i don't understand it. >> conrad's actions have delayed his pending release. and now with months alone in his cell to stew on this fact, it may be a recipe for disaster. after nearly ten years of producing the "lockup" series, we learned safety is every prison's number one concern, and the constant shakedowns of the penitentiary of new mexico proves this prison is no exception to the rule. >> what we're doing this morning is there's some information that there could be some possible problems in this unit, so we're going to go in there while the inmates are out, what we're going to do is strip search him, and once they're done, take him to the yard, and we're going to shake down the cell. make sure you're looking for any drugs, any weapons. just be careful. these inmates say they're a little agitated so make sure you work in twos pulling them out. make sure you have your partner with you at all times. >> a lot of inmates like to hide stuff under the rim. with the mirror i don't have to get my hands in there. some of them like to put a razor blade and they like

inmate conrad.ng from a level five on a suicide watch. >> salazar stated that if he was put back in his cell, that he would hurt himself or hang himself. >> i go through all this just to see your family. >> since we met conrad, he has threatened staff twice, and now with only eight weeks until his potential parole date, he has threatened to take his own life, forcing staff to move him into a medical observation cell. >> tell me this, did you threaten to commit suicide? >> it's the only way you can come over here. >> why? >> because i can't see my family. you know? they [ bleep ] out the paperwork. they'll tell you they didn't, but they gave me the run around, [ bleep ] that up. and now they got to pay overtimers and bring people out to go through all this [ bleep ] just because they couldn't just let me see my family. >> conrad, you're getting out in two months. >> that's what they say, but they'll do everything in their power to keep me here. so [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. the system they can [ bleep ],

. >> of the conrad family owned the property for 55 years. brought it from the descendants of golden gate park. she lived in this house all this time and there was a fire two years ago that caused substantial damage to the house. she had to move out and at that time, throughout her 55 years, she wanted a ride. the work that was proposed, finally, after negotiating with the insurance company, she was able to afford a rod. we kept the permit that would have accommodated the garrote as a separate permit, reduced it to the minimum amount of work necessary to accomplish the task after all the foundations are in in the interior work was completed. 95% of the project was repairing the fire damage, upgrading the house because of the extent of the fire damage which included all the foundations and the entire house remodeled might as the cutting of the garages. this permit which the neighbor has persistently requested a d r, fought the variants which have involved the raising of the house. but it was basically moved to the end which is where we are now

conrad. >> guest: joseph conrad. c-span: who is he? >> guest: well, a great polish writer who learned to write in english, known for the "heart of darkness," and "lord jim" and het er anouto yf you can remember his real name. >> guest: ah... c-span: i didn't write it down. >> guest: yeah. it's teodo-i can't pronounce it correctlyjozef korzeniows or somhingike at jo cd?et n ueherizes , li anerd m >> guest: they met in england. they were both living in england. they had the same publisher. they were introduced at--at lunch. crane expressed a desire to meet the soeald d urouatra had read "the red badge" and wa--and admired crane's work, and they hit it off and became very great friends c-sp: what was the age difference? >> guest: crane was in his mid- to late 20s; conrad was 40. but as his bioapher says, 'a very old 40.' sph.we enh ers ving in the same neighborhood that crane was living in, in east sussex in england. c-span: what kind of relationship developed there? >> guest: they were friends,

conrad thames was serving 10 years for manslaughter and handgun violations. police say he was part of a crew working along route 197 in prince george's county. he was last seen wearing a fluorescent road crew cover with a white t-shirt and jeans. you see conrad, please call 911. >>> the man accused of ramming his suv covered in gasoline into a connecticut avenue office building made his first appearance in court today. >> reporter: i'm andrea mccarren at d.c. superior court where the man who plowed a jeep into a downtown office building has been charged with assault with the intent to kill while armed and arson. 32-year-old charles morrell ball told police his family was in danger and the frederick county authorities wouldn't do anything to help. after plowing through the glass of this office building at 1050 connecticut avenue northwest ball told the metropolitan police officers on the scene, "i want to speak to the fbi. i did this to get their attention." charging documents reveal that ball had doused the stolen jeep and himself with gasoline before reachin

