there was no argument over derrick o'neal's guilt or innocence.ed and was found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt of the execution-style shooting of a convenience store clerk in the store that mason was in the process of robbing. before shooting 25-year-old angela cagle in the face twice, derrick o'neal mason forced her to take off all of her clothes. how am i doing on eliciting your sympathy for derrick o'neal mason? how about outrage over the death penalty? i know what you're thinking, you're thinking he's not the case to use to build outrage over the death penalty. nor is the case of lawrence russell brewer who was executed at 6:21 p.m. central time yesterday in huntsville, texas. he was found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt of the 1998 hate crime murder of 49-year-old james bird jr. lawrence, russell brewer and two is had friends chained bird to the back of a pickup truck and drove along a bumpy asphalt road at 2:00 in the morning. they drove for at least three miles with james bird dragging 24 and a half feet behind them at the end of that ch

fourth and final project, the contra tosca water derrick now says that all of the delta pumps are completely screened to protect fish. don ford, cbs5. >>> a viral mystery solved. what video gamers figured out that could help lead to a cure for aids. >> their odds of surviving were 1 in 10 million, the risky operation to separate baby sisters joined at the head. that's coming up in 2 minutes. >> closed captioning for "eyewitness news" is brought to you by shreve & co. jewelers. a san francisco original. ,,,,,,

. >> derrick washington. >> charles waters. >> james thomas waters, jr. >> patrick j. waters. >> kenneth thomas watson. >> michael henry waye. >> todd christopher weaver. >> walter edward weaver. >> nathaniel webb. >> dinah webster. >> and my beloved father. daddy, i love you so much, and my brothers, my mom, and i miss you every day. daddy, you are the best and i love you. >> and my husband. rahway, you left the girls and i surrounded by love. our families and friends have been amazing. we love you when we miss you so much.

derrick ward is live at the mosque where he preached and jim is at the pentagon. jim, we are going to begin with you. this is a big one, isn't it? >> it is. u.s. intelligence and military officials considered anwar al-awlaki a serious threat. not only was he inspirational in terms of inspiring potential terrorists here in the united states and recruiting them directly or indirectly, but he was operational. responsible for actual attempts by al qaeda. the only attempts really, since 9/11 to attack the homeland. in the 2009 christmas day underwear bombing, in a plane over detroit and an attempt to load explosives and carry them into the united states concealed inside printer ink cartridges. both of those operations failed. u.s. intelligence officials say that anwar al-awlaki woke every day with his only intent to kill americans on u.s. soil. wendy? >> how did they know how to hone in on him? >> there was an increase in intelligence. reports that some saudis provided intelligence as well as yem yemeni officials. military intelligence and the cia were following him fo

mason's sentence, there is no basic question about derrick mason's guilt. today the state of georgia, about half a day after they killed troy davis, set their next execution date on october 5th for marcus ray johnson for a murder he committed in 1994. marcus ray johnson contends that he had bad legal representation in the trial that got him the death penalty. but here, again, there's no basic question about his guilt. is the justice of the death penalty fundamentally about the goodness or badness of the person who is to be killed? is it about their guilt or innocence? or is it an intrinsic question about whether or not the governments that we build for ourselves are governments that should kill prisoners? to the extent that killing prisoners is one of the jobs we ask of state government employees, it's not an abstract thing. it is a physical job to be done. tools. is a job that requires set of tools to kill troy davis last night. thstate had its supply of sodium pentothal seized by the federal government earlier this year under suspicion that the state had

derrick johnson. >> it's hard coming behind judy and anita when they write my scripts. what's the solution? we have heard over and over about the tea party and the conservatives and those folks. we are the solution. naacp has the only infrastructure in our communities that goes from coast to coast and every little town. positioned toest do something that many civil organizationsthed other cannot do because they do not have people on the ground. we need to gravitate more towards the substance of our work, develops strategy and away from the pomp and circumstance and the big speeches. what has happened over the past 20 years is the naacp becoming too lax with the way we operate during an election process. as a result, other organizations swoop into our community, raise money on our units, and they claim work we do because we have no way to measure our work. so we have to change and shift the paradigm of how we function. every state is at play. this election cycle. there are no states not at play in 2012. in 2007, everyone was talking about whether or not, which political

