he'd play with my son eric and my son donald. and he'd just play with them forever. he loved children. he was not a child molester. you know that whole final saga of neverland and the police and what they did was, i think, a very, very -- a very, very bad part of michael's life. >> larry: are you coming out for the service? >> they invited me today and they've called me so many times it i'd love to do it. i just won't be able to be there. i'd love to be there. i'd love to be with the family. but i just won the be able to be there. >> larry: what do you make of this whole thing, this billions of people going to watch this on television? >> well he was a unique guy, you know? i first met him years ago when he did a concert in madison square garden. and i was backstage. and i just spoke to him for a little while. and you know he was sort of low key. even in those days, and that was the "thriller" days when he had great, great success. it was amazing. and i would talk to him and i would say, there's no way this guy is going out to that stage to perform. then you'd see hi

donald trump and nose. he is a businessman. knows people are not investing because of the unpredictable environment -- donald trump knows. we have created incentive for us to move jobs overseas at a time when we need to move in the opposite direction. we need to be cutting taxes on businesses and individuals so that businesses will create jobs and that individuals will spend money. this the administration really does understand how a free- market economic system works -- this administration really does not understand. neil: i did reach the white house grounds keeper, and he said, look. what are you guys bitching about? we used to draft a top tax rate of 90%, and we were well and good -- we used to have a top tax rate of 90%. here we are with a top rate with many of the states in the fifties, f4lc they are talking about so many new taxes to finance this huge expansion of government that everyone is going to feel the pinch. if they think that taxing somebody making over $250,000 a year is not going to affect them, it will likely

donald is back with us again, donald ceo of citi financial partners. my question to you as we gan the segment after thanking you for getting up so early for us, it's ten to 5:00 in the morning there. what do you think is going to come out of this strategy economic dialogue and these two nations are trying to achieve together? >> well, i think what we're seeing now is both countries recognize that china will be a very powerful consumer group. so we can have hope in the future that united states can sell many of our products, our brand and also create jobs for our own citizens here and also china is transforming itself from the greenfield to green economy as they transform its economy from export oriented the economy to a consumption economy. >> donald, i want to ask you a lot about the deal making and what you see as far as na transformation happening. a lot of people have come on the show recently and said to me china is buzzing again, up to 9% growth again. it seems to be shaking off the global economic slump more swiftly than the u.s. what in your vi

rules: the ambitions, successes and ultimate failures of donald rumsfeld." the book is based on hundreds of interviews including eight with rumsfeld. i'm pleased to have bradley graham at this table again. thank you. >> nice to be here. >> rose: why rumsfeld? >> for several reasons. no matter how you feel about rumsfeld, you can't deny that he has been the most consequential as well as controversial secretary of defense that we've had since mcnamara. the rumsfeld story is just a wonderful washington story. it's a... the way i tell it is, it's framed as a kind of tragedy. here's somebody who had a whole career both in government and business of great success. he was picked to be secretary of defense for the second time in his life, the only one who had a second shot at the job, he was an experienced washington player a skilled veteran of bureaucratic maneuvering and yet he got a number of things very wrong. he left office very disparaged and he became such a political liability to his president that the president was compelled to ask rumsfeld to go. >> rose:

donald as you know has been a champion of tennis in this town in particular. he founded the tennis classic that we all go to every august, and several years ago donated the entire thing to charity. and i'm honored that i will be one of the mcs in newport this weekend for the induction. he's a well deserving hall of famer. >>> very cool. are we ready if swine flu comes back a vengeance in the fall? that's a focus of the government summit today. i'll have the latest information on the new virus cominup. capturing the beauty of nature. sharing what i see. that's my vision. and i'm living it. every day, transitions lenses are there to help care for my sight. announcer: transitions lenses adjust to changing light to reduce glare and help protect your eyes from uv damage so you can see better today... and tomorrow. live your vision. transitions. healthy sight in every light. transitions lenses are available at an america's best location near you. get gold bond pain relieving foot cream. maximum strength medicine stops pain fast. gold bond pain relieving foot cream.

