behind me, we are all, one thing about cleveland, when we gather together in cleveland, has anythingith sports. we expect something bad to happen. so, that's what we are waiting on, some bad news. >> larry: stephen smith reported that "the miami herald" canceled an ad scheduled to run for the miami heat tomorrow, welcoming lebron to miami. does that build your hopes? >> no, actually, you know what, i got that scoop from you guys with my earpiece in. and, i spread that rumor around, nobody, nobody budged on it. we don't believe it until we hear it. >> larry: all right, stephen smith, now that you have to hedge your bet a little, where would you lean, hennidging your bet? >> i don't hedge bets. i go don wiwn with the ship. if i had to hedge, chicago, acquisition of boozer, combined with derek rose, den gcg. i wouldn't want to have to inherit the legacy of michael jordyn. if i was going to be big, bad, bold. i would do that. to me it comes down to miami, new york because of the billion, got to remember, james dowland, chairman for new york knicks and cablevision present aid package to l

the people behind me, one thing about cleveland, when we gather together in cleveland and it has anything to do with sports, we expect something bad to happen. that's what we're waiting on, some bad news. we're skeptical. >> larry: stephen smith has reported that the "miami herald" canceled an ad scheduled to run for the miami heat tomorrow welcoming lebron to miami. does that build your lopes? >> right. no. actually, you know what? i got that scoop from you guys with my earpiece in. i spread that rumor around. nobody buzzed on it. we don't believe it till we hear it. >> larry: all right. stephen a. smith, now that you have to hedge your bet a little, where would you lean hedging your bet? >> if i was -- well, first of all, i don't hedge bets. i go down with the ship. i make a prediction and i stick with it. if i had to hedge it, it would be chicago. boozer combined with rose and luol deng, i wouldn't want to inherit the legacy of michael jordan and live up to that if i was lebron james. but if i wanted to be big, bad and bold, but i can't imagine it. it comes down to miami. new york beca

it's cleveland. we're used to deployment. >> the bitterness was shared by the cavalier's organization. in a letter to cleveland fans, team owner dan gilbert wrote this was announced with a several day narcissistic self-promotional buildup culminating with a national tv special. the letter goes on to describe james' decision as a cowardly betrayal. beyond the emotional anguish james depar ture will also hurt the team's bottom line. and some contend the economy of cleveland. the value of the cavs franchise has grown by more than $200 million since james was drafted in 2003. and some estimates claim that he brought over 100 million in revenue to the city each year. now some of that money could go to miami which immediately looked to capitalize on the lebron brand printing up t-shirts as soon as the announcement became official. james himself also stands to benefit financially from the move. he could have signed a richer contract if he had stayed in cleveland. but still is expected to earn $15 million a

he really wanted to stay in cleveland and he wanted to get chris bosch to come to cleveland and he wantedo get a sign and trade and he worked like heck to get it done. i would couldn't get worked out thinl it became miami. >> if iadn't been cleveland and miami, it would have been chicago next. >> i believe chicago, correct. >> >> i think he wanted to figure out how to get to the clippers. if you look at it they had the best roster in the best it is city with the best building. he could have picked his own coach, could have had a rivalry with kobe bryant. he loves music and entertainment but in the end for whatever the reason the clippers couldn't get it figured out and he didn't want to come to that organization. but i think they were initially i don't know where energy and new york where. i think it was intriguing to him but it doesn't seem to me that those rosters in the end and in the beginning it was the exact same thing. he wanted to win. he said it all along, he said it to me privately, he said it publicly. winning. and this he feels gives him the best chance and who amongst us can

it's a cleveland-akron thing. because i grew up in akron.n, akron is less than 30 miles south of cleveland. so absolutely. my whole family's here. you know, where i played high school basketball, where i grew up in the projects, a lot of things mean home for me here. and it's not just about the basketball court. >> larry: how about savannah and the kids? what say do they have -- well, the kids don't have a say, do they? >> well, the kids got all the say. no. i mean, i think they're going to support any decision that i make. of course, they have a say. but, you know, they feel like to this point i've been able to make the right decisions in my career, and they're going to support whatever i do. >> larry: are you looking forward to making the decision? is there going to be a relief when this kind of pressure -- and it is a pressure, happy pressure, is over? >> well, absolutely it's happy pressure. to be in control. >> larry: that's what you are. >> absolutely. we all at some point want to be in control of our -- >> larry: destiny. >> -- our de