grazioso timothy george grazioso derrick auther green wade b. wanda anita green elaine myra greenberg donald green gayle r. greene james arthur greenleaf, jr. eileen marsha greenstein elizabeth martin gregg denise gregory donald h. gregory >> and my nephew. danny, we want you to know that you will always be our baby boy. you will be in our hearts forever and we love you. [speaking spanish] we love you. >> and to my husband, fy11. may his soul finally rest in peace. -- flight 11. your son and i grow strong. goodbye, my dear friend, my teacher, and my hero. florence moran gregory pedro grehan john michael griffin tawanna sherry griffin joan donna griffith warren grifka ramon grijalvo joseph f. grillo david joseph grimner frances edward grogen kenneth george grouzalis joseph grzelak matthew james grzymalski robert joseph gschaar liming gu richard j. gudagno jose guadalupe >> and my hero and my father, harry. daddy, i love you and miss you. i wish you could see me now, because every day i strive to make you proud. >> in my beautiful brother, brian g

derrick ward is live with what happened inside the courtroom today. >> reporter: what we learned here today is he could stay in jail a bit longer in the district because of something more serious than the fraud charges he's facing here. the 33-year-old has been ordered held in the district for three more business days to allow texas authorities to come get him. he's a fugitive and wanted on a sex offense in the lone star state. >> trust no one. trust no one. get a written signed contract to go after them. >> today, a woman who is one of his victims showed up in court. this was a preliminary appearance, she thought it was important to be here. >> i would like to see him eventually go back to texas and do his time he's supposed to be doing there and to get as much time as he can here for frauding women out of money and especially with the severity of him going into hospitals and posing with cancer patients. it's sick. >> reporter: she lost $25,000 to the man she met in a virginia bar. they agreed to go in together on a spa deal. >> the money i gave him was towards my money to be part ow

assistants in new york that used to work for the ravens and three prominent players were ravens including derrick mason who makes his return this sunday. steelers, jets compare the rival. >> very different. it's different than the steeler's rivalry. same kind of atmosphere but different. you know because the steelers are the steelers. but these guys were ravens at one point. so you know sort of like, like you said fighting your brother. >>> at practice today the return of two starters on the offensive line center mark burke and ben brook, both participated after sitting out yesterday. >>> peter angelo huddled with manager showalter to discuss the future of the team. no official word from the meeting it is expected that mcfail will walk with his contract set to expire and showalter could take on a greater role. >>> the o's ended their losing season on a high note that come back win in the finale. the 4-3 final put the red sox at the mercy of the tampa bay rays. and about three minutes after that orioles victory, tampa bay clenched the wild card spot with a win over the yankees. evan longoria the d

over the place and he was there last night telling jankowski you can make a 63- yard field goal and derrick mcfadden rushed for the first time in 10 years, the raiders win their opening game. and the coach today was joking, he got buffalo this sunday, is he able to relax and enjoy the win? >> i haven't slept. the meal was horrible okay? i've been watching buffalo so i don't feel good right now because they beat the team that they played really badly, so right now, i got some issues, you know. and i got to address them. it's going to take me until sunday to start feeling good again. >>> addleman, former warrior coach and portland coach and houston coach and sacramento coach is now the new boss in minnesota. and our floor director enjoyed the jason produced highlights. what did you say? [ indiscernible ] >> that's always been my line. if you can reach him family, we've got a winning sports team. >> good night. it feels like help is never far away. it feels like you're protected against life's little mishaps. it feels like you'll make it home. that's what it feels like to be a member.

special representative for myanmar, derrick mitchell, called the talks productive. expressed her gratitude for american support for the democracy. it has now finished the first steps of the country's transition, following election of civilian leadership in march. even so, u.s. sanctions remain in place and issues like the release of political prisoners are resolved. >>> attention will now be on what further steps myanmar's government will take to cement the transition away from military rule. the commercial spot deal between australia animal asia. the agreement intended to stem the flow from various asian countries, but was struck down by australia court last month. now the government says it will take steps to try to revise the deal. >>> the prime minister told reporters monday that her administration would introduce legislation to parliament next week. it would amend the immigration law that the high court ruled last month made the swap deal. >> the government has determined that it will bring to the parliament amendments to the migration act that enable the gover

