good luck cheyenne. for more responses go to foxbaltimore.com and click on our question of the day. >> well, ravens' fans waiting six months to go the bad taste of a championship game loss out of their system. and now the wait is over. 2009 training camp is underway. and as we found out from many fans, these are the best days of the summer. >> we have such a great time here every y year. we have been coming out since pretty much they started coming here. and it is always a great time. >> four weeks every summer. baseball season ends in baltimore today. >> westminster is transformed into ravens' town. >> for the players it means sweat. pressure. and hard work. for fans, camp puts a face to a number and realizes that television cannot compare to the real thing. >> a lot bigger. yes. definitely. >> look up to them to see hi back-to-school bashed training camp at mcdaniel college and things have evolved over the years. now, besides all the big guys, there is plenty of events for tomorrow's football stars, to

she's turning blue. >> reporter: despite efforts to revive her, cheyenne died. >> i'm angry.hat nothing was done. i'm angry that my daughter was taken away. because nothing was done. >> reporter: cheyenne's tragedy is a worst-case example of unintended consequences of foreclosure. an estimated 4 million americans today live next door to a home that's in foreclosure. conventional wisdom suggests the bank would want to protect its asset. but that rarely happens. why? >> if lenders do go in, and they try to make repairs or they try to do things to improve the situation, they could be sued. so why go down that path? >> reporter: cheyenne's mother. >> her pajamas are still on the floor, stuffed animals she throws out of the bed. >> reporter: she wants to blame someone, but who? the bank? the homeowner? the city? even her lawyer's not sure. >> the problem here is that we were in limbo. >> reporter: in california, those far-away faceless bachers are now, by law, on the hook. citibank recently paid a stack of fines after letting pools and homes go into disrepair. citi says it takes p

the rock toes cheyenne. really rough thunderstorms together with high winds. keep that in mine.to be how about heading to the ohio valley, the great lakes, portions of the midwest, beautiful. to the southeast temperatures below normal for this time of year with some showers popping up through south florida. typical this time of year. through south carolina, north carolina, etc., etc. and into the mid-atlantic states you could see a stray shower or two. that's a look at the national maps. here's an early look at what's going on in the area. >>> we're looking at a humid day. and widely scattered showers much like they were yesterday and thunderstorms. four forecast like this -- temperatures, back this up, temperatures starting off around 70. getting up to the daytime high of 88 with a chance of afternoon and evening thunderstorm. we'll lose the chance as we lose the heat of the day. we'll keep it through the early evening. 90 tomorrow and wednesday. 88 on thursday with 86 on friday and saturday. overnight lows around 70 >>> hey city conditions and just about 80 degrees in fairbank

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the cheyenne river hsu tribal leaders have -- sioux tribal leaders have held meetings about their hospital. betry crow walked -- worked at the hospital for years. she said most of the time all they did was hand out painkillers. others testified that those who had appendix problems were given pain medicine and sent home until the appendix burst. betty's son had leukemia, he got his medicine through his wife's insurance, then they got divorced. bureaucrats at the butte indian services hospital wouldn't allow him to get the medicine. jermaine means said nonmedical staff was deciding who and who would not get medical treatment. imagine that. in the indian health service agency a bureaucrat new york city a doctor, decides who can get medical care and who doesn't. that's called rationing. on the reservations, it's said, don't get sick after june because the government runs out of money and runs out of medicine. the indian health service agency itself calls their organization a rationed health care system. when the taxpayer runs -- when the taxpayer money runs out they can't pay for the services

in cheyenne, wyoming, $100,000 to study greater sage and sage grass sell elm tristudy for the simpson range wind resource area. and finally in kalamazoo, michigan, the western michigan university receives $99,933 to study genetic approaches to understand the population level impact of wind energy development on migratory bats. now, mr. president, these, as i say, may all be very worthwhile items. i don't think they're any more worthwhile items than the items we put in our bill. and i would say to those who are in support of the mccain amendment, if the mccain amendment passes, you take away from the congress the right to determine how this money is spent and you turn it over to the president entirely and let him or his administration decide. it does not mean that the money will be saved. it simply means that the money will be spent in the way the administration wants it rather than in the way that members of congress want it. the last time i read the constitution, article 1 of the constitution gives the power of the purse to the congress and says congress shall determine how much mone

that's the entire population of my community of cheyenne, and then some. and of course 20 years out, the optimistic job ro loss in coal alone, 50,000 people. and the pessimistic number, 125,000 people in coal alone. these are not jobs that can be replaced by green jobs. these green jobs are not projected to pay 86% higher than the average wage in my state. not only is the waxman-markey cap and trade bill, the national energy tax an attack on coal producing states around the nation, but other bills going through the congress are having the same consequence. let's take for example, the interior appropriations bill, that just passed the house, had a provision in it that when a company acquires a federal lease to mine more coal, they will pay a bid bonus payment nasm occurs now. the problem is, these bid bonus payments are such a large amount of money that they've been spread out over five years, the companies can borrow less money or use production that they're currently accomplishing to pay in five-year increments for those big coal bid bonus payments. under