at this point compton's case is closed. >> later with the video came ra he provided compton expressed his feelings about the write-up. >> the end result on this situation right here, what's going to happen -- thrown away. thrown out. in the trash. >> the prison disciplinary board assessed compton with a loss of 60 days of good time, but suspended it pending good behavior. on the way back from the hearing an inmate begins yelling the threats. >> after securing compton in the dorm, his escort officer sergeant tibbles comes back out to investigate. >> while i was walking compton back to the dorm, he was threatened. his life was threatened. i'm looking for the guy who threatened him. i know he was short. a white guy with a blue cap on. i'm almost sure i know who it is. as soon as i see him i'll know exactly who it is. come here. >> what did i do? >> why don't we step over here for a second? >> i ain't got nothing. >> the inmate is identified as richard canada. his name was on some of the money order receipts turned in by compton's mother. >> turn around and tough up. >> for what? >> becau

>> reporter: the compton cricket club. cricket and compton are an unlikely combination.re not only learning a refined new sport but also the gentlemanly values that go with it. >> it treats them civility. it treats them dignity. it gives them self-respect. above all it gives them respect from the opponents. >> reporter: many of these players have done jail time. some of them used to be members of rival street gangs. now they play together. who makes the cucumber sandwiches? >> none of us. >> reporter: the cesares brothers had another brother killed by a drive-by shooting a few years ago. cricket has been their ticket out. >> prince edwards. who would have thought? kids from compton will go over there and have tea with them. >> reporter: not only did the team get to play at windsor castle, they've traveled to sydney, australia. recruiting new team members is getting easier. >> we can't go and be a gentlemen with tea. you know what i'm saying? we say represent and throw up some love. oh, yeah, yeah, we got that, we got that. >> reporter: in fact, the team has been so succe

we wanted to make a film about -- kind of showing another side of compton.etball thing was intended to just be a metaphor. i think there's a lot of lines that separate people in the world these days, whether it's financial or race or religion. and this was supposed to be a line that drew everyone together, which was the free-throw line at compton high school. >> you did some additional fund-raising that day. how does this all work out for everybody? >> i believe they will get about $5,000 a piece, something like that. >> right. and is that plus their tuition? i guess they get their tuition and then they get this money? so what's the reaction been? >> everybody was excited when i decided to give it up. everybody was just commending me and telling me what i did was a great thing. but i figure, you know, it was the right thing to do. so, it was a no brainer for me. >> that's the best part. when it's a no brainer, it's the right thing to do and it's a great thing. that combination doesn't come across very often in life. congratulations, allan guei, star basketba

our next guest stars as bill compton, age 173, on the big naked vampire show "true blood."moyer. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, everyone's excited that you're here. i think dax screamed the loudest when you came out here, though. [ cheers and applause ] they're all ready to become part of the undead. we should be -- >> i think we should just have 20 minutes of that. that would be fine. i get quite nervous for these things. >> jimmy: you're not really a vampire, right? you're not really even a american,wç >> i'm not really american, no. >> jimmy: where in england are you from? >> i'm from a little town called brentwood. tell me somebody -- >> they think brentwood, california. >> according to wikipedia -- i go to there, great places -- brentwood in california is named after the place i come from. >> jimmy: oh,, really? is it a rich neighborhood, also? >> well, in case you kind of think this kind of rustic existence where there was cows rooming around on the road or something like that, it's actually the home of the british version of "jersey shore." >> jimmy: oh, rea

ann compton's booth is so claustrophobic that it would present a wardrobe challenge for superman.f it seems cramped it is. >> as you can see, there's not a lot of roo. i can't really stretch my arms out to either side. the entire press operation feets in a space that used to be dwight eisenhower's pool. >> ever been down there jamie? can you still smell the clear reason from the -- chlorine from the pool? >> no, smell something else. >> a little musty from too many bodies. 91. humidity 42%. it's muggy. more oppressive further south into lower parts of the state. laurel, you got hot humid weather, a mix of clouds and sunshine and what looks like slightly unstable air as the clouds billow up a little bit. we see no showers on the radar. towson just a generally blue sky with a few puffy cumulus clouds. annapolis seering sunshine but good day for sailors to be out and about. maryland's most popular radar showing very little. what little we have down here on the lower eastern shore but most of us said all clear. you can see across baltimore, hagerstown, washington, there's a few stray

