charles clifford, kron 4 news. >>> dive team will recheck a reservoir to find sierra lamar. authorities did call off the search earlier this month but they got new sonar equipment that might help them reach new areas. they will look throughout the week. sierra lamar last seen in march, authorities have a suspect in custody for her murder. >>> witness could spell trouble for suspended san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi. this comes days before opening arguments in a misconduct hearing that could cost him his job. the neighbor who alert said police about the domestic violence submitted evidence. tomorrow a commission will give a recommendation to the board of supervisors and they will decide whether he should be reinstated. mayor ed lee charged ross mirkarimi with misconduct and suspended him. >>> the defense in the jerry sandusky trial, he is facing dozens of sex assault charges, including child rape. kron 4's kate thompson is here with the latest courtroom drama. >> reporter: following a week of testimony from the victims, jerry sandusky's lawyers putting several character

bottom of the ninth now, time for closer tyler clifford. clifford gets the 12th save of the season and nats win it 3-1. same two this afternoon. >>> mets mohosting the yankees. and game tied in the seventh. the solo home run shot was a difference maker. yanks take the lead and the win 4-3. nationals now lead the mets by 3 1/2 games in the nl east. >>> and tiger's tournament is in town next weekend. this weekend, sailing along in connecticut though. and that's been your sports report. have a great day. >>> all right. 9:26. up next, why some of your neighbors may feel the impact of friday's storm for the days to come. >>> and new this morning, the late night of fun that turned violent in maryland. the stabbing and shooting that left seven peo ♪ ♪ we were skipping stones ♪ and letting go ♪ over the river and down the road ♪ [ female announcer ] at nature valley, we know nature comes together in amazing ways. that's why we bring together natural ingredients, like dark chocolate with toasted oats, or sweet golden honey. perfect combinations of n

kron4's charles clifford has details. >> reporter: according to the oakland police department, a 45 year-oldalked into this public restroom around 8:15 pm on june 2nd. inside she found a man acting strangely. the man grabbed her and sexually assaulted her. he then fled. he is being described as african american, 30-39 years old, brown eyes, black dreadlocks, and a tattoo. the victim says he spoke where a jamaican accent. the oakland police department says it's not unusual for victims of sexual assaults to be reluctant to tell their stories. >> there's typically a time delay or they just never report the incident. in this case, our victim has been traumatized by what happened, which is completely understandable, finally came forward and said here's what happened to me. she doesn't want to see it happen to anyone else. >> reporter: the victim was able to get a good look at her attacker, and she's working with an artist to create a sketch. the police department also says there is a $5,000 reward be being offered in this case for any information leading to an arrest and conviction. >>> the san f

it happened in the 3300 block of clifford mill road. but portis attempted to arrest a group of six suspects -- and portis attempted to arrest a group of six suspects. as they moved in to make the arrest, four of the suspects tried to get away in the car and tried to hit two atf agents on for it. >> one of agents in fear for his life and the other agents and officers around him fired one round from his weapon at the driver of the vehicle was attempting to run him over, striking him once in the right shoulder blade. >> the wounded suspect was taken to the hospital with non life- threatening injuries. all six suspects were arrested and are facing federal charges. baltimore county police have their hands full with a domestic-related barricade. officers were called to the 6400 block of dogwood road. reports of a man barricaded himself inside the house. after a three hour standoff, the suspect was taken into custody. his quote friend and her sister escaped. >> the man at the center of a cannibalism case faces a beefed up charges involving a s

using a different glove because his was confiscated, no pine tar for him and no pine tar for tyler clifford, gets the strikeout to end the game and the nats end the four-game skid winning 3-2. any pitching paronoia tonight, davey? >> we kind of had a laugh on the bench. when the umpire came out, he wanted to look at the ball and he came out to look at it and instead of asking for the ball because it bounced in the throw to second, mr. strasburg was getting ready to undress, took off his glove. he said no, i just want the ball. >> who is visiting -- o's visiting the mets trying to avoid the sweep. o's down one, brian roberts with a hard hit ball. that's not going to get it done. o's get swept in new york 4-3 the final. >>> a reminder, the nats and o's are on fox 5 this saturday. camp all the action at 7 p.m. for your battle -- catch all the action at 7 p.m. for your battle of the beltway. >>> redskins fans when the first time you can see robert griffin, iii and the boys in burgundy in training camp? coming up we have the news. stick around. @@ >>> welcome back. today may have been a big step

charles clifford compares oakland police stepped in with their francisco revealing striking differences. >> here is a very basic numerical comparisons between the two police departments. oakland and san francisco. according to the 2010 census oakland has a 260 patrol officers. in oakland there's one patrol officer for every 1000 people. despite having twice as many people, san francisco has a smaller officer resident ratio. in oakland, there are five patrol officers for every one square mile. >> the oakland police officer covers more area with fewer people. over the struggling with an unusually high number of officers out on in relief. >> during an average 24 hour period of time, about a dozen officers could be controlling the streets at any given time. sometimes more, sometimes less character of the day, those working must respond to an average of six of 55 calls for service each day. >> the workload on our officers is staggering compared to other agencies. >> the oakland police officers association says the work load coupled with constant oakland of women is starting to take its toll.

