and i've had wonderful letters from her and from jerrie cobb but i didn't realize. i was out of the country or so buried in my work i didn't realize until after it was over with that these hearings had gone on. and then that's when we found out the parameters our jet test pilot experience to be an astronaut which let us out of the league. >> for the time being at least -- >> yes, yes. thank you for adding that because eileen did it. we have three girl test pilots, and i think we've got two female -- eileen and another gal that are testing because eileen has to have a backup, a girl backup. >> and hopefully we'll be seeing more and more. >> absolutely. >> you went on, as you said, you were traveling overseas for lengths of time. you had your career in aviation. tell us something about that, you would, an overview of what you continued to do. >> i kind of went over to -- well, i went over to russia with two goals in mind, to see the paris air show and to meet valentina because she had already gone up in ' 63. and i was in russia in '65. i went on a train from vienna t

>> before i read about gerry cobb? didn't even know about it. it was not something we knew about. it was just as new as new. we didn't know what astronaut meant. >> so you just jumped into it -- >> absolutely. i knew that was for me. i wanted to go into exploration. i've always been sort of an explorer in my youth. >> great. and you've continued to be an explorer. you're exploring still. >> yes. i hope to go on to russia and be a part of a cross training of american astronauts and russian cosmonauts so that we can use their facility at star city and go through some of the same tests that eileen's gone through in houston. i've been down to houston many times. i've observed what she has done and with the astronauts down there, but i could never have the chance of partaking in such a wonderful schooling. >> it will be interesting to see how the training that you're able to go through in star city measures up with the it testing and training that you did do earlier when you first started out as a 21-year-old not knowing anything about the space opportunities. >> well, what's interesti

with me, actress and comedian margaret cho, and bill snyder, and jane junn and jelani cobb.ng here. i am excited about the idea that finally we may start talking in media about asian american voters in the way we have long talked about black american voters. is that the wrong way to think about it? >> think after jeremy lin after everything counts. we're all finally in the game. superexciting. i don't know. i think for my family in particular, we talked about this before, so hard for them to take ownership of political power and to vote, that they felt like they belonged in this country. when my parents came here, i was born in the '60s, my father was deported. my mother would push me forward, like, she's white. i was supposed to be the generation to take on the political power, and nah empowerment, my parents are uncomfortable with it. and that's the thing and asian american voters don't have a group identity. they have so many diverse identities within asian american. there is an unwillingness to identify as the same over here. >> it feels in that way similar to latino vot

the victim taught sunday school and her minister cobb seeds that it's been hard for locals to remain neutral. >> and we know we had to be parent with this -- patient with this. this is how it works, in the best interest to everybody. not to jump to conclusions or have preconceived notions but we all have them and that is unfortunate it happened. >> reporter: in a bizarre twist in this story, the mother of the police officer was indicted by the grand jury, a secretary here at the culpeper police department for a period of time, eight years. several years ago, according to the grand jury, she changeed the personnel file in her son's records, cleansing the file and that had nothing to do with this case and that is raising eyebrows. everyone in up to, brian, told us that this should be hill elsewhere. >> john henrehan tonight. >> a man trapped under a metro train yesterday remains in critical condition and had name -- his name is not released and rescue workers got him free and flow him to shock trauma in baltimore. and investigators will determine whether all safety procedures were foll

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a 3.9 quake happened about 5:30 in the town of cobb, 25 miles santa ro,of a second quake hit three hoursater with 2.8. the area hit is near the guyers geothermal development. no damage was reported. >>> motherhood is full of on at a xals and joys, right? there's no doubt moms of children with cancer face another level of challenges and every mother's day the american cancer society and great american theme park team up to give moms and families a day off from cancer. more than 600 families were invited across northern and central california, the santa clara men's basketball team was among the celebrity athletes on hand to take photos with young fans as well. >> it's absolutely phenomenal to see the kids, survival rate for kids with cancer has gone so high. that about 85% of them really get through it. >> this is a 23rd year of great america has hosted courageous kids day. >>> brides to be were able to get a deal on a dress and help cancer patients at the same time today. the nationwide tour of gowns came through san francisco, this weekend. nearly 1,000 wedding gowns donated were availab