no, i -- i wasn't going to cleveland. >> jimmy: no cleveland?no, i -- >> jimmy: it's nice and miami. >> real nice. >> jimmy: easy sell when those guys get there and they realize, oh this is florida. we can go on the beach and -- the city must be buzzing like crazy. and more than the usual just drug buzz that goes on there. >> the city -- it is. it's a crazy amounts it's more buzz now than it was when we won a championship in miami. everywhere you go now, everybody is excited about the opportunity. i haven't, you nope -- i haven't paid for anything. it's just great. >> jimmy: really? wow. so, in a way, you are evening out that loss that you took. >> the loss is -- the city is going to help me get it back. >> jimmy: they should build a sculpture or something of you, because this is an incredible achievement. this is more impressive than any accomplish you could have on the basketball court. getting this together is unbelievable. >> well, it's going to be fun. >> jimmy: will you take on the oil spill? [ laughter ] something to think about, all righ

david kerley, abc news, cleveland. >>> in kansas, some serious injuries to children returning front a church camp. their school bus rolled over in a crash. eight children were taken to local hospitals. one was airlifted to kansas city in critical condition. 29 children and 4 counselors were on board that bus. >>> still ahead -- on "world news" this saturday -- the dramatic rise in the death toll in the military, from not enemy bullets but suicide. >>> a holocaust survivor and his family danced and laughed at the site of former death camps, an insult or defiant celebration? >>> and a small town trying to keep a big secret. so if i switched to progressive, i could save hundreds? yep. but that's just the start. we have a great loyalty program. i'm listening. stick with us, and you keep earning bigger discounts and benefits like accident forgiveness. plus, it's free. wow! great. now let's get you initiated into the program. what is that? watch. here you go -- automatically enrolled. painless, right? totally painless. rewarding loyalty. now, that's progressive. call or click today. bolt th

>> yes, for instancis cleveland. >> howeled was he? >> he was around 50 at the time. >> was that a successfu marriage? it stunned the nation. it was a absolutely spectacular secret marriag house. he courted her. she was the daughter of -- >> what do you mean by ward? >> he was her legal guardia from the time that she was she was the daughter of a law partner of his and whe the man died he ended up adopting her as it was >> yes president at the time. she grew up and he did. but he carried out the romance secretly >> was she a loving wife? >> they were in love all th way through to his death >> he eventually died of -- was he ill during the presidency >> he was. hoo he had cancer and had to have part of his jaw removed. >> how was that undertaken? made for him to go to was set up on a yacht of a friend and he was secretl taken to this yacht. the public was never informed he had cancer or the operation had happene engineer all that? >> she did. conceal it >> was he disfigured? >> no. prosthetic jaw that functioned perfectly well. >> not b

cleveland fans m nayd decades to get over lebron.ick around. >> what happens when you wear a lebron james jersey to an indians game in cleveland. security is forced to escort you from the beginning. one guy find it out the hard way. i don't think he minded. you see it, creating a stir in the stands, he was heckled, sworn at. after they left, they went crazy. >> did you see it? >> i had no doubt it went both ways. >> on that note, thanks for tomosing us tonight. bybye. krr

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donafee by naming this post office in cleveland for him. it was out of this post office that he was based. on february 14, valentine's day, 2008, david donafee was delivering the mail on foot in ohio only minutes from the post office on smith road. as he was crossing york road near independence boulevard mr. donafee was struck and killed by a vehicle driving recklessly down the street. tragically, the 42-year-old husband and father of two was run over only blocks from the post office to be named in his memory. he was killed in a route that is notorious for some dangerous driving. i hope that tragic circumstance of mr. donafee's death will serve as a call for safer driving on all roads across our country. prior to his career of delivering mail, mr. donafee had worked in the cleveland area steel mill to which he told family members it was too dangerous of a place to work. his older brother recalls, dote, david took the job in the post office so he cohave a safer place to work, end quote. sadly, the 14-year veteran of the postal service couldn

