earls set down 7 in a row. strike3. and that is strikeout number 5 for earls. first time they have gotten epps on the strikeout and the 2nd to have inning as we reach the half way point of this ball game. earls with 5 punch outs, home page][e:20011231] everybody bring it in. toon, get y art lif go 't just wear the shirt. liv >> matt: bottom of the 5th inning. is 1 coleman, down in the clean area now, because they play for the chicago cubs. blood pressure green, well his situation a little more foggy, there. jackson with the pirates. 25th, an outfielder and became a pitcher in the d in the run to the 3rd. 2-2. verdin has a good enough arm, in the fall georgia experimented with him working behind the plate as a catcher. in the outfield, he is a guy who is an excellent college player. he did a good job at a freshman and is a mainstay in the middle of the organization. >> matt: 3-2 pitch. taylor moving in the play. trying to get a little action on the bases. >> jeff: verdin, 5 of the 6 home runs have been of the solo variety. good a chance to do something here with

sweeping curve ball from earls is out. 3 totals for bulldogs and justin earls has them all since comingn in relief in the 2nd. coming on in relief in the 2nd. the tilings >> matt: bottom of the 4th inning . are right. zach cones could have scored on that play. that will be scored a straight trim there. very whys by jason eller there. cruises into 3rd. they did score that a triple. the 5th of the season, which ties him from the lead in the southeastern conference. here is shipman, showing signs of widening the plate, a deficit too large for them to over come. strikeout his first time up. but they are starting to away and pick away. i know david perno has to like the example of the showing for the year. it is 1-1 now. 1-1 pitch. that ball is hit up middle. and a gold star by mike freeman's name. what a play by the georgia bulldogs, coming back and putting damage on his former team right there.

what is earl woods really talking about? is it wrong to use his voice in the first place? but, wait, there's more. who is sending tiger shocking sky messages at the masters? >>> kate's unbelievable juggling act. she speaks out today about balancing her eight kids, "dancing with the stars" her just announced new show and the nasty new custody battle with jon. >> i will not quit. i don't quit anything. >> "showbiz tonight" asks the controversial question, is kate taking on too much? >>> and sandy's got the kids? explosive reports today jesse james' children are living with sandra bullock. does this mean sandra and jesse may stay together? hello i'm a.j. hammer in new york city with big news breaking today new tiger ad outrage. well, today, as tiger teed off for the second day at the masters tournament, the firestorm over his very first nike ad a since his whole sex capade exploded. it has a lot of people scratching their heads wondering why they would put such an eerie spotlight on the scandal. today, we hear the real story about the clips of his dad and what earl woods was

earl warren led that decision. earl warren was a republican governor, during the second world war and hardly a liberal. ike said he wished he hadn't picked it, but he did. i want to go back to the question about a leader coming from outside the bench. >> the characteristics the president mention there are i can't imagine any president wouldn't say the same thing. that's the 20,000 foot level of the qualifications that you want. he said the same thing before he chose sonia soder mier. if we look at the people someone who had inspiring personal story. family came from here from puerto rico and grew up and any of the nominees you have here don't have that compelling story. >> thank you, pete williams. >>> amy, member of the united states senate and member of the judiciary committee and represents the state of minnesota. great to have you on and i have to start with this question. do you believe the politics right now the president has a free hand. he named a woman from a hispanic background and in many ways that meets

when, first of all, earl warren announced that he was departing, clearly seeing earl warren not beingebody who trusted richard nixon, they'd had, they'd been at it politically for years -- >> host: both from california. >> guest: both from california. and so, and earl warren a very savvy guy politically and seeing it thinking that lyndon johnson could fill the chair while he was, you know, still there before nixon could win the election and get inaugurated. didn't happen. nixon passed the word through ehrlichman to bob griffin in the senate, pily buster. been a -- filibuster. been a lot of comment about the fact that there'd never been a filibuster by republicans of a supreme court nominee when there were threats of a filibuster during the bush years or some of the other times it's come up where it really starts with nixon and fortess. what johnson was going to do was put fortez in the chief justice chair, so he would be putting, in essence, two people on the court to, because of the way the chairs were shuffling. >> host: and this is 1968. >> guest: '68, right. during the height of t

