christi? >> david mattingly, thank you so much. we appreciate it. answering obviously that question a lot of people are asking about the kids. live pictures for you right now as judge sonia sotomayor's road to the supreme court, well, it hits a bit of a rough patch today, strong criticism coming from republicans on the senate judiciary committee during opening statements, in fact, in sotomayor's confirmation hearing, which is what you're looking at live here. the committee's top republican jeff sessions blasted what he considers to be her personal agenda and lack of objectivity. >> it seems to me that in ritchie, judge sotomayor's empathy for one group of firefighters turned out to be prejudice against another. that is, of course, the logical flaw in the empathy standard. empathy for one party is always prejudiced against another. judge sotomayor, we will inquire will into how your philosophy which allows objectivity in the courtroom affects your decisionmaking. >> senator orrin hatch offered

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christi? >> i wanted to ask you about some other surveillance video. is there any other surveillance video out there that police are kind of combing through right now? >> reporter: well, we asked the sheriff yesterday if it was safe to assume there were other video cameras and other vantage points inside the home that is helping them with this investigation. they said that that is, indeed, happening. we also asked if the murderers themselves were captured on video surveillance cameras. the sheriff wouldn't say, if, indeed, that has happened, but federal authorities are going through those tapes, helping authorities here in penls cola enhance those video images. >> ed lavandera, thank you so much. we appreciate the update as always. in less than an hour, as ed mentioned, the sheriff is expected to give more details about the newest arrests in the deaths of byrd and melanie billings. we'll bring that to you live at 1:00 eastern from pensacola, florida, as it happens. >>> meanwhile, let's get to

corzine's already trailing gop challenger chris christie in early polls. christie is running on a campaign promise to clean up the culture of corruption. 44 people were arrested in thursday's bust. including three new jersey mayors. >>> arguably, the most shocking part of the bust are the allegations that one of the suspects tried to broker the sale of human kidneys. mary snow has details on that part of the investigation. >> reporter: among the dozens arrested in a wide-ranging corruption probe, prosecutors call this man the kidney salesman. levy rosen balm faces charges of being a human broker. he offered to obtain a kidney for an agent and informant explaining i am what you call a matchmaker. >> his business was to entice vulnerable people to give up a kidney for $10,000 which he in turn would turn around and sell for $160,000. >> reporter: about his business the complaint quotes rosen balm saying i'm doing this a long time. let me explain to you one thing. it's illegal to buy or sell or c begans. we reached out to an attorney representing rosenbaum exp

christi? >> very good point to remember. we need to be cognizant of the fact that people lost family members here and we need to be very respectful of that. i do have one question regarding what the attorney had said. as i understand it, and please correct me if i'm wrong, the safe was found as one of the things that had been taken from the home, so i guess you would kind of think, well, couldn't they have taken something out of the safe, these suspects, before it was recovered? and it makes you wonder, are more arrests on the way or have they really wrapped up everything up now? >> reporter: well, she just simply made ta statement, didn't answer any questions. obviously, you're correct. this is the next question, even though that is what was found, was there something else that was taken out of there before it was -- during the process of getting in touch with the state attorney to kind of get their reaction to it, got the quick reaction from the sheriff here and all they're saying is they're deferring comments about whethe

candy kong finishes second and christie kerr will have a hard time sleeping tonight. finishes at plus-two. guys at the john deere klafk steve stricker having more fun today. approach shot. six. oh, knocking it in for the eagle. two to 17 under par. stricker, frankly, i think he's slacking off a bit. this approach, he doesn't even hit the hole. seriously, get it going, steve. saar chasm meter high. sets up the tap-in birdie to 18-under. 17, stricker, refusing to let anybody play catchup. lips out. so close. but another birdie. ending on a good note this 10-foot par save at the last. steve stricker, who played college golf at illinois wins in the heartland 20 under par. >> arturo gotti was found dead yesterday in a brazilian apartment and today police formally accuse his wife of the murder. he was strangaled to death by a purse strap and decided to detain his wife because of several criticses during authorities. gotti's incredible trilogies with mickey ward gotti retired in 2007 with a career record of 40-9 with 31 knockouts. well, most of baseball now takes a long week