final since one thousand nine hundred nine when would see the become the most successful nation in compton merica history with fifteen titles and feel that he had a valid says it's perfect chance to make history. it doesn't mean a moment. we have reached a big moment following along some valving qualifications the world cup and now the cobra america it would be great to round off this chain with a successful final it would be great for everyone. well meanwhile powers like that other martino also hopes his team will make history on sunday however the argentinian long stretch current vice show's final since nine hundred seventy nine from the stones he was suspended for peter going on to the referee in the semifinal promising shootout win over that is why you are going to be talking early and general context that is what we are. continually growing as a team probably with a better proficiency especially when there was a game against group but we are never there have been going in the opposite direction but now it is final it's about character it's about understanding what it means for everybo

the easiest way to dispel that is one of the things that prompted me to become a drag queen is the compton riots followed by the stonewall riot, which were the birth of the clear rights movement. it is not easier to be a drag queen. it is much harder to be taken seriously, to make connections. and even when i ran for district 6, people said, "you are bringing your drag queen named with you? do you know that is going to be harder?" i do not mind working harder to prove myself. i think my run for district six did in grain me in the cultural and community fabric even greater than i was. it proved i can be taken seriously and not just someone who represents what sinkers in a bar -- lipsynchers in a bar. i represent a large community and a voice in the community. i will talk about the organizations i have worked with. my introduction came through chp, the community housing partnership. i was homeless myself after a bout with debilitating aids. after 11 t-cells, i bounced back and became a hairdresser. with a 98% success rate of taking people off the street and keeping them in housing -- often h

most prestigious tournament the costa ricans facing an uphill battle right before the half hour mark compton rundle brain is props judging self on lucky to receive the straight red for this challenge on perea colombia taking full advantage of thought going ahead on the stroke of half time freddy gwar in support of through ball finding it three and ramos and he makes no mistake one nil knows how would finish despite the chance falling to the winners in the second period colombia and move above argentina in the group the hosts are only able to draw with believe in the competitions opening fixture. and finally the temperatures here in the russian capital have been reaching out in thirty degree celsius regularly over the past few weeks. just perfect for swimming then so no better time for the moscow open water chopping chips to take place. perfect weather and a perfect venue that's what the moscow open more a champagne ship is known for an annual event of drinks more and more participants every year this time another record was set with more than one hundred swimmers and different races of if i

right and what can we learn from training now to answer these questions is documentary filmmaker bob compton the new film the finland phenomenon offers a fascinating look at the world's best education system bob welcome thank you good to be here great to have you with us first of all fill in america have some similarities in as much as fifteen percent of their kids are are speak a second language you know the same thing in the united states roughly it's this thing from actually to look it is not so much to compare finland to all of america because we don't have a federal education system we have fifty state system so and so the best way to look at it is to hear finland to the states and finland is the same size or larger and thirty three year. it states and when you start to break down those states minnesota for example they are almost identical demographically economically and yet in the ranks here in minnesota ranks here in the international exams so we have put all this emphasis and by the way i want to first just shout out to my old friend david sirota who told me a column about what you

eric compton. two heart transplants. that eagle right there. he was 6 over on the day. adam scott. steve williams, tied for the lead. ends semifinals at wimbledon -- men's semifinals at wimbledon. >> 62 degrees on tv hill. much more to come in our next half-hour. >> jacksonville residence will get millions in compensatory damages. i am jennifer franciotti. details are next. >> if a trip to the beach is your holiday plans, there are some waterways that you may want to avoid. >> we have one problem spot in the city, a brush fire to talk about. we will >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back. i am stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thank you for joining us this morning. john collins has a quick look at the forecast. >> let's continue with what happened it yesterday. we're starting out in beautiful shape with clear skies. humidity, 83%. that is normally a higher number. that will drop later today. the barometer is rising. 74 degrees at the inner harbor with sunny skies and a very nice condition. how long can ala it last

as long as there are narrow shoulders, ann compton's booth so claustrophobic would it pose a wardrobeoblem for superman. >> if it seems cramped, it is. >> you can see there is not a lot of room. and i can't and i the press operation fits in a space that used to be dwight eisenhower's pool. >> tight quarters but what a job to have. >> and thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. >> and the news at 5:00 continues right now. >> and thanks guys. picasso is stolen from an art gallery during business hours. >> very scary. >> playing with fire works cost a man three finger autos scientists working to turn bad body fat good. >>> the frantic search for american survivors continues tonight. coast guard not giving up on several men tossed overboard. it happened on sunday. the hope is that these men from northern california are still alive in the calm, warm water. david? >> seas are calm, water conditions are harsh, making dehydration a major concern. temperatures into triple digits, humidity about 80%. as we know from those who have been rescued, many were in under wear with no sun protecti

