[laughter] craig: i know what you're thinking. craig, why are you smelling your finger?nger, and i want to feel safe because this is a touchy ooh-la-la audience. [laughter] i've got to tell you. i came out here. i was just talking to you in the i get to know you period. the audience -- i may have made a slightly inappropriate joke and they were -- they went -- they made the noise like this whaaaat! like like whoa! you know when you watch the movie that godzilla attacks tokyo, you know the noise that people make when godzilla is attacking them? that is the noise that i heard, wasn't it, geoff? geoff: whaaaaa! craig: they have loosened up a bit because i've given them all a massage. i've rubbed rubbed them gently in areas where they perhaps feel tension. [laughter] it is really freaky when you see about 100 angry hobos angry at you. [laughter] we just came here to keep out of the heat. [laughter] now you're saying stuff we don't like. so we're going to make a noise as a warning. whaaaa! that's only warning you're going to get. next i'm going to bite you. [laughter] that's

craig: that's true.hought during monologue this one is going to suck big time but then as th guests arrived things seemed to go a little bit better. geoff: i quite enjoyed during the break watching you snag. [laughter] craig: got to go. oh. good night, everyone. oh! captioned by the national captioning institute,,,,,,,,,,,, what's been called a california votes in the thousands breath. >>> the outcome will have a ripple effect across the country plus one governor's historic fight for political survival. >>> we want to get right to that race that is still too close to call the political editor grace sleep. and have no idea but we do know one thing it was probably that cigarette tax. right now prop. 29 is still very close neck-and-neck 50 to 50%. in this state with less than 30% techie in its past the state will add a dollar a pack tax for cigarettes. featuring not a legend of celebrities doctors and big money and if that respect is pretty one-sided while the yes campaign raised about $12 billion the no ca

craig: that's true.hought during monologue this one is going to suck big time but then as th guests arrived things seemed to go a little bit better. geoff: i quite enjoyed during the break watching you snag. [laughter] craig: got to go. oh. good night, everyone. oh! captioned by the national captioning institute . >>> breaking news. a gory scene at a local metro station. one person is dead after being shot in the face. >>> plus topper is declaring a weather alert, color yellow. >>> plus we want to know about a bug that is a flesh eating disease that's in the water. and summertime is when it's most prevalent. >>> and we are following the breaking news right now. a man shot and killed at a metro stop. it happened at the southern avenue metro in temple hills, maryland. >> and that is why we find ken molestina -- where we find ken molestina tonight. the gunman still on the loose. >> reporter: still on the loose. we just got the information for the suspect. it's still a very active scene out here. 9:30 tonigh

. >> reporter: craig dietz is a competitive swimmer who knows how to power through polls. in fact, he just finished a grueling three-hour swim across the chesapeake bay. >> nice swim. you're there. you're there. >> reporter: there is one other thing you might want to know about craig. he has no arms and no legs. he was born that way. >> may parents, my siblings raised me up not to feel that i was any different than anyone else and i could do anything i wanted to do. >> reporter: craig grew up in pennsylvania and has always been active. he's been bowling for years, he went to college and then earned a law degree. eventually, he was wishing for a new challenge. >> i have all been looking to somebody who looks for the next adventure and the next way to challenge myself and push myself. jive he was living in pittsburgh at the time and decided to do a triathalon. friends did the biking and running, he did the swimming. his reaction when he came out of the water? >> can i go again. >> reporter: he's been at it

craig: baguette? geoff: oui. craig: frommage. geoff: eiffel tower.ughter] craig: that's not even french! it is just a place in france! geoff: i'm speaking french, man. craig: no, you're just saying eiffel tower. it is not french! geoff: but i did it with a french accent! craig: au revoir. ,, discover british columbia. visit: do a lot of sending... and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. [ bob ] i got the tickets. [ male announcer ] and with citibank popmoney, it's even easier to keep sending...and receiving. let me get you back. no, it's on me. i insist. no way. yes way. well let me chip in. [ male announcer ] send money from one bank account to another, with citibank popmoney. easier banking. every step of the way. discover britvisit:lumbia. a surprising health-care dilemma in the day cbs five uncovers why thousands of people are not getting the benefits they're owed. he's giving all this political b.s.. bay area married and she put out that information and the crime- fightin

