that down so they could see. >> sean: i interviewed you at the time. and i remember how upset you were. and i remember i was reading you very closely. and i remember saying on the air, you seemed genuinely sorry, contrite. you explained your background, your life and all that. do you feel that when you go out and people s

nine strikeouts for aroldis chapman making his pro debut in the minors. >> cubs and reds, another topprospect, mike leak. fourth inning, look at brandon phillips. nice play in the field. fifth inning now, there is lee faces leaks. up the middle and a run comes in. strong start for leaks. one earned run and five strikeouts. he had seven walks. and johnny gomes, to soriano and dropped it. the reds later tie the game in the inning. tied at one in the eighth inning. six and two thirds and one unearned runs. five strikeouts and seven walks. jay bruce, worn 1-18 slump. more on mike leak. the 22-year-old native is from fallbrook, california. 190 pound athletic variety. he excelled in four sports. he was a seventh round pick of the a's in 2006 and chose to attend arizona state. he went 16-1 with 1.71 era for the sun devils last year and became the 21st player to play in the majors without appearing in a minor league game. >> cc sabathia, nearly no hit the rays yesterday, see what a.j. burnett does for an enchore. the opinions on tim tebow run the gam on the from a lock to a bust. bust. find o

don chapman has the brutal murder of the case in mexico. we begin with the long search for haylee coming e -- cummings. it seemed on the verge of resolution. >> over the last few weeks information has been obtained by investigators that lead them to leave haleigh cummings is most likely deceased. >> you can understand why ronald would be shocked with that. he's hoping that it ends but still holding hope that maybe they are wrong maybe something else happened this will end up as another false lead. >> the investigative team has identified persons of interest in this case. >> i said tommy, i want you to tell me exactly right now, because i know in my heart exactly what you are particularsing to tell me. joe did this, didn't he? he said yes, maybe he did. >> we talked to joe over in tennessee and we interviewed him and he has an attorney and he's lawyered up. >> i can't say nothing about it. i want to say something but i don't know what to oh say. >> his reaction is different than it was before he went down there. he's not the same kid that he

chapman raped and suffocated her in his car and dumped her in a field.british press called for action. britain's child exploitation and online protection center claimed publicly that in just the first quarter of this year, it received 253 complaints about facebook. 39% of them suspected cases of kids being groomed online by pedophiles. last december the world's most popular social network site created a global safety advisory board to tackle such issues as online stalking and cyber bullying among its 400 million users. serious crimes are rare but when they happen, capture headlines. in january, phoebe prince killed herself after allegedly suffering relentless online attacks from other students at her massachusetts high school. now, what british officials are asking facebook to do is to put on every single page what they call a panic button. they want all of britain's 23 million facebook users to see this button, which can take them directly to advice similar to that now offered by facebook, and also to contacts for local law enforcement. for kids, a safe

i am anxious so see the new thomas chapman grand stand they built. >>> it is a spectacular facility. 0-2 for epps. the one problem he has had this season, the strikeouts. 27 of them. which is the 3rd highest number in the conference. earls set down 7 in a row. strike3. and that is strikeout number 5 for earls. first time they have gotten epps on the strikeout and the 2nd to have inning as we reach the half way point of this ball game. earls with 5 punch outs, home page][e:20011231] everybody bring it in. toon, get y art lif go 't just wear the shirt. liv >> matt: bottom of the 5th inning. is 1 coleman, down in the clean area now, because they play for the chicago cubs. blood pressure green, well his situation a little more foggy, there. jackson with the pirates. 25th, an outfielder and became a pitcher in the d in the run to the 3rd. 2-2. verdin has a good enough arm, in the fall georgia experimented with him working behind the plate as a catcher. in the outfield, he is a guy who is an excellent college player. he did a good job at a freshman and is a mainstay in the middle of the or