. >> they look around to cut costs and theyind a factory in cleveland where they are paying workers the sum of $12 an hour. the workers have health care. and a pension. if a few paid holidays and can live. and they decide we can find workers who can make that for less. >> we will fight this fight until we secure and save these jobs. >> reporter: when premiera threatened to shut down the only boss plant in the u.s., unicam ras were there to capture the reaction. >> i received a letter and i was kind of shocked when i read what it said about closing up. because i had-- i don't know what else to do. it's the only job i've ever had. >> they don't care about us. so i'm mad. >> are we ready to fight to save these jobs. >> yes. >> reporter: it is the mo of many a private equity firm says bruce rainier. >> they leverage a company, put much too much debt on the books of the company making the company long term unstable. they take money out of the company. they squeeze the company in ways that hurt it. >> reporter: not surprisingly douglas lowenstein disagrees. >> private equity is like-- is like

a store in shakers square, in cleveland. i grew up in cleveland. >> you grew up in cleveland?. there were listening booths. you could listen to the records if you were going to buy them. put on the turntable. and you could listen to albums and singles. i got a lot of great music. >> you have a lot of fans here. and also, special fans. elizabeth. and sam. are they awake? >> he's hiding. >> you're guaranteed a great reception here. >> let's hope so. >> one, two. ♪ ♪ now that you've lost everything to you ♪ ♪ you say you want to start something new ♪ ♪ and it's breaking my heart you're leaving ♪ ♪ baby i'm grieving but if you want to leave ♪ ♪ take good care hope you have a lot of ♪ ♪ nice things to wear but then, a lot of nice things ♪ ♪ turn bad out there ooh, baby ♪ ♪ it's a wild world it's hard to get by ♪ ♪ just upon a smile ooh, baby, baby ♪ ♪ it's a wild world i'll always remember you ♪ ♪ like a child, girl you know i've seen a lot ♪ ♪ of what the world can do and it's been breaking ♪ ♪ my heart in two because i never want to ♪ ♪ see you sad, girl don't be a bad girl ♪ ♪ i

. >>> how bitter are cleveland fans one week after getting jilted by lebron james?till bitter that it's now affecting their beer. in honor of their former king, a cleveland brewery is releasing a beer that leaves a bitter aftertaste. they are calling it quitness. 30 gallons sold out three hours in week. not everybody bitter about what's going on in miami. you can add penny hardaway on that list. the 39-year-old last played in the nba in 2007. he says he still works out and is playing ball and he could make an impact with a team like miami. hardaway played 14 seasons in the league before retiring in 2008. this is just further proof everybody would like to play with lebron james, dwyane wade and chris boesch. >> and he is willing to play with nothing. >> that's about what they would offer him, 5 buck as game maybe, something like that. >> laura, thank you. >>> let's talk baseball again. tonight's program lineup here. mets and giants play in a few minutes. after the game an all-new "dateline." and the latest here on nbc bay area news. >> this weekend only, a free-for-a

. >>> think cleveland sports fans forgot about lebron james again, one man won his new head jersey to a game friday night and fans heckled him so badly that police had to stick in and escort him out of the building. the fan told cleave land's television station he is mad because he paid to get into the game and security kicked him out for wearing what he wanted to. he does plan to go to more indians games and he might wear that jersey again. >> those people in cleveland, they are crazy. >> our producer is an ohio guy here, giving him a little bit of trouble there they are passionate about lebron james in their sports though. debate there. >> you guys talk about the giants game as well, i'm reminded that tonight is also orange friday. going to show your support spore, giants game wearing orange. being the traffic guy and safety guy, wearing the reflector vest. see me wearing it around town. >> as long as you wear something underneath t. >> no, we like the mesh. and the half-shirt i have, outstanding with the mesh look. take to the feld, make sure only 50% is orange. >> we will do that