at 7 feet 2 inches it's william donald schaefer larger than life. the clay figure is the work of baltimore art it rodney carol who wanted to capture the former mayor and governor in his glory days >> in this reaching up and waving with this gesture of turning, it's just a real schaefer addressing a crowd, but addressing somebody personal in the crowd. >> reporter: carol's known schaefer since 1980 but schaefer was unable to pose because of poor health. he worked from photographs. he even found inspiration in schaefer's shoes and one of schaefer's suits. >> they really have to be schaefer's foot. the way his wieth settled into the shoes. it's all been great to work with. there's even a mayor's action memo and schaefer's faf lit slogan, do it now. >> it's amazing. people are going to be really, really touched when they see this piece. this week the transformation to bronze will begin. >> cast it in wax and then cut that up and cast that in ceramic and then melt the wax out and pour bronze in and clean it up, weld it all back together and put it back t

greta: is donald trump a millionaire or a billionaire?ish they could ask that question about themselves but nevertheless, trump took offense when there was a book written about him that said he was a millionaire. he took the writer, editor, and book publisher to court and claim it was defamation and it hurt his business. the judge threw out the lawsuit. beware of the mystery blob. strange pictures of aid to lead lot moving through the ocean near alaska. no one knows who i-- strange pictures of a gooey blodblob moving in the ocean and alaska. no one knows what it is. secretary clinton was asked if she was feeling pressure in her role and that she is being sidelined. >> i broke my elbow and not my lyrics, i have been consistently involved in the shaping and implementation of our foreign policy. i'm going to do the work and make the contribution. i feel very honored and positive about mind working relationship with the white house and in my personal relationship with president obama. greta: going to india and we are going as well. we will in

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. >> larry: donald trump knew michael jackson. he'll john us next with the business spin on the pop star's passing next. the desk where kevin took advantage of the free internet... and where he grabbed a free hot breakfast to start his morning. so where's kevin? he's out treating his customers to lunch with the money he didn't spend back at his hotel. spacious rooms. free breakfast. free internet. and now when kevin stays three times, he gets a free $50 cash card. and so can you. choice hotels are everywhere, with the best value anywhere. now every drop of shell gasolines... contain a nitrogen-enriched cleaning system... that seeks and destroys engine gunk... left by lower-quality gasoline. it protects engines from performance-robbing gunk. try new nitrogen-enriched shell gasolines. >> larry: joining us now on the phone, donald trump, old friend, real estate mogul, star of "celebrity apprentice." how well did you know michael? >> well, larry, as you know, i knew him very well. he was a great guy. he was actually a very smart busin

. >> larry: joining us now on the phone, donald trump, old friend, real estate mogul, star of "celebrity apprentice." how well did you know michael? >> well, larry, as you know, i knew him very well. he was a great guy. he was actually a very smart business man. he was somebody that was very special. he lived in trump tower for an extended period of time in new york, right next to me actually. so i got to know him very well. he would go down to palm beach a lot. in fact, that's where he was with lisa marie presley when it first came out. and he was there for a very long period of time. but he would go down often. >> larry: when was the last time you spoke with him? >> probably a year ago. michael was a much different guy in the last seven years. maybe ten years than he was -- i always view it as two michael jacksons. >> larry: how do you mean? >> well, you had michael from let ae say up to around the age of 35 and that was somebody -- the greatest entertainer i've ever seen. and then you had the later version of michael, who was much more reticent. he was much shyer. i mean, he was just

afterall agents as a group don't have a global reputation for integrity but donald does.nyone. >> on a hand shake basically i agreed to trust him with my life. >> he helped propel the game to the next level with a terrific agent. just a terrific promoter of the game. >> reporter: and a stallworth advocate for his clients like the time michael jordan called him up and said i want out of coca-cola. >> and i said why. he said they are never using me. and when he did he went with gatorade, be like mike. the song, it was a phenomenal relationship. & if i could be like mike ♪ ♪ >> congratulations to donald dell. his sister mary lou is part of our mind over money group and his mom is still alive and still plays tennis. really great. >>> at the movies this weekend i didn't see the first one, borat. >> oh! >> i'm sorry. now he's back. as bruno. we are running out of time. from critic bruno drags on. the more apparent it becomes there is nothing to him. he is rampant as the culture he is -- it is r for crude language, nudity and language. otherwise a typical sasha baron cohen film.