charles cliffords spoke to officials about what they will do if to freezers coming ashore in california. >> degree and hazardous materials, we are trying to take a look at this asked asked, is it different? >>charles: they have been coordinating an effort to come up with a plan for what happens if debris from a japanese tsunami starts washing ashore in california. >> on the state level we have been trying to get the coastal counties and entities that would be affected by debris coming on the shoreline on the same page about what we now and try to figure out what it is we need to do to respond, the biggest problem so far is that there are a lot of unknowns. we do not know exactly what is out in the ocean. it is not easy to track. we do know that there will be more debris than normal, how much more? twice as much or three times as much? will the land in northern california were seven california or end up in alaska? those are questions which cannot answer. >> it is also unclear who would have to pay for cleaning up any debris. until something washes ashore, that question will remain unansw

clifford thies. eugene sterily, the urban institute, dr. bernstein, the center on budget policies and ike brandon, phd, director of congressional relations. i would like to remind all of our witnesses, the testimony is limited to five minutes. however, without objection, all of your written testimony will be made part of the permanent record. dr. theis, please proceed with your opening statement. >> good morning. i appreciate very much the emotion with which certain people have addressed the loss of health insurance upon passing over certain thresholds and the article i wrote on the dead zone three years ago, i myself got a little emotional at those points. it seemed so unfair, as well as social inefficient to have these cliffs over which people would fall. and there is an opportunity with health reform to address this. we have grown a series of supports to provide an economic safety net. one of these supports, the eitc, has a positive incentive for working. it stands out in that regard. the impact it had in terms of increasing labor force

tyler clifford came and did his job again and got brett lowry to go down swinging hard. ninth save of the season and the nats have now won five straight all on the road and they are 14 games over .500 at 37-23. the orioles hosting the pirates. look who is back in the leadoff spot for the birds, brian roberts, lining a base hit in his first at bat since may 16th last year. he's been out due to concussion issues and went 3-4 in his return. you know what adams jones is doing having a huge year, his 18th home run of the season. the birds get three home runs in all and beat the pirates 8- 6. >>> the redskins have two more minicamp practices left. then they wrap up their offseason workout have, a couple weeks off and back to training camp late july. some players will still work out at the facility. others will get away. robert griffin, iii said he'll continue to meet with his receivers to throw and one guy he'll surely be throwing to is pierre garcon, the first free agent signing of 2012 agreeing to a five year $42.5 million contract in march. garcon spent his season in indy w

charles clifford was in the east bay today. >> around 10:00 p.m. on saturday, may 26th, a woman getting into her car in this parking lot was approached by a man holding a knife. he got into the car with her and forced her to drive several miles north to martinez. he then attempted to refer. fascista volvo was able to escape uninjured. the suspect drove away in her car. if the vehicle is described as a silver ford 500 and is still missing. the suspect is described as being a hispanic male, 30 years old with dark eyes, in medium build and yellowish teeth. he was last seen wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt. anyone with information about the case is asked to call the plan to help police department. >>pam: one of the two men suspected of attacking bryan stow smiled and even laughed as his attorneys tustin one of his friends today. this happened during the preliminary hearing in los angeles. j.r stone has been following this story all week and has new details. >>j.r: the suspected attacker, the man accused of beating bryan stowe smiled and a loss angeles

bottom of the ninth, tyler clifford on. he's been nasty.s looking to go 8 for 8 in saves opportunities. he gets dustin pedroia to end he game. he struck out the side. the nats win, 4-3. >>> baltimore orioles looking to take the rubber match. we go to extras. bottom of the tenth. matt weiders gets ahold of the pitch. going back. and that is off of the right field wall. here comes adam jones. he's all the way from first, and he would score the game-winning run safely. a walk-off rbi by weiders and the orioles win, 5-4. this is their ninth straight win in extra innings which is a major league record. >>> french open final. raphael nadal looking for a record seventh title at roland garros. djokovic trying to win four straight grand slams.r djokovic serving in the fourth set trailing two sets to one. trying to go up two games to none in this set. he gets it done. nadal drops eight straight games and he's not happy with playing in the rainy conditions. he shows the ump the wet ball. pvake a look at that. pretty wet out here. after the next game,