christy kerr. look at her, talking to the ball. come on, baby. green, stops just inches from the cup, kerr would birdie. three under par. you can watch the third and fourth rounds here on nbc this weekend. that's your sports. i'm hakeem durmish. have a great day. >> jonathan sanchez was demoted to the bullpen. last night, he made up for his early season problems. he pitched the first major no-hitter this season. sanchez nearly tossed a perfect game. the only runners came on an error. that is news 4 today. the "today" show is coming

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christi? >> or until it ran out of money, which it looks like it's done. >> that's right. >> i know people are watching, what happens to me if i received a confirmation i'm already eligible, or perhaps for folks who were already accepted and they already have a new car. >> well, the dealerships may have had you sign a waiver that indicated if the program didn't go through you had to pay the voucher back or you had to return the car. if you did get a new car, make sure you look through your documents to see if you have this. in the meantime, any purchase this weekend will be honored, that's according to the white house. if you're in the market to get rid of your clunker, you probably want to act quickly. it's expected congress will extend the program, and if the program is extended, make sure you take advantage of it asap. there's so much demand, the new money will probably go quickly, too. christi? >> i would get. hey, gerri willis, thanks for breaking it down for us. >> my pleasure. >>> let m

>> it is normal for a president's approval rating to drop, christi. they start off all brand new, but running the white house isn't easy. this is our cnn poll of polls we just put out this afternoon. this is an average of the five national polls taken in july. you can see 57% of americans approve of how barack obama is handling his duties as president. 36% disapprove. that 57% number is down four points from june. i think one of the reasons may be the economy, and a lot of the deterioration or some of it is with independent voters. >> compare for me, if you will, just so we have some perspective, how these numbers stack up to other presidents at this same point in their administration. >> exactly. our polling director put this together. take a look. six months into a presidency, you can see george w. bush back in 2001 was also at 57%. bill clinton back in '93 was was only at 48%. the senior george bush was at 66%, and ronald reagan back in july of 1981 was at 60%. so barack obama is kind of right in the middle there, christi. >> all right. very intere

corzine is already trailing chris christi in early polls. christi is running on a campaign promise to clean up new jersey's culture of corruption. 44 people were arrested in thursday's bust including three new jersey mayors. >>> an investigation is on to find out if employees at the l.a. coroner's office illegally released descriptions of the prescriptions in his body. they were published by tabloid newspapers in the days after his death. at the time, jackson's body was in the coroner's custody for an autopsy. the los angeles county supervisor's office asked the sheriff to conduct a preliminary inquiry. that will determine if there is enough evidence for a full investigation. >>> tonight on hln "news and views," shocking search warrants just released in the michael jackson death investigation. an extensive inventory of items seized from his personal doctor in texas. what explosive secrets do they hold? nancy grace has the latest breaking developments. >>> o.j. simpson wants to get back some of that stuff he was was taken from him. he filed a

also look for storms near galveston and maybe to corpus christie. meanwhile, the other big story is the cool down we have been experiencing, the rush of cool air onlying coming in from the great lang lakes. 85 in atlanta. low humidity, too. very comfortable. 78 in minneapolis. 73 in chicago. 81 in kansas city. back up to the west, 113 in phoenix and 111 in las vegas. boston, highs for you will be in the lower 80s. that's a look at your forecast across the country. i'm reynolds wolf. >>> tomorrow marks the 40th anniversary of the first landing on the move and the challenge for them to the country? will it take a similar look to reform the nation's health care system? >>> president obama is still trying to pass health care reform and to do it immediately. a new report from the budget congressional office says a plan now emerging from the house could add to the deficit. the president promises he won't sign any bill that increases the federal deficit, which could mean some new taxes. >> first, we need to get this done because it has not been done in 50