on the telephone right now is billionaire donald trump. are we doing better? >> well, i think it is finally starting to come back. the country is looking better, and i think people are starting to get confidence. neil: but we are opening the federal spending spigot more. are we jumping the gun here? >> well, you initially had to do it. they loaded up the banks. we would have had a problem unlike what we had before, and like maybe in 1929, but they did the right thing by doing that, and i see it myself. if i see people having a lot more confidence in the economy, where they are going to be. all of a sudden, you will see housing prices going up. neil: we are getting warn that the president is being briefed on a mid-sized business lender which is in a whole heap of financial trouble right now, that a bailout or a rescue may be in the offing. should one be? >> it depends on the position. they have always been known as an ok lender. they actually made quite a bit of money on bailing out lenders. i cannot see how they will get the money back on aig. that was, perhap

. >>> congratulations for donald dell. the bethesda native will be inducted in the tennis hall of fame tomorrow. he devoted his life to the sport and is a cofounder of the leg mason tennis tournament that is held every year. the induction ceremony will take place at the international tennis hall of fame in newport rhode island and we congratulate donald dell. >> chevy chase, maryland. >> and a lot of tennis players are real happy about him. >>> a lot going on in the world of tennis. >> stay tuned to my blog next week and you can help me pick my hair. >> the 19th street baptist church. >> at 4707 16th street northwest. they are having a block party from 10:00 to 4:00 tomorrow. bring the kids a lot of food and activities there. >> but we won't see j.c. there. >> and health screenings for hiv, prostate cancer, diabetes. >> and -- >> it goes on and on. >> and if you need a ride there's a number to call. go to my blog. i have it all there for you. it is a good thing. it is great to see you guys. let's get moving. i have fantast

donald dell changed to tennis and exceled as an grurned grad at yale.nis became his passion. >> i was the davis cup captain 1968 and 1969, managing the top 10 players in the game in america under the davis cup for two years, so i had a big head start and decide that had, you know, would try to manage their affairs. >> he eventually became the first professional agent in tennis. his first two clirningtse the biggest names in the sport at the time, stan smith and arthur ashe. >> 1971, each of us signed a one-year letter agreement. and then that expired, and we became -- both of them became very close friends. >> from there, what would become closer was born. democrat's company would go on from representing tennis players to athletes from other sports. all along, tennis was his love, promoting the game. his obsession. >> my goal was to try in the 1970's to see if i could help make the sport a professional sport. >> from his office in friendship heights, donald dell looks back on more than 40 years of relationships, accomplishments, and contributions, co-fo

my friend donald h action rwood's front yard.mething he built, like a so they could build the nest. he is helping with the wildlife. they love to roost. thank you, donald for finding me on facebook and sharing it. they are great. so how w argsinthingoing, ving a good lunch? if you can sneak outside, i don't know about you if you rkwoin rkplace where theyeykee it like a fridge dare in the ac, you need to get outside because it will warm you up. feels so good out there. clear skies, plenty of sunshine. it is gorgeous. look in maryland, 77 hailingerstown. 78 in the district. 78 patuxent river. high temperatures around 80 to 83 whether you live in urbana, gaithersburg, mechanicsville looking good. northern virginia you are in the spotlight now. already 81 in fredericksburg. 78 ft. belvoir. 72 off to the west in winchester. highs will be cooler out there 81 but warrenton has a shot of 85. sunny and 82 forecast for fairfax. it is gorgeous. the humidity is low but temperatures are mild. we like that. coming up tonight, it will be partly

to the top as they look to fill a void create bid the departure of players like sergei fedorov and donaldear. capitals have already made one big acquisition they think will make a big difference when they sign freeing agent mike kneubel. they hope he will crash the net and help replace several players that left the team in the offseason. the caps could still make another move but boudreau says they are interested in seeing the new talent already in the organization. >> obviously we are not going to have victor and we are not going to have sergei and we ar not going to have donald. okay. those three guys, still have the core of what was here. you add a couple of pieces to the puzzle that would be a good fit, like -- they don't have to be the best players in the world. what would fit was the capitals and the way their guys are and whether it comes from guys from hershey so they know how to win a cup, new regime or whether it comes from draft choices, i want to make that team, we have such good depth that -- the positions will be filled and we will be -- i'm convince ad good team. >> bruce b