charles clifford is live in the east bay with details. >>charles: right now i am standing on bill the avenue in oakland near lake merritt. if you are familiar with the area, via so we're talking about at this time of day it right back here. according to the oakland police department, a 45 year-old woman walked into this public restroom around a 3:00 p.m. on june 2nd. inside, she found a man acting strangely, he grabbed her from behind and sexually assaulting her. the suspect and then fled. african-american, 30-39 years old, 210 lbs. with a muscular build. he has brown eyes and black dreadlocks with brown tips. the victim says he spoke with a jamaican accent. as for why it has taken more than three weeks for the victim to come forward, the police department says it is not unusual for victims to be reluctant to tell their stories. >> there is typically a time delay or, they never report the incident. in this case, the victim has been traumatized by what happened which is completely understandable. she finally came forward and said, here is

and we are founded by a gentleman named clifford beers who he himself was involuntary committed for two years and was so appalled by the asylum system that he dedicated himself publicly to end stigma with mental health conditions. our chicago affiliate a few months ago and the executive director called me up and said this guy is great. you've got to get him involved nationally. as of this morning he's our new national spokesperson. he doesn't know that yet. [ applause ] >> and we are -- we are proud and fortunate to have him indeed. we have -- let me tell you just a bit about our mission very briefly. it's to advocate, educate and serve. we advocate on behalf of those living with a mental health condition, broadly defined. we advocate about the harm and often mortal harm that stigma does in this country about mental health conditions each and every day. we serve the american public through our 240 affiliates in 37 states. the bell of hope sits in our lobby. in 1953 when they shut down the barbaric asylum system in our country our ceo sent out a call to send us the chains and shackles us

and many liberals remember him as an amiable dunce in clark clifford's infamous phrase who blew a hole in the deficit and was manipulateed by his advisers if not his astrologers. now, there is some basis in reality for both of these caricature, but as i try to show in this book i believe both are also incomplete, inaccurate and misleading. during his presidency, reagan was far more adaptable politically shrewd and open to compromise than either his champions or critics prefer to admit. he believed particularly after he survived an assassination attempt against him in 1981 he a special mission to spread freedom and fight oppression but he sought to do that not through the use of force but through dialogue, diplomacy and sir situatio persuasion. those the qualitieses that is what reagan was trying to accomplish with his famous speech in berlin and why he ultimately succeeded in helping to end the cold war. before discussing the tear down this wall speech itself and the background of reagan's visit to berb berlin i want to challenge and dispel three misconceptions that has arisen over the

clifford mitchell is with the state department of health and mental hygiene. >> we want to make sure we're checking in on our neighbors, people who live alone, the elderly, people without air conditioning and the homeless. >> reporter: signs of heat exhaustion are confusion, nausea, and muscle cramping. symptoms of heatstroke are hallucination and slurred speech. >> they come in and are vomiting from heatstroke. >> reporter: ice cream is keeping some cool, and others are kayaking, but if recreation isn't an option on this sweltering day, remember. >> you are feeling uncomfortable, lightheaded, queasy, sick to your stomach, get inside and drink fluids and take a break. >> reporter: of course, they also remind everyone that it's important to ask your kids how they're feeling. kids don't always tell if you they are not feeling great, and make sure they drink plenty of water. for additional information you can call the city's hotline at 311, and for a link to cooling centers, log onto wj wjz.com. >> all right, jessica. thank you. the kid best hind you look like they're doing just fine an

going on for a week or so it is moving into the second week and security a top concern as charles clifford> mingled in with the crowd of thousands at this there are security guards and deputies. april mitchell with the fair board says that they're here to keep eye on things the >> there are sheriffs on bikes, horses, motorcycles and walking around all over the fair. >> they also have a sexual assault felony enforcement or safety team on duty there looking for anyone that may be targeting children. the affair started on june 20th in the last week 200,000 people have passed through the gates and so far there have been very few problems. >> we have had just five of arrested all of them have been alcohol related and that it was over 200,000 people that have come through these gates. >> marty: the fair runs through next week, july the eighth. >> ysabel: emotional testimony from a san francisco man that is accused of brutally beating a former priest, william lynch said that father lender sexually assaulted him and his brother during a 1984 caping trip. he says that the abuse destroy his life. pr

tyler clifford got the save.in save situations. >>> charlie manuel and the phillies looking for two in a row against the orioles. top of the eighth, pedro straup out of the pen. want pierre scores. he ties it at 4. we go to extras. adam jones ended 0 for 18 slump in the ninth in the game. here in the 12th, facing b.j. rosenberg, he says, welcome to the big leagues, rookie. a walk-off two-run shot. rosenberg serves up the game winner in his first mlb game. that's jones' third homer of the year in the 12th inning or later. orioles win 6-4. >>> one sore tendon, that's tall took to deprive the world of a possible triple crown winner. friday's news i'll have another would not race in the bell month stakes was a bummer. a crowds over 85,000 still showed up at belmont. with 300 yards to go the horse paynter in front. that's union rags make ago push to the front. he was the favorite in the kentucky derby. remember he flamed out in seventh place. he skip the preakness. but he catches paynter by a nose. union rags your bel