ron christie, republican strategist with us tonight. country, i think. when do we reach the level of acceptance, and it crosses i think a lot of social mores lines. jamal, what do you think about this? >> i'm finding it hard to get worked bun this. i think that there's a real issue here about michael vick. michael vick committed a crime. it as serious crime. he was punished for that crime. he's now trying to come back and get back into his game, literally, and earn a living. i think we ought to give him a chance to do that. he ought to have the opportunity. i can't help but remember a story that ran in the detroit newspapers a few years ago about a homeless man who lived in the train station and he had a dog. and they did a three-part series how this guy ended up being homeless. the paper had to run a fourth story because so many people wrote in asking, how can they help the dog? who was living with this homeless man in the train station? what about the homeless guy? so i think the animal aspect is important here. but there's a lot of o

. >> to christie in montana. hi, christie. >> caller: hi, nancy. >> hi, dear, what's your question? >> they never questioned the paternity of any of the children while he was living. why would the paternity come into question at his death? i mean, he was obviously a good father during the time he was living. why would they question who's the father now? >> over money would be the only reason i could think of. leonard leeds, a lot of people want that allegedly $500 million empire. and if they had to cut out the three children, by claiming they were neither adopted nor empire. if they had to remove the three children. >> i think that's so far removed. he's the father on the birth certificate. that's an impossible challenge. >> we'll be right back. we're taking your calls. happy birthday to one of our stars, make-up superstar, denitra. happy birthday, my friend. and happy birthday, dorothy. >>> and tonight, 59 years ago about this time, two very special people set off on the ride of a lifetime. 59 years, still together, after braces, school, college, law school, grad school, allergy do

out to christy in west virginia. hi, christy. >> caller: hi, nancy. how are you doing this evening?od, dear. >> caller: hi. my question is, the doctor that was saying with him, could he have injected some type of medication into his neck to restart his heart. and the same goes for the doctors in the er. >> that's a very good question. yes, we know that there was adrenaline shot directly into the heart by the paramedics. track marks in the vein, highly unusual as a resuscitation attempt, but it could be. and they have to detail that in their report. so we will be able to eliminate that by the paramedics if they, in fact, did that. we are taking your calls live. i want to go back to myron hawkins, first cousin of michael jackson. he wants to clarify it wasn't a belt that jackson's father beat him with. it was a strap. do you think that makes it better? >> nancy, are you there? >> i am. >> okay, good. okay. now, you keep stressing on that belt. i just want to make this fact known. my uncle did not abuse no one. he did not abuse me. we were disciplined. my mother whipped me with a belt

corpus chris te corpus christi, a couple of showers.ing to be on and off for most of the day. for the rest of the afternoon, thunderstorms as well in boston. later in the afternoon, the rain stretches in atlanta and a break away shower or two. houston, new orleans, and then las vegas and gusty winds today. more on that in a little bit. >>> michael jackson fans have been invited to a rock star's former home to watch the day's memorial. you'll hear about a special viewing party in the old california home. >>> some michael jackson fans are going to be able to watch a special viewing for 100 jackson fans from elvis' former california home. presley recorded eight songs there in 1973. >> it was only appropriate that this house, the king of rock and roll, do something because when we get, even to this day, there would be people that would walk through this house and still start crying. >> remember, jackson was once married to jackson's daughter, lisa marie. >>> governlfer phil mickelson w spend time at the hospital. >> his wife had surgery at