the full back derrick sheely died after taking a hit during practice. the cause of his death is unclear, but his father suspects a brain injury is to blame. you recall a former marin catholic pitcher was seriously hurt after being hit in the head with a line drive. tonight there was a forum on sports concussions. here is more from alan wang. >> i am here and lucky to be here to be able to talk about this. >> it was a line drive to the head that put this pitcher in high school into a coma for nearly a month. >> one thing that really hinders me is my short-term memory loss. >> the cdc estimates a brain injury or a concussion. >> this forum sponsored by congresswoman lynn woolsly is helping parents recognize and treat the affects of a sports-related concussion. 15-year-old parker tran had five con suggestions and his coaches never recognized it. >> i had the same pounding head headache and dizziness and disorientation, and i didn't want to tell anybody because i wanted to finish the game. >> protect yourselves at all times. how do you do that? eyes up. the

derrick johnson. >> it's hard coming behind judy and anita when they write my scripts.tives and those folks. we are the solution. naacp has the only infrastructure in our communities that goes from coast to coast and every little town. positioned toest do something that many civil organizationsthed other cannot do because they do not have people on the ground. we need to gravitate more towards the substance of our work, develops strategy and away from the pomp and circumstance and the big speeches. what has happened over the past 20 years is the naacp becoming too lax with the way we operate during an election process. as a result, other organizations swoop into our community, raise money on our units, and they claim work we do because we have no way to measure our work. so we have to change and shift the paradigm of how we function. every state is at play. this election cycle. there are no states not at play in 2012. in 2007, everyone was talking about whether or not, which political party would win ohio, pennsylvania, and florida. nobody talked about north carolina. i

we've been trying to figure out what are some of the problem businesses, problem spots within the derrick. one of the things we started doing probably about four months ago is trying to figure out are there businesses that are a police resource strain or ones that have the potential to escalate into bigger issues. so one is a marijuana dispensary that's out on gary street. we invited them to come talk with our group, saying we are the members of your community. you are a business. you have the right to be here. and what we want to do is to work with everybody and keep everybody safe. so literally in conjunction with that, having them have an audit to figure out how they could better keep their patrons and those in the neighborhood safety -- safe. most recently the jack in the box on gary is a hot spot late at night so we had the franchise owner of that come and meet with our group and he's been working with safe on trying to figure out what he can do to keep that greater community safe. in answer to your question about the languages. so as captain sanford said, we have been doing these pe

. >> derrick auther green. >> wade b. green. >> wanted green. -- wanda green. >> elaine myra greenberg. >> gayle r. greene. >> james arthur greenleaf, jr. >> eileen marsha greenstein. >> elizabeth martin gregg. >> denise gregory. >> donald h. gregory. >> and my nephew. donnie, we want you to know that you will always be our baby boy. you will be in our hearts as forever and the levy. -- and we love you. we love you. and to my husband. flight 11. mayor saul finally rest in peace. -- may your soul finally rest in peace. goodbye, my dear friend. my teacher and my hero. >> florence moran gregory. >> pedro grehan. >> john michael griffin. >> tawanna sherry griffin. >> joan donna griffith. >> warren grifka. >> ramon grijalvo. >> joseph f. grillo. >> david joseph grimner. >> kenneth george grouzalis. >> joseph grzelak. >> matthew james grzymalski. >> robert joseph gschaar. >> liming gu. >> jose guadalupe. >> and my hero and my father, harry. daddy, i love you and miss you. i wish you could see me now. everyday i strive to make y

[applause] >> and our own derrick johnson who are leading our legislative agenda. folks, they did this to you and they brought this to us along with our chief operating officer and the leadership of this naacp support. this is my vote. you voted for it today and go out and tell folks about it. .. >> next we take you to denver for the annual western conservative summit holded by colorado christian university centennial institute. you hear a speech by blogger kevin jackson. the author of two books, the big black lie, and sexy brilliance and other political lies. which is about barack obama. the speech runs about 30 minutes. >> they were credentializing who is the biggest victim. i will put my shot n my mother died when i was five years old and prior to that she had divorced my dad who is a perpetual criminal. he was a resident of san quentin, as you find out in my book, if you decide you want to get that. so to compare myself to dennis and arthur, sorry. white guys all look-alike. [laughter] i don't think there is much comparison to a black kid growing up in poverty

