i thought i need to check on him and that's when i found connor hanging by his shirt. > connor's dad is a firefighter and was able to perform cpr right away. >> we started heading to the hospital, i went from medic mode to parent mode and i started unraveling a little bit. especially when he started crying. >> what happened to connor might sound like a frequent accident, but crib related injuries are higher than you might expect. >> we found that 9,500 children are rushed each year to a hospital emergency department for a crib related injury. and over 100 children died on average each year. >> connor recovered and is okay. doctors say parents should remember that your baby's crib should only contain a mattress and tight fitted sheet. make sure your crib, playpen, basinet meets safety standards. connor's parents now know it could save your kid's life. linda so, abc2 news. >> doctor smith says most crib injuries are cuts, bruises, and sprains in the baby's neck and head w. your baby reaches 18 months, they are strong and more mobile, so you should monitor them even more closely. and no

a little bit about what this place means. >> connor calls arlington heaven.o he's obviously a little confused with what's going on. but, you know, if he wants to think this is heaven, that's fine. >> the first time i brought him here, i told him that we were going to visit his dad and he came to the grave and he started knocking and saying, "come out, daddy, i'm here." >> reporter: veronica ortiz's children are a little older. their extended family drives six hours from north carolina to spread out around the grave of her husband, sergeant javier ortiz rivera. what do you get out of bringing your children here? >> um, it's as close as i'm going to get to him. >> reporter: do you think bringing them here helps them deal with it? >> i do. we've been here before where there's other funerals going on. so they know they're not the only ones. they know that they're not the only kids in the world who have gone through what we have. >> reporter: ashley cutsforth drives four hours to bring her infant son sean, jr., to visit his father's grave. >> he was born exactly f

. >>> connor grenen has reunited 100s of children lost forever. he never planned to go into this line of work, grew out of an adventure that grew into something much more. it changed his life and thousands of others. >> connor, when you went to nepal in 2004, you were going on one kind of adventure and turned out to be a totally different adventure? >> absolutely. i wanted to see the world and only volunteered because my friends guilted me into it. i wasn't a christian at the time. i wanted to have fun. >> what did you discover about the kids? >> i found i had a heart for kids, i never could have expected, came back a year later, the truth, these kids weren't orphans. a mother came to the gate and said i think you have 2 of my children. we couldn't understand how that could be possible. she told us this extrodinary story. civil war was going on in nepal in 2006. rebels were abducting children to put into their army, 5, 6, 7-year-old kids. parents were desperate and would give them to men promising them a better future. they said i'll take them to

cheryl connor is back. you were there when lifeguards left so tell us what happened. >> reporter: what we saw is the lifeguard stands collapse and signs go up warning swimmers. what we learned after the drowning of a 6-year-old surprised people who were out enjoying the beach. lifeguards are watching the water at sandy point state park from the stands and along the beach. they are out here every day for at least eight hours but don't be surprised if you bring the family and nobody is on guard. >> i assumed a lifeguard was on duty during the park hours. this is new to me. >> i don't think it's proper because it's a public beach. >> reporter: it was news to many parents the day after a 6- year-old drowned in the bay. the incident happened around 8:00 a.m. on the 4th before lifeguards had arrived. >> we guard with lifeguards during the busiest time of the year when it's the most popular time for people to swim. >> reporter: that's normally between ten and six according to the maryland park service. nine lifegu

connor jackson burns his old team. it's now 5-1, as when scott sizemore joins the party.ts a blast off ian kennedy. the swinging as pound out -- hits and take two out of three. a big day for gonzalez. >> i was sleeping and i kept getting my wakeup call. he called five times until i finally picked up. i was like, who is this. he said it's bob, your manager. congratulations. i wanted to tell you you're an all-star. i'm going to celebrate with my family. take them to a nice restaurant. mcdonald's sounds good. >>> final round of the at&t national. this shot by watney take as bounce into the fairway. all class, making sure the fan is okay and thanking him for having a hard head. watney follows up with a 66 today. takes over the money lead with his second win of the year, the 30-year-old by -- >>> stage two of the tour de france, team time trial covering 14 miles -- set the best time, putting thor into the lead. as they celebrate on the podium, they lift -- onto their shoulders. it's their team's first ever staged victory. >>> world cup, the former star of pride not called for