. >>> and they're still bitter in cleveland, imagine that, about lebron jame depm miami. selling out of quit-ness ale, which is described as leaving a bitter aftertaste. that's a quick look at the headlines. >>> now, to marysol with the weather. >> unbelievable. the big story today, the heat. we look at the high temperatures. seattle is 74. phoenix is 111. atlanta is 86. new orleans is 89. it's cooler there than it is in denver, 104. so, not all these temperatures are in the 90s. but some portions of all of these states will see 90-degree or better weather, as the day progresses. we're also keeping a look on severe weather. two trouble spots. in the middle of the country, from fargo, to minneapolis, and omaha. you are going to see severe weather io th afab thanks so much. this weather report has been brought to you by avon. dan and bianna? >> mary, thank you. >>> coming up on "good morning america," he's an actor, artist and student. how does he do it all? i sat down with james franco to talk about his complicated career. >>> and it's the time of the week when we see how

we have guest that is in the film, al rosen he was a slugger for cleveland indians in the 50s. we also have the producer of the film, will hector a film that celebrates jews in baseball and surprisingly about a lot of other things too, prejudice and issues that you wouldn't normally associate with sports. so a film that really brings up pride in being a jew and something you don't really associate, at least u.s. -- in the u.s. we don't associate jews with sports as much as this film seems to celebrate it. which brings -- we have a lot of films but we have tried to make the films events by bringing certain guests. in the last segment we showed anita. we are bringing the woman born with down syndrome, she is coming to the festival and she will be up on the castro stage after the screening of the film. >> along with a friend and acquaintance of hers and chaperon who runs a service organization in argentina, dealing with people born with downs syndrome. so it will be a chance to talk to this remarkable actress who performed the title role anita and learn a little bit about down syn

and you said he speaks as an owner of lebron, not the owner of the cleveland cavaliers.eelings of portrayial personify a slave master mentality and he sees lebron as a runaway slave. why make it about race? couldn't this just have been about the owner of a team and a fan who was terribly disappointed by a decision? >> well, he went beyond that. here is a guy who owns the fat head. he reduced it from 99 to the best of benedict arnold. here is a guy who bought casino licenses and he expected lebron to fill up the stadium and the casino. here is a guy getting investors from china to expand his empire. >> chris: don't you think he would have been just as upset if lebron james were a white star? >> i don't know. what i do know is that he said lebron quit five times but quitting is very close to -- why would the guy without a contract be attacked in this way by the owner of a team? like his major source of revenue got away. so to me it looked like dred scott and i think gibbs was wrong and i think any other owner who does that to a player should face the consequences. i think

a-rod would leave the game but said he will be in the lineup on monday in cleveland. win it by a final of 12-6. i'm kevin connors. that's your look at sports. back to you in new york. >>> a pretty cool story here. a massive message in a bottle has sailed at cause ail tra yaes sydney harbor. a boat made of 12,000 plastic bottles was completed. >> the plasticky lived in a cabin 20 feet by 15 feet during the long journey. the boat is fully recyclable and powered in part by solar panels and windmills. you can't tell by looking at it. >>> and a look ahead to the stories we'll be watching on this monday. u.s. officials are bracing for the fallout from tens of thousands of secret military documents that have been leaked to the media. the documents are mostly intelligence reports on the war in afghanistan from 2004 through 2009. >> nato officials in afghanistan now say they have recovered the suv in which two u.s. navy servicemen went missing on friday. the taliban is taking responsibility for the ambush and says one of the men has died. >>> president obama commemorates the 2

cleveland indians hosting the tigers. driving one deep right center field.ooking for the fastest way out of the ballpark. instead of making catch drifts away. winds up with an inside the park home run. and obviously someone forget to lock the bull pen door. no one in that indian bull pen has claimed responsibility. sweeping the them. 7-2 the final. >>> ride alone to finish his first ever stage victory. yellow jersey. still leads by 31 seconds. >>> charles barkley doing a lot better in the eating contest than on the golf course. he decided to play left handed. >> it is a work in progress but at least i can relax and try to swing the club. i have heard better shots left handed than i have hit in the last year. >> barkley finished dead last. there is stephen curry. finished tied with former are quarterback jim mcmann. >>> winning by 19 points. his third career win in lake tahoe. tonight on "game day." talking about going into the baseball hall of fame next sunday. plus, we will talk about the warriors surprising new owners and what this means for the team with