on the right earl monroe along with broadcasters melproctor and charlie sloan. a lot of guys are here. fill -- phil i think i o orts >> agais hil' is choof. avemon 5 years in the biz. stay with us. >>> it took 4 tries by the capitals get win number 50. 2-1 victory over the atlanta thrashers. it is the 3rd time in caps history they hit the 50 mark. last year they won 50 and lost in the conference. another -- head coach said after the game 50 feels good. also having brooks back on the ice. >> well, he adds another dimension to our team. if it was a puzzle he fits that thing and completes us. i don't know why i said that. that was stupid, sorry. >> i can see that 10 more times. >> one more note for last night. armstrong suspended two games by the nhl. some optional practice today, a few injured players still trying to get healthy. head coach said morris expected to skate tomorrow. walker should be ready next week. the caps ended up for having to end hershey down today. they were happy the losing streak is over. >> i think our team really played well last night. i t

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that's the voice of earl woods, tiger's late father you heard.nike is one of the few sponsors to stand by tiger woods during his personal troubles. today the talk will be about tiger woods on the golf course. he returns to professional golf this afternoon when he tees off at the masters. >> reporter: as tiger wood prepared for what is likely the most anticipated round of golf in history, came a voice from the past. a recording of his late father has some questions for his son. >> i want to find out what your thinking was, i want to find out what your feelings are. and did you learn anything? >> reporter: but earl woods wasn't the only voice with words for tiger. from the masters on wednesday, the message was harsh. >> our hee ro did not live up to the expectations of the role model we sought for our children. >> reporter: even after days of practice and that press conference and dozens of autographs that the old told ti would have never have signed, at the start of the most storied tournament stories of tiger's alleged infidelities still cast sha

the old baltimore orioles with an earl weaver. >> yes, but 4 or 5 years ago led the nation in stolen bases. and adam godwin with the dodgers in the minor league. you have the ying i can't think. a guy that led the nation, then for the most part you don't run that much, at all. 2 balls and a vehicle. >> that is exactly what arkansas - little rock needed. got the runners started, ground ball left side. short stop recovered, then a huge mistake by hoyle out in left field, and running in on it, he kind of almost acted like a do or die play when he could have easily set up, kept it in front. the runner would have just stayed at 3rd, but instead the bobble let to a ualr run. >>> so an uncharacteristic error by the troy trojans. produce it is second run of the game for ualr. and rowell will try to make this a brand new ball game with mccollum at 2nd base and 2 outs. the mistakes by troy has led to this. you have the hit batter then the error in left field, but credit little rock for finding a by with the aggressiveness on the bases and the timely hit leads to the run. rowell can be selectiv

you now glulia giordano, had the goal earl yes, and passes that one up.lia giordano gets it back in front and stays with penn. don't forget, coming up sunday at 8:00 we go 1-1 -- one-on- one, steve forbes on roll call it.$♪ v. philadelphia popular author and we see a goal coming in for penn, starting at 8:00 on the comcast network but she has a goal. >> jack: ali deluca isolation driving to her right side, had the time and space to get her shot off and is finished any time you get the time, changeup formation a little bit and again she needs to get the ball, get more touches, great shooter and that's only going to help their cause with 21-18 left of this contest. >> mike: ali deluca finally gets it in her 27th goal of the season and it is a 3-goal game. something like that jump starts this team and they have not had it for quite sometime but they have it here in the second half and they are getting right back in this thing. >> jack: i think if you give her the ball, spread the offense out get it in front of the goal, that time she did a nice job opening i

earle woods voice in the past.now that and we the media will have to explain it to everybody else. it's a little bit odd in some -- on some respects. meanwhile, the business of golf will actually get under way today. and the 7:40 this morning, arnold palmer, the tiger woods before the tiger woods, will tee off with another legend, jack nicklaus and then tiger himself will tee off at 1:42 with matt kutcher and k.j. choi. kucher told us the other day he's really nervous to be playing with tiger woods. he hasn't been here in eight years and now he's playing with tiger. >> got a lot of attention, won't he. >>> a diplomat from qatar is accused of causing a shoe bomb scare on united airlines flight last night. officials say they apparently tried to smoke in the bathroom on the flight to denver and then made a comment about lighting his shoe on fire. you're seeing what appears to be emergency lights at the airport. no explosives were found. because he's a diplomat, he may not be charged. >> you know, diplomatic immunity,