mental health association and spoke on behalf of the crisis intervention training work and sistil connora sponsor for dore clinic. >> commissioners, any other changes you'd like to make? hearing none, public comment reguarding the minutes? any comment regarding the minutes? hearing none? do i have a motion to accept the minutes. >> i move to accept the minutes. >> in favor. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> thank you very much. let's move on to line item number two. >> item number two is general public comment. the public is now welcome to address the commission with items that don't appear on tonight's agenda but are within the subject matter jurisdiction before the speaker shall address the remarks to the commission as a whole and not the individual commissioners or o.c.c. personnel. under rules of order, during comment, personnel or commissioner are not likely to respond but may provide a brief response. police and o.c.c. personnel should refrain from entering into debate or discussion with speakers during public comment. please limit your comments to three minutes. >> thank you very much,

connor coming from the dorse clinic. thank you very much. these two have been working very hard along with the curriculum committee. the amount of work they're putting in is very impressive. it's really a service and contribution to the city so thank you for all you have done. >> thank you. >> thank you very much for your leadership. it's been wonderful. thank you chief, sir, for backing us. i will turn it over to make a few remarks and then i will walk you guys through the curriculum just a little bit through of the draft curriculum and talk about the next steps. >> ok. >> my name is cecilia o'connor. i'm director of the freestanding psychiatric emergency 24/7 in southern. so we're familiar with a lot of the officers. i just wanted to sort of give us a little overview of where we're coming from as far as the curriculum committee is concerned with the training. statistically the world health organization at this point estimates one in four people in the population will at some point in their life have some degree of mental illness. at the sa

connor jackson, did he get enough? yeah, he did off kennedy.wo-run shot, first oakland homer of the series. but not the last. same inning, sizemore going up top, kennedy felt like an all-star snub. then he went out and gave up seven runs. top seven, gonzalez getting it done, johnson waving. 7-2 a's winners. >>> men's singles final at wimbledon, the defending champ na daud, djokovic. that will play. we go on to break and take the set 6 huh-4, championship return, jokedjokovic his first d slam title. he is 48-1 in 2011. so the giants lose a game but gain four all-stafrs. much more on that coming up at 6:00. >> 48-1, a pretty good year. thank you very much, scott. >> that will play, yeah. >>> when we come back, can thee fbi track your every move . qrn controversia >>> the supreme court agreed this week to take up a controversial issue involving privacy in the digital age, a challenge to the police practice of secretly installing tracking devices in the cars of unsuspecting drivers. nbc's pete williams has more tonight. >> reporter: this california

. >> she lost her job as a jury after connors after bringing a criminal complaint against her employers. -- she lost her job as a nurse for the elderly. the european court of human rights has ruled the dismissal on fair and infringe upon the right of free expression. she accused the nursing-home fraud. she said the company failed to offer the high quality care promised in their advertisements and was putting its patients at risk. the health insurance fund sought similarly. after the company dismissed her without notice, she complained with the berlin labor court. even after an appeal, the dismissal was found to have been legal. the european court sees things differently. >> the court said the case had a strong public interest and people had a right to be informed over the decisions that made for those that are in nursing homes. there was also the report from the health insurance company. >> the german government must pay the mayor's 10,000 euros in compensation. she hopes that the judge will be helpful to other whistle- blowers. -- the german government must pay the nurse at 10,000 year

. >> reporter: jason connor is san experienced hiker.s hiking in yosemite a couple of days ago. he says the waters were extremely dangerous. >> we're some of the only people to see the falls raging that hard in the last 20, 30 years. >> reporter: now that the fourth of july holiday is here, people are taking chances in and near the water. >> one of the things to take note of would be a good first aid kit. >> reporter: sun screen, bug spray and a water purification kit. >> and these are perfect. >> reporter: carla and her family are going hiking this weekend. >> we have everything we needed. my daughter is very sensitive to sun. >> reporter: but rough water is what hikers and campers need to be careful of this weekend. now, here is some more information you can use. trips should be well planned out, and people should know where you are at all times. reporting live, i'm cherryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. here's something else people need to be aware of. there's a bear warning in effect in tahoe tonight. >>> the big we