. >> tonight at 11:00 we hear from teammates including gio gonzalez and tyler clifford who said we'llo anything to support our team captain. he had some really nice auction items, vacations. a chef will cook for 10 people at your house and some really great sports memorabilia. it's a really good event. >> hopefully they raise a lot of money. thank you. >>> the president stood up for her. now a local woman is returning the favor. >> and the last of jerry sandusky's accusers takes the stand and explains why sandusky's wife didn't stop the alleged abuse. >> and if you see a story we should look into, call 202-895- 3000 or send your news tip to fox5tips at wttg.com. we'll be right back. >>> this is fox 5 news at 10:00. >>> day four of the jerry sandusky sex abuse trial and the prosecution is close to wrapping up its case. today three more alleged victims took the witness stand. >> reporter: an alleged victim in jerry sandusky's child sexual abuse case testifying, he screamed out for help at least once. now 18 he told the court sandusky's wife was in the house at the time, but he thought t

earlier this evening we spoke by phone with dewey beach police sergeant clifford macy. >> it was the first incident of this caliber we've ever had in this town. >> he deferred questions about the specifics of the case to the state police but did note that while this case has not been labeled a homicide dewey beach has never had a murder in its 31 year history. >> we handle primarily nightlife events here, you know. the crimes we typically handle range from disorderly street behavior through to the assaults and the fights in the street. this is completely abnormal. >> police see this suspicious death as an isolated event. that said the police chief has called for a special town council meeting wednesday to present plans for additional public safety measures. >> karen gray houston tonight. >>> the maryland man suspected in the disappearance of robyn gardner in aruba last year has filed a lawsuit to collect on a travel insurance policy in her name. gary giordano claims amex assurance company owes him $3.5 million under a policy he purchased before that trip last summer. gardner is presu

clifford eventually turned himself in and he is facing assault charges. >>> want to bring you to l.a.ow. one of these stories that you always shake your head. octomom and her 14 kids apparently close to homeless now. nadya suleman's home was placed in foreclosure after no bids were put on the house in l.a. when it was put up for auction yesterday. she shot a porn video last month. despite that she still couldn't make the mortgage payments on the property. and the home was officially given back to the bank. >>> from boston.com, it's like they're already cooked. six rare orange lobsters turned up in a shipment to a deli in mansfield, massachusetts. the guys thought someone put cooked lobsters in a shipment with the live ones. but they were all very much alive. a spokesman for the new england aquarium says the odds of finding a single orange lobster are in the ballpark of 1 in 10 million. >> that's freaky to see them moving. because when you see a lobster like that, it is usually on your plate, and it is not moving. >> ready to eat. >> so that it's moving is creepy. for an extended look

before those areas fell off a fiscal and social clifford w fos doing well.lease. >> caller: yes, jim. penn west energy. buy, sell or hold. >> you will take a lot of pain. oil has come down and it's just a play on oil. if you think oil will bounce here you want to own it. i'm not saying oil will bounce. uh'm not saying that. anthony in ohio, please. >> caller: hi, jim. my son and i watch you every day. we get smarter every time. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> caller: i'm looking at stocks at that time 4% yield floor. i see micro chip mchp. >> that's where you want to buy. it worked for us before. i'm glad you watched it with your child. i like that stock here. eric in new jersey. eric.ç >> caller: boo-yah from hoboken, jim. >> you're right around the corner. >> caller: managing my own. i.r.a. looking for a long term energy play. i like kindermorgan. >> i'm going to endorse it. these stocks have come down. it's amazing. darby in florida. >> caller: hi, jim. my stock is live person, lpsn. >> yes. as if we need a live person for customer service. i'm goi

pat warren reports, officers and agents swooped in on the alleged gang, on clifford mills road, underfx. >> reporter: for three weeks, the bureau of tabacko -- tobacco, firearms, were tracking a game of six violent robbers. >> these are a group of violent individuals who were going to do harm today. >> reporter: agents and officers closed in. >> four of the individuals in a vehicle deliberately attempted to run over officers and agents. one of the agents, who was in fear of his life, and the other agents and officers around him, fired one round from his weapon at the driver of the vehicle who was attempting to run him over, striking him once in the right shoulder blade. >> reporter: the getaway car ran two police vehicles before it stopped. officers recovered six weapons and a bulletproof vest. >> obviously a clear indication of what these individuals were going to do today. >> reporter: the atf is offering no further details on the investigation and has not said what led them to this clipper mill location. i'm pat warren, reporting. now back to you on tv hill. >> the suspect who was