when earl warren announced he was departing clearly seeing earl warren not being somebody who trusted richard nixon -- a very savvy guy thinking lyndon johnson could fill the chair while he was still there before nixon could win the election and get inaugurated. didn't happen. nixon passed the word through ehrlichman to bob griffin in the senate, filibuster. there had never been a filibuster by the republicans of a supreme court nominee when there were threats of a filibuster during the bush years or the other times it has come up when it starts with nixon. what johnson was going to do was put in the chief justice and associate justice chair and thornberry from texas into that share. he was putting two people on the court because of the way the chairs were shuffling. >> host: this was 1968. >> guest: the heart of the campaign. the filibuster prevents florida from getting the chair. that kills thornberry. florida state seated. mitchell, one of the thing that comes up during the confirmation hearing on the tip from somebody from washington that there was outside income from teaching at

. >> nike's controversial new ad ran several times, featuring the voice of earl woods lecturing his son. >> it is amazing how my dad can speak to me even though he is long gone. he is still helping me. >> for the first time in more than four months, his game was front and center. his four under par 68 is his best ever start at the masters. >> what does it mean to you? >> a sense of relief. >> tiger is two shots behind freddie couples. i will have more on the masters and tiger was coming up later in sports. >> like his chances better or worse >> i think tomorrow will be a real test. i think he will be emotionally spent after this round. we will see how he reacts tomorrow. >> it will be fun to watch. >>> new tonight, the reason behind this. big news if you have an iphone or i pad. 7 on your side with big changes. or i pad. 7 on your side with big changes. >>> these are the pictures that made the solahis a household name. tonight, the infamous party couple is in the center of attention, and only abc 7 news cameras were there. this time around, actually played host to a party on and nationa

. >> give me another earl warren. former governor of california. consensus on the california school decision, one man, one vote. and a lot of things at the time conservatives thoughts was terrible. >> i have another that's not an appellate judge, that's elizabeth warren. we can clone her so she can also run the consumer protection agency, who would be a great nominee, a harvard law professor, expert on bankruptcy law and many ways in which economic policies, are impacting the middle class. exactly what the country needs right now. a compelling communicator. the thing about judge stevens is how rsuasive i was to move justice kennedy to give us those 5-3 decisions which are so critical. >> george, do you think real-world experience matters? >> it can. one of the reasons that dwight eisenhower began the trend away from nominating people with political experience was the feeling that earl warren on the court was more a politician than a jurist. charles edwards hughes, chief justice of new york. hugo black, a senator from alabama. potter stewart, counci

bill's story is exactly right and bill couldn't have been more welcoming when i came to him and john earl, the associate director, with this idea. they basically said go ahead, run with it and we have. and i would like to acknowledge the support of the kansas management council. i approach them, and they also were highly enthusiastic about the conference, and so they too provided significant support. as bill noted, the 50 year career of bob dole and the anniversary of his initial house run triggered this, but i have had talked about doing this for quite a while and this was just a great opportunity. because i think that, after all the dust has cleared, bob dole entered the congress as a house member, it exited as a presidential candidate and has had a fascinating post senate career, but in the end, his great legacy will be as a senator, as a committee chair and particularly as a leader. and so, it is worth considering the senate of the congress he entered in 19602 where it is today. i think it is particularly appropriate in that on the day of we hope, we think the final senate vote on hea

ron reagan is an author and political commentator and earl lewis is a radio talk show host.to start with ron. president clinton i think said something here very important. the atmospherics right now it seems to me are toxic, they're hateful. you hear similar language all the way over to the far right, all the way over to the center right where it's the tea people or the tea bag people or the militia people or just conservative politicians, they're all using the language of delegitimatization, this is an unamerican administration. it all rhymes with, he shouldn't be there. >> well it's easy to ridicule these people and god knows they deserve ridicule, they're fools most of them. talking about gangster government or totalitarianism. this is a totalitarian government now. maybe michelle bachman should take a trip to the soviet union with todd aiken. >> explain your joke, there's no more soviet union. >> but as bill clinton pointed out, there's something very dangerous going on here. you've got 330 million people in the country and some of them are dilutional. and when you use w