connor jackson going upstairs off ian kennedy. kennedy thought he was snubbed for the all-star team, so what did he do? gave up seven runs. 4-1 oakland. now 5-1 as sizemore takes kennedy out. his second of the year. make it 7-1 a's. then gonzalez in command, gets johnson to end the seventh. seven strikeouts, a's 7-2, kate longworth with the wrap from oakland. >> reporter: basking in the glow of his first all-star collection, gio gonzalez cruised to his eighth win on the season. for the southpaw a big team victory sunday as well as a personal milestone. >> it was a secret are goal of mine. i wasn't trying to announce it or anything else, but i'm pretty sure everyone goes out trying to make the all-star team, win the playoffs, trying to win a cy young if you're a pitcher. there are so many awards you want as an athlete, but my goal was just trying to pitch, trying to stay healthy, and at least give our team a chance to win every time i go out there and pitch. >> gio is gio, just a fun loving kid who likes to smell the roses and enjo

need to check on them and connor was hanging by his shirt on thecrib. >> doctors say it's important to note when your child reaches 18-month-old they are stronger and more mobile than you think and doctors say pay pour attention to them and watch them more closely. >>> today area teens are taking on the road all in an effort to keep you safe from the driving dangers. sherrie johnson joins us live from m and t bank stadium with the details. are you going to be getting behind the wheel of a car this morning? >> reporter: no. i am not going to be getting behind the wheel of a car, but we do have a nice instructor jeff over here. he is going to be starting this obstacle course. look over here if you pan over towards jeff. he is going to get started on the course. this is part of a summer of safety programs sponsored by all state. teens will participate in a safe driving challenge. teens will drive through the course trying to avoid cones and focus on the roads while learning about the dangers of driving. now let me tell you. drivers under the age of 20 are the most likely to be involved in

cheryl connor with the latest. >> reporter: the department of natural resources calling this a fatal boating accident. the man who has been identified as james cane from pasadena hasn't been found. a day of celebrating took a sad turn on in pasadena. word spread around the lake shore community about a boating accident and people gathered around the water. >> somebody said there was people on the boat going to fast. they were going to turn and the boat flipped, the wind must have taken the boat up, two people fell out, one they can't find and the other was okay. >> reporter: a call came out around be 4:30 this afternoon and with in about 15 minutes several rescue boats were in the water around dobbins water. >> unitsa scribed found a run away boat that was circling in the water with nobody on board. >> reporter: a woman in the boat was rescued but cane has not been seen since. a helicopter looked for the man from above and side scan sonar equipment was brought into go under water. searchers have to navigate about a half square mile in about 15 feet of water. >> they can search in one

the results demonstrated by christmas of elegance of connor's and observances. every fifty years ago so that i said i have suffered any damage and we spoke recently national conference here on the. heart of one of the nuclear test veterans spycatcher father was too old to speak and she talked about growing up with that fear of having i try to fool me even when you see a man because of the effects of radiation from. experienced nuclear tests on the pacific. and i'm lucky. i have three children. and i don't live with these. i wish the room was normal. so i until i got to school and sit on the net. so i would appear. and most of the kids would say i'm up as a teacher or now and then as i am and my mom trusts. because that's how i understand. proper crane is an extent i have a command her now working at the salmon to security. back in the one nine hundred seventy s. when i was in mt submarine helicopters i was required to train my air crew in using the snooper depth bomb which we were given. if we ever had to release it but from a helicopter we could not escape befo

connor jackson with his first career grand slam and seven runs before they could record an out, that'srecord. this is not ponch from chips. it looks like him. that is geo gonzalez. the a's roll 9-1. giants and padres and bees taking over pet co park. giants trailing 3-2. torres comes through and white side will score and the game is tied. it stays that way until the 11th. this is textbook. bruce bochy going suicide squeeze. stewart lay itself down and burris will force it. runners on first and second and stewart to panda to burr res for the double8x8x8x8x8x8x8i