. >> to christy in montana. hi, christy. >> caller: hi, nancy. >> hi, dear, what's your question?> caller: they never questioned the paternity of any of the children while he was living. why would the paternity come into question at his death? i mean, he was obviously a good father during the time he was living. why would they question who's the father now? >> over money would be the only reason i could think of. lenard leeds, a lot of people want that allegedly $500 million empire. and if they had to cut out the three children by claiming they were claiming they were neither adopted nor biological, i imagine someone would do it or try to do it. >> i think it's so far removed. i mean, that's not even reasonable at this point. he's the father and the birth certificate. that's just an impossible challenge. >> we'll be right back. taking your calls. happy birthday to one of our stars, makeup superstar denitra. happy birthday. and happy 85th if you're a fan of the show, dorothy, mother of ten. grandmother to 30, great grandmother to 24. and one great, great happy birthday, dorothy. an

. >> to christie in montana. hi, christie. >> caller: hi, nancy. >> hi, dear, what's your question?> caller: first of all, i'd like to tell you that my mother, maxine, and i just absolutely love your show and you are just a true blessing. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> caller: my question is for the last few weeks, i know they've been talking about whether or not his dermatologist could be the potential father of the couple of the kids. and i'm just wondering, they never questioned the paternity of any of the children while he was living. why would the paternity come into question at his death? i mean, he was obviously a good father during the time he was living. why would they question who's the father now? >> over money would be the only reason i could think of. leonard leeds, a lot of people want that allegedly $500 billion empire. and if they had to cut out the three children, by claiming they were neither adopted nor biological, i imagine somebody would do it or try to do it. >> well, i think it's so far removed. i mean, that's not even reasonable at this point. he's the

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christie kerr. this is her approach shot. to her, she's talking to the ball. >> come on, baby. >> come on, baby. the ball responds, lands on the green. stops inches from the cup. kerr with birdie. she leads the open. you can watch the thirdrd and fourth rounds here on nbc 4 this weekend. that's your sports. i'm hakem dermish. >> that's "news 4 today." we'll ba back tomorrow morning at 6:00, 7:00, and 9:00. have a great day, even. fios guy! where ya headed? ah, just installed fios in the whole building. now everyone has the fastest upload speeds. and we're giving them a mini netbook. well, i'm sticking with cable. so's ted. (voice) no i'm not! he's just goofing. (voice) no i'm not! (sighing) ted has betrayed me. (announcer) unlike cable, fios brings 100% fiber optics straig to your home and when you switch now, you can get a free compaq mini netbook. just pay shipping, handling and taxes. with fios, you'll get razor-sharp tv, blazing fast internet and crystal-clear phone service all for just... sign up today. call the verizon

. >>> well, joining me now, ron christie, former adviser to president bush and vice president cheney. president of christy's strategy and mark, senior political analyst for "time" magazine, cnn contributor, robert zimmerman. thank you for being here. well, what do you make, ron, of these hearings today? sort of like watching paint dry? was there a great narrative being developed? >> i think i'm going to go with the paint drying narrative. i think really the senators were more posturing i think to the american people and given their philosophy of how they see this hearing coming out. tomorrow is where we're going to get into the meats and nuts and bolts into what's going on with sonia sotomayor. i think we've seen a conversion, the wise latino comments she made, the comments at duke university at how we don't make the law. now she's saying her whole responsibility is to the law. seems like a judicial conversion. >> seems like a lot of talking points, ron. the reality is -- >> share it with us. >> i knew i couldn't get away with that. i thought i'd try. there was a narrative emerging fr

this is chris christy, gubernatorial candidate in new jersey. two to one said it would hurt christy to have sarah palin in new jersey. >> i think interesting as far as one in three wanting her to stay home. i think that's one in three thinking women should stay home, not sarah palin. i think it was interesting, overall in the poll, 20% thought she should run for president, but only 12 #% of republicans want a president which shows you the democrats want her running for president. that's what was fascinating there. >> that's right. and the other thing the poll has is the classic political question, favorable, unfavorable. her favorable dropped from 54% last summer, to 38% today. that's a big, big drop. and she has a lot of rehabilitation to do if she ever wants to run again. >> colin powell was on larry king and he said -- he's a voice leadership of republican party. she's an accomplished woman, mom, grandma. i don't think she was ready to be president last fall. we'll have to see what her plans are. i don't know if she's doing this for political