i grew up with earl warren and that court was pretty liberal. it did things like brown. you couldn't have separate but equal education. gideon, you had a right to public counts. you had right to a lawyer. loving, you could not love interracial marriage. miran miranda, you couldn't have -- these things have rocked our society for 50 years, all liberal landmark decisions yet recently you haven't seen that kind -- except now corporations can give money to campaigns. not exactly a liberal decision. are we ever going to have a liberal court again that does progressive things? >> not the way the democrats are doing. >> why don't they do that? somebody said, stevens said the other day, every judge that's been picked to replace any judge in the last 30 years has been more conservative than the judge leaving. >> i think that's true. steven, one of the reasons it's a sad departure for stevens, there's the greatest generation of the court you just described. like the world war ii veterans, he was part of that. served with giants. the question for liberals as they look back with sad

this is, again, the voice of earl woods.tiger, i am more prone to being inquisitive, to promote discussion. i want to find out what your thinking was. i want to find out what your feelings are. and did you learn anything?" woods appears in black and white, as you might have seen on that screen grab. and it was shot in isleworth, which is tiger's country club, a couple weeks ago. it will appear on youtube around 6:00, and it will be on both espn and the golf channel within the next hour. simon, back to you. >> okay. darren, thank you very much for that update. darren rovell reporting exclusively for cnbc. briefly let's get the final trade. around the horn. tim i'll kick off with you. >> reverse on u.s. steel today, get out. >> gary. >> airlines continue. this is great. >> karen. >> i like aeu. >> dennis. >> own restaurant stocks. >> brilliant. that's it. good night. >>> i'm jim cramer, and welcome to my world. >> you need to get in the game! >> firms are going to go out of business, and he's nuts! they're nuts! they know noth

earl bradley. bradley pled not guilty to these charges, but then just this past monday, he was charged with an additional 44 counts of sexual abuse involving two dozen more children. >>> ben roethlisberger will miss the first six games of the 2010 season. that is the punishment the nfl handed out for the steelers quarterback today. that suspension comes after multiple women accused lott lis bergerned roethlisberger of assault. is that fair? roethlisberger was accused, but never even charged with the crime. and now he is suffering some serious consequences at his job. they may even trade him. what do you think about that? suppose we were all held to this higher standard. share your thoughts with mcginty's mailbag. >>> the search is on for 11 people missing after an oil rig explosion off the coast of louisiana. the rig deep water horizon was still burning late today. hours after being rocked by the blast late last night. most of the workers either escaped or were rescued by the coast guard. three wer

as in this old photo of chief justice earl warren. but not stevens. he is the only one who refuses help. he does it himself. but the courtly justice also can be harsh. he wrote a scathing dissent in "bush v. gore," criticizing the court's decision that stopped the florida recount saying the decision would damage the court he wrote: stevens notified the white house in a letter this morning. sources say the leading contenders to replace him are elena kagan, former dean of harvard law school and the "courant" solicitor general. diane wood, a chicago federal appeals court judge. and make garland, a federal appeals court judge in washington, d.c. who is considered more moderate on criminal issues. the president hopes his choice to be a lasting legacy, just like john paul stevens. but one thing his choice won't have that justice stevens had is a quick confirmation. justice stevens was confirmed a mere 19 days after he was nominated and the vote was 98-0. katie? >> couric: jan, the president's choice, if he or she is confirmed, is unlikely to change the make

the 30-second commercial uses the voice of wood's late father earl to ask what much of america wants to know... >> i want to find out what your feelings are, and did you learn anything? >> i think the ad really polarizes people. i think that if you hate tiger, you're going to hate him even more. if you like him and you want him to have a comeback, you think it's kind of great. >> reporter: in the wind and rain at augusta, woods showed no serious rust from his five-month layoff. he quickly birdied the third hole, ending three under par after nine holes. showcasing why he's dom naiptd the pro tour for more than a decade, winning 71 times, including 14 majors help his unequal star power pushing official prize money to $277 million last year, up 300% from when woods first turned pro in 1996. >> in the last 12 years, he's done racialgable things for this game of golf. and everybody benefitted. >> reporter: until it all came crashing down, forcing the once tightly-wound woods to talk openly of deceit. >> i lied to a lot of people. >> reporter: and discovery. >> it's not about championships