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craig: good night, everybody.tioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- . >>> this is 9news now. >>> tomorrow is flag day. it honors the day back in 1777 when the second continental congress adopted the flag of these united states. more than 2,000 americans have given their lives in defense of that flag in afghanistan. but a statistic we don't know is the number of people impacted by those deaths back here at home. people like the family of nicolas curbin of fairfax. david shows us their lives since the 21-year-old lost his. >> reporter: the number 2,000 only begins to tell of the story that's been lost in afghanistan. take douglas who was gunned down. it was his last mission before he was due to come home. there is his mother beth. she signed the papers for him to enlist in the marines right after 9/11. he was 17. >> he had to get my permission. i had to sign the form. >> reporter: then there is his stepfather michael, his younger brother joseph and older sister pride. >> she lost her best fri

craig says he swims a little like a dolphin.ay swim last year but the swimmers were pulled from the water because of lightning. even so, to use his words. >> the bay kick mild butt last year big time. >> reporter: that is what i he has been back in the pool four to five times a week getting ready for this year's swim. as usual, he got a few funny looks from other competitors at the start of the race. >> there were several people that kind of looked at me with a question mark and then like are you swimming this? yeah, i'm going to give it a shot. then they're like wow, that is pretty freaking cool. >> reporter: it was. that is craig in the blue cap. his friend is next to him in a kayak. the swimmers pass right between the two spans of the chesapeake bay bridge. >> it's roller coaster honestly. >> reporter: a 4.4-mile long roller coaster. his main goal was to complete the race. he did much more. >> when i came up and saw i was at three hours, i was just elated. i was in disbelief myself. i didn't think i would be able to get throu

craig says he swims a little like a dolphin.ed the bay swim last year, but the swimmers were pulled from the water because of heightening. even so to use his words -- >> the bay kicked my -- lightning. even so to use his words -- >> the bay kicked my butt big time. >> reporter: that's why he's been in the pool four to five times a week getting ready for this year's swim. he got a few funny looks from other competitors at the start of the race. >> there were several people that kind of looked at me with a question mark and then like are you swimming this? yeah. i'm going to give it a shot. then they're like wow, that's pretty cool. >> reporter: and it was. that's craig in the blue cap, his friend next to him in a kayak. the swimmers pass right between the two spans of the chesapeake bay bridge. >> it's a roller coaster honestly. >> reporter: a 4.4-mile long roller coaster. his a man goal was simply to complete the race. he did much more. >> when i came up to the finish and saw i was at three hours, i was just elated. i was in dis

craig: yeah, like we didn't have problems before? >> can you get some -- craig: you want me to smash those nuts? [laughter] >> smash -- [applause] see? that's what happens when you drink a bottle of olive oil right there. that's what happens. craig: so look, they are ready. [applause] yeah! [laughter] >> and look how big my balls are. craig: is the baklava finished? >> it's finished. craig: i think we learned how to make a terrific summer meal involving a lot of olive oil and violence. good night, everybody. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> we are following breaking news right now. kwame brown, the chairman of the dc city council, has resigned after being charged with lying about his income on loan applications. we have team coverage for you on this breaking story. >> bruce johnson has more onto nature of the charges against brown and reaction from other council members, including marian berry. >> council woman mary cha is the temporary chair woman and she'll be joining us live here in the studio.

rostock soft power i'm joined by craig hayden in washington he's an assistant professor in. the international communications program at american university school of international service also in washington we have ivan eland he is a senior fellow and director of the center on peace and liberty at the independent institute and in london we crossed to jonathan mcclory he is a strategy adviser edwin creative all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want anyone if i go to you first in washington what is the state of america's soft power today ok a lot of people think it was the us to go real battering under the bush years and now we've had four years of obama what is this what is america's brand value well i think america has a lot of brand value but i don't think it comes from. funding democratic forces in other countries i mean i don't think this rule works very well since one thousand nine hundred we've tried to impose democracy using military power fifteen times in eleven times it's failed two times it's still out of four times it