rodriguez says he'll be back in the lineup chasing number 600 tonight in cleveland. and that's your look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >>> indicate gosselin and the kids are going camping with who? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, something borrowed, something blue and something incredibly stinky. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back this monday morning. yesterday was a hot day in vegas. tell you what, this morning you're struggling. it's 94, we're still very hot. the pavement and everything else in the city holds in the heat. we're one of the warmest spots in the nation. phoenix at 89. cooler at a few spots on the coast, inland areas nice and mild. that's the case as a lot of clouds lingering in the coastal areas. that's going to keep it cool. mid-80s in the northwest and beautiful down around the south coast. as far as what we're dealing with tuesday, more of the same. not a lot of changeable weather. in las vegas and san francisco, you'll get most likely what you're getting the rest of the week. if

. >>> now to cleveland, alex rodriguez hoped to celebrate his 35th birthday with a 600th home run. ninth inning, down three with two aboard. rodriguez, a chance to be the hero, and he grounds out to end the game. indians won it, 4-1. >>> walk-off anybody? the rangers' nelson cruz sent everybody home with a towering two-run bomb against the a's. they won it, 3-1. >>> great play to show you by the blue jays' yunel escobar. the orioles' jake fox, a shot up the middle. escobar made the stop, flipped it behind his back, and got the runner at second. it doesn't get any better than that. jays won it, 8-2. >>> finally, check out this soccer celebration from iceland. after scoring a penalty kick, a player cast out his line, and he reeled in a live one. there's great fishing up in iceland. then he and his teammates posed for a picture with their prized catch. at least he won't hear stories about how the big one got away. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> well, what's the one thing in the world penelope cruz would change? your early morning entertainment

. >>> if you're driving near the great lakes today, expect some wet roads on i-80, from cleveland too. tropical storm bonnie, could flood i-95 south of miami. and floods are possible from i-95, from dallas to des moines and san antonio. floods could hit i-20 from dallas to waco. >> if you are flying today, expect airport delays in milwaukee, detroit, chicago, houston and miami. >>> an american accused of links to terrorism will appear at a detention hearing today in a virginia. zachary chesser is charged with providing material support to a group with ties to al qaeda. >> chesser is far from alone. officials say the number of home-grown terrorists is on the rise. pierre thomas reports. >> reporter: the fbi claims zachary chesser, who just two years ago was a student at a suburban virginia high school, became a terrorist hell-bent on jihad. neighbors can't believe chesser, a former high school athlete, wanted to join al shabaab, the al qaeda affiliated terrorist group based in somalia. the same group suspected in the recent bombings in uganda that killed 73 soccer fans. >> i'm just sh

. >>> the yankees' curtis granderson blasted a two run homer to right field against cleveland and nework pulled out a 3-2 win over the indians. >>> and boston's david ortiz hit two home runs against the angels in los angeles. newly acquired angels pitcher dan haren was hit by a line drive and had to leave the game. red sox beat the angels 6-3. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. and national security challenges in the wake of the wikileaks controversy. controversy. you'll never go back to your old duster. [ funny voice ] hey, duster! wanna attract dust like swiffer 360 duster? then try the magnet hat! ♪ whoa! wow! [ female announcer ] sorry, duster, but swiffer 360 dusters attract dust with over 500,000 fibers and lock it away to clean better than a feather duster. swiffer's built smarter to clean better. ♪ she blinded me with science discover customers are getting 5% cashback bonus at the pump... and at many of the places their summer plans take them. it pays to get more. it pays to discover. catch. good morning. i'm john kessler. and i'm sydnie kohara. th