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it will be william donald schaefer's 88th birthday. >> looking good. everything's on track, on schedule, everybody's cooperating. it's going to be great. >> reporter: ron matz, wjz eyewitness news. >> and the schaefer statue will be located between the light street pavilion of harborplace and the baltimore visitors center. >>> straight ahead, family found murdered. how an armed robbery earlier this year may be the link. >> i have an emergency. i'll think of something. >> a 911 call from his house made headlines a few years ago. why the call and the caller are back in the news. >>> and another day without rain, but it looks like there's some on the way, and bob will update your first warning forecast. that's coming up. >>> a driver causes a three-car accident and then flees, leaving two children behind. police in south florida say the driver tried to maneuver in between two cars. he struck a truck which hit an suv and caused the suv to overturn. the four-year-old and the six- year-old left at the scene are fine. the suspect was caught a short time later

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donald trump. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you.disturbed in the past weeks -- [ light laughter ] -- by news that miss california did it one time, carrie prejean, did at one time, pose for nude and partially nude photographs. the rules that govern the miss usa body states that such photographs misrepresent the organizations. however, i own miss usa as well as many luxurious buildings. therefore, i make all of the decisions regarding the pageant. and i have decided that miss prejean will be allowed to keep her crown. yes? before i take more questions, i'd like to tell you all about some other decisions that i have made. i have chosen that my daughter ivanka trump, she is in the next justice of supreme court. [ laughter ] she's very smart and luxurious. [ laughter ] i also chose danny gokey as the winner of "american idol," because of his heartfelt and evocative back story. [ light laughter ] and because i enjoy saying the word, "gokey." [ laughter ] it is a fun word to say, "gokey." [ laughter ] very luxurious. [ laughter ] wait, jus

the dustup that involved little people, donald trump, and the fcc.ople money on car insurance for over 70 years. and who doesn't want value for their dollar? been true since the day i made my first dollar. where is that dollar? i got it out to show you... uhh... was it rather old and wrinkly? yeah, you saw it? umm fancy a crisp? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. megyn: 10:30 in the east, we are awaiting an announcement by vice president, joe biden, along with health and human secretary -- health and human services secretary, kathleen sebelius. we are expecting an announcement on a deal that was reached on the part of health-care reform and hospital groups. hospitals across the u.s. will cut $155 billion over the next 10 years, if they manage to find that much in savings, that money goes towards insuring people without health coverage. the bill: sounds good on the surface, saving money, cutting into that $1 trillion figure. what are the hospitals getting in return? what will the taxpayer get in the long ru

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say hi to donald hearwood in the northern neck. this is an osprey nest. isn't that a great picture. the northern neck where he says it is sunny and 68 and he says don't forget about the folks in the northern neck of virginia and i say to donald would i ever do that to you, two of my favorite weather watchers live down there jan and bill who live in new land. we love the northern neck and our viewing area where everyone will have sunshine today. it is all clear. it is comfortable. the sun got up at 5:51. you got your coffee? waking up to middle 60s an the area. this afternoon like yesterday will be mostly sunny. maybe not as warm as yesterday but mid 80s feel good. when you take a significant amount of humidity out of the air it feels fantastic. 8:36 is sunset. the northwesterly winds driving behind a week cool front that passed through yesterday, hardly noticed it. brought patchy clouds but no rain drops. bringing significant rain in new england and once again if you are heading up there that's where you will have some trouble spots. tomorrow, one thing we will notice, the winds wil