joining miss is n christie and joan walsh. did sarah palin dohisorthe sake of family, for the same of party and for the sak of alaska? or did she doit for the sake of sarah? >> she clearly did it for th sake o sarah, lawrence. i mean iave never seen ything more ridiculous than that press conference, except what fllowed that press conference. how do you give a speech complaining about w poorly e national mediaas treated you, and then when y go o on you fishing vation with your family, who do you inte? do you invite your famil your friends? no, youinvite kate snow, matt lar and theentire national media. if themedia are the problem, she should be run arenning ayrom them and establishing her na fid for h future politica career. she's so confused. is there a word f a hypocrite who doesn't even know she's a hypocrite? it was self-pity, it was victimization, and iwas all about sarah. >> n christie, you want to riseo the defense of rah palin on this one? >> happy to, lawrence. i thinkovernor palin made the decision thas best for he be

ining miss is ron christie and joan walsh. did sah palin do this for the sake of faly, for the same of party and r the sake of alaska? or did she do it for the se of sarah? she clearly did it for the sake of sarah, lawrence. i mean, i have never seen anything more ridiculohan at press conference, except what followed that press conference. how do you give a speech complaining about how poorly the national mia has treated you, and then when you go off on yo shing vacation with your family, wh you invite? doounvite your family? your friends? , you invite kate snow, matt lauer and the entire natiol media. if the media are the problem she should be run arrunning away from them and establishing her bona fides for her future political career. she's so confused. is there a word r a hycrite who doesn't en know she's a hypocrite? it was self-ty, it was victimation, and it was all about sarah. >> ron christie, you want rise to the defee of sarah pali this one? >> happy to,awrence. i think governor palin madthe decision that wabest for h

christy care leads paula creamer. now the final story.ormer junior welterweight champ, 37-year-old comedian, one of the more exciting fighters found dead in a hotel room in a brazilian seaside resort. blood was found on the floor and the cops say it is a very strange face. >>> nascar, mark martin beats jeff gordon in chicago. >>> still to come on wjz, a you never seen before! >>> pretty close call out of colorado. a baseball fan was so focused watching game, he didn't notice a bear in the house. a man was in the kitchen with when a bear came in and helped itself to a bowl of fruit. neighbors saw it and snapped the picture and the dog noticed it and chased the bear up a tree. no one was hurt but just surprised. >>> splish splash, there is a new kind of carwash, elephants are raising money for the facility by doing work and washing cars. the gentle giants are scrubbing cars with sponges and rinsing them off with water with their trucks. the sa -- safari is not making >> bernadette will be back in the morning for eyewitness news beginning at

here is the leader, christy kerr. her shot is right on the mark. it hit the flag.s it going to fall? no. weird things happening on the course. the par putt is lined up. what happened next? she takes her frustration out on the ball. hate it when that happens. she shows what she thinks of her putter. the final round of the u.s. open tomorrow. >>> the torah de -- the tour de france, lance armstrong remains in third place, 8 seconds behind the leader, just behind his american teammates. >>> the nationals found another way to lose a close game in the late innings last night, this one against the houston astros. we are tied. here comes the pitch, right back up the middle. coming around third, headed home. the throw, he is out at the plate. still tied, bottom of the ninth, bases loaded. geoff blum catches the high fastball and not said what -- and knocks it away. >>> jonathan sanchez's record wa only 2-8 before last night. last night, the giants put it together. he threw his first no-hitter of the season, and he came within one error in the eighth inning of a perfect game