and on i-90 from cleveland to buffalo. slick on i-95 in the carolinas, georgia and florida.t roads along the gulf coast and texas. and flooding in the southwest and rockies. >> and if you're flying today expect airport delays in detroit, chicago, memphis, dallas, houston and new orleans. >>> prosecutors in maryland have charged a former u.p.s. worker with murdering two women, found burning to death in a stolen car. >> but investigators say they've only just begun to uncover this suspect's crime spree. they believe he's a clever, cold-blooded serial killer, who targeted his victims. >> dewayne: jason scott is behind bars, accused of five murders. and authorities fear five more in three other states. he's a bright, young college graduate, pursuing a masters in computer science. >> what a shame, he did not use his education for the benefit of humanity. he used it for destructive purposes. >> dewayne: scott is charged with murdering deloris dewitt, a nurse, and her daughter, epny, in 2009. >> she was a beautiful person. had a beautiful spirit. >> dewayne: their burned bodys were

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coffey's loss of jobs in cleveland is. we know what the loss of jobs when they move to mexico, we know when whirlpool jobs are outsourced to mexico we know what that means for ohio's workers. the list is endless of all of these products and services we've outsourced. this congress should be renegotiating trade agreements. we should not be approving other trade agreements until we fix what's wrong with the ones we already have. that's part of the jobs agenda as well. this year, america will exact a $1 trillion trade deficit with the world. all those jobs, gone. somebody else making what we used to make here. this is costing us dearly. i want to thank the gentlelady for allowing us to put on the record the numbers of unemployed, the difficulty we've had in trying to -- trying to get the senate to pass its bill, the bill we sent over there the impact of the job loss on people's self worth and what that means to us as americans, and finally what this trade deficit means over a long, long period of time work the continued outso

. >> there was never sure exciting here tuesday evening and the diver claims to cleveland to white jurorscling one of these boats near the north last week. the owner of this board jobs as the sharks are always around but some israelis are restored governor is unusual. >> i've seen one here before, >> a:, rob fladeboe, kron4 news. we of course will monitor that story and give you any updates on possible shark sightings in the future. a full weather report coming up with louisa. and let's head bedside here is the golden gate bridge, that is a good looking shot as far as traffic is concerned by the way of your heading from highway 37 to the probe was up nice come easy, 21 minutes. 52 san francisco, redwood city a little warmer, oakland, hayward. mid-50s in the livermore and south bay. 56 degrees in san jose and los daughters. in the afternoon getting into the upper '70's. 85 in sonoma, down along the peninsula in other cool day with temperatures in the '50s, '60s. 68 a little warmer in san bruno, as we have turned over to the east bank still going to stay in the six days for as of right berk

i ot pressing inquiries from cleveland saying, what do you know that we do not? even though new yorkers believe in our best prepared for other attacks, because they have this experience, if you want to terrorize americans, you do not keep hitting new york city. you come to the vulnerable in multiple targets, and the terrorists themselves become the weapons of mass destruction by voluntarily investingg themselves with highly contagious viruses, and going to public events, and certainly not a conference such as this, and exposing that virus to as many people as possible. all the other varieties are certainly possible but that is the one that concerns me the most. >> i know that the gramm-talent commission had a conclusion and some point, so i hope you get to a. >> i agree with everything the senator said. we were a follow-on for the 9-11 commission. congress in the summer of 2007 want us to create this commission to answer the commission question, what happened at the most dangerous people in the world get the most dangerous weapons and will? how can we prevent tha

it would be on denver, cleveland or dallas. i had to quit saying that, because cleveland was asking me what i know that they do not know. the point is, even though new yorkers believe, and are best prepared for another attack, because they have had this experience, if you want to terrorize americans, you do not keep hitting in new york city. you come to the vulnerable center of this country and multiple targets. and, the terrorists themselves become the weapon of mass destruction by voluntarily infecting themselves with highly contagious viruses, going to public events, certainlyynot a conference such as this, and exposing the virus to as many people as possible. that is the variety that concerns me the most. >> i agree with everything he said. i will give a little history of the 9/11 commission. we were a follow-on to that commission. in the summer of 2007, this commission was created to answer the question that the 9/11 commission asked, what happens if the most dangerous people in the world get the most dangerous weapons in