connor jackson takes ian kennedy deep for a two-run homer.ater that same inning and sizemore delivers another two-run shot. the a's roll 7-2. gonzalez is 3 and 0 with a 1.29 run point average. he phoned geo this morning with the good news. >> when i saw the number at first i thought, who is this calling? i put it back on vibrate and went back to sleep. then he called again and again and again. finally picked up and was like, hello? he was hike, hey, it is bob. i was wondering -- i wanted to congratulate you. you are an allstar. >> the american league lineup is dom it thated by new york, boston's adrian gonzalez is at first. he is joined by three yankees, rodriguez, konoas and jeter and/or tease is the dh. >>> still to come, there is a new men's champ at wimbledon. and the sharks make another major trade with minnesota. it is their second in just nine days.#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t ♪ mmm. oh gosh. oh dear. big deal. you're delicious. so what. i've got news for you. there's no such thing... ...as a bear sheriff. you think i'm afraid of you? hey wh

and that's when i found connor hanging by his shirt on the crib. >> doctors say when your baby reaches 18 month, they are stronger and more mobile so you should monitor them even more closely. >>> he grabbed a gun and raced into two homes. >> that's when police say he opened fire. >> he hit the police car, pulled out the gun and fired seven shots at the police car directly. >> new information this morningon a gunman. >>> off to a break. you are watching "good morning maryland" first and only at 4:30. a live look at florida. atlantis is getting ready for the final mission. >>> now "good morning maryland" at 4:30. glidid 4:38. we have been telling you since- - >>> it's 4:38. we have been telling since we started the weather was a major story last night. >> a look at how bad things are, let's go live to linda so with a report. what's going on? >> reporter: a lot of damage in this neighborhood. we are off niagara court here in halethorpe, the trees are down blocking the road. lots of branches. on the drive up here, we found about -- counted about 10 trees down in the streets. luckily, we a

more more more next batter connor jackson. 2 run bomb off davis who survived the carnage of the a's 5run birth. so 5 zip athletic and ray all the way back to whip. 7 runs in the seventh. jennings. smoke in a pair here as he goes to right field off brad zigler and tampa bay avoids the sweep 10-8. raiders put the padres on first time today training camp. new head coach hue jackson not pleased. although he had to be happy with the rookie starting at center holding his own against veteran seymour and kelly. jackson unhappy with himself he said the tempo of the first practice should have been faster. >> i told them i apologize because i don't think we are going fast enough. truth be told i am being honest. i told them i let them down day. i'll sign for the 49 ers first practice is tomorrow and receiver michael crabtree already hurt. out 4 to 6 week was a foot injury. chronic foot problems. hurt in one of the player organized work out back in june. likes lake the forty-niner signing pro bowl kicker david aircrafts who spent a dozen years with the eagles. one other bit of niner news. cut cor

gone right and what's gone wrong heather sermo is an associate with blue skin solutions and daniel connor is running for congress in two thousand and twelve as a democrat from new york city more and more this debate seems to be boiling down to the who's right and who's wrong question rather than bettering the economy khana me so i asked them if obama's speech last night proves that obama has already lost. so i think that obama has taken a long time he still that does not have a really specific plan the democrats under harry reid brought something to the table but really it's been republicans trying to get their cut cap and balance proposal through cut cap and balance right yes and you know i think in a day that's probably not going to be the case but the republicans who were elected in two thousand and especially have to show the american people who they feel gave them a mandate to cut and balance that they are doing all they can to make that happen and the reality is it's probably going to carry over into two thousand and twelve yeah and dan this is an issue that you're going to no doubt

puts connor jackson into the path of andrus.h hamilton, 2-0, hamilton made him pay, no doubt about this that sends everybody home. the home run traveled 435 feet. it sent a disheartened group of athletics to their third straight loss, dropping them 11 games back. 7-6 the final. same two teams one more time tomorrow before the all star break. >>> the yankees derek jeter came into the game needing two hits to hit 3,000 in the career. if you're going to reach a mile stone, this is the way to do it. hit number 3,000 for jeter and eighth homer of the year. he's the 28th major leaguer to reach 3,000. but it's the first player in yankees' franchise history to reach the number. he wasn't finished. he got additional hits in the fifth and sixth and chances in the eighth. he drives in a run to break a 4-4 tie. jeter goes 5 for 5 as the yankees win 5-4. after the game, it was time to come clean. >> if i would have tried to written it and given it to someone, i wouldn't have even bought it, to be quite honest with you, because it's just one