. >> >>pam: that was chard clifford reporting. usually teachers are celebrating the last day of class is. now they found that their school will become an academy. >> we are happy that we will be here next year. this is where are hamas. we got stomped on by our district. we kept fighting it we got the approval for charters for yesterday. that was our grand slam. >>pam: we're not sure whether the military academy will be allowed to use the current classrooms. >> this boat sank last july. now the boat has been located. several of the people are from the bay area. we have a google map of where the boat was found. it was found 75 mi. south of san felipe bay. the victim's family was to decide wether they will go through they costly process of claiming their remains or just leave them at the bottom of the ocean. >>pam: there was a natural gas leaking from an apartment complex and san jose. a driver lost control is a van and slanted to decided building bricky the gas line. residents had to leave their homes at 2:00 in the morning. it was

just after 11:30, both agencies tried to arrest a group of men on clifford road in north baltimore.our suspects jumped into a car, tried to run the officers and the agents down. and agents fired a shot at the driver, hitting him in the shoulder. six guns were recovered at the scene. all six suspects are in custody, facing federal charges. baltimore county police say one of their off-duty officers got into a fight with a teenager, leading to the 17-year-old's death. pat warren is live in the newsroom to explain how the incident began. pat? >> well, it started with a 911 call, about 10:30 last night in woodlawn. police say the officer was giving cpr to the teen on starbrook road. moments before the officer found his front door damaged. and four teens running from the scene. during a physical altercation, the teen fell unconscious. he was pronounced dead. that teenager is identified as chris brown. he attended randallstown high school. police say no weapons were found at the location. brown's grieving mother describes him as an upstanding student and says she has serious questions abou

stras burg started, then tyler clifford came on to finish out the rays.hey will wrap up the series with tampa bain washington tonight, then coming here to baltimore. we are feeling the summer heat in our area, while in south florida it's heat and thunder. that's not a weather forecast. it's the nba finals. the miami heat and oklahoma city thunder resuming their series tonight. miami can clinch the championship with a victory in game five tonight. they lost the opener but stormed back to win the next three. lebron james scored 26 points in miami's victory in game four. james in search of his first ever ever nba title in good position to get it, focused on finishing off oklahoma city. >> my job is not done. i've been very focused, and i'm determined for us to play at a high level. so i will make sure my guys are ready for game 5, and we will be prepared. >> james says his body is better prepared for tonight avenue suffered leg cramps that caused him to sit for part of the second half in game four. reports of progress toward a playoff system for big-time col

trawls clifford has been going to the numbers and showing us how the health care reform impacted formericans. >> starting to dozen 14 pregnancy and newborn care will be covered. under current law just upheld by the supreme court, your baby or children under 19 cannot be denied coverage because of health problems. >>pam: here is a live look outside. >> as the head of the door tomorrow morning, widespread fraud. >>pam: coming of the supreme court of hold health care reform. the coverage continues. aha a-bombs year in the east bay. it was not a hoax. we're there as the bomb squad is broadened. >>pam: today the u.s. supreme court upheld the health care reform act. it will soon require everyone hall. flick of presidential election just months away one political analysts spoke about the implications. >> the gop had to change their game plan. they had all their doctors and members of congress ready to come off. filth schedule a vote on july 11th. their message " will be using the tax word that the justice gave them. today they scheduled a contempt both for older. that is how unhappy they we

. >> he's a 40-year-old married man, clifford wallack, screen name fotophix.here to meet a boy who told him online he was 14. dell from perverted-justice posing as the boy talks to fotophix on the phone. >> he said i like oral or ass sex. i said giving or receiving. he said both. i said cool, you up for that? he said sure. >> coming in the back door. >> holding his son's hand, the 40-year-old walks into the house. because we don't want to scare the little boy, we immediately tell the man what's going on. >> i got to tell you something, and i'm going to tell you this straight up right now. i'm chris hansen with "dateline nbc." >> okay. >> we are doing a story on adults meeting children. and since you have your child here, i'm not going to pursue this. >> okay. >> but i think you know what you're doing here, don't you? >> no. i was just coming to take someone to lunch. >> my point is because your child is here, i think it would be best if you went ahead and left. >> yeah, i agree. i will never do this again. >> since the police know the man has his son with him