craig said that he swims a little like a dolphin.y swim last year but the swimmers were pulled from the water because of lightning. even so, to his words -- >> they kicked my butt last year big time. >> reporter: that is why he's back in the pool four to five times a week getting ready for this year's swim. as usual, he got a few funny looks from other competitors at the start of the race. >> there were several people that kind of looked at me with a question mark and then like, you know, are you swimming this? yeah, i'm going try it. wow, that is pretty cool. >> reporter: and it was. that is craig in the blue cap. his friend is next to him in a kayak. the swimmers pass between the two spans of the chesapeake bridge. >> it's a roller coaster, honestly. >> reporter: a 4.4--mile-long roller coaster. the main goal was to complete the race and he did more. >> reporter: when i came up to the finish and saw i was at three hours, i was elated. i mean, i was -- i was in disbelief myself and didn't think i would be able to get through it that

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[laughter] craig: actually no. it never really is. but the thing is it's more comforting when other people are in the soup as well. yes, the soup. geoff: that's what this is? the soup? what sort of soup would this be? craig: this would be a soup called cullen skink. it is actually a scottish soup with all sort s of fish cooked in mud. it is a real thing. you can goog it or whatever the appropriate cbs search engine is pitcht is it ok? cullen skink. geoff: that's c-u-l-l-e-n craig: skink. the horse never says anything, does he? geoff: he just stands there. craig: he just stands there smelling like biscuits. actually he smells a bit like beer tonight. what the hell? you brn drinking beer? [laughter] did that horse burp? geoff: secretariat has been hitting the giggle water. craig: but still manages to keep a stoic expression. we'll take a break and be right back -- tomorrow. goopt, everyone. [ man ] it's big. supports in times of need. same with aladdin. the biggest in bail. no one has lower prices, is faster or more professional. aladdi

ok craig i'd like to go back to you in washington who cares about soft power my goodness if you have hard power you're going to get what you want so who really cares i mean it's an academic exercise you know i've studied soft power for a long time and i think it's an interesting concept but you know if you're strong you get what you want and it doesn't matter what the rest of the world thinks go ahead you know i've heard this argument before i've heard people say that soft power is really a luxury of people in power. but whether or not we can accurately define soft power is that this and not that or analytically distinguish it i think what's important is that international actors whether they be nation states or n.g.o.s recognize soft power is important so we need to pay attention to it and i think the clearest example of this is the incredible investment in soft power by china right whether or not soft power works they believe it work what do you think it would it mean if you think it works if you think it the world is changing its opinion about china after all of that investment. d

. >> what did we learn on the show tonight, craig?raig: i was only kidding about that research thing. geoff: they love you. craig: yes, they love me. geoff: this is coming from a fairy from glen dale? [laughter] craig: let's finish the issue up. ready? ♪ through the rain send in >> is he a bully or just the boss? >> a fire captain tells 9 news the d.c. fire chief is out of line. >>> plus, topper will introduces you to 9 weather alerts, a great new tool for planning today. >>> new at 11:00, these two men used pepco as a disguise in a murder plot. now, one of the accused gets justice. >> he was part of the two-man gang that duped a buoy resident by posing as pepco workers. it all ended when the man was shot to death during a robbery. today a jury decided john haskin's fate. >> matt jablow is joining us with the details. >> reporter: it's one of those stories that leaves you wondering why. a buoy resident killed in cold blood during a small-time robbery in his own home. it's a case that even veteran prosecutors found extremelydisturbing.

craig: yeah, like we didn't have problems before? >> can you get some -- craig: you want me to smash those nuts? [laughter] >> smash -- [applause] see? that's what happens when you drink a bottle of olive oil right there. that's what happens. craig: so look, they are ready. [applause] yeah! [laughter] >> and look how big my balls are. craig: is the baklava finished? >> it's finished. craig: i think we learned how to make a terrific summer meal involving a lot of olive oil and violence. good night, everybody. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ,,,, discover british columbia. visit: the 100% electric nissan leaf was the perfect car for you... that you can charge it at home like your smartphone... that you'll never have to buy another tank of gas? [ brian ] really looking forward to not having to put 75 bucks in the tank twice a week just to go back and forth to work. [ shannon ] i have absolutely no idea what the price of a gallon of gas is. [ male announcer ] or that it's never been a better time to chec