off earl road in middle river. search turned up nothing. but later information led police to gross. >>well, unfortunately we are not able to articulate at this point whether there was a relationship between the two. they somehow got together. but we don't know if they knew each brother then or not. >> tonight gross is locked up at the baltimore detention center. without bond. in northwest baltimore, keith daniels, fox 45 news "late edition". >> a principal at a dc school was killed in his silver spring home last night. his car missing. 42-year-old brian bets was a principal of shaw middle school. a co-worker found him dead after he failed to report to work. police now say he was shot. they are looking for his suv, a 2007 nissan exterior. maryland plates 562 m 222. the news has left neighbors on edge. >> well whole street was blocked off. and well, we have got new locks on the door and alarm system, but that won't stop a problem like this. >> police are asking anyone with information to come forward. >> a woman is found dead after a fire in owen's mills this morning. firefighters wer

earl bradley touched young female patients inappropriately. nurse complained to the medical center about the way that bradley obtained urine samples from young girls. bradley faces 471 charges including rape and sexual abuse. police say that he video taped the assault. and the hospital says that initially they withheld facts about bradley because they didn't want to jeopardize the criminal case. >>> pope benedict is back in rome after an emotional meeting with the sex abuse victims. the pope met for more than half an hour with eight men who say that they were abused by four priests when they were living at a catholic orphanage. one of the men said that they had tears in their eyes. and everybody was crying. pope benedict promised that they will do all in their powers to bring the guilty to justice and protect the young. an iranian hosted conference. anded today with the demand that israel joined the nuclear not prolific treaty. the two-day conference follows the 47 nation nuclear security conference, hosted by president barack obama here in wa

earl april weather pattern. nice way to start it off. monday sun. well up into the 70s. take a look at this. 54pwi. in to the 40s already for frederick back through york and winchester. cooler air punching in out of the north and west. i think lue notice a marked difference difference as you head out the door tomorrow morning. the rest of the vehicle dropping in the suburbs into the 40s. the city may stay at 50. clouds on the increase. the threat for rain back into the picture toward lunchtime. talk about when that rain comes in, gets out and when temperatures jump back up. it's all straight ahead. >> a lack of recognition by a man prompted him to fire on a sheriff's deputy parked outside his home and tonight he is in jail. law enforcers were work have you surveillance. they were going to serve a warrant. his father spotted the suspicious car, ran out of the house and fired a round from a gun in its direction. >> apparently he thought some friends of his daughter were going to come there and try to injury him or his family. instead of taking the right steps and calling t

when asked about his legacy woods quoted his late father, earl. >> in order to help people you have to how to help yourself. that's what he always used to safety i never understood that. when i was in treatment i wrote that down and looked at it every day. and learned how to help myself. i can therefore i can help more people going forward, infinitely more than i did pror to all this. >> donovan mcnabb's press conference at noon right here on fox 5. brian is back right after this. h ntis initely expensive having a growing family. and it's something that you think about. we try to be conscious of that and plan o our meals so that we can feed everyone on a budget. at giant, we know saving money is important. every time you shop with your card you can enjoy thousands of real deal savings and weekly specials. like top round london broil, $1.99 a pound, and breyers ice cream, $1.99 each. this week only. it makes me feel good because we're saving money. and that works for me. only with your giant card. >>> back to our breaking news. a coal mine accident killing several miners in west virgini

i'm jonathan earle. we're spending the time on the congressional career of bob dole which began a half century ago. last year we heard from jade thompson who gave us an view of his life over time. tonight we're going to focus on concrete legislative achievement, something we value more and more watching the 110th to not do some of the things they set out to do. bipartisan deal making, comity and leadership here. jake thompson and many people who attended last week's program talked about the dole leadership and style, that puts the premium on getting the right number of senates, giving each to give as much as they could while being true to their belief. this argues how you got legislation like the americans with disability or the food stamps, the fruit of the across-the political-aisle alliance or the 1983 social security fix or tefra, or the 1982 extension of the voting rights act. granted the numbers game was a little different back then. you only needed 51 votes, not the de facto 60 you need today to b

i think it was earl warren, the former chief justice from this state in fact that said when he woke up in the morning he read the sports pages first because it told of man's accomplishment rather than his detriment. i think that's still the case on most days, the sports pages can be pretty inspiring and encouraging which