montana and that's where we started with coolly field and we sealed the deep end with the senator conrad's state over north dakota and one of the players. i will say that only here in america can a 13th child of a share cropper, of a one-man operation and one-truck operation to one of the largest oil companies and having discovered that field, at continental we've been able to do that. today i'll talk to you on perspective that has been in this business for about 45 years. i first started speaking on it about two years ago. at the time it's been severely disparaged and people are trying to get a share. i thought i'd start talking about that. it's a very important segment of our energy picture and nearly all transportation runs on it and there's hardly a jet plane that doesn't run on oil products. also here to talk about the federal tax preventions that allow us to continue the job of the american dream of energy dependence. there are 18,000 producers today that drill 95% of the wells in america and we produce 67% of the well and 86% of the natural gas has produced today. we typically inves

conrad black at media conrad off to prison after sensational trial for defrosting shareholders chicago sun times and former police commander jon burge convicted of lying about torture by chicago d police byi kand dick cheney of staff convicted of perjury law on the list of big names. >> vrdolyak levine tony rezko guys like vrdolyak people thought were untouchable >> the 11 years' work yesterday downplayed the end of a productive career and passed on multiple interview requests today preferring to keep the spotlight on the system on the agencies and the people who fight crime and corruption. >> another day in the office next week another week in the office people behind to me all agencies represented keep working at standing close by gary shapiro much respected number to patrick fitzgerald taking the helm of the united states attorney's office for not going away party tonight along with state attorney anita alvarez and many other heavy hitters urgency to clear cases in the days leading up to the top and departure like that of raghu nayak arrested last week political fundraiser with stro

you mentioned the greg conrad commission. on the other hand i note the president walking away from the simpson-bowles commission. we can play tennis like this all day. i'll make this point and then we can stop and go to audience questions. piece of evidence about why i think the fundamental, not the, a fundamental problem is that the democratic party has never gotten over the presumption that they deserve to be the permanent ruling party in america. this explains some of the i think the symmetry of the ferocity of the political competition. maybe the best example and this one is a little old but i think it captures it very well. 2004 election, remember all that, republicans extended their majorities, which they then held for ten years in the house and 8 1/2 years in the senate in that election, and remember that tom daschle was defeated, the majority leader in part because of the argument that he had been obstructionist to nominees, right? well, in comes harry reid as the new majority leader and the new york times asked for a

resolution retroactively approving the contract between the city and county of san francisco and conrad house to provide master lease house under its housing first program to formerly homeless single adults and money management services to frail and elderly senior citizens. item number 13, resolution improving the administration of direct aid payments to clients of the san francisco human services agency. item no. 14 car resolution approving the contract between the city and county of san francisco episcopal community services to provide various safety net services to homeless, formerly homeless, and frail and elderly senior citizens for the time of july 1, 2012 through june 30, 2013. item number 15, resolution approving the contract between the city and county of san francisco and st. vincent de paul society to provide emergency shelter services to homeless citizens in san francisco. supervisor chu: thank you for calling all the items on the agenda today. there are related to the budget we have our third day of hearing from departments today. if there are any members of the public in t

conrad thames seen working with a road crew off 197 in laurel. serving a ten-year sentence for manslaughter and handgun violations. only one year left to serve. thames is dangerous. call 911. >>> polls just opened in virginia for primary voting. the u.s. senate race is one of the most watched. former governor george allen vying for the seat he lost in 2006. today's winner will face former democratic governor tim kaine in november. polls close at 7:00. look for the results on news 4 at 11:00 and on nbc washington.com. also today, arizona holding a special election to replace gabrielle giffords. the former congresswoman spent the last few days campaigning ron buscher. barber faces jesse kelly in 2010. >>> if you have a metyet to buyw smart trip card, procrastinating is paying off. starting in is september, you will get a $3 rebate. you will also be able to use a new auto reload feature coming in the fall, adding money to the card when the balance drops to a certain level. metro also says they will have smart trip vending machines at all stations by