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watch as this dog pins down 16-year-old cissy cobb, an epileptic. >> okay, well, dawn's telling you,'t get up." >> reporter: shannon still passes out, but clover warns her every time. >> she's a gift from god. i mean, science can't explain this. >> reporter: a new kind of super dog, with an instinct to protect as old as the friendship between man and dog. ron claiborne, abc news, cochransville, pennsylvania. >> what a great story. >> absolutely. >> all right. that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good

corn kernels and sell them the way they ordinarily would do and then to be able to use their corn cobbs and the cornstalks in the stover to be able to use by-products from the forestry industry, to be able to use miscant hy s and switch grass, all of that on land that might not be that usable for normal agriculture. this is -- this is the advanced biofuels which i think our nation is ultimately, if we succeed at this, is going to depend on which will give us all the benefits you've heard from others about energy independence and a more environmentally sustainable way of producing energy. >> thank you. mr. taylor, what kinds of policy or eligibility changes would you suggest to help ensure that bcap dollars are being spent where they -- where they were intended? >> i think the -- as we all know, bcap got off to a rough start with matching payments, and i think that's a testimony to the difficulty of solving this chicken and egg problem, but the -- one recommendation that we would make would be that the -- the projects -- there's a tendency in the rule to try to spread the money among as

known any of the women that went through the mercury testing with you at the time, you knew jerrie cobb and jackie cochran but not the others who had passed, and that you only got to meet them a few years ago. what was that like? >> it was pretty neat. being the youngest, i was outvoted on who was going to talk first, so i sat there and listen ed a lot, and i did have my camera so i got to film a lot of what was going on in the various impromptu clutches that we would get into. and every time we got together, there would be more stories that came out. they all thought of things, especially some of the girls that went together. now, see, i was by myself so i didn't have anybody to talk to. i didn't -- but they being older could have each other to talk to or they'd talk more to the doctors and the nurses more than i would be. i just considered myself a subject, and i was there to take tests and i didn't ask questions and i just was there. so i still listened to their stories because i didn't have the fascinating stories. i've told you some of my experiences. sarah ratley said she had her

. >> senator cobb. >> thank you, mr. chairman. following up on the last point, you talked before about the need to prioritize in the event of sequesteration. every one of these responsibilities that the federal bureau of investigation have are important to nothing, and in many cases, they're important to the entire citizenry. when you said the budget would take a big hit, it would be a very hard hit, is what you just said, i recall when the secretary of defense was asked not just about the hit on the budget but the effect on the country on his ability to help defend the country. could i ask you to respond to the question about the fbi's ability to do the important work that it has. the secretary of defense called it catastrophic. how would you characterize the affect of the sequesteration of the across the board cuts. >> i misspoke before. i think i said it would be a 7% to 8% cut. i should have said we would lose 3500 positions. as opposed to 15. 3500 positions, 1500 special agents, 1100 analysts, and 900 professional staff. it's

watch as this dog pins down 16-year-old cissy cobb, an epileptic. >> okay, well, dawn's telling you,t up." >> reporter: shannon still passes out, but clover warns her every time. >> she's a gift from god. science can't explain this. >> reporter: a new kind of super dog, with an instinct to protect as old as the friendship between man and dog. ron clanor, abc news, cochransville, pennsylvania. >> and they're working on detecting high blood pressure too. thanks so much for watching. "nightline" will be along later with bill weir and we'll see you back here again tomorrow night. goodnight. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. this is "jeopardy!"

europe's heavyweights prepared to square up to each other over cobbs. former government as well served to play to the bureau. and the world's top whistleblower takes on torture and illegal rendition and his latest explosive interview and it's here on our t.v. later this week. hello and welcome to our teeth thank you for joining us it is ten o'clock here in moscow and well a month into the cease fire but syria's still suffering from violence and that is casting some serious doubt on the u.n. backed peace plan on monday the e.u. imposed a new set of economic sanctions against the country to palm the pressure but only on the government european leaders want to speed up the implementation of kofi annan peace initiative which they say has so far failed damascus claims it's being targeted by terrorist groups backed by foreign powers syria's on rest has been spilling across the border into lebanon with sectarian clashes between pro and anti assad supporters leaving at least five people dead international relations professor mark almond believes that even if sy

expensive, less profitable crop it's like wheat that can be harvested by machinance and to move a lot of cobbs and activity down south across the border to mexico where labor is plentiful. 23% of workers in arizona are in the construction industry. the construction industry has been decimated generally bite housing collapse but hurt more in arizona because of laws like sb1070. in the peak of housing prices in phoenix in june, 2006, through to the trough in september of 2011, they declined a whopping 55.9% in price. it was the second worst decline of any american major city in the united states. immigration policy does not deserve all or maybe even most of the blame for that decline in price, but one major reason why it was so great in phoenix is that the state drove out 100,000 people with sb1070 and an additional 100,000 people with the other previous law, the employer sanctions law. 100,000 unauthorized immigrants mostly in maricopa county, would have rented or bought quite a few houses or rentered them and slowed down the housing price collapse. but they couldn't because they weren't there.