here is the leader, christy kerr with the one stroke lead. paula creamer is hot on her heels. she buries this. she is one stroke off the lead. the shot of the day, she putts left and the ball goes right, seems like it takes forever, but wait for it. the ball starts rolling and finally drops. theirgos. boom. >>> the nationals backed an action tonight, continuing their seriesith the astros, game time 8:00 our time. we will have highlights at 11:00. >>> candace parker is back at work with the wnba, planning for the l.a. sparks. she says she is finding it challenging to balance motherhood and basketball. >> what is really tough is not sleeping as much. my daughter was up until 7:00 a.m. this morning, just wanting to play and have fun. that is the hardest part, coming to practice and just focusing on basketball. it >>> former washington redskin bobby mitchell kicked off his annual tournament to fight childhood leukemia. this is the 19th year for the hall of fame classic, which kicked off today with a contest. that is charlie taylor taking part. >> we are drawn to it because that is

christi? >> okay. ed lavandera, i know you'll be there for this news conference, as well so, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >>> in less than an hour, we are going to hear more from escambia county sheriff david morgan. he is going to give us the latest on the investigation into the death of byrd and melanie billings. we'll bring that to you live here on hln "news and views" when it happens. >>> president obama is pitching his top domestic priority again today, health care reform, of course. at the top of the hour, he'll be in the rose garden to repeat congress must pass health legislation. that is his call. on a 13-10 party line yesterday, the senate health committee approved a $600 billion bill to expand insurance coverage to nearly all americans. it requires individuals to get health insurance and employers to help cover the cost. now, the government would help those making up to four times the federal poverty level. this is just one piece of the health care legislation working its way through

i'm christi paul. welcome to hln news and views. so good to have you with us, as always. we want to start in florida here, where we're waiting for the start of the news conference with the escambia's david morgan. we are waiting to learn more about the couple shot to death in their home that they shared with several adopted children with special needs. the podiums are up, microphones ready, people set, reporters waiting. we are just waiting to see sheriff morgan. in the past 24 hours, police detained an eighth suspect in the case, pamela long wiggins, who was previously identified as pamela laverne long. here is her picture as she was in custody. she's charged with being an accessory after the fact. so we're going to keep our eye on that podium. as soon as they step up to it and that news conference begins, we will take you there. we have reason to believe that perhaps they may be looking for more suspects, believe it or not, or at least more persons of interest. it is getting so convoluted, you just can't keep it straight, can you? >>> the other story we're watching toda

christi? >> i have to say, you have to respect this community, ed, and i'm sure you see it, being in the middle of it. they seem to be so fiercely loyal and have such an allegiance to this family because at the end of the day, they're really kind of keeping their mouths shut, aren't they? >> reporter: right. you know, everyone's been extremely cordial. it's not like you're getting doors slammed in our face or anything, but as you go around town and try to learn more about bowe bergdahl and what made him want to join the army and that sort of thing and him growing up here in this community, there is a great deal of hesitation from people to speak on the record, on camera out of respect for the family that has essentially pleaded for privacy and e slinch for things to kind of calm down as they wait through this terrible ordeal. >> and people don't want to speak out because obviously they don't want to jeopardize his life or the possibility of him coming back in any way either. ed lavandera, than

veteran former open winner christie kerr who made her move this afternoon.is rachel heatherington who probably won't make the cut. she has the shot of the day. watch where she starts her putt on the 11th hole. apparently amy has the yellow bag. the ball almost stops and then -- i don't know. picks up speed and just -- kind of taking the time to get to the hole. tracking right in for birdie. >> yes. right now she is at 12 over parr. 12th hole. putt bore birdie. pink ball -- rolls around and drops. kramer is at two under for the tournament and is in second place. one stroke off the lead. here is leader. christie kerr, approach shot at o the 16th. she is talking to the ball. come on, baby. the ball responds. lands on the green and stops it inches from the cup. kerr would birdie that hole and leads the open at three under parr. hall of fame redskins bobby mitchell doing big things and has been for the last 19 years. mitchell has raised more than $6 million for the leukemia and lymphoma society. hall of fame golf classic. 19th annual classic began this morning at