and his doctor, conrad - murray wws found guilty of murray has been behind bars serve two yearssout oo four-yearrsennence in jail. a new miss maryland has beenn ccooned. 20-year-old joanna guy won the miss maryland pageant over the weeeend.guy... a nativv f garrett county... beat out 23 other contestants... winning the swimsuit, talent, and interview preliminary competitions. she will receive a 10-thousand dollar to represent our state in the mmss america pageant next year. -&3 3 one of the comic book worrdd' p and coming stars s from right here innbaltimore. baltimore. his main pharacter can travee through time.... but for the author to get tooworkk he just has to travel toohis basement. basement. joel d. smith &pis live here now to show how the process works, and to share some details about the creator's background, that &ponly someone like joel could know. that's a cliff- hanger!! good morning joel d. 3 this next story is one for the comic books. books.why this teen is feeling sheepish.. and facing you'rr watching fox 45 good day baltimore. ((buup out)) ((break )) they train ,coaah

and his doctor, conrad murray was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter. murray has been behind bars since november.... and must serve two years out of his four-year sentenne in jail. michael's brothers jackii, jermaine, marlon, and ito are michael's memory alive through their jackson's "unity tour". it'sscoming to baltimore this weekend.here's ideo from their stop in canada.nats: gone too soon you can see images of michael are featured in the show.by the way, jermaine will take michael's placc in their hit bringing "the unity tour" to &pthe modell performing arts center at the lyric on sunday. pickets aae still available at get into the ssow for free. live nation sent us tickets to give away to you.stay ttned to fox 45 morning news.we will give thhm away to you this wednesdaa through friday. in other entertainment news... long-time "jeopardy" host alex treeek i recovering todayy.. after suffering a mmld heart attack. the 711year-old was admitted to a los angeles aree hospital... saturday.this happened on the same day that jeopardy won a daytime eemy award

but senator conrad said -- i mean, he wasn't the one who called his financial people.well, husbands and wives do speak to one another. the trouble with the existing laws and rule as they're written is do you have to trust members of congress. they said we don't think that's a good standard as the executive branch. we can't just merely trust you when you tell us, hey, really, i didn't have confidential information that i acted on. they say, no, you need rules in place so you can't act. to take any question of it off, you know, off the table. but they don't do it for themselves. if you're on the energy committee, you can actively trade in oil and gas companies. at the same time, you're writing legislation that would affect those companies. that applies for every committee. >> and they're lobbied by very powerful lobbyists, right? >> absolutely. >> i remember this whole insider trading scandal and members of congress. then they passed the stock act. and president obama celebrated that. is that -- i mean, that doesn't apply to this? so the is stock act really that importan

. >> conrad is a crossing guard in the area. they put in speed cameras, are drivers more safe? >> it is a difference. there needs to be more. >> still, some see the error. >> the mistake was caught. >> we have an error margin of 1 plus or minus percent. >> they just mailed out the refund. if you didn't get it yet, you should by the beginning of the week. >>> christians are being preordained at the roman catholic church. reverend jason catania converted to catholicism in january. the church is controversial to gay marriage in the organization. >>> a come-from-behind finish has horse-racing fans excited tonight. >> union rags. >> union rags rallied for an opening that edge out the competition by a neck. that colt is trained right here in maryland at the training complex in cecil county. it comes after heavy favor. i'll have another was scratched from the belmont. that horse was retired due to a tendon injury. >>> wjz and the masn baltimore orioles are teaming up to feed the hungry. this year, we could once again use your help. the

conrad: mr.t, i come to the floor to discuss the amendment that is pending to kill the sugar program in the united states. mr. president, my colleagues should know that the domestic sugar industry employs 140,000 people in this country. if there was ever a jobs-killer amendment, it is the amendment that is going to be offered to kill the u.s. sugar program. and in advancing that amendment, a series of claims have been made about the u.s. sugar program that i believe are just false. first of all, it is said that the sugar program has a high cost for taxpayers. that is false. it is said that it keeps sugar prices artificially high. that is false. it is said that the sugar program drives the confectionery out of the united states that. is false. it is said that the sugar program impedes imports into the united states. that is false. and it is said that consumers will benefit from eliminating the sugar program. mr. president, i believe that is false as well. let's take each of these arguments in turn