he left angst back in cleveland. >> and there is another check of the forecast now. >> people saying this afternoon there is a time lapse view looking towards sutro tower. there is a marine layer deepening just how deep is it? there is about 1500 deep in the afternoon, getting deeper and deeper. and there is temperatures into 50s. and there is a warming up a little bit inland by afternoon we'll see high temperatures 70s to 80s and not moving out of the 50s along the coast. here is the accu-weather forecast. this cooler than average weather with us and we'll start to warm up thursday. friday will be the warmest day, highs into low 90s, mid-70s around the bay. 60 on the coast then cooling down again. and there coming up next a new san francisco sisterhood. >> a chance to make new friends overseas just ahead. >>> join me tonight at 9:00 coming up at that time, one of california's poorest towns is paying nearly $800,000 a year to the city manager. double what the president makes. how he justifies this salary. >> then at 11:00 south bay activist arrested for dressing in drag owe so he can

i said to him, i said of him when i learned of his death, i was on an errand for president in cleveland, and i said, you know, paraphrase the poet, you shall not see his like again. had he been there he would have said, joe, that's shakespeare. hamlet act i, scene two. [laughter] >> and the actual quote is i shall not look upon his like again. mr. leader, we're not going to look upon your like again. i'm not even going to ask god to bless you because you're a has, and i know where you are. may god bless your family. may god bless this state in this country, and may god protect our troops. thank you. [applause] >> it is truly an honor for west virginia to host all these special dignitaries that came today, and i really, on behalf of these great people and this wonderful state, i want to thank each and every one of you. and it really just shows how many lives senator byrd has touched. over two months ago, the man i'm going to introduce to you honored us by coming in paying tribute to our fallen miners. at upper brig branch, and we appreciate that so much in honoring them and honoring thei

. >>> another play worth noting in cleveland. two runners on against oliver. he hits one to right center. ray burn tracking the ball but runs in to the wall. the gate opens, the inside the park three run homer. the indians win 7-2 and finish the sweep of the tigers. >>> still to come, they head in to the mountains in the tour be france. the perils of open wheel auto racing. we will be right back. zñzñzñtgtgçwoç'c'cz<;<;<>xxó1?1? [ male announcer presenting the cadillac "summer's best" sales event. a fantastic opportunity to get 0% apr financing on every new 2010 cadillac model. like the cts sport sedan. the most acclaimed vehicle in its class and a "car and driver" 10 best, three years in a row. or the all new cadillac srx luxury crossover. and even the most acclaimed luxury suv ever, the cadillac escalade. summer brings out the best in all of us. hurry in to get 0% apr financing on every new 2010 cadillac during cadillac's "summer's best" sales event, going on now at your cadillac dealer. ♪ . >>> the nhra drag week is still going on in sonoma. we will have re

louis, indianapolis, cleveland. you could see big airport delays in st. louis and american airlines hub. united, chicago. cleveland, of course, which is a continental united hub. temperatures in the 70s and 80s. cool air behind it and relief. finally, we are just rocked with warm air in the southeast and thermometer is exploding here. it looks like we will get relief to the high pressure system moves down finally by the time we get to friday. that's a quick look at,,,, >>> finally as we look out west, we have some showers in the northern rockies and stretching from the border of canada down to zrern. as we head to the southwest, have pop-up thundershowers as well. west coast looks good. winds kicking up to 15 miles per hour. we will watch those wildfires in southern california. lot going on. >> thanks. coming up, another impassionate plea from the mother of missing 7-year-old kyron horman. we will tell you why police have now doubled their reward. >> do you get headaches after staring too long at your computer? you could have something called cvs. our dr.