charles clifford joins us live from petaluma.>charles: right now lions in sonoma county of the world's ugliest dog contest. right now they are shooting a student film. there is a lot of that activity. we are shooting a movie before the actual contest. 30 dogs have entered the contest. they're getting ready for contestants. there are two divisions, purebreds and must. the winner of that contest will defaced previous champions. there is one notable absence. last year's champion named iota passed away in march. we will have a brand new world's ugliest dog. there will be a lot of excitement this evening. this is one of the dogs from a vizcaya parker orca " are all our lives in santa rosa. upon and then when half-a i shall aha how huck of happened >> of syria shutdown made her and when hitler lieutenant at a one-year plan. the two pilots are missing. necessary steps for a response. his expected to make very strange relations between the two countries even worse. turkey has joined other nations in saying that the syrian president shoul

charles clifford is at the san francisco ferry terminal which was one of the agencies that added extra ferry to accommodate extra travelers. >>charles: there is no guarantee that all of these folks will get on. we are seeing people from the giants gave the losses it very seriously have disappeared and now we're starting to see fans from the golf tournament showing up to get on the ferry and head back to the state. we will stay here for the next couple of hours and have updates coming up. >>pam: all this started with an early-morning fire in west oakland query dan kerman is standing by at the scene of the fire. how >>dan: we consent at this point, a pg&e crews are still here, atf agents as well as oakland fire inspectors have not been able to get inside this building the has the remains of safe. cut this was going a the fourth story senior housing complex. all that is left of the building is the cement dries. this area caught fire and then caught the bart tracks on fire catching the third rail and damaging various tables. it is for that reason that our service was out for such a long ti

is this difference is the comment charles clifford, kron 4 news. >> in tennessee teenager sierra lamar is a case that report as they increase to $35,000. she disappeared on march 16th when she was on her way to the school bus stop in in volunteers can still use the search. let's go live to morgan hill. >>rob: there is the new lodge a reward. first i want to call your attention to caspar reservoir about four-5 mi. away from where sierra lamar was missing. the sheriffs that team is planning to search for the second time. earlier today there was the latest volunteers searched karen right at this reservoir. >> they searched high and low. they poked into heavy brush. alvarez has entered ploys that have come at takes, at an beestings is still searching. he said the search is personal. >> it i feel good that i'm doing something. >> torrazzo and 50 others were waiting early in the morning. they had a pep rally and a strategy session. there it hopes to bring sierra home. amid speculation of thanks sierra's killer may have gone fishy here, the volunteers walked every inch of this shore line. thi

she knowed clifford and likes him, and she knows mark and likes him much better, and later after the war she allies with mark blitz steven who turned "the little foxes" into an operetta which is sometimes still performed. i actually saw a performance a couple of years ago at bard college. but she does not want to be like them. she sees them as political playwrights, and she sees them as encompassing a rather narrow audience. and she wants a big audience. she thinks she has important things to say, and she wants the large broadway audience. so she is always writing with that audience in mind. so though she is friendly with, let me put it that way, the playwrights we call the playwrights of the left, she is never part of that group or of either -- >> [inaudible] >> she's not part of the group theater, although she made allies with some people who were originally part of that theater. and she's not part of the province town players or any of the other left-wing groups. the second question, why does she join the party in 1939 is, i find, completely fascinating. she describes herself as h

this afternoon, charles cliffords book with state officials about what happens if degree starts coming ashore in california. >> there is always the debris and hazardous material into those kinds of things that occur. we're tried to take a look at this and say, is it different? >> they have been coordinated effort to come up with a plan for what happens if debris from the japanese tsunami starts washing ashore in california. >> the last couple of months we of the state level have been tried to get all the coastal counties and entities that would be affected by debris coming on the shoreline of the same page about what we know and then tried to figure out what it is we need to do to respond. >> the biggest problem so far is that there are a lot of unknowns. >> we do not know exactly what is in the ocean. it is not easy to track. we know that there's got to be more degree than normal. the question is, how much more? is it going to land in florida and california along the coastline or separate? it is all going to end up in alaska? those are questions which cannot answer. >> it is also uncl

that's...i believe that's the madame chiang kai shek shaking hands with the late clifford case and mikenseals at the table. senator dick russell is there. c-span: senator russell back here. >> guest: back there. and that's senator dirksen at the left, then i believe senator sparkman is just the other side of the madame. c-span: see what we have here on the page. >> guest: that's a picture of president eisenhower having a little fun and badinage and persiflage with the late speaker rayburn. and i believe that's senator russell long there in the center. yes russell long right in the center. i don't recognize the others in the picture. c-span: if this is 1958... i don't know, did you say '58? i can't see it from where i am. but you know eisenhower is president from '52 to '60. where were you at that point? >> guest: i was in the house. i went to the house in 1953 january when mr. eisenhower became president and i was in the senate the last two years of mr. eisenhower's second term. c-span: this photograph includes sam rayburn and joe martin. who were they? >> guest: sam rayburn was, at the