conrad tanes last seen yesterday morning working with a road crew off 197 in laurel. he is serving a ten-year prison sentence for manslaughter and handgun violations. only had about a year left to serve. police say tanes is dangerous. if you see him, call 911. >>> no bond for a maryland man that crashed into a downtown d.c. building. charles bell faced a judge yesterday. he crashed a rented suv into a building near farragut north friday night. he wanted to create a fiery explosion. he a gas canister and a lighter that failed to work. they also say ball left a voice mail to the owner of the suv, saying he's going to make people pay for their actions and there will be bloodshed. no one was hurt. >>> fire investigators will survey the damage to determine what caused a massive warehouse fire in baltimore. hotspots were put out overnight. the five-alarm fire broke out yesterday afternoon in a vacant warehouse in the fells point portion of the city. two firefighters suffered minor injuries. >>> this morning, faculty at the university of virginia want more answers into the r

david conrad head of large cap bank research. david, you've got a $49 price target. still, 40% upside of where we are now. what did you think what dimon said? >> i thought it was a favorable day. mostly i thought the questioning was fairly fair and professional. i also think there dimon did a great job of admitting fault and the blame goes to him. so i think it made for much better testimony. >> let me ask this churlish question, do you think the questioning is affected that so many people on the senate finance committee have taken money from jpmorgan? did you expect it to be anything other than polite. >> yes, i did. i thought it would be much more harsh. i don't think that was part of the factor. >> do you believe others have similar position that jamie dimon have of jpmorgan and didn't come forth. >> quickly recap on this. >> david, real quickly. jpmorgan do you believe there's others out there that have a similar position to him and have not come forth. >> i doubt it. >> i don't believe so. i think jpmorgan is a unique circumstance where they are trying to hedge

we currently have two vacancies that have resulted from the term expirations of chris jones and conrad [unintelligible] i believe we have some members in the audience who might be speaking. supervisor avalos: we are delighted to hear from applicants. i hear that there are other members here that may be applying for d5, but there may be others as well. if you have applied, please come up here. you are welcome to introduce herself and talk about your interest in the cac. >> my name is marlena cannon. i have lived in district 5 for my whole life. this is an opportunity to serve my district and the city. there are a few issues that i would like to help with, with suggestions and contributions to ideas. i have lived in a number of different cities in europe and the u.s.. i have ideas to make transportation hear more efficient as well. connectivity in the city is important. sometimes it takes me as long to get to my friend's house on one side of the city as it does oakland. i would like to suggest different ways to make it accessible. also, i have been a victim of a violent crime on public t

we are up here now with conrad young from she bow space and science center. explain a little bit about what is going on. >> as the skies clear you can see a portion of the moon is covered by the shadow of the earth. cost on it. >> reporter: there is a lot of cloud cover around the bay area. the shadow is just starting to move across the moon. >> yes. unlike a total lunar eclipse it will only be a cookie bite out of the moon. we had an amazing view of a very, very deep partial solar eclipse. probably one of the deepest most people have experienced in a very, very long time. and that was the first of three events that involve the sun and celestial alignments. tonight's event is the second of the events. that is where the moon moves into the shadow of the event. and tomorrow -- excuse me. tuesday afternoon we will she a what is call #ed a transit of venus. venus moves between the earth. >> reporter: thank you for guiding us through what we will see tonight. as we get spectacular pictures we will bring those pictures for you as soon as we can. christien kafton. >