i hope ravens fans give derrick mason a long and loud ovation sunday night. i think he deserves it. >> just don't catch any balls. >> thank you. 56 degrees on tv hill. >> police investigating a string of molotov cocktail incidents. i'm jennifer franciotti. the story is next. >> the manslaughter trial of the physician of michael jackson continues. the final moments of the pop superstar's life. superstar's life. oh, i see. a throne for the tv... room for movies... your workout gear... non-stop football... it's a man cave! the boys next door will never leave. who says we want them to? >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thank you for joining us this morning. tony pann has a look of the forecast. cooler out this morning because the temperatures are in the 50's this morning. a big drop in the humidity. a mixture of sun and clouds. 20% chance for a sprinkle. most of you will have a nice day. high temperature of 74. we will come back and ch

. >> thank you, derrick. >>> police have not decided what files to charge on a university student. their son was hurt while breaking up a fight outside a mcdonald's restaurant at 19th and m streets. today, investigators reiterated they believe he was part of the altercation. it started inside the restaurant and escalated when they went outside. >> the initial push came from, we believe it was mr. casey. it may have been someone that was with him. that was the initial push. >> police say someone punched patrick casey. he fell to the ground and hit his head leaving him brain dead. all the suspects have been identified and interviewed. if it was simply an altercation that went awry, only misdemeanor charges would be filed. >>> arlington police are looking for a man who sexually assaulted a 15-year-old girl as she walked home from school. it happened yesterday. a man ran up to the teen and touched her inappropriately and ran off. the high school principal sent out a letter last night warning parents about the incident. the 15-year-old was not seriously hurt. traffic changes coming to t

. >> derrick washington. >> charles waters. >> james thomas waters, jr. >> patrick j. waters. >> kenneth thomas watson. >> michael henry waye. >> todd christopher weaver. >> walter edward weaver. >> nathaniel webb. >> dinah webster. >> and my beloved father. daddy, i love you so much, and my brothers, my mom, and i miss you every day. daddy, you are the best and i love you. >> and my husband. rahway, you left the girls and i surrounded by love. our families and friends have been amazing. we love you when we miss you so much. >> joanne flora weil. >> michael t. weinberg. >> steven weinberg. >> scott jeffrey weingard. >> steven george weinstein. >> simon weiser. >> david m. weiss. >> david thomas weiss. >> vincent michael wells. >> timothy matthew welty. >> christian hans rudolf wemmers. >> ssu-hui wen. >> and my father. we always miss you. >> and my brother. dad, i hope and haven't there is always fresh coffee, called bair, and the yankees winning the world series. i love you, i miss you, god bless the united states and the new york police department. >> oleh d. wengerc

it was to watch his brother derrick. he wasn't treated well by the bears.r takes it back for a score. bears can celebrate a win in their 2011 opener. they take the bulldogs 36-21. next week will be at colorado. >>> a very high profile game tonight at the new home of the dallas cowboys. fourth ranked lsu taking on 3rd ranked oregon which last year played for the national championship. both of them have key players missing. ducks missed their no. 1 punt returner, the back up took the kick and had it tripped by the tigers matthew. he ran to the end zone and gave the tigers a lead. they won 40-27. >> usc opening up at home. barkly out to woods, he still comes up with the football. it's a 43-yard touchdown pass. barkly completed the record 44 passes and they won 19-17. >> this could be the upset of the year, oregon state in overtime, an 18-yard run on their first possession. 28-21 lead b. the hornets answered back, fleming finds reid for a touchdown. trying to extend for the win right thousand, they he go for the win on a two point conversion. fleming to reid, t

derrick is one of the world's most extraordinary pee an extr. severely autistic and totally blind.d here is why. >> i'm going play you crazy in love by beo beyonce. >> play him a tune he has never heard before and he can play it right back. crazy in love, with a flourish. ♪ >> he it continually reinventing the material. he is not an ipod at all an ipod with a creativity chip. >> unable to see or community. at the age of two, derek started banging a keyboard and hasn't stopped since. >> it is what i call an exceptional come competent environment is when the whole mind becomes focused on the one thing. >> you say you think, you don't know for sure. >> no one will ever know for sure. >> and way more than a human ipod because ipods don't improvice. nick watt, abc news, london. >> incredible. still ahead tonight, texas governor rick perry has you have never seen him before. plus, the rare footage of the southern lights. who shot it and how. [ female announcer ] at jcpenney uncover mystery savings this friday & saturday. everytime you use your jcpenney rewards credit card reveal savings