the nature of this country we could have a federal plan would one-size-fits-all, atlanta, denver, cleveland, dallas, etc. the best that laboratories can do is suggest guidelines and provide as much detailed information that local authorities in any of these cities might not have and then urge, incest -- insist that the local command adapt that information and those guidelines to the peculiar situation of that city. if we are talking about a plan or a big blueprint and the department of homeless security that can then be delivered to the state of colorado or anywhere else, i don't think that they would happen. >> i would agree with that. the states and localities have been planning to deal with epidemics of various kinds for a long time. there is still a crossover. there is a larger health care infrastructure to deal with. there is a big overlap. how big the planning is to deal with that depends on where you are. i don't know about atlanta. there's a general agreement that n.y. is doing well and chicago, by the way, has really turned things around mayor daley a few thing. on a federal level

that's from a guy who originally tried to buy the cleveland indianas, in the shipbuilding business.ad 32 partners, wound up buying them all out. there's so many things to say -- there's a few book out about steinbrenner that ought to be read by everybody. a few biography. terrific book. >> when you were talking to a-rod earlier you were talking about his take no prisoners attitude. i remember the famous battles he had with the manager billy martin, fired him, hired him, and he said he was crazy. crazy like a fox, i guess >> larry: that was a crazy relationship. billy was an alcoholic. billy was hard to handle. george was tough to handle. george was a great game manager. he was a great strategist. steinbrenner disagreed with him a lot, agreed. they even did a miller lite commercial where he fires him five times. that's a great story in an inside story in baseball, the martin/steinbrenner relationship. >> did you like him as a person? >> larry: oh, yeah.

most recently with the cleveland cavaliers. >>> former first lady, nancy reagan, made a rare public appearanceto honor her late husband. she attended a signing ceremony with california governor, arnold schwarzenegger, over at the reagan library. one bill makes the president's birthday, february 6th, ronald reagan day each year. the other establishes a commission to mark his 100th birthday in 2011. >>> in medical news this morning, two, new studies show saving a life may be easier than we thought.researchers now sa researchers now say cpr can be simply fayed with just chest-to-chest compressions and no mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. they found when cpr i on aned on an adult, the most important goal is to pump the chest to keep oxygen circulating. pausing from that critical action to do mouth-to-mouth could increase the risk of death. >>> time, now, for sports news thng. here's steve weissman at espn news. >> good morning. i'm steve weissman with this espn news update. the quest for 600 continues for alex rodriguez. 21 at-bats since he hit home run number 599. yanks and indians. top first. a-rod'

look at the thunderstorms that are around chicago heading toward cleveland right here. have travel plans this is the spot to watch. you might see delays in chicago and points east as the storms move off further to the east. big story has been what was once a tropical storm bonnie now just a depression. weakening rapidly here moves over miami and now continues to march towards the gulf here. all eyes are continuing to watch just how much impact it will hf with the heavy surf and lots of rain expected with this driving waves on shore. as we head in tomorrow afternoon and evening, it will make landfall winds are only 30 miles an hour it's definitely dumping a lot of rain and some fairly strong winds with that. accu-weather forecast takes us through this afternoon slight chance for thunderstorms if you are heading up into the mountains. better chance by say sunday evening as we're getting a little subtropical moisture moving in from the south. area of low pressure right here 0 the coast keeping the marine layer right along our area coastal areas. we'll see low clouds today

in 2007, an analysis from a cleveland clinic cardiologist showed avandia patients had 43% increase in the risk of heart attacks, and a 64% increase in the risk of death from cardiovascular causes. despite that finding and other studies, an f.d.a. advisory panel voted that same year to keep avandia on the market, with the recommendation a stronger warning be added to the drug's label. the senate finance committee began investigating avandia three years ago. and yesterday, it released internal glaxo documents showing the drug giant hid a 1999 study that revealed avandia's heart risks. a company executive wrote in an email message dated march 29, 2001. "these data should not see the light of day to anyone outside gsk." even though avandia's sales have dropped from $2.6 billion to about $1.2 billion over the past four years since safety concerns surfaced three years ago, two million prescriptions were filled last year. while the f.d.a. often does follow its panel's recommendation, it often does. >> ifill: we get two views now on today's f.d.a. decision on avandia's safety. doctor harlan k