i had the chris cooley look. if you wanted it you could go with the chris cooley look.n't understand why the whole team doesn't go for the chris cooley look. it just looks like, you know, early '70s. that's all. >> kelly called the short shorts huggers. some of the other guys said that coach zorn should not be wearing them because his legs were way too skinny to be wearing shorts like that. >> we have seen that jim zorn has worn shorts that short. his counterpart, steve largent, back in the '70s. we happen to have that photo. i love this. the tube socks, right. >> i would love to show this picture to each and every one of the prayers because i'm sure they said zorn was a little more buff back then than he is now. >> not so skinny. >> that's hilarious. >> it is. tube socks are my favorite. getting on to more serious redskins news today. brian orakpo was the only guy not out here on the field. he hasn't yet signed his contract. the redskins are hopeful that deal gets down done. moving to the nationals. more major league baseball news. there were two more names added to th

it's the second year in offense. >> reporter: good to see cooley. 71 players are here. one is not. brian orakpo, 13th player picked overall. he's still unsigned. they're still trying to work out a deal as we speak. jim zorn said it's okay, they'll work things out. >> any time a guy misses a practice, somebody is taking his reps. somebody else is getting better. he's not getting better. we're not getting better as a team. when a guy holds out, it doesn't help him, doesn't help the football team. the only person it benefits is his agent. what they're fighting about right now, oh ra -- orakpo couldn't explain in 20 years for you. >> reporter: hayward bay agrees to a five-year deal with the raiders. manny ramirez and david ortiz among the 104 players that tested positive for performance- enhancing drugs in 2003. brian, back to you. >> thanks. >>> new you have the news edge. the news is always on myfoxdc.com. see you back here tonight at 10:00.

chris cooley hard to believe this is his sixth year in the n.f.l.last season he led the ntire league in yards after the catch. the great yak stack. chris, how was day one? >> i thought it was excellent out here. i liked the idea that zorn brought us out in shells and kind of acclimated the team to beinback out to practice. i thought we were very fast, especially offensively. obviously you can look at what we've done and say here a hundred improvements to make but there was a great tempo. guys were really excited to be here. it's just a learning curve is above where it was last year and it's for good reason. it's the second year of an offense. >> while they enjoyed their fairs day -- first day of camp, brian orakpo remains a no show. zorn didn't seemed alarmed but defensive coordinator greg blache turn add stronger position. >> any time a guy misses practices, somebody is taking his reps. somebody else is getting better. he's not getting better. when a guy holds out, it doesn't help him and the football team. the only person that benefits is his agen

everybody, they are wearing burgundy shorts and no daisy dukes for chris cooley.i think we can all be thankful for that. police welcome in my partner, former redskins pro, brian mitchell. left turn start with this demotion. we all know that he has not been productive. but are you surprised that even before the first snap of the training camp that they demote him and essentially get his job to duke two guys who have done nothing in this league? >> that is something that surprised me the most. the veteran. not playing to the caliber. but what has anyone else do to demote him and move him in front of them? absolutely nothing. they could not get on the field and as they say, they could not learn the playbook. >> we hope that they are healthy this year and that they can live up to the second round hype. but so far, they haven't. they are under the center. we know that they have talked about a bigger leadership role. a make it or break it yore. and a contract year for him. what are you seeing or hearing about him that you like or don't like? >> the fact that he came out

so many moments across -- homes across the country starting in the east and then, of course, grand cooley dam, several projects in the west, but also it was rural electrification that really moved economic development in the rural parts. the advent of broadband, the advent of cable and all my yards of telecommunications is the next great thing of economic development that will rival the electrification of rural america. it will enable students to take courses in any subject matter that he or she may want, it will enable businesses to hook up to markets all around the world, it will enable medical centers to be in touch with all the doctors and the patients they might serve throughout the country, and the list goes on and on. it is truly the next american century, all promise and premised on the use of technology. >> host: commerce secretary gary locke at the ncta annual meeting in washington, d.c. earlier this year. also at the meeting the ncta set up a display which they called broadband nation, and exhibiters showed how increased background can be used in real world situations such as t

nancy, i will say, that i know steve cooley, district attorney of l.a. county.ry cautious. he will not try this case in the media. he will make sure that he has all of the evidence that he needs before he decides whether or not he's going to file a charge in this case. >> out to dr. joseph dellteeto professor of psychiatry joining us from new york. doctor, the sleep that jackson would get from the intravenous drip of diprivan, would it be like a regular deep rem sleep? i mean, would he wake up feeling as if he had slept? and what would emotionally or psychologically lead him to this point? >> well, many drug addicts dream of a state of oblivion and that's what this basically is. some state of oblivion. it's sort of not what it is, but it's what it's not and it's not real life. many people who want to use drugs to get into the state of oblivion are trying to avoid something else, some other pain they have dealing in the real world. i doubt it was sleep deprivation, primarily, which led him to want to be put out for three days. >> out to the lines, kaye in kentuck