. >> state corrections officials say conrad bain was working on a road crew in prince george's county when he took off. he was last seen wearing of fluorescent road best over a white t-shirt and blue jeans. court records show he has manslaughter and handgun convictions. baltimore county police said they are investigating a homicide after a woman's body was found. and by stigler made a gruesome discovery while writing for wooded area tomorrow morning about 10:30. if you have any information about this crime, you are urged to call crime stoppers. >> she has been the subject of more than 111 news i-team report. tonight a jury deciding the fate of maryland legislator tiffany alston, accused of using state funds to play if we do to pay for an employee in her law firm. she has been indicted on charges of theft and misconduct. we have uncovered her record which shows her driving privileges have been suspended after she was caught driving with suspended tax. she is accused of using her campaign funds to finance her wedding. disturbing details emerged during the first of testimony in the trial

his death was ruled a homicide and his doctor conrad murray found guilty of involuntary manslaughter.working for you helping you to keep your money where it belongs in your pocket. >> yeah but scamers are trying to find ways to get their hand in your pockets. now they are using a postal employ to lure you in. we will tell you. >> also facebook showing up more divorce reports. how the cyber socialite is ruining the relationship. >> the man with the answers withthis morning alex tray beck is rest -- trebek is resting after a heart attack. >> it's mild and humid but i will tell you when the dryer air works its way in here coming up. >> reporter: 895 is nice and clear and here i will let you know if that's the same on 83.

after giving up five runs and six hits, including a pair of doubles ripped off by tampa bay's brooks conradhe rays won the game 7-3 to complete the doubleheader sweep. pin the opener, tampa won 3-2. >>> when we come back, we'll take another look at the top stories and a new development in the fast and furious gun walking investigation. a top republican says white house officials were not involved in a cover-up. [ femald standard in anti-aging. roc® retinol. found in roc® retinol correxion deep wrinkle night cream. it's clinically proven to give 10 years back to the look of skin. now for maximum results... the power of roc® retinol is intensified with a serum to create retinol correxion® max. it's proven to be 4x better at smoothing lines and deep wrinkles than professional treatments. new roc® retinol correxion® max. nothing's better than gold. and the chefs at lean cuisine are loving tangy lemon, peppery poblano, sweet butternut. we're roasting, and grilling to create must-have meals with no preservatives. lean cuisine. be culinary chic. to create must-have meals with no preservatives. >>>

the case was ruled a homicide and his doctor conrad murray was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter. according to the coroner, the 50-year-old died of a deadly combination of an anesthetic and sedatives. >>> 6:34. sunscreen is vital to have during this tile of year. >> we have been telling you -- time of year. >> we have been telling you about. this but the sun protectant is banned from schools and summer camp. >> and a california teen learns the hard way it doesn't pay to be greedy. why firefighters had to be called in to help him out. >> and tropical storm debby is dropping too much ran across pourings of florida. the latest coming up. >> reporter: traffic is starting to pick up on 695 at old court road. you will see a little spider stuck to the screen if you look closely. he wants to say good morning. i will show you what's happening on 83. you are watching "good morning maryland." >>> a 17-year-old is facing petty theft charges this morning after attempting to steal a soda from a developing machine. >> this happened -- vending machine. >> look at this video he stuck his happened

his name is conrad thames. he's currently serving a 10 year prison term for manslaughter and prince george's county police say he simply walked away from work detail of thames was out with a road crew on maryland route 197 today when he slipped away from the group. he's 5' 9, 162 pounds last seen wearing a fluorescent road crew cover and white t-shirt and jeans. >>> did a high profile washington hotel ignore a health inspector as he closure orders staying open and exposing guests to danger? in this 9 wants you to know investigation reporter russ ptacek has the documents that has a marriott pool in hot water. >> reporter: according to this d.c. health department memorandum, the marriott wardman parks hotel was closed friday because of a "imminent health hazard" but once inspectors walked out the door after the inspection the memorandum indicates the hotel allowed guests right back in the water. marriott wardman hotel on woodley road in d.c. is narcoticked as a premier destination -- marketed as a premier destina

conrad has more from frankfurt. >> people on the markets had been anxiously waiting for the interest-rate decision of the european central bank, and for what ecb president mario drug he would have to say on the crisis. and then the market took it as not so bad news that the key interest rate for the eurozone was left unchanged and that draghi did not really have to say fundamentally new things. at least the european central bank stays on the watch. it keeps its extraordinary liquidity measures in place, and growth predictions for the eurozone were only in the lord very slightly. like this, the ecb, and its president managed to support investor confidence. >> as we heard, it was a good day for stocks in europe. the dax was rallying by about 2%. the your stocks 50 rally by even more at 2137. in new york, trading is still under way for the dow jones industrial average, but it is the same trend at 12,357, up by nearly 2% there. the euro gaining against the dollar, trading for $1.2549. >> the eurozone faces a tough challenges as it is, but a new study into corruption in the block races another