watch as this dog pins down 16-year-old cissy cobb, an epileptic. >> okay, well, dawn's telling you,t up." >> reporter: shannon still passes out, but clover warns her every time. >> she's a gift from god. science can't explain this. >> reporter: a new kind of super dog, with an instinct to protect as old as the friendship between man and dog. ron claiborne, abc news, cochransville, pennsylvania. >> and they're working on detecting high blood pressure too. thanks so much for watching. "nightline" will be along later with bill weir and we'll see you back here again tomorrow night. goodnight. >>> president ob krauma comes to skaly -- silicon valley to ask for money and he'll get plenty of it tonight. >> if jobs are the answer, hewlett-packard is raising troubling questions tonight with the biggest payroll purge in its history. >> california watch investigation, homeowners lost their houses to foreclosure now facing double jeopardy. >> and i'm dying to be able to reunite and rebuilt. >> suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi opens up on the scandal that rocked his marriage and his career. >> t

dubey bach terry cobb the week's main stories for you in just a few miles. from. here the reindeer is everything for the herders. and when it suffers. people do their best to help go up. the distances are. unpredictable. will the remedy be untied. my married mother would not buy because. truism. and she was very cool. she felt. i was frankenstein's monster. we don't have the problem but every hour i had africa is i'm a i'm the palestinian or in the european side to negotiate an end to the violent attacks against israel which i have no fear of war calling. so long as you have no fear calling the leader of the state of israel one of the main terrorists in the world. we are supposed to be seriously examining history but you mention a few words about jewish cover labyrinth and people get so upset this is i'm sorry to say it's a form of emotional blackmail. if you.

. >> ty cobb pitched in 1925. the orioles back home today.tucky derby champ is coming to baltimore. won thee another kentucky derby. the last time the derby champion in this early was in 2001. not the namether, for wanting another cocktail. his wife owns a cookie business called i'll have another. that is a good story. we will see if he can win the triple crown. >> loving those o's. >> a new administration close soon take place in france. dr. shaq?aq to he has a new title. >> this looks like something bright out of a spy movie. this takes you above the water. >> i want one. we have some rain in the seven- day forecast. >> fire activity in a couple of locations. >> three children are

watch as this dog pins down 16-year-old cissy cobb, an epileptic. >> okay, well, dawn's telling you,t up." >> reporter: shannon still passes out, but clover warns her every time. >> she's a gift from god. science can't explain this. >> reporter: a new kind of super dog, with an instinct to protect as old as the friendship between man and dog. ron clanor, abc news, cochransville, pennsylvania. >> and they're working on detecting high blood pressure too. thanks so much for watching. "nightline" will be along later with bill weir and we'll see you back here again tomorrow night. goodnight. this country was built by working people. the economy needs manufacturing. machines, tools, people making stuff. companies have to invest in making things. infrastructure, construction, production. we need it now more than ever. chevron's putting more than $8 billion dollars back in the u.s. economy this year. in pipes, cement, steel, jobs, energy. we need to get the wheels turning. i'm proud of that. making reathings... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪

joining us are joy-ann reid and jelani cobb, and when you look at the reduction of the federal supportrs be lobbying for more federal spending? >> look at what happened last time. you had governors like charlie crist and others who were for that stimulus money and they paid a huge political price for it. it was considered unpopular to the point where rick perry said in texas, we don't want your federal money and people were rejecting it. then it seems to me completely suicidal in a way, because you are laying off state workers and increasing unemployment in your own state which has a ripple effect throughout the economy and fewer people working and spending. >> and fewer people paying taxes to the state to do all of the things that your state needs revenue for. >> that is the amazing thing is watching unemployment reports because here is the private sector number of the jobs created, and then you to deduct the tens of thousands of public sector jobs coming off and then you start to add them up in a recession, and that really adds up. the other thing i wonder is that you look at the dir