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host: clifford, democrat, you are on. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you doing?t: we're well. what's your question for us? >> caller: my question is i'm not trying to ask anything but one question, what do -- if either one of you was in the president's position, how would you turn that situation around where economist and everything. what would you do? guest: i think that -- first of all, i'm a journalist. i don't have opinions and i don't give advice. i'm going to have to pass on that. but if we talk about what the president and his point of view, you know, part of what's tricky about this is so much of it does seem to be not just out of his hands, but out of everyone's hands in the united states. we're talking about a hard landing in china. not that much you can do to influence whether or not china goes into a recession. they are just not that many steps that can be taken by the congress, bit white -- but the white house, by anyone to try to get the bubbles under control. a little bit out of our hands. the same thing with europe now. certainly the united states

just last month the painting by clifford still worth $30 million was scratched and punched by a woman in denver. she was arrested and pled guilty to criminal mischief. in houston the painting is expected to be back on display soon, amid concern over the delicate balance between sharing art and protecting it. >> you want everything glazed, bulletproof glass, guards standing behind you, what is the museum experience. >> reporter: amid speculation the witness may have working with the vandal, police are looking at all possibilities at the time. they are looking at the museum itself. the museum says that picasso will go back on display. >> janet, thank you so much. >>> coming up the suspect in a notorious murder in canada makes his first court appearance as police search for possible leads to other unsolved cases. a live report from montreal but first this is "today" on nbc. we need to look for a new van. yeah. i just don't know where to start. glad you found us. start by test-driving nearly every make and model, all in one place. carmax. start here. dodging the cameras after a violent co

. >> fifty books about clifford, the big red-dog and they all tell the exact same story, look how bigs made him a comedian's comedian. but if you still haven't heard of him, it's maybe because of this. >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> louis c.k. likes to push the envelope. you have all this success but you're not a household name yet? >> i shouldn't be a household name. i'm a filthy comedian. i deal with subjects not popular in every household. a household name is like ketchup. everybody wants ketchup. ketchup doesn't hurt anybody. >> you are so brilliant and so clever. >> thank you. >> so as a mother i say to you, why do you go for the cheap joke? why do you have to do the filthy stuff? >> first of all, anybody who thinks those are easy laughs, go ahead and try. they are not easy. there's no such thing as a cheap laugh. they all cost something. it costs me a lot being dirty. i don't know. i do have some ambivalence about it. i've had fantasies of doing a special that's pure clean. it would be fun to do that someday. >> that said, don't hold your breath. louis seems to revel in co

time for the closer tyler clifford. adam jones had a solo homer back in the seventh inning. cliff ford gets the seventh save of the season. nats win. >>> mets hosting the yankees and game tied in the seven when eric chavez breaks it at the expense of former reliever john rouge. the yanks take the lead and the win. nationals now lead the mets by 3 1/2 games in the n.l. east. >>> tiger's tomorrow is in -- tournament is in town next week. brian davis and roland thatcher are your co-leaders after three rounds, both at 12 under par. >>> and that's been your sports report. have a great day. >> thank you, zach. >>> next up is reporters notebook, a look at stories affecting or area. >>> good morning. welcome to reporters notebook. we begin this morning with the turmoil at uva. the university of virginia has been roiling in controversy since the resignation of president theresa sullivan a couple of weeks ago. her resignation has thrown the governing board into chaos, upset the students and the benefactors, alumni and some say it's put the university's stellar reputation at risk. what

we're 103 years old this year, and we are founded by a gentleman named clifford beers who himself was involuntarily committed for two years and was so appalled at what he found in the asylum system that he dedicated the rest of his life publicly to end stigma associated with mental health conditions. tregg, this guy's great, you've got to get him involved nationally, so as of this morning he's our new national spokesperson. he doesn't know that yet. [laughter] [applause] and we are proud and fortunate to have him, indeed. we have concern let me tell you just a bit about our mission very briefly. it's to advocate, educate and serve. we advocate on behalf of those living with a mental health condition broadly defined. we educate the american public about the harm and often mortal marm that stigma does in this country about mental health conditions each and every day. and we serve the american public through our 240 affiliates in 37 states. and we're proud of that mission. our symbol is the bell of hope. it sits in our lobby. in 1953 when they shut down the barbaric asylum system in this