. >> the cooley becomes the warmy. >> i'm following the pamphlet. >> greg, you said that among the programs a mentioned was "spiking water reserves with a chemical that would make them themster aisle. >> you have to factor in the weight of everybody. can't just throw something in the water supply. somebody who weighs 150-pounds and somebody who weighs 250-pound foss be affected by the same amount. >> that is true but i was pointing out the poor sentence construction where it said that you wanted to make the water sterile. >> greg: that is why i added an extra point so people would be clouded and confused. >> also, greg, you can't live on a rainbow. >> can't do it. >> german police catch underwear thief. greg, jim, you were talking as if this man stole women's underwear. you don't know that. >> that is true. >> wasn't in the story. >> that's true. i only g go by what i have don. i don't steal them, i just borrow them, use them and put them back. >> that is not really stealing, is it? >> no. >> remy, you said collecting underwear is not a crime, right? >> andy, you are in the clear, nothing t

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police say shots were fired this morning in the 2900 block of cooley street. they have not uncovered a motive or identified a suspect. in southwest baltimore people in carrollton ridge are upset that their neighbors have allowed what they call a culture of apathy to overcome their community. walking to reclaim their streets after the open air shooting that wounded raven wyatt citizens hope this latest veents will force people to say enough is enough to criminals. >> we lost what we had because of the cancer in the community with the drugs and violence. i strongly believe that people have lost self-respect. so if you can't respect yourself how can you respect anyone else? >> you need to say that guy is no good. i'm turning him in. that is the gun i'm going to get off the street and maybe this will not help to the next raven. >> family members tell us that raven remains in critical but stable condition. >> thousands of fans are expected at l.p. field in nashville for public member rely honoring steve mcnair. investigators say they now know what led to the former

quarterback despite the attempted trade for jay cutler and the attempted drafting of mark sanchez and chris cooleye this is his sixth year in the nfl. last season, he led the entire league in yards. >> i thought it was excellent out here. i liked the idea that the coach acclimated the team to being back to practice. i thought we were very fast. you can look at what we have he w. avenue done and say here is 100 improvements to make but there was a great tempo. guys were real excited to be here and it is just the learning curve is above where it was last year. that is a good reason. it is the second year if an offense. >>> we'll check in with dave ross late they are morning live at training camp. > more allegations of steroid use in baseball. david ortiz and manny ramirez arm among the more than 100 major leaguers who tested positive for performance enhancing drugs in 2003. the popular ortiz hit the go ahead home run against oakland yesterday. he says he has never been linked to drugs and says he intended to feigned out what was in his system so he could tell the boston fans. >> i don't really have

the fifth year for chris cooley. say about the first day of camp. >> i thought it was excellent out here p i like the idea that zorn brought us out in shells and acclimated the team to being back out to practice. i thought we were very fast especially ofensively. can you look at what we've done sand say here is a hundred improvements to make. there was a great tempo. the learning curve is above where it was last year and it is for good reason, the second year in an offense. >> reporter: i think the expectation level with brian orakpo, you got the full team here,ic the fans are excited about the prospects for the seen and i think jim zorn and jas campbell looking for the breakthrough season. we shall see. practice coming up in a couple of hours. they've got the tarp off the field. it's beautiful day. no rain so far. >> this is good news because how many years do we have training camp and guys are missing, the deal is not done. >> always an issue, tony and to get him signed this soon. remember, he didn't miss any of th

senator, he could be one of those seed cooley types, the southern gentleman. he said he wants to see something like an apology from her for her comments saying a wise latina would render a better judgment than someone else. she took that back and said that was bad, she shouldn't have said that. do you think he's had his standard met for an apology? >> i suspect that the senator -- senator graham will go back at this issue. i think to him, i mean, all of meez republic these republicans have to at least show the flag. if senator graham has staked this out as an area where he wants to hear something special and unique, he'll use his questioning to get there. i think she will pass whatever bar he sets. what's most important is that senator graham has an opportunity to show this issue was important to him, and he questioned her in a rigorous way on it. >> it's always good to show that you can have impact, too, on someone. he would do that, i think if he said that she had measured up to what he wanted in terms of a retraction. thank you very much, jean cummings. i l