it's about how you're trapped in a big net, a big spider cobb web she calls it, and you can try to do can't control the system, so like even in a few months the same author could -- could change her mind. >> you touched on this a little bit earlier. hats way we measure economic success, both individually and -- mainly let's focus as a nation. has that changed over the course of 180 years, 175 years? >> of course it has. i mean -- >> i mean in, terms of statistics. >> >> in terms of the course of a nation, in the 1830s they didn't necessarily think in those terms, so political economy has a field hadn't really developed into economics yet, and they didn't measure economic growth as a component of what they were supposed to be studying, of what counted as a successful nation. they were still thinking in individual terms generally, and so domestic economy, political economy, novels -- there's been a lot of work in the last few years about how all the genres of measurement, genres of discussion, are really narrative in form and are intertwines with one another. it hasn't become the model

new bolder fresher show miller and i will be going to atlanta, georgia, friday, september 7 at the cobba big night. also we will see you for the big show at town hall in manhattan this coming saturday night. also june 22 in indianapolis. june 23 chicago. details on all the bolder fresher shows on bill o'reilly .com. now, to the mail. >> bill: well, that is how the fox news channel is run and i adhere to that, bruce. fair and balanced. if you support vicious insults toward president obama then you must allow people like bill maher to do the same thing to president bush, mitt romney or any other republican. this is a high road and low road in political discourse and the high road is always better.

to say that 'african-americans are more -- i think it will take time, cobb on necessary, it is an evolutionuest, the sheriff, talked about that. the civil righters that make the case up until 1967, loving versus virginia. u it's treated americans less than equal and people of race and color should be more similar dhetic, to the situation of people who guy and being scrimmage nated against. >> we talked about this when we talked on the airplane. we talked about how muslims femt about this and the thing is, anna, that i'm wondering when people say -- and i hate to use this term -- on the wrong side of history. like the republics will be on the wrong side of history with this. but be honest. aren't we going to look back one day and we'll be saying same thing about racial marriages? sure some people oppose it and ten years from now it will seem like that's where it's going. people may not agree with it. people didn't agree with integration but it seems to me, it's inevitable. do the rupps skmand a chance of being on the wrong side of history or could this reverse and hurt the party if. >> i ask

he claims the sex was cobb sensual and he's known for revealing hundreds of thousands of secrets of u.snts on the whistle-blower site. >>> no mercy for charles taylor and that judge sentenced him to 50 years in prison to war crimes and the treboundal said the former dictator supported violent rebels in exchange for diamonds. thousands gathered in the sierra leone capital to watch a live feed of today's sentenceing. >>> coming up, college students are drowning in credit card debt and a new study said higher learning institutions might be to blame. >>> plus, you see it on license plates and should d.c.'s flag also display the phrase taxation without representation. we'll tell but a new effort to bring attention to the district's place. >>> and a special ceremony for a teacher who became a u.s. citizens. why he said that he could not have done it without his students. students. 4@ when mitt romney says "planned parenthood we're gonna get rid of that." romney is saying he'll deny women the birth control and cancer screenings they depend on. when romney says "do i believe the supreme court s

ramirez did not speak with us today cobb to solicit that do the talking for him. but, the bats were silent. he was 0-4 with three strikeouts. there was a wonder if time is running out. now, at 8-36, the oakland a's are not exactly sure when they will be ready to call him up. >>catherine: we are looking at stocks, they have a down day on wall street more of like it's here to explain why stocks were a loser. >> we are down about 6 percent of the markets. our intent year treasury hit 61% been treated and well under 2 4/7. our economy is distressed. >>catherine: pending sales of homes has a decrease? >> it feels like a yo-yo. yesterday there was good real estate news. >>pam: the only thing i can hide behind is, it is incredibly volatile. costs previously owned homes in the month of april fell. hah hah there are a lot of has hottest of forecloses on the market to keep the supply high. we're not quite there yet seriout. thoughtful >>catherine: it was interesting to hear from the apple ceo. they are calling this a winner. >> it is an intense focus. >> they are about to r

here's a live look outside of cobb and we will be right back.again the time delay get all as a result, man with the mob go back out of that is to come back gate not his idea is there not as the top of this the first time he's state but the organism and it does leave herzog i heard them say were a way is is and what data and get drive like not such key hamas was leaking on a state's legal my right before 7:00 is not stopped i needed i'll even at 98 et costs if but and and and a and and and a lot instilling cadets >>erica: the movie beer vendors is slated to rise as high as no. 3 and beat out the final harry potter and stock. >>darya: friends volume celebrates his 30th birthday next month. fog reports said that prince william will and here more than 10 million british pounds which its 16 million in u.s.. >>mark: a fatal shooting of a teenager by oakland police and why police said the officers had to open fire. it is a big win for facebook starting with a birthday and ending with pricey gifts for company's founders and the second lead of the tour o