that is like bull connor saying blacks don't bother me. >> dana: i gay friends, too.one other thing because it irritates me. the national institute of health -- sorry, health and human services today asked whether or not we should give free birth control to people. that women would haven't to pay co-pay when they go to the doctors now. i might be for that if i didn't see a lot of people out there able to buy a new pair of shoes. we have to be able to make some choices here. greg, do you think people -- you're iffy on this. >> greg: i am iffy. we talked about it in the meeting today. bob said something that was true and if you are talking about free birth control, who is going to use free birth control? the people who can't afford it. so the left figured out a way to eradicate the poor. it's by eradicating the poor. right? >> bob: only you'd come up with that. >> greg: that is what you said! >> bob: i didn't say it at all. for birth control is amazing to me. i support it 100%, 1,000%. >> greg: there would be more beckleshss running around. >> bob: on the policy side, p

pennington based to it right and connor jackson up in the second.ormer a nick swisher three-run bomb. yanks scored five times in the second then nine in the third. bases loaded. and grand slam 10 earned run as loued in just 10 innings yanks leading big and giants host brewers later tonight. troubles continuing for dodgers, a judge rejects a bankruptcy financing plan. the judge said they've got to go back to work out a deal with major league baseball get a loan. dodgers have previously rejected baseball's offer refusing to negotiate. there is a new man at the top of the tour defrance. leader thomas vokeler couldn't keep pace in the mountains 68 miles. freshman peer roland and the new over all leader andy shlek. his own brother is 53 seconds back. and we stay in europe. beautiful day at british senior open. big day for american lee ringer. approach on 15 right on target. it hits the sixth. and rinker birdies the hole he's seven under. there is a three-way tie atop the leader board meet he'ding into the weekend. >> and in rossmore there is a fire in a

the single and connor jackson scores. the one-run game. a's get no closer.inth inning bobby abreu, his second rbi single of the game. angels take the opener, 4-2. trevor take hill takes the loss. he's 8-8. a's winless in their last four double-dip. could they not make it five? the two-out rbi single that dropped in right. josh will ham scores to tie it up. move to the sixth. a's leading 3-2. vernon wells deep to left on rich harden. second deck. solo shot. game tied at 3. extra innings we go. two on, two out. scott sizemore, game winner. in comes cliff pennington and a's finally get a double-header win, 4-3, the final. to soccer. the earth quakes in columbus to meet the crew. if you like scoring, well, this wasn't your game. 74th minute, andres, the best scoring chance of the game. john bush with the kick save. for the second straight game the earthquakes involved in a scoreless draw. nil-nil, the final. at&t park converted from a field to a pitch this week. mexico's club america facing england's manchester city in the football challenge. a beautiful strike

connor jackson scores and it's a one-run game. a's get no closer. ninth inning bobby abreu. a's winless in their last four double-dip. could they avoid making it five in the bottom of two. and a two-out rbis single. the drop in right. josh willingham scores it tie it up. move to the sixth. a's leading 3-2. vernon wells deep to left on rich harden. second deck. a solo shot. game tied at 3. extra innings we go. two on, two out in the tenth. scott sizemore, game winner. a's finally get a double-header win. 4-3, the final. >>> darren clarke has been described as the every man a few pounds overweight, always fancies a pint of guinness. he embraces the every man, leading the 140th open championship heading into today's final round. dongs start round 3, in a word, they were miserable. 25 to 30 mile-an-hour winds and raining. welcome to summer. shot from ground 3 from andrew. a par 4 shot on the ninth. he check, spins, goes in for eagle. hanson 2 over 72. even par tied for 7. only three guys able to post numbers saturday. one, rickie fowler, burriss the birdie put on 16. he's two un

connor jacks at any hero in this one. knocking in two runs to give the a's a good lead.core, 7-5. >> construction has ground to a halt at oakland airport. crews stopped work because congress failed to reauthorize funding for the faa. the project is one of dozens stalled until congress votes to reinstate the funding. also stall add plan to let super large airplanes fly into sfo. the faa was working to get san francisco permission to allow the planes to fly into the airport. those cannot continue until funding is restored. >> police say a well known orinda man swindled bay area families to pay for his lavish lifestyle. carl miller, the former head of the orinda group, is pleading not guilty to stealing the savings of hundreds of people. prosecutors say miller cheated 175 clients out of more than $1 million, taking retirement money and using it on personal luxuries like a $3 million home and the yoof a private jet for family vacations. miller faces nine felony counts. if convicted he faces up to ten years behind bars. miller's alleged victims say he deserves it. >> i would