a presidential committee, something like med-pac, and they make a decision, all of them experts, cooleyluence from the lobbyists. they decide how the money will be spent, and then we do it. >> i want to play this, this is mr. boehner on the cost of it all, and i want to get your response to this. >> the one thing they've been pushing, of course, is saying there's no way that the american people can afford $1.5 trillion. here it is. i guess we'll get to that sound bite at a later time. here's assist being tossed around is the top 1.2% of americans would have to pay 5.4%. would you go along with, with taxing the wealth,? >> i not only would go along with it, i've been trying to push it. if you want to solve all the problems of financing health care reform in one shot, you tax the rich, the top 1%, or probably closer to 2%. it doesn't make any difference. you get up to half a trillion out of that over ten years. that will financial everything we have to do, and we'll have health reform. >> senator ben nelson visited with the president today, and his advice was to go slow on this. i was won

enough pads throwing our weight, cooley catching his ball.etty much have a productive season if we all just go out there and feed off each other. so i'm hoping as a team we can do that. i'm never the guy that says hey, it is my show. show me everything. i want the ball when it is time. i want everybody to enjoy this, you know, and have a good time. >> you have talked about speaking up when you fell like the time was right. what's zorn done over this offseason to earn respect from veterans? >> i mean, you know, i respected him last year. you know, first year as a coach, head coach, on this level, you never know what to expect from a guy. and he didn't know what to expect from us or he didn't know what to expect from, you know, what the season will turn out to be. he stuck in there. i thought he -- believe in the coach that is going to -- you know, give us his word and everything -- every time he says something, he showed us what he was talking about. that's all i can do. respect a guy. and, you know, i'm also like -- he likes to throw the ball

coming up at 6:00, we'll check in with chris cooley who's planning on having a pro bowl season. laura, remember the other day i told that you zorn said any veteran player with four years or more experience had the option of staying at home and not staying at the dorm in the hotel? we've done an informal survey and a majority of the players shockingly are staying at home. they're not staying in the hotel. so-so far all the guys want a home cooked meal, be with their wives and kids and families. informal survey. the majority of them are not staying at the hotel. >> you called it, feldy. we'll see how that works out, how zorn goes along with it too. >>> how is the weather looking for the rest of training camp this weekend? it always seems to heat up when training camp starts, doesn't it, sue? >> you can set your clock by it and check the calendar. you're absolutely right. at least they're not playing in tornado warnings tonight. we're not seeing nearly as much activity as we look live at the washington monument. but what kind of weather will those players be looking at, especially

denton cooley who still lives in our community. i'm very proud that this woman raised beautiful children, six children, she has eight grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and one of her wonderful children was a dear friend of mine, the mitchell family. her granddaughter, pam mitchell, who is saddened by her death, is one of the eight grandchildren, and her wonderful surviving daughter as well had the opportunity to live with a great mother and a great father, a husband, deceased, leroy cook, they were married for 50 years. and produced great talent, for the mitchell family, mr. and mrs. mitchell, and granddaughter, pam, and her young grandson traveled around the community and provided great music. she was a woman of religion as well. a member of the progressive new hope church under reverend ens i brown and she served as that church for many, many years. a great historic church in the city of houston. but then as pastor brown passed away, she moved to one of the up and coming starring churches under the leadership of my dear fri

debake and denton cooley. these are issues that members address even as federal representatives in the people's house. so to those families, the cook and baker family, i offer my deepest sympathy. it seems then relevant to suggest that in addition to the many issues that we confront, i had the privilege of joining the senate in having passed today by unanimous consent h.j.res. 12, which for many of my colleagues, 61 of them who co-sponsored, many of them recognized the cultural richness of america. particularly in music, which i happen to be a fan of, and i believe it's so much a part of the american character, whether it's country western, whether it's jazz, whether it's pop, or whether or not it is gospel. so h.j.res. 12 acknowledged today along with united states senate that we would designate september, 2009, as gospel music heritage month and it would honor the gospel music for its valuable and long-standing contributions to the culture of the united states. i hope that those who are members of various fa