. >> reporter: derrick is a government watchdog for common cause a nonpartisan group that closely monitors the capital. >> this is just symptomatic of why californians feel our government is broken. >> reporter: the senator would not talk to us on camera. so cbs13 filed a public reports act request. and the senate rules committee quickly complained directing us here to this capital garage where the buick is now an shuttle vehicle for elected official. taxpayers also paid $40,000 to buy this brand-new lincoln hybrid for another politician, senator sam blakeslee, cancelled the order before delivery but the dealership would not take the vehicle back. so this lincoln was also used as a high-priced shuttle vehicle for several months. >> in most other states, legislators do not have things like the cars and perks and, of course, the high salaries. >> reporter: senator blakeslee avoided our questions by on the money mike luery. >> senator, we were hoping to talk to you about your car? >> reporter: blakeslee eventually purchased the lincoln hybrid with his own money so taxpayers are now off the ho

that is ball, lunging in front of derrick mason, third and eight. >> cris: wow. no help over the top for him. he brakes on ball and very nearly has that one. he had no help. if mason ran a double move, he would have beat him by 15 yards. he says i don't care. i'm taking my shot. >> al: third and eight. >> cris: he's trying to buy you more time to help your field goal kicker. >> al:en that intended for burress. what do you do? if you miss the field goal dallas gets the ball and back to the 40 yard line. you're asking folk to kick the 49 or auto-yard field goal with 32 second. >> cris: he can certainly do that. he was over auto50 yards. >> al: on other side, dallas will have a little time left. 60 yarder. against the cowboys who come in and give the jets their first lead. >> cris: i'm asking how proprietor this feels for nick folk. he had a little bad stretch with the cowboys. >> it looked outside right, didn't it? or hook? >> opening night, new york city on the anniversary of 9/11. the jets so honored to be the team chosen to play in this game instead of the giant

in the ear and two more times in the back when they were both praying.ç that's when church members derrickd tackled fogel and held him down until deputies arrived. none of the parishioners were hurt. >> there's no doubt in our mind that derek foster and corey reed are heroes. they stopped other people from being shot. >> reporter: boss and stewart were taken to lakeland regional medical center and are expected to survive. >> this doesn't make sense. >> reporter: maria buford is teresa's sister. buford's last words to her were happy birthday because she just turned 56 last week. >> fun loving, easy going, get along with everybody. love everybody. everybody loved her. >> reporter: buford says her sister was married to fogel for ten years, and she never expected anything like this to happen. >> why? that's all i can ask. that's it. i can only ask that three-letter word. why? >> that report from tim barber of wftv. police also say fogel had more ammunition in his pocket and that he was prepared to continue shooting. >>> public health experts in pittsburgh are linking a dramatic increase in chi

with the completion of this fourth and final project, the contra tosca water derrick now says that alle delta pumps are completely screened to protect fish. don ford, cbs5. >>> a viral mystery solved. what video gamers figured out that could help lead to a cure for aids. >> their odds of surviving were 1 in 10 million, the risky operation to separate baby sisters joined at the head. that's coming up in 2 minutes. >> closed captioning for "eyewitness news" is brought to you by shreve & co. jewelers. a san francisco original. ,,,,,, i've got nothing against these do-it-yourself steam-cleaning enthusiasts. it's good for the customer to get to know their own carpet. and spending the day moving furniture and lugging around a hot water extraction unit can be a rush! i know. that's why i'm carpet for life. but look, if things get out of hand, and the place starts smelling like wet gym sock, there's no shame in calling a professional. i respect you for trying. ♪call 1-800-steemer. [ joycelin ] it was a typical morning. i was getting ready for work, and then i got this horrible headache, and th