you are talking about one of the various portions of that fiscal clifford the desperation that the bushtax cut, but she said i'm not advocating not necessarily peer-to-peer or other steps that the congress could do. could you in your wisdom tell us what those other steps might be, just articulate them so i have a to-do list at that the case? >> i think i might enough not to tell you the answer to that question. what i am saying is that the concern here in the short term is that all of these measures together if they all occur will not to withdraw as spending and an increase in taxation depending on how you count between three and 5% of gdp, which would have a very significant impact in the near-term recovery. whatever benefits you might see in most programs in the long-term. but i am saying is that members of congress, steps should be taken to mitigate that overall impact and that a combination of tax reduction as spending increases that's really up to you. there's no action is taken, what is particularly striking is this is all pre-programs or if you all go on vacation is still going t

clifford ph.d. professor of economics and finance at shenandoah in university. dr.eugene sterling ph.d. senior fellow with the urban institute, dr. jared bernstein ph.d. senior fellow center on budget and policy priorities and dr. i could run in ph.d. of economic policy congressional relations the american action forum i would like to remind all of our witnesses the testimony is limited to five minutes. all of your written testimony will be made part of the permanent record. please, proceed with your opening statement. >> good morning. i appreciate very much of the emotion with which certain people have addressed the loss of health insurance upon passing over certain thresholds, and the article i wrote on the dead zone three years ago by myself got a little emotional at those plants it seemed so unfair as well as socially and efficient to have the cliffs over which people would fall and there was an opportunity with health reform to address this. we've grown a series of support to provide an economic safety net i1 of the reports the eitc house has a positive for wor

tomorrow charlie will be representing his deceased father, clifford richardson, who served in the navy during world war ii. i would like to take a moment to thank the vice president of the always free honor flight, dream addenda, which is the widow of gilligan, bob denver. she is representing her deceased father, glenn perry, who served in the army during the korean war. and i would like to thank pam coburn, who has been instrumental in planning west virginia's first honor flight. she is representing her father, francis fluhard, an air force aerial photographer on a b-24 liberator during world world wa. mr. president, thanks to charlie, dreema, bob denver, pam and the help of others, 31 veterans will be traveling to washington tomorrow on this very special journey. i commend them for their dedication and for giving west virginia just one more way to say thank you. thank you to our veterans for their service and sacrifice. i've always said that we owe our men and women who have served more than a debt of gratitude. showing our appreciation is something we should do each and every day. b

you were talking about one of the biggest portions of the fiscal clifford b. the expiration of the best tax cut. he said i am not advocating that. in your wisdom could you tell us what the other steps might be a, to articulate them so i have a to do list? >> i think i am wise enough not to tell you. what i am saying is, the concern here in the short term is that all of these measures together, they will amount to a withdrawal of spending and an increase in taxation. that is the pending how you count between 3% and 5% of gdp double have an impact on recovery. ever benefit you might see in the long term. what i am saying is, in ways that are up to congress, steps should be taken to mitigate that overall impact in what combination of tax reduction and spending increases, that is really up to you. if that action is taking, what is striking here, this is all preprogrammed. if you go on vacation it will still happen. it is important to think about that and see how you mind address that concern at the appropriate time. >> that leads me to my second question. i hear t

just last month, a painting by clifford still worth $30 million was scratched and punched by a woman in denver. she was arrested and pled guilty to criminal mischief. in houston, the painting is expected to be back on display soon amid concern over the delicate balance between sharing art and protecting it. >> you want everything glazed with quarter-inch thick bullet proof glass. you want guards standing behind you. what is the museum experience? >> reporter: there is speculation the witness may know or have been working with the vandal. houston police will only say they've also got surveillance video from the collection and they are considering all possibilities in this case. ann, back to you. >> janet, thank you so much. >>> coming up the suspect in a notorious murder in canada makes his first court appearance as police search for possible leads to other unsolved cases. a live report from montreal but first this is "today" on nbc. th. dodging the cameras after a violent confrontation with a new york city photographer. was it an assault or was the actor protecting himself? >>> and r

host: clifford, democrat, you are on. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you doing?s your question for us? >> caller: my question is i'm not trying to ask anything but one question, what do -- if either one of you was in the president's position, how would you turn that situation around where economist and everything. what would you do? guest: i think that -- first of all, i'm a journalist. i don't have opinions and i don't give advice. i'm going to have to pass on that. but if we talk about what the president and his point of view, you know, part of what's tricky about this is so much of it does seem to be not just out of his hands, but out of everyone's hands in the united states. we're talking about a hard landing in china. not that much you can do to influence whether or not china goes into a recession. they are just not that many steps that can be taken by the congress, bit -- but the white house, by anyone to try to get the bubbles under control. a little bit out of our hands. the same thing with europe now. certainly the united states is an important, you know