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now, on the course, final roundtable, christy in contension needed the short par. she finishes at 4 overtor the furenment. yandy was also in play. great approach. this plays for a birdy. she finished at one over par. now we go to 18. this, a birdie for the win. p.g.a. tournament. steve on the sixth. watch if ball head toward the pin. watch. and it hits it. now looking for another eagle on 18. long eagle put. and this is headed right into the hole and then out again. they stillnjoyed the win. lance armstrong eight seconds behind the leader. he said this likely will not be his last tour. a sprint to win the stage. it's hard to believe that he hasn't won since 2005, but i'm going to guess we could pencil his name in there. >> and possibly next year as >> a quiet night, just a few scattered clouds. near 90 with sunshine. tuesday, a chance for thunderstorms wednesday and thursday. >> all right. that's going to do it for us. have a great night, everyone.

he's trailing to christopher christie, and that margin's held pretty steady the last couple of weeks. >> thanks so much, keith richburg. >>> coming up, what does the white house need to do to get the right players on board with health care? we'll be asking democratic political consultant bob shrum and msnbc political analyst pat buchanan. they'll weigh in next on "andrea mitchell reports." stay with us. ♪ on this endless ocean ♪ finally lovers know no shame ♪ ♪ watching in slow motion ♪ as you turn to me and say ♪ take my breath away (announcer) ge locomotives. customers love them almost as much as we love making them. ♪ my love (announcer) innovation today for america's tomorrow. >>> the house and the senate are pushing forward with talks right now to move the president's health care agenda. but there are a number of sticking points, namely how to pay for such sweeping changes and what to do about the protracted recession and its impact. let's bring in bob shrum, msnbc political analyst, pat buchanan. welcome both. bob, to you first, because just now, ken strickland, our own senator

joining us again is christy freeline, and norah o'donnell.e? >> reporter: well, i think the new headline today is that judge sonia sotomayor drew praise from a number of republicans today. first, senator lindsey graham, who originally said barring some meltdown, she would be confirmed. today he said she had a very bright future, that her judicial record was generally in the mainstream. he also said that she said some things that bugged the hell out of me, his words, but he said he does not think she is an activist judge. i also spoke with senator chuck grassley and i really questioned him to find out are you going to vote for her? lindsey graham is leaning towards voting for her. when it comes to senator grassley, i asked him, could you vote for him. he's listening to his constituents who are pretty much against her, but he said he's never voted against a president's choice for supreme court. he said he voted for eight of the nine currently sitting judges. for him to vote against her would be a change. grassley is a possibility. john john cor

>>ose: here is julie christie. there waa great story behind this. she was in ireland, was she not? whales. >> whales. she had short curley hair. she was not working, really. >> rose: and she was doing somethg interesting there. >> she has a little kind of farm ani was so enanted and so i nt there and i took all these picturesith her during the day and all along i was thinking of jue christie, extraordinary face that you cod not see because of the sho of cury hair and i asked her could she... i had my sweater and i said... w did sft a scarf or anythi so i said "can you e that sweater and make itik leosa make your hair go away and she did. >> rose: this is dustin hoffma withhe ballet on broaay. >> well, the wife at the time, they were doingan eveni of ballet on broadway and dustin was on the sid, i was dng the poster with l these dancers and, of course, could not stay on theelid sine. he h to mp in and te off his pants and be part o it. >> rose: he cod not. that exactly right. now we're goingto take aook at three clips that i didwith someone just to ve you talk about what he says as

christi fraser has bee following r story. >> she can wal with her fingers, but using he legss an impossibldream despite the best efforts of belgn doctors to repair her damaged spine, she still has no feeling below e waist. we first met he in a hoital in egypt. shead been evacuated from gaza for emergencysurgery. so shockin research ory, that as the war ended, we searched for her fath i northern gaza. the family alled that israeli soldiers opened re on them at ose rae a they lined up ouide the house welfe grandmother wavehe white flag. h toldus herwo sisters were ad. we brought ne tha his rviving daughter was paralyzed. today, afr months of grueling therapy paid for by thebelgian governme, she is uprig and learningo balance. >> they could not take the bullet at lea one is in the spinal cord. >> she wears a plastic brace to correct the positionof her spine. on the y we visited, the custom built wl chair had just rived. throughout the ordeal, she has shown remarkable spirit, but how will sheut back in gaza? this is the spot ere she was shot. this is the family home that was anned, and this neighbo