[laughter] craig: actually no. it never really is. but the thing is it's more comforting when other people are in the soup as well. yes, the soup. geoff: that's what this is? the soup? what sort of soup would this be? craig: this would be a soup called cullen skink. it is actually a scottish soup with all sort s of fish cooked in mud. it is a real thing. you can goog it or whatever the appropriate cbs search engine is pitcht is it ok? cullen skink. geoff: that's c-u-l-l-e-n craig: skink. the horse never says anything, does he? geoff: he just stands there. craig: he just stands there smelling like biscuits. actually he smells a bit like beer tonight. what the hell? you brn drinking beer? [laughter] did that horse burp? geoff: secretariat has been hitting the giggle water. craig: but still manages to keep a stoic expression. we'll take a break and be right back -- tomorrow. goopt, everyone. . >>> this is 9news now. >>> it has long been speculate, but now it has been confirmed. according to the world health organization, de sell fumes ar

[laughter] craig: daddy? daddy? geoff: not now, son. i'm working. craig: good night, everybody!eers and applause] [ male announcer ] olympic tennis players bob and mike bryan do a lot of sending... and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. [ bob ] i got the tickets. [ male announcer ] and with citibank popmoney, it's even easier to keep sending...and receiving. let me get you back. no, it's on me. i insist. no way. yes way. well let me chip in. [ male announcer ] send money from one bank account to another, with citibank popmoney. easier banking. every step of the way. . >>> worst robbers ever. you have to see the heist that led to these bad guys getting a spanking. >>> plus topper is tracking it will be dry many to, and he has all of your weather alert codes tore the weekend. >>> but first tonight, 9 wants you to know in 2012 our military is averaging one suicide every single day. >>> this is 9news now. >>> it is a problem the military can't seem to solve. we learned today that so far this year, 50% more t

that is craig in the blue cap. his friend is next to him in a kayak.wimmers pass between the two spans of the chesapeake bay bridge. >> it's a roller coaster, honestly. >> reporter: 4.4-mile long roller coaster. the main goal was to complete the race. he did much more. >> when i came to the finish, it was three hours, i was elated and i was just -- i, i was in disbelief myself. i didn't think i would be able to get through it that fast. and then i look out in the water and i still see moment coming in. it gives you, sets it off more of, wow, it really -- i really did better than i expected to do. >> reporter: to get to the finish line, he had to climb a steep hill back on land. but in life, he climbed over pretty much every obstacle. >> people say, you know, i'm never going complain about having a sore ankle again. that employs i have it really bad, you know, and i never really thought i had that bad of a life, you know. >> reporter: in fact, life's been pretty good. he's married and does motivational speaking. along the way, if he opens a few doors fo

>> what did we learn on the show tonight, craig? craig: i was only kidding about that research thing. geoff: they love you. craig: yes, they love me. geoff: this is coming from a fairy from glen dale? [laughter] craig: let's finish the issue up. ready? ♪ through the rain send in [ male announcer ] olympic tennis players bob and mike bryan do a lot of sending... and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. [ bob ] i got the tickets. [ male announcer ] and with citibank popmoney, it's even easier to keep sending...and receiving. let me get you back. no, it's on me. i insist. no way. yes way. well let me chip in. [ male announcer ] send money from one bank account to another, with citibank popmoney. easier banking. every step of the way. panhandling for their school the same school that is getting hundreds of thousands of your tax dollars for students who don't even exist. >>> how are they getting ahold of it. >>> pastries could have to be worth $100 million the labo