> winning a $40,000 scholarship by shooting free- throws was an amazing success for students from compton and los angeles. ellen guay announced he was giving all the winnings to the seven runners up in a competition. he has a full basketball scholarship to the university of california northridge in the fall and could have kept the money under ncaa rules. the students in the free-throw competition were selected for their academic success. pretty awesome he did that. >> and that is some great stuff. >> we know it's hot and hugh out there. uh. >> and could be in some storms tonight. >> and the full forecast is just ahead. >> first, here's lindsay. >> i'm lindsay murphy at the iceplex and one of the newest capitals return to his rots. we'll reintroduce you coming the kincaids live here. across the street, the padillas. ben and his family live here, too. ben's a re/max agent, and he's a big part of this community. there are lots of reasons why re/max agents average more sales than other agents. experience, certainly. but maybe it's also because they care about the markets they serve and the ne

cincinnati soon to be a nationally syndicated tv talk show star it starts september 19th through shawn comptonctions a tribune the one and only bill cunningham. how are you? >> sean hannity it's a great night to be an american. i feel awesome to be with a priest and almost a rabbi. i am not sure. no one is to the right of me and look at these guys. >> we disagree on redistribution of wealth. >> i am an inpen department voice. >> did the republicans screw up, cunningham, by undermining each other with conflicting plans? >> this is the 30th year after ronald reagan took the presidency in 1981. we are seeing a theatrical act taken three decades. this is the moment. the next week or two the reagan revolution will succeed or fail in the next 13 days. >> i agree with you. >> you were a pollster for bill clinton. i am a strong critic of clinton. in the end republicans want 94 went kicking and screaming balanced budget deal 7 years cbo numbers and the country was better off because he made that deal. i don't see that sized barack obama. >> with the da gang of 6 proposal -- >> you don't know what the p

here's 66 at compton road. if you're traveling on 66 east and west, i don't see any significant volume for you either. it's a good ride as the sunrises. here's the beltway at maryland at university boulevard. inner loop and outer loop of maryland, you're looking good as well. >>> a 4-year-old maryland boy is recovering this morning after police say a 5-year-old shot him on the playground. this happened in the 4400 block of 23rd parkway in temple hills apartment complex. around 4:30 yesterday afternoon, police say the two children were playing with others on the playground. the 5-year-old somehow got a hold of a gun, and it went off. the bullet narrowly missed his heart. the neighbor says he is shocked by this incident. >> he's a nice little boy. i never would have thought anything. he's not a troubled kid or nothing. used to see him go to school, come back and play. i used to take him to a swimming pool a whole lot. >> in maryland, police can charge any adult who allows an unsecured gun to find its way into a c

as we take a look at our roadways, 66 at compton road. 66 east and west as you're traveling in virginia lanes are clear. as the sunrises, it will be a nice ride for you. inner loop and outer loop in maryland, you're clear as well. good as the sun rises, right? this is 395 north of king street. 395 north and south in virginia, you're looking good. as you make your way towards the smooth ride. >> danella, thanks so much. >>> it's now 5:32. today lawyers for former imf head dominique strauss-kahn will ask for him to be released from his house arrest. this comes after reports of major problems with his accuser's credibility. news 4's tracee wilkins is live in the newsroom with the latest on the case. >> good morning. yes, there are changes happening in that sexual assault case against dominique strauss-kahn. some legal experts say the case is actually on the verge of collapse. investigators for the prosecution have uncovered major holes in the credibility of the housekeeper who alleged she was attacked by strauss-kahn. according to "the new york times," a law enforcement official who is fam

compton shot a 76 today. but the fact that he's even playing on tourist amazing.transplants. amazing story. 2 heart transplants. amazing story. men semifinal tomorrow at wimbledon. gairp tie an upset. >> yes. >> if it will be interesting. >> this whole two weeks. >> it really has. williams sisters knocked out. coming to a close. >> thanks. all the highlights. that's this edition of 7 news at 9 here on tv 20. stay with us now. stay connected. 7 news.com any time you wish. for mike, spencer all of us thanks for watching. hope to see you again in an hourn thanks for watching. hope to see you again in an hourn channel 7. goodbye for now

so far it's a good commute. 66 at compton road. i am seeing some volume heading 66 east.far i'm checking your speed. you're still traveling at a good speed. it's just there's a lot of you on the road right now. as we head over, i want to show you the american legion bridge is also picking up steam. again, you're still traveling at a good speed. no incidents to report at this time. a look at the rails. metro, marc, and vre all on time. if you're traveling to the foggy bottom metro station, be aware all your entrance escalators will be out of service. >>> congress is back to work today in an effort to try to come up with an agreement on the looming debt ceiling. so what can we expect this week? nbc's tracie potts is live on capitol hill right now with more. tracie, good morning to you. >> reporter: hi there, joe. good morning, everyone. the senate is back in today. the house is back tomorrow. here's where we are. republicans have drawn the line saying they won't authorize any more borrowing of money until we cut spending. ♪ by the dawn's early light >> reporter: the celebra