that is not hostilities and connors plays no role. >> that is not what i am arguing. the obviously, s credit -- of a predator strikes were at a particular level or floor carpet bombing using predators, that would create a dramatically different situation. but the scenario i have described to senator casey is a very different. within the constraints of this particular mission, without ground troops, the predators are playing a particular role with regard to the elimination of certain kinds of assets of muammar gaddafi being used to kill his own civilians. even the numbers senator casey mentioned are not close to the kind of level we would consider to be ones that would trigger the pullout provision. the important thing and the thing that has been asked is are we presenting a limited position? yes. because all four limitations are what bring it within a line of the statute. we do not say any element of could be expanded out of shape and require reexamination of the war powers resolution. i gave the example of the un security council designation, desert storm, that requi

connor jackson overcommits. not enough time to get back to the bag the weak throw is wide.hat's going to leave a mark on jackson. oakland's 70th error of the season. it was costly. next batter, josh hamilton, sorry a's fan, but part of me is very happy for him. what a somber last three days he has had. walk-off two-run homer. 7-6, the final. rangers go for a four-game sweep this afternoon. history made by derek jeter yesterday. third inning against the rays. he joins wade boggs as the only player to hit a home run for their 3,000th hit. he becomes the 28th player to reach the milestone in major league history. amazingly the first yankee to ever get to 3,000. and he wasn't done. a perfect 5 for 5 at the plate, including the game-ringing base hit in the eighth. yankees 5, rays 4 in the bronx. and 2, that's the number of goals the earthquakes have scored in their last five games that. number includes last night's contest against philadelphia. while the quakes didn't make much noise, the head coach did his share of yelling. ejected for the tirade in the second half. keeper john

ex-connor no. unemployment is just 4.4% for those over 25 with b.a.s. double that for those with some college or a two-year's associate degree. for a high school grad 10% and for high school dropouts, 14.3. a special ed student all his life, kyle didn't learn to read or write until prison. he got an associate's degree from bard. though he's up for parole next year, he intends to stay to get his b.a. >> this is my third time being incarcerated. each time that i was incarcerated before in the past i was always looking for the easy way out, some program that i could try to get out of prison so that i could just go back and hang around the same neighborhood and do the same things that i did that led me here this time. this time i'm committed to bettering myself. and to educating myself. >> reporter: would you choose to stay here if it meant that you would get your degree? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: even if you could get out of prison? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: carlos, sentenced to 16 years for robbery and assault, majored in environmental studies at woodburn

but unlike the factory bosses bring in the pinkertons or in the civil rights struggle, having bull connor want to be on his side? the corporate lobbyists have catch them, they can look beautiful. they know how to do the right words to talk to you. they know how to manipulate you. this is a much bigger, possibly more difficult struggle. and i would just leave it at that. >> i agree with all that but i predict also the rise of a counter citizens movement, that you all are going to join by logging on democracy for people.org. >> unfortnuately, that's all the time that we have for this discussion by want to thank all our panelists for being here. ..ñ >> good morning. i am emily wood from arkansas. there are so many ways to interview this inspiring person. a la cite statistics about how he presided over the longest period of peacetime expansion in american history? [applause] >> or maybe how he left the presidency with the highest end of office approval rating since the end of world war ii? >> [applause] >> if i wanted to cite something more recent i could tell of his post white house philanth

and happy birthday to your son, connor. patti ann: thank you. bill: he's 6? patti ann: 6 yesterday. bill: have a great weekend. patti ann: thank you, you too. bill: "happening now" begins right now. rick: we begin with a fox news alert and we're getting brand new reports that at least one person is dead in a massive explosion that has rocked the capital of norway. here is brand new video just in to fox news. this is the scene outside the government headquarters build anything the oslo. witnesses say there are also several people who are injured, and as you can see, it is a scene of chaos. people running around bewildered, according to eyewitnesses, some folks are walking with blood on their faces, on their hands. norway's prime minister, we're told, is said to be safe. this blast, though, blowing out nearly all the windows of a 20-floor high-rise in oslo covering blocks with rubble and debris. the story is still breaking, our international desk is working right now to get us new details, and we'll bring you new information as soon as we get it here in the newsroom. jenna: and we'll