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craig: all right. we got to go. good night, everybody. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> this 19news now. >> it's been the talk of the country for months now, minutes ago, daredevil, nik wallenda tight rope walked across niagra falls. following in his famous footsteps, adventuring where no one has gone before. here he is crossing the finish line, 15 faster than expected. we'll have much more on this amazing story later in the newscast. >>> but first, new at 11:00, a d.c. man is fighting for his life after getting caught in a house fire this evening. this happened on a house on 15th street northeast. firefighters were able to knock down. the victim was found on the second floor and taken to the hospital. there were initially a report of a missing five-year-old. that youngster fortunately was found across the street. >>> it is landmark change to the way our country deals with immigration. the white house announced today that it will stop the deportation of younger illegal immigrants who came to the united

well, craig didn't go on to win the final, obviously, mckevitt did.n the meantime, aspinall got challenged. nobody was supposed to challenge the chairman of the department of interior committee when he had so much power and was doing so many wonderful things damming up every stream in colorado. how could they do that? well, that person didn't win, but it was like oh! like you had worn a bathing suit to church. you just don't do things like that, you know. who are these new people coming in here? well, then in 1971, a part of denver elected the first latina to the state house, benny benivides. suddenly hispanics are getting their way, too. fair housing became a huge issue. everybody was saying, you know, we really can't have segregated housing. and park hill became kind of this wonderful example of how people could all live together and people were looking at as a model. so many wonderful things damming up every stream in colorado. how could they do that? well, that person didn't win, but it was like oh! like you had worn a bathing suit to church. you

as the craig skalar. >>craig: you can see the back end of this parking lot there was a 911 call early this morning police announced a man dead. he is a 24 euro. he is a 24 year old man. there are no details. there is not a clear motive. there have been here all morning and the police are expected to stay for a few more hours pit pit >> the try to look at what led to that commotion in the violence that ultimately led to the debt of this 24 year old man. >>darya: there is a preliminary hearing that should wrap up today about the beating of brian stowe. norway in sanchez for the to amend the virtues. the woman says testified that she saw stowe's had hit the ground any man that you identified as sanchez can have. . san francisco's -- sanchez is a sister said in court yesterday. the guys were walking and talking trash. this is a ton rear-ended disappeared into the grass. >> did you tell your brother that they are talking trash. >> yes i did it is not what you think irian. >>mark: more students can be suspended

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craig skalar was there >>craig: this data and street is where the oakland police purchase guns from residentsrtificates. >> i am tired of this it is too much violence. they're wasting their life. we should radically in oakland. images of murder scenes like this one i still flash end the president's mind. they would get the guns at the hands of those that are in the gangs pigpen >> ysabel: hundreds of people came out the to fallen firefighters the dotted line of duty. this happened last year. it was held a fire station 26. one of the brothers of one of the firefighters talk about tough it's been this last year. >> i can see the weather would never be forgotten. offload also unveiled a plaque with the names of the fallen firefighters. >>marty: the uss iowa has finally reached its destination in los angeles. is kerrey, franklin-dollar -- is carried fdr to a summit in irian it will be traded trainees' gm is set to open next month. >>marty: we will be meeting back to london for the queen elizabeth diamond jubilee is happening. apparently were having problems with connecting to that film. will get

♪ what did we learn on the show tonight craig ♪ [meow] craig: you're wearing mascara?it's part of the costume. craig: part of the cosschupe. i never insisted on mascara. great touch, though, girls. we thank you. we mess around on this show. and we've done it tonight. but i want to take this moment now to -- we're bidding farewell to our director brian, who has been directing this show since tom snyder was doing it. he did it when craig kill born was doing it. he's been doing it for the eight years i've been doing it. i'm sorry. he'll be working on the wildwide pants for 32 years. finally, he's got omething better. he's moving on. we'd like to wish him all the best. brian, it's been a pleasure. god speed. thanks a lot. good night, ev,, [ male announcer ] what if we told you the 100% electric nissan leaf was the perfect car for you... that you can charge it at home like your smartphone... that you'll never have to buy another tank of gas? [ brian ] really looking forward to not having to put 75 bucks in the tank twice a week just to go back and forth to work. [ shannon ]

craig didn't go on to win the final, obviously. aspenall got challenged and nobody was everybody supposed to challenge the chairman of the interior committee when he had so much power and was doing so many wonderful things, damming up every stream in colorado, how could they do that? well, that person didn't win. but it was like, oh! like he'd worn a bathing suit to church. you just don't do that. who are these new people coming in here? then in 1971, a part of denver elected the first latina to the state house, betty benevites. hispanics are feeling their oat. fair housing became a huge issue. people are saying, we can't have segregated housing, and park hill became kind of this wonderful example of how people could all live together and people were looking at it as a model. the anti-war things all started. and all of our delegation was voting for the war. so it was quite a shock to them to see all of this movement back and they tried to say it was just the colleges but they were suddenly finding even oilmen were all petitioning.