if you're outraged at troy davis's execution but weren't bothered by derrick o'neal mason's executione russell brewer last night, then you're sure, you are absolutely sure to find yourself outraged and protesting another execution. maybe not for another year or two. but surely another one will come along where you're convinced that the condemned man or woman is actually innocent or at least had a grocery unfair trial that leaves any reasonable person with reasonable doubt about the guilt of the person to be executed. if you save your outrage for that execution, if that's the next one you're going to protest, then you will probably have troy davis deja vu. the time to fight that next unjust execution that's going to happen in the next year or two is right now. ♪ ♪ [ dog barks ] [ birds chirping ] ♪ [ mechanical breathing ] [ engine turns over ] ♪ [ male announcer ] the all-new volkswagen passat. a new force in the midsize category. ♪ your core competency is...competency. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle...and go. you can even take

. >> reporter: derrick johnston, a pastor, got in touch with davis and volunteered to pick him up andannah to surrender. he said troy insisted he was innocent. the pastor never told the story to a reporter and was stunned the d.a.'s office never interviewed him. >> you're with the man for four hours and you bring to police custody and they never interviewed you? >> never. >> never talked to you about your journey. >> never. >> if he admitted to the crime? >> nothing. and this is the one case where nobody wanted to know and i don't think now, looking back, that anybody cared. >> reporter: the pastor is one of many who now believe that facts be damned. troy davis was going to be arrested for murder. as for the savannah police, they always said their witness interviews were taken properly and no coersion and prosecutors stood by the conviction but a number of witnesses have signed affidavits changing their initial testimony. a former prison inmate writes -- i was scared if i didn't cooperate with the detective he might find a way of the me locked up again. so i told the detective troy da

the world who believe he was wrongfully convicted, including his sister kimberly davis and pastor derrick accompanied him to turn himself in. i spoke with him not long ago. >> caller: i am feeling wonderful and me and my family are holding our heads high. i actually spoke to troy about 4:00 this afternoon and you know, he was just so amazed. like when he called me on thursday, we were talking about the 50,000 petitions that were turned in to the parole board and he had watched the marched yesterday on the news. he said it was so amazing to have so many supporters and he just wants to thank all of his supporters. thank everyone that believes in him and also that believe in justice. >> what has your brother told you about the case, kimberly? >> caller: i'm sorry, i didn't hear you? >> what has he told you about the case? >> caller: well, he's always maintained his innocence and he told us he was not the one that shot the police officer. we stand behind that innocence and stand behind his word. >> even with the shell casings that were found at another crime scene that matched the crime scene

. >> derrick johnston, a pastor, got in touch with dachs and volunteered to pick him up and drive himsavannah to surrender. he said troy i were cysted he was innocent. the pastor never told the story to a reporter and was stunned the da's office never interviewed him. >> you're with the man for four hours and you bring to police custody and they never interviewed you? >> never. >> never talked to you about your join i? ? >> never. >> if he admitted to the crime? >> nothing. and this is the one case where nobody wanted to know and i don't think now, looking back, that anybody cared. >> the pastor is one of many who now believe that facts be damned. troy davis was going to be arrested for murder. as for the savannah police they always said their witness interviews were taken properly and no coersion and prosecutors stood by the conviction but a number of witnesses have signed affidavits changing their initial testimony. a former rm prison inmate wrietsz, i was scared if i didn't cooperate with the detective he might find a way of the me locked up again so i told the detective troy davis

this fall, as derrick mentioned, will ask each of our state conferences to said aside time for plenaries and training on all of this, but to begin with voter registration. next spring at regional training, we will have conferences in every region next year, brothers and sisters, we will train on dotv and election protection as we move to next year's launch of our tv efforts. each unit is going to be responsible for developing a civic engagement plan with clear, measurable, and realistic goals. if i stay clear? -- everybody's a clear, measurable, realistic goals. let's talk about realistic. if he can only register 50 people, please tell us you will only register 50 people. there is no need to tell us you will register 1000. the days that we over-sell and over-promise are gone, because we have a system to hold you accountable. accountability through online tracking. each person registered and contacted. and we know how many people will be registered so that we can turn those people that we register and contact on election day. let's talk about innovation. innovation will come through techn