christy parson. >> in your campaign you promised health care negotiations would take place on c-span. that hasn't happened. your administration recently turned down a request from a watchdog group seeking a list of health care executives who visited the white house to talk about health care reform. also the t.a.r.p. inspector general recently said your white house is with holding too much information on the bank bailout. my question for you is are you fulfilling your promise of transparency in the white house? >> well, on the list of health care executives who have visited us, most of the time, you guys have been in there taking pictures, so it hasn't been a secret. my understanding is we just sent a letter out providing a full list of all the executives. frankly, these have mostly been at least photos where you could see who was participating. with respect to all the negotiations not being on c-span, you will recall in this very room that our kick-off event was here, on c-span. and at a certain point, you start getting into all kinds of different meetings, senate finance is having a

her name is christy. >> my name is christy and i'm from oklahoma and my qstion is, should you kiss theme first date? >> yes. >> if you want a second date? >> because like if you don't kiss me on the first date, i'm like maybe she doesn't like me that much. you know. i'm not saying we got to make out and embarrass people. but maybe a good night kiss. >> there shouldn't be any rules. it depends on the date. if it works out that way, stlen a kiss. if it doesn't, don't. if you live your life by a rule book you're going to get yourself in a situation -- >> there's that book the rules. >> my daughter is off set right now. the answer to the question is no, you do not kiss on the first date. >> or the third or the fourth or the fifth. >> you kiss when you get married. that's when you kiss, on your wedding night. >> and studies show -- >> a great simple rule for women, extend the period of courtship. one of the biggest problems why relationships don't work out, women do a variety of things too quickly, that begins with kissing. a chaste kiss at most on the first date. chaste. >> leave a little i

christie kerr. birdie. 11. from a long ways away. check this thing out. oh just lifts out.kerr's reaction. thought it was going to go. oh. so close. kerr. still lead the way by two, two under par. on the pga tour. john deere classic. steve tricker, third shot from the fairway on the par 5, 17th. golf fans you will love it. in for an eagle. trick he is ten under for the tournament. three strokes off the lead. a busy day at the verizon center middle of summer. wizards open up the minicamp. mystics-sparks have a player on their roster. may have heard of candace parker one of the first will tine dunk in a professional basketball game. she also helped the united states team earn a gold medal in beijing. last season, she was the wnba rookie of the year and league mvp. but her biggest title yet, is being a mom. back on may 13th. she gave birth to a baby girl. leila and dad sheldon williams. 53 days after the blessed event. candace back on the court for the sparks. a quick comeback for a motivated mama. >> for me, i needed to get back the basketball. she is sharing in my career wit

american christy occur, her third shot on 13. the chip. right on the mark. hits the flags.its the flag. will it go in? no. she would par. weird things happening on the court. ochoa. par putt lined up and takes her frustrations out on the ball. morgan misses a putt but on 18 taps it in and then showshat she thinks of her putter. and of course she throw it is putter. final round tomorrow. to the men now. and the john deere classic. approach, that will bounce and then roll right in for an eagle. he finishes the day shooting a course record leeling him at 6 under for the tournament. chipping for the bird, the ball has eyes and that goes right in the hole. leading at 13 under. big moment in new port, rode island for business man donald dell inducted into the international hall of fame along with tennis great monica sellers. among his many accomplishments he helped establish what is now the late mason tournament here a in washington and first professional tennis agent. first client at the ceremony, dell counted his blessings. >> i'm reminded of my good friend, joe coleman who was