abc correreondent ann compton's radio booth is so claustrophobic it would pose a wardrobe change challengeuperman. where the decor consists of a tie on a clock. if it seems cramped, it is. so as you can see, there's not a the love room. i can't really stretch my arms out to either side. the entire press operation fits in the a space that used to be dwight eisenhower's pool. john hendren, abc news, the white house. >> they have snacks? we have a well out back where we go get our water. >> that's right. it sort of takes the shine off the diamond. >> a little, kind of. >> he said the scenes there. not a lot of the eating going on there except for the vending machines. that is a bit of a buzz kill. >>> when we return a seagull takes off with a photographer's camera. >> wait until you see this birdseye view. or this tiger's nose. what a wild sight. you're watching "world news now." >>> i beat you to it. it's our favorite story of the day. we're talking about animals with cameras. >> that's right. you'll be amazed at what kind of pictures animals can take when one gets his hands, paws or claws o

golf, erik compton is con of the great stories.round, right in the cup. >> that's what keeps you coming back. >> forget all the bad ones. he finished six over on the day. >>> on day one of the nba lockout, shane batia is hoping he can sweet talk them to ending it. dear nba, the lockout hasn't even started and i already miss your loving touch. come back, baby. can we have cocktails and work this out? let's make this work for the kids. they're going to blame themselves for our problems. dear nba, i hate public break-ups. i'm sorry, call me, it's never too late. hugs and kisses. >> that's great. maybe he ought to get involved in other negotiations involved in our political world right now. >> it might just work. >> thanks, jeff. >> certain four-letter words that you can definitely get away with, but not when you direct them at the president of the united states. that's what one political analyst discovered when he put his foot in his mouth and the "d" word came out of it. jeanne moos reports. >> reporter: there hasn't been a guy you c

anyway, these guys are excited, fabulous pictures of this compton region that has this radioactive materialund it that no one really had a good explanation for until recently, and then we had just theories. jon: and the great thing, too, is even with the shuttle fleet parked, we are still exploring space in some ways. >> look, about the shuttle -- jon: we're going to have to say good-bye, bill. >> all right. retiring the shuttle's good. carry on, you guys. jon: all right. jenna: a little mathematics, a littlal algebra, we should send bill nye to d.c. a little number crunching, right. as the debt limit debate rages on, the u.s. is now in danger of losing its aaa rating. we've heard a lot of different scenarios as to what that means for us. we're going to dig deeper with charles payne coming up. >>> plus, a storm system now gathering strength over the caribbean, and it could become the first named storm to hit the u.s. this year. where forecasters say it might be headed just ahead. >>> and also rick is live at the dot.com wall with three hot videos. you choose the news, rick. >> reporter: i'm

going to be starting a program just next week in los angeles with the unified school district in comptonthat looks that the kind of issue. but the problem, in terms of space exploration, how do we go further? we go further bias adults making a commitment to continue exploration, not to say well, we're done to move further. >> you've been a role model to so many. i'm sure a lot of people will follow in your path as well. fred? >> thanks so much. she's an inspiration on so many levels. appreciate that. >>> if you started a job recently, you're one of the lucky few. new unemployment numbers are out today and they don't look good. i'll talk to a georgia tech economics professor. afood feas. start with soup then have salad and biscuits followed by 1 of 7 delicious entrees and finish with something sweet all for just $15. right now at red lobster. you noticed! these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right, whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios... five whole grains, 110 c

host: in the washington examiner -- compton, calif., on our line for democrats.aller: yes, i want to make a statement. anyway, i like this two-tiered thing because that is the only way obama will get those republicans to vote for -- what is it were trying to get? host: trying to avoid the debt ceiling? caller: right. they swear not to pay any taxes. they don't want to pay any taxes. that mywant to believe congress people are that stupid. anybody who says we don't have a revenue problem, we just have a spending problem, that is sick. if you have to borrow 42% of your money to pay your bills, you have a revenue problem. host: all right, let's move onto king of prussia, pa. on airline for republicans. caller: good morning. i am impressed by it with the republicans because they had decided to raise the debt ceiling even though they did not want to. they said they were willing to do this to go ahead and pass the cap and trade bill and be able to cut down and control the spending in the future. i thought that was a great move on the republican standpoint that they were