derrick kayongo collects motel soaps and reprocesses them. >> diane latimer.ales helps football players sidelined by spinal cord injuries. elaina miranda offers poor children a way into school. patrice millot started feeding and coaching children from haiti's slums. robin lim helps poor women have healthy pregnancies and safe deliveries. >> taryn davis who built a sisterhood of healing for a new generation of american war widows. congratulations, the top ten cnn heroes of 2011. which one inspires you the most? go to cnnheroes.com on line and vote. >> remember, you decide the winner here. you can go to cnnheroes.com right now to vote. that does it for me. after a quick break, brooke baldwin takes this thing over. that everything was getting more expensive, so we switched to the bargain detergent, but i found myself using three times more than you're supposed to and the clothes still weren't as clean as with tide. so we're back to tide. they're cuter in clean clothes. [ laughs ] thanks, honey. yeah. you suck at folding. [ laughs ] that's my tide. what's yours? [

the next warrior is derrick benson, petty officer first class, united states navy seal, california. and the last one on this row is jason workman, petty officer first class, united states navy seal from utah. i continue, mr. speaker, and i hope you can see these photographs. jesse pittman, united states navy seal from california. next is nicholas speer, petty officer second class, united states navy seal, minnesota. andrew harvill, united states air force from california. david zirbi, from pennsylvania. john brown from florida. kevin houston, united states navy seal from massachusetts. and the last row, mere, byron nichols, chief warrant officer, united states navy guard from kansas. nick class knowl, united states navy seal from west virginia. thomas ratliff, chief petty officer from arkansas. byron bill, united states navy seal from connecticut. and john nugara, first petty officer from nebraska. mr. speaker, these are the men who gave their lives so that others could live. and while we mourn the lives they gave for the rest of us, we should thank the good lord that such men as th

i have great confidence in derrick dooley, he's a fine football coach at the university of tennessee, they're playing very good football and i intend to be at my usual seats at the georgia game in two weeks. the presiding officer: the other senator from tennessee. mr. corker: madam president, thank you. i want to say to my colleague i certainly enjoyed your comments today. i'm excited for you. i sit very close to you here in the senate and i'm with you a great deal. i do plan on keeping a cane out of your reach for a few days. but i very much appreciate your service and leadership to the republican party here in the united states senate, and i think that what you've done in that position is to bring out the best in all of us in the best way that you can. i'm excited for you and i look at this as a great day for the senate, for the united states senate. it's a great day for our country. this is a great day for the -- for the state of tennessee, and i can tell you paced on the conversations that we've had and the way that i know you the united states senate is going to become very quick

i have great confidence in derrick dooley, he's a fine football coach at the university of tennessee, they're playing very good football and i intend to be at my usual seats at the georgia game in two weeks. the presiding officer: the other senator from tennessee. mr. corker: madam president, thank you. i want to say to my colleague i certainly enjoyed your comments today. i'm excited for you. i sit very close to you here in the senate and i'm with you a great deal. i do plan on keeping a cane out of your reach for a few days. but i very much appreciate your service and leadership to the republican party here in the united states senate, and i think that what you've done in that position is to bring out the best in all of us in the best way that you can. i'm excited for you and i look at this as a great day for the senate, for the united states senate. it's a great day for our country. this is a great day for the -- for the state of tennessee, and i can tell you paced on the conversations that we've had and the way that i know you the united states senate is going to become very quick

c-span: we deal with practical problems with molders, contractors, derricks, stonemen, trucks, rubbishplasters, and whatnot else, all while trying to soar into the blue." >> guest: yes. painters work in the studio, and essentially what they have is canvas and a palette, easel and brushes, sculptors are a workshop. there's people with the mold, sacks of plaster. i love the the word "rubbish" because there's junk around. you have all this practical kind of necessities of the trade to deal with. this is true in everybody's work. all the while trying to soar into the blue, to reach that level, that awe, there it is. that happens in painting, music oratory, the gifted, and it happens to the audience when they listen to it, to rise beyond the limitations of mortality and do something that will speak to the human heart of with your fellow men and women, but also for generations to come. historians write history. biographers write biography. thank goodness, that's part of it, and by doing that, they are participating in history and biography. painters, sculptors are also writing history. you w