robin chapman had to tell her 1 13-year-old son he lost his father. >> when a child hurts, the mother hurts. and this baby, he's 13 years old, and he was hurting so bad. it's like -- i could feel the pain. i could feel what the little fella was going through. >> reporter: but then came new word that the boy's treasured father is one of the four still missing. she went back to her son michael, who now sits at that mine hoping every hour for something, hoping he'll get that second chance for a reunion with his father. >> i started to pray. i said, i ask for you to give my son strength for what's getting ready to happen in these next few days. >> reporter: today, a stream of ambulances pulled into the coal mine, rescuers at the ready. de desperate to re-enter the mine. they were driven out by the danger in the beginning, but late today, the governor with the first test results. the air from inside the mine, still more lethal, more toxic than the air after the sago disaster four years ago. and the realization set in here that these rescuers will have to wait even longer. governor, i know

tuberous chapman and deep appreciation of his leadership, personnel support and abiding friendship. i think all people involved the discovery institute would agree with me bruce is a sterling leader and a fumble in his promotion of the work of the various fellows in the various things discovery us three i'm also proud to be associated with discovery. i'm not involved in example for the intelligent design but i certainly notice the yelling and screaming about it and the things that i've noticed is that people who work in that field here discovery are malae and more than they are engaged. and i find that very telling and it is very disturbing, and what is it sarah palin does a shout out, i think that is younger than my generation, but i just want to associate myself with the discovery institute because the people here whether one agrees or doesn't have integrity, intelligence and commitment. so that being said, let's get on to the animal rights movement. how did i get involved in this issue of animal rights? it certainly wasn't something i planned but one day i was out at a high schoo

four and two-thirds innings for chapman. five hits, one run, not earned. one walk. and get this. nine strikeouts, nine strikeouts making his pro debut in triple a louisville. >> mike leake , first player to be picked in the draft and skip the minor league completely. and brandon phillips there. fifth inning leake facing derek lee and lee has the number. back up the middle and a run comes in. still a strong start for leake , only run he will give up. bottom of the seventh and soriano, don't got it. the reds tie the game later in the inning. bottom of the eighth, tied at one. and hernandez draws a walk. bases loaded and reds tack on one more in the inning to hang on for 3-1 victory. numbers for leake six and two-thirds innings. five strikeouts and seven walks. he gets a no decision. jay bruce one for 18 coming in, not the starting 6-foot-1-inch. he excelled in baseball, soccer, basketball and football. he chose to attend arizona state and went 16-1 with a 1.71 era for the sun devils last year. >> still to come, cc sabathia nearly no hits the rays yesterday. see what a.j. burnett do

kenneth alan chapman. robert clarke. charles timothy davis. cory davis. elswicmichael elswick.illiam griffith. steve harrah. edward jones. richardlane. willaim lynch nicholas mccrosky. joe marcum. maynor. james mooney. adam morgan. rex mullins. joshua napper. howard payne. dillard persinger. joel price. deward scott. gary quarles. grover skeens. benny willingham. ricky workman. if any comfort can be found, it can be found by seeking a god that man's our broken hearts and eases our mourning souls. we also remember 29 lives lived. up at 4:30, 5:00 in the morning at the latest, they began their day as they worked, in darkness. and coveralls and hard steel toed boots, i had on their head, they sit quietly for their hour-long journey, 5 miles into a mountain. their only light, the lands on their cap. day after day burrow into the coal, the fruits of their labor something we so often take for granted, the electricity that lights up convention centers, that whites up our church and our home, our school, our office. the energy that powers our country in the energy that powers the world

i'm sorry that bruce chapman couldn't be here, who is the head of the discovery institute.i dedicated a frat is a page is a dog, bruce, and i'd like to read that dedication and i did

aroldis chapman will pitch triple-a ball on sunday.and manu ginobili reaching a three-year extension with the w spurs. our top stories on espnews right now. john lackey preparing to make his red sox debut and against the yankees no less. the red sox and yankees prepare to tango on espn2, four teams already done this afternoon in the majors. we have the highlights coming up when they're done at the par three contest at the masters, where it's actually not a good thing to win. nobody has ever won it and the green jacket in the same year. why that's bad news for jim furyk potentially. >> local police say they've wrapped up their investigation into ben roethlisberger and the test test. boss:hey, glad i caught you. i was on my way to present ideas about all the discounts we're offering. i've got some catchphrases that'll make these savings even more memorable. gecko: all right... gecko: good driver discounts. now that's the stuff...? boss: how 'bout this? gecko: ...they're the bee's knees? boss: or this? gecko: sir, how 'bout just "fifteen