let's get the latest from conrad at the frankfurt stock exchange. >> with all the fuss about spain andh the rumors if and when spain might seek rescued from the euro rescue fund, a few hard economic facts nearly got forgotten. german exports receded for the first time this year. the u.s. reported less exports to china and to the european union. in italy, industrial production contracted at a larger rate than anticipated. and in france, the bank de france corrected its growth forecast downward. this did not really give reason for the markets to be optimistic. in light of this, it can be posted as very good news that the dax ended the week with a slight weekly gain. >> let's get a look at the market numbers in more detail. let's start off with the dax. the dax ended only very slightly the euro stoxx 50 almost completely flat, 2143. trading is still underway in new york. the dow jones is currently about two-thirds of 1% higher. and the euro is currently going for $1.2512. so, monika jones -- >> a look at europe in 2012. but first, a look at other stories making headlines around the world.

conrad thames was last seen 12 hours ago picking up trash in laurel. that's where he disappeared. corrections officials say he was serving ten years for manslaughter and handgun violences and had a year left to kev. >>> and take a good look at this the man in this sketch. he is a suspect in the beating death of a dunken donut shop owner. the owner was found dead outside his apartment over the weekend. and investigators are not saying whether they believe the suspect knew him. but they do not believe the community is in any danger. >>> no injuries reported in the crash of a navy drone on maryland's eastern shore that went down in a test flight this afternoon. it's about 20 miles west of salisbury. the navy says the crash did not cause property damage. the drone was formerly part of an air force fleet. >>> prosecutors say a man who crashed a rented suv into a downtown office building wanted to get the fbi's attention. a judge denied bond for charles ball. he cashed the suv into a building on friday night. he wanted to create an explosion. he believed his family was in danger and he

the ceiling was re-created here in milwaukee by conrad smith studios, using original photographs and -- color analysis, they were able to re-create this renaissance styled ceiling. the light fixtures actually, one of the few remaining -- major light fixtures in the house. and it indicates that the house was wired for electricity when the house was built. but also used gas fixtures as well. at the top we have -- electric lights. the inner ring of lights are le electric. you can see the key for adjusting the flame. but as added protection, they had a font for kerosene put under the green dome. no matter what light was going to be had at the dining room table. one of the -- interesting bits that i have run across in milwaukee papers from the 190s talks about the pabsts having a party at the mansion in 1897. they needed extra electricity to run several strings of japanese lanterns around the exterior of the house. so there was a streetcar line that ran behind the mansion and they spliced into the wiring and then ran wires up to the mansion to light their lanterns. i always think of this

. >> thank you, senator conrad? >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for holding this hearing. thanks for the excellence of this panel. i remember very fondly serving with senator nickles. we've led the budget committee together for a number of years. one thing i learned about senator nickles is his word is absolutely gold, even when it's hard to keep his word, he did, which i always admired. congressman sharp, always good to serve with you, you're a thoughtful member. dr. jorgenson, wise man. fortunate to have somebody of your quality and character before the committee. mr. hamm, thank you for what you've done for the country. thank you for what you've done for our state. i just want to point out what's happened to dependence on foreign energy. since 2005 we have gone down from 60% dependant to 45% dependant last year. we believe we'll be 42% dependant this year, so we have seen a dramatic reduction in our dependence on foreign energy. still, we are spending $1 billion a day to foreign sources, and it's incredibly important to the economics of the country we make further progr