new bolder fresher show miller and i will be going to atlanta, georgia, friday, september 7 at the cobbwe will see you for the big show at town hall in manhattan this coming saturday night. also june 22 in indianapolis. june 23 chicago. details on all the bolder fresher shows on bill o'reilly .com. now, to the mail. >> bill: well, that is how the fox news channel is run and i adhere to that, bruce. fair and balanced. if you support vicious insults toward president obama then you must allow people like bill maher to do the same thing to president bush, mitt romney or any other republican. this is a high road and low road in political discourse and the high road is always better. .org isalways do that, asking for more team so the investigation can lead to justice. i don't believe they can't pressure the authorities to do the right thing, as you put it. >> bill: we try to give you your money's worth, lee. thanks for reading "killing lincoln." finally, pin sheds and patriots. $40,000 will get you a seat in george clooney's house. the event is expected to raise 15 million bucks for the presi

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watch as this dog pins down 16-year-old sissy cobb, an epileptic. >> the dog is telling you don't getrter: shannon still passes out, but clover warns her every time. >> she's a gift from god that, i mean, science can't explain this. >> reporter: a new kind of superdog with an instinct to protect as old as the friendship between man and dog. ron claiborne, abc news, cochransville, pennsylvania. >> that's not the only thing they do. they act as braces. so they brace you when you are about to fall in case you do faint. >> if you get a sugar low, they'll go get juice on command. >> if you need to call 911, they'll go and get the phone for you. and then they are just so beautiful and wonderful to be around. >> that, too. they give you a lot of love. >> i know. >> we love dogs. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- prostitution scandal. the head of the secret service answers tough questions about his agents at a wild drunken sex party. >> the investigation, the agents involved, and has this misconduct happened before? it's thursday, may 24th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world ne

it's right along the tidal potomac from near cobb island and that area, port tobacco, that is drifting to the east. passing just south of la plata and waldorf. that's going to be moving into st. mary's county the next, oh, perhaps ten minutes or so. now we do have a large area that could have some severe weather later this afternoon, includes about all of virginia, maryland, west virginia, the district, there could be storms producing damaging winds and hail between 3:00 and 7:00 p.m. if you hear thunder, get inside, turn on nbc 4, we'll let you know what's going on. the time frame, 3:00 to 7:00 p.m. and what a warm afternoon, too. we ought to be making it well into the 80s. in fact, ought to be near 80 by noontime. i'll show you the latest radar, that will be in ten minutes, coming up at 5:41. now danella has a look at traffic. good morning. >>> good morning. starting out in maryland, have an accident along 301. traveling northbound at frank tippitt road. right in front of the veterans cemetery. please look out for this accident here. it is blocking a couple of your lanes and the fire

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because when he broke the career record for hits, ty cobbs, he said well, i did it one day in september. if i hadn't i would have done it the next day w the hitting streak, it never ends. you have to do it every single day. you can't, and if you walk that's bad because you have lost an opportunity to get a hit. so for numerous reasons it's just a very difficult and statistically highly improbable. >> rose: so 99% of the people you talk to say it almost -- >> there is an untouchable number hit --00 and pretty much everybody, ted williams was the last to do it. pretty much everybody said that it would be more likely that somebody would hit 400 than hit -- 6 straight. not that it's so easy to hit 400 certainly. >> rose: so what was it like for dimaggio. >> it was an incredibly intense time. he was only 26 years old. we think of him as this fully formed icon. he came into our consciousness having had songs about him on the radio and of course married marilyn monroe and all of this. he was a living icon. and at this time he is a 26-year-old kid, a baseball star but people didn't know him bef

. >> the family voice to the outrage after learning that the former bart cobb was in a state appeals to get his conviction of involuntary manslaughter overturned. the grant family believes it could ultimately lead to him returning to law enforcement. >> he should not be eligible, even to attempt to apply. >> the ultimate justice that we seek is being made crystal clear, will not come to us. >> they asked us to be patient and let justice take its place. of justice has not taken its place for oscar brand, the family or the community. >> now, he feels like he should be police officer again. are you kidding me? he messed that up when he killed someone. >>ysabel: the j.p. morgan to its colossal $2 billion misfire is being looked at as prove that big banks still do not understand that threats posed by their own speculation. this could give federal regulators another reason to tighten banking rules even more. shares dropped nearly 10% on friday. the ceo call the mistake of regis and then went on to explain using terms like synthetic credit portfolios in the value at risk models. grant lodes

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