christopher bell, gregory brought, kenneth chapman, robert clark, charles davis, cory davis, michaeln hara, edward d. jones, richard lane, williams lynch, choate markum, james mooney, adam morgan, joshua napeier, a jolt price, benny willingham. nothing i or the vice president for the governor, none of the speakers here today, nothing we say can fill told a lead in your hearts -- the wwhole they leave in your hearts. if there is any comfort, it can be found by seeking faith in god who quiets our troubled minds, of god to man our broken hearts, -- a god who mends our broken hearts. we also remember 29 lives lived. up at 4:30, 5:00 in the morning at the latest, they began their day as they worked, in darkness. and coveralls and boots, a hard hat over their heads, they sit quietly for their hour-long journey, 5 miles into amount. the only light, the lamps on their caps. day after day, they would burrow into the coal, the fruits of their labor, something we take for granted. the electricity that lights up convention centers, that lights up our churches and our homes, our schools and our o

and then in 1990, the whole idea that choice for the poor was a very important by john chapman cherryknow about schools where they said by now we've completely lost all the connection of choice to segregation. they said the choice -- we must consider the possibility of the choices, that the reason the test scores are above and perform poor is because we have bureaucracy and democratic participation. and if everybody would go to a voucher school of their choice, then achievement would take up yet so that's really the kind of background of the choice movement and then we now have voucher plants operating in three cities in milwaukee, cleveland and washington d.c. and the country right now they're about 30,000 children in public schools using -- none of public schools public and private schools using publicly funded vouchers and going to private schools. >> host: i remember when the charter movement touted big-time in the district in the 1990's. and one of the big arguments was that it will wind up being good for the traditional public schools because it would provide competition so they

, what we do know is that he has met with a high profile attorney who has previously defended dog chapman, the bouchnty hunter, he has not obtained official could have been sill, he's not in the cancun area, he's in an undisclosed location outside of cancun, the attorney general is not telling us exactly when things may happen, if the arrest is going to be imminent, he did indicate that things are very fluid this case and they are just waiting for those forensic test results to come back. >> natishia lance, thanks for the update. >>> a jury in portland, oregon has found the boy scouts of america negligent for repeated sexual abuse. the lawsuit was filed by a man that says he was abused by an assistant scout master in the early 1980s. the jury awarded him $1.4 million and also said that the scout organization was liable for punitive damages which will be decided in a separate phase of this trial. >>> the last nine bodies have been recovered from the west virginia coal mine, 2 29 men di in an explosion last monday and now federal officials are going to begin to investigate what happened. we

chapman, sr. [applause] [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] timmy davis. [applause] [silence] [silence] benny r. willingham. [applause] [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] gregory steven brock. [applause] [silence] [silence] cory thomas davis. [applause] [silence] [silence] [silence] steven j. "smiley" harrah. [applause] [silence] [silence] [silence] nicolas mccroskey. [applause] [silence] [silence] christopher lee bell, sr. [applause] [silence] [silence] [silence] joel r. "jody" price. [applause] . . deward alan scott. [applause] [silence] >> grover dale skeens. [applause] [silence] >> william "grif "griffith. [applause] [silence] >> mike lee "cuz" elswick. [applause] >> howard daniels "boone" payne, jr.. [applause] [silence] [silence] >> gary wayne quarles. [applause] [silence] [silence] >> william roosevelt lynch. [applause] [silence] [silence] >> ricky workman. [applause] [silence] [silence] >> richard "rick "keith lane. [applause] [silence] [silence] >> adam keith morgan. [applause] [silence] >> edward dean jones. [applause] [silence] [silence] [s