and that's where we started with cooley field and the deep end of the pool is over in senator conrad's state, over in north dakota. we were one of the original players over there. i will say that only here in america can a 13th child of a sharecropper, turn a one-man, one-truck operation into the nation's largest oil companies, but having discovered that field, at continental, we've been able to do that. today i'll talk to you on perspective that seasoned geologists that has been in this business for about 45 years. i first started speaking on it about two years ago. at the time it's been severely disparaged and people are trying to get market share. i thought someone needed to stand up for oil and i started talking about that. it's a very important segment of our energy picture and nearly all transportation runs on it and there's hardly a jet plane anywhere that burns anything besides oil products. also here to talk about the federal tax provisions that will allow us to continue the job of the viable american dream of energy independence that we've begun. these are very important for

and one of lincoln -- conrad black came out with a great doorstop, a wonderful book. so i think that the commerce, the powers that be in commerce line up behind the biographer who is taking up a known subject, and fortunately, i have got a pretty good day job and i was able to do this for the sheer love -- and believe me, it was a deep-rooted and abiding love for this character. but, you know, -- so you're kind enough to ask me about reed. most people are happy to go through their lives without knowing about even so estimatable figure as reed. you can't know them all, and one must pick and choose. but to me, one would do worse by picking and choosing reed. >> but when was it? you had the diary and what else did you do to get yours familiar -- and when did you start writing that four-year period? >> oh, of course, one procrastinates writing as long as possible. nothing like reading about a subject and planning the great work to come. so i suppose i spent the last two and a half years, the last two years writing. the first year or so reading. what also interested me abo

police are looking for conrad tim. he was working with a road crew when he made his escape. he was in for the violations. please ask you to call them if you have information. a woman faces charges of involuntary manslaughter after a weekend crash. she was driving drunk saturday night when her suv crashed into afford focus on dumfries' road in manassas. the passenger and her dog were killed. >> the first witness has testified in the jerry sandusky sexual abuse trial. the prosecution and the defense presented their opening statements. he is accused of sexually abusing 10 boys over 15 years. >> a court appearance for man who drove his suv into a downtown d.c. office building. charles ball was trying to herd as many people as possible, officials said. his suv was dess with gasoline. he has a lengthy criminal record. >> john bryson was involved in two traffic accidents near los angeles. he suffered a seizure when he was driving. he was injured and spend the night in a hospital. he is back in washington. >> the british prime minister forgets his child at an english pub. i talked t

started in montana, and that's where we started with the deep end of the pool is over in senator conrad's state over in north dakota, and we were one of the original players over there. and i might say that only here in america can a 13th child sharecrop return into the nation's

brooks conrad doubles to left for two more runs... paul maholm only lasted four innings. meanwhile brewers' ace zach greinke only allowed two hits in seven shutout innings, to improve to 15-0 at miller park. cubs struck out 15 times and get shut out, 8-0 paul konerko missed his second straight game with a sore wrist. the sox are down 1-0 to toronto in the sixth, when jose bautisa hits his 15th home run of the year... jose quintana only gave up two runs... but the sox were no match for brandon morrow... he strikes out dayan to end the game... he leads the majors with three shut outs. the sox only managed two hits, and lose 4-0. their lead in the central is down to a half-game. matt forte is still a no-show at bears' voluntary workouts. he has yet to sign his franchise tender, and the bears only have until july 16-th to sign him to a new multi- year deal. forte tells the nfl network that he's not looking to become the highest paid running back. he just wants to be recognized as one of the league's best... and his teammates agree. he wants to be out here with his team its ro

around in congress is something called a driver's tax or a vehicle's mile travel tax by congressman conrad. they looked as it as a strategy. what do you think than? >> i've heard about this tax. a lot of concern and debate. it means in some ways the government's tracking your mileage and they're rightfully concern and the government implanting some sort of device in your car and tracking the miles and when you go and how fast you go. that seems to be the path that that concept creeps down. i'm not shump thure the americae are ready for that. i've been at conferences where it's discussed and there are great concerns and rightfully so, concerns about civil rights and tracking devices in cars. i don't know where that one's going to go, but right now we know what we have. and why can't we just fix -- i mean, there's solutions out there. we can fix this. it's not that complicated. i mean, we're the united states of america. we can do a lot of great things. we've demonstrated we can do that. surely we can do it with this concept. >> john from mississippi. >> caller: yes, sir. you have to forgive