affair when he was supposedly searching for his dead wife whom he had killed and his unborn child connorosedly at death's door thinking about suicide because your granddaughter has been killed in a way you say you don't know how. >> all right, doc, last question. any way to do a sort of psychological profile from afar like this? >> listen, here's the thing, eric. i've been criticized lately and wrongly so about applying what i know about the human mind and forensic psychiatry and psychology to people i haven't met. i don't diagnose these folks. i don't say look, they have manic depression. but the bottom line is when i signed up with fox news, i said, i want to bring this special lens of looking inside the minds to news events. i'm not going to stop doing that. to do that would suggest i can't bring my entire life's work to this enterprise which i insist i will. >> you know what? you do a great job of that. absolutely enjoy having you on all the shows. thank you, dr. keith ablow. coming up at the top of the hour, republican presidential candidate michelle bachmann is here with a message

oscar nominated songwriter carol connors and others waved a banner under the waters of key la largo,rote "gonna fly now" from the rocky movies was directed at the stated u of liberty. we'll send it outside to maria. >> hey, ainsley. happy independence day to you and to erybody else and we want to take a look at what the weather conditions will be like out today. very important for any outdoor plans, for fireworks or any barbecuing which by the way we're getting started earlier this morning. take a look at high temperatures across the country. big story today will be from the heat from the four corners, 105 in phoenix, arizona and as you head eastbound, triple digits in texas and upper 90's across portions of the southeast and you may be thinking it's summer, it's supposed to be hot. it's fourth of july. this is normal. not so much. if you take a look at our next graphic, this will show how normal it is. most of the country is looking at temperatures between 5 and 15 degrees above average. that's the entire ee john shaded in light yellow and our next graphic will show you where we hav

in the fourth circuit, according to pat connor, our clerk, 9 #% of the cases are decided by unpublishedopinion. this is the summit of some controversy, and i think we'll talk about it in our panel, and it's a hard tradeoff i argue for court, and we'll talk about this more in detail, but when you have an appeal of right, you have a huge volume of cases, and you have a lot of largely repetitive cases. in a state court system where you have a writ system like we had in virginia which was much like the supreme court of the united states, every case that was orally argued was a published opinion, and every lawyer got a chance -- a 10-minute oral argument in order to convince the court to take the case for full consideration, but as a tradeoff, the cases that were not orally argued were disposed of simply in an order of blanket affirms. while there was more than publication of opinions and certainly more oral argument because anybody who had a case could at least argue at the writ stage, 75% of the cases were decided without anything other than an order of affirm. which is better? i think tha

arizona, she is continuing to work for solutions and problem solving through what is now called o connorhouse, a place where people gather. he original home in metro phoenix with her husband and family has been moved to a separate location to solve problems rather than just argue about problems. it's this notion to raise the level of discourse even from a place like arizona which at least in the national eye appeared to have had something other than civil discourse the last couple of years. we still strive for that, so justice o'connor will offer her thinking with us, and she has a small issue today where she'd prefer to sit, so -- >> [inaudible] >> i wish it were. that would be a lot simpler, and i apologize. >> justice o'connor. [applause] >> thank you. [applause] >> dr. michael crow as most of you know is president of the arizona state university, and he's doing a wonderful job under very difficult circumstances because the state has run out of money they say, and so it makes it a little hard if you're trying to run a good university to be told you need money, and somehow he's working

and, madam president, i ask unanimous consent for my intern, connor meyers, to be -- have the privileges of the floor for the balance of the day. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. mr. merkley: thank you, madam president. i rise today to talk about the significant financial challenges that our nation faces. it will come as a surprise to no one that the topic of greatest concern is jobs, jobs in partnership with how we manage our deficit and debt so as to put america on a firm financial footing down the road, to put american families back on a firm financial footing. my mailbox is full of families that have a lot of concerns about the republican plan for cutting programs that serve working americans. now, it's a host of programs that are affected but i pulled a couple letters to bring with me. one is linda writing from canby, oregon. she is a disabled young adult. she writes, "my daughter nicole has cerebral palsy and other medical issues. she is dependent on my husband and i for her total 24/7 care. medicaid is essential because it helps her with medical and dental nee