next to me is craig rosebraugh, the writer and director of the movie. filmmaker activist and he filmed this movie in nine or 14 countries. >> 14 contributes we filmed in and nine in the current cut. >> cenk: all right. and look at this, daryl hannah, executive producer of the movie. she's given keynote speeches at the u.n. climate change summit, part of 28 different organizations. omiderm movies like "blade runblade runner";" kill bill." you know who daryl hannah. i hear the oil companies are job creators, yet you're making a movie about good guys who are trying to create jobs for america. why did you do it? >> there are a lot of things that create jobs. i heard for half of the money that we've spent on the iraq war we could get the entire country on renewable energy. all of the united states. so there are a lot of things that can create jobs. they don't need to depend upon destroying the very life support systems we need to survive over this planetonthis planet to create jobs. >> cenk: we didn't actually get the oil from iraq. you're right it would be

♪ what did we learn on the show tonight craig ♪ [meow] craig: you're wearing mascara?it's part of the costume. craig: part of the cosschupe. i never insisted on mascara. great touch, though, girls. we thank you. we mess around on this show. and we've done it tonight. but i want to take this moment now to -- we're bidding farewell to our director brian, who has been directing this show since tom snyder was doing it. he did it when craig kill born was doing it. he's been doing it for the eight years i've been doing it. i'm sorry. he'll be working on the wildwide pants for 32 years. finally, he's got omething better. he's moving on. we'd like to wish him all the best. brian, it's been a pleasure. god speed. thanks a lot. >>> pounding our areas, packed with heavy downpours,ing strong winds, dangerous lightning, triggering flash flooding, may have even spawned some tornadoes. >>> tonight, the threat still remains. our entire area is under a tornado watch until 2:00 a.m. the we'll go straight to topper for the latest. >> this is new information. it has been trimmed now. esse

so craig gilbert, we've talked about this before, now you can tell us the answer. how did scott walker do it? >> well, ironically, as polarized as wisconsin, is i think charles franklin is right. there is a middle, there are ticket-splitters, there are swing voters. those obama/walker supporters we see in the exit polls, which is about 10% of the people that voted tuesday really symbolize that group and scott walker won that battle. so it's... everybody is not in one of these two armed camps. not to down play it at all. but this will come into play in november in the battle for wisconsin in the presidential race. president obama has a narrow lead right now in the polling but, you know, he has to close the deal with these pragmatic voters that are not voting on ideology, they're voting on performance and they're voting on optimism, pessimism and the economy. >> ifill: craig, was the margin of victory a surprise to you? >> you know, not a shock. i mean, one... in fact, charles franklin's poll had it exactly at seven points. i thought it would be a little closer. a lo

chief investigative reporter ken glowing, craig crawford blogger. we are heading for a fiscal cliff and there is no gold edge pair ashoot. ahead on viewpoint t outspoken. i'm a dramatist. >> the economy is weak so the stock market needs to be boosted. one quarter of a point, the do you mvrp went up 46 points today as a result. here is the kicker: the bank that cut the rate was china's central bank, not ours. maybe -- make no mistake. what happens in china clearly does not stay in china. the china's monetary policy is important for the united states as the fed's is with the pace slowing, the volume of imports china orders from us slows down as well. we pay the price with a sluggish economy. china has been the economic engine of the world for the past year or more. if they can't get their engine going again, we will be in trouble. so here is hoping that chinese central bank has its own ben bernanke taking care of business. >>do it, for america. if you have an opinion, you better back it up. >>eliot spitzer takes on politics. >>science and republicans

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