the finishing touches put on a larger-than-life of former bath mayor and controller william donald schaefer. the statue will be dedicated at the inner harbor this fall. the favorite slogan "do it now" part of the display. >>> one thing for to you do today is to get outside. a nice day out there. you can see a blanket of cloud cover. it is hard to see any blue sky, but over all for now that is not bad. meteorologist bernadette woods in the first warning whether. >> this is what we have got going on. first warning doppler radar is dry in our area but the clouds have moved in because the storm is on the way. the storm is down to the south and more with it down to the south and there will be more with it down to the south. and as it passes to the north, there is a chance for a couple of showers and thunderstorms breaking out later today and through the day tomorrow because the storm will be around during that time, the farther southeast we go, the more they are going to -- the better chance you have. everything will be scattered as we move through the area. >> bernadette, thank you. >>> one sma

i read a lot of bruce's books on the civil war but donald's book was a collection of essays on lincoln and i think he took different topics related to lincoln and then boroughed into every aspect of those topics. some of them wound up being critical of lincoln. some of them took new view points. different view points about lincoln. and i think i was probably 21 or 22 years old when i read the book and i think it was one of those things that was informative for me about what historians do and made me want to be a historian and do something like david donald did. he went on to eventually not too long ago. i mean, he's deceased now but i think about 10 years ago he wrote an extraordinarily good biography. of washington and he was one of the major historians of the civil war period. >> he wrote a biography of washington or of lincoln? >> guest: i'm sorry of lincoln. >> host: we have 15 nurts left in our discussion with john ferling live from mount vernon. next call is from joan and she's watching us in flagstaff. >> caller: yes, mr. ferling thank you for taking all this time for research a

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big moment in new port, rode island for business man donald dell inducted into the international hallf fame along with tennis great monica sellers. among his many accomplishments he helped establish what is now the late mason tournament here a in washington and first professional tennis agent. first client at the ceremony, dell counted his blessings. >> i'm reminded of my good friend, joe coleman who was chairman and president of the hall of fame here many years. and joe wrote a book entitleled yes, i'm a lucky guy. and that's the way i feel today. i'm a lucky guy. >> absolutely. congratulations. >> definitely i think he's more than lucky, wouldn't you say? >> a lot of skill. >> yes. we'll be right back. fios guy! where ya headed? ah, just installed fios in the whole building. now everyone has the fastest upload speeds. and we're giving them a mini netbook. well, i'm sticking with cable. so's ted. (voice) no i'm not! he's just goofing. (voice) no i'm not (sighing) ted has betrayed me. (announcer) switch to verizon fios tv, phone and internet today and get an ultra-sleek compaq mini ne

corporal donald payne shot and swears at the detainees.hey are forced to maintain painful positions and one says he was urinated on and scalded with water from a radiator. the inquiry will hear that the corporal conducted what he called the screams and groans of his victims. the man says what was it -- the man was 26 years old, the father of two and a hotel receptionist. an innocent man, asphyxiated and left with 93 separate in this -- 93 separate injuries. >> we need to find out who was responsible and who knew what on earth was going on here. >> there are five so-called conditioning techniques used to soften up detainees before interrogation and they are banned by the geneva conventions. they are heading, while standing, subjection to noise, sleep deprivation, and deprivation of food and drink. these techniques were outlawed by the british government in the 1970's since their use in northern ireland. the inquiry wants to know who approved or condone their use in southern iraq. counsel for the inquiry says we propose to follow the chain o

they want arch bishop donald worrell to refuse communion to any catholic senators who vote to confirm. >> it is the duty of pro-life senators to filibuster this nomination with all their hearts. oh, but we don't have the votes! it's a fight worth fighting. it's a fight worth losing for the sake of the innocent. >> norman mckorvy joined the protesters today. he's b she's better known as jane roe. >>> former vice prident dick cheney reportedly ordered the ci airks to keep one of its programs secret from congress. some democrats in congress say that may have very well broken the law and they are now calling for a full-flejed investigation. brian moore has that report. >> we were kept in the dark. that's something that should nev never, ever happen again. >> reporter: for eight years congress was told nothing about a secret cia counterterrorism program reportedly on the orders of former vice president dick cheney. >> they have a massive program that is concealed from the leaders in congress. it is not only inappropriate, it could be illegal. >> reporter: "the new york times" first reporte

. >> statue of former mayor and governor william donald shaeffer getting closer talk finished. we have a look at the 7 foot 2 inch clay statue of shafer today created inside the sculptor of the baltimore studio. a mold of the clay figure will be turned into wax and eventually that will be bronze. statue will be placed in the inner harbor between fill ems restaurant and visitor center. he focused on shaeffer character when creating the statue. >> waving at the crowd and the big joyous kind of a sense his quickness in stance and change of looking from one place to another place. >>reporter: the plan is to have the statue done for dedication ceremony on november 2nd. shaeffer is 88's birthday. >>> president obama plan to reform health care is getting a bad review. still to come. find out what the republican party is suggesting as annual alternative. >>> looking live at our sky watch hd radar. showers moving toward baltimore. vytas joins us in just a minute to let us know if your neighborhood is going to get neighborhood is going to get rained >> baltimore reflecting on the impact

police say gary lamont sumner, fredrick lee thornton and donald ray stallworth are all now in policetorney says all seven suspects will be charged with first-degree murder in the death of byrd and melanie billings. also arrested and charged with murder a wayne coldiron and leonard gonzalez jr. gonzalez jr.'s father, patrick gonzalez, sr., was the getaway driver in the red van allegedly. >> we have verified that three individuals dressed in black and masked entered the billings home from the east side. an additional fourth individual remained in the vehicle. we have identified a motive. a motive is robbery, but there are other motives we believe that will develop. >> now, the billings had a large family, as you can see here. many of these adopted children and many of them with special needs. their oldest daughter though, ashley markham, is taking responsibility for her siblings, and she had only one request for authorities. >> last thursday after this tragedy, we asked melanie and her husband, members of her family, to come to the escambia county sheriff's department. i'm sure, ashley

and donald ray stallworth have a military background. stallworth is currently an active-duty staff sergeant. >> it was a well-planned and well-executed operation. >> reporter: after saying that robbery was one of possible motives, authorities now say the suspects burst into the home, killed the couple and stole a safe. they think something more sinister is behind the killings. >> i think the primary motive in this case is robbery, home invasion, robbery. >> reporter: investigators say leonard gonzalez sr. and wayne coldiron were occasionally hired to work around the billings' property, but beyond that, there doesn't appear to be any connection between the seven suspects and the billings' family. now, some of the members of the billings family held -- spoke with reporters this morning. ashley markel, the oldest daughter of byrd and melanie billings says she considers herself now the matriarch of this family and also announced they had set up a -- were trying to set up a fund to help the children, the adopted children that the byrd and mel

donald blount is charged with conspiracy to commit robbery at the jewelry store where this incident began. >>> it should have been a routine land zoning incident, the kind of thing that the county hearing board has and hardly anybody shows up for, but it's a controversial islamic school so the hearing was anything but quiet. digital correspondent armando trull was there. >> reporter: some of those opposing the expansion were concerned by the textbooks. >> which talked about killing jews, talked about assaulting christians. >> reporter: others called isa, founded in 1984 by the saudi government, a breeding ground for terrorists. >> we believe that it is being taught in the school. >> reporter: not true says the academy students and parents. >> it should be my kids, not other kids who say this. you will never have this feeling. >> teachers, doctors, educators, politicians, musicians, and -- >> reporter: not terrorists. >> no, not terrorists. >> reporter: last year the school's curriculum was condemned by a federal committee. its then director was convicted of failing to report an allegation

today veteran astronaut donald thomas talked to a group of sixth and seventh graders.ne topic the kids love, handling food in space. >> ever hear don't play with your food? this is like a 40-year-old man here playing with food. we are conducting science experiments. you can blow on that blob and you can get it kind of moving back and forth and you can get it spinning. blow bubbles into it. pretty cool science experiments. >> sounds cool to me. i'm ready to go to space camp. what do you think? ready. >> no doubt. >> looks fun. >> i thought it was hilarious talking about being careful not to get locked out. >> can you imagine what would happen if they had if. >> we can't get in. >> nasa, there is a problem. >> we don't have a neighbor to go to for an extra key. >> can't get back. >> very funny. >> weather wise for us. good stuff coming up as we head into the weekend. temperature wise again our mild summer is going to continue. we will get a little brief shot of heat i think tomorrow then after that right back into the low 80s. start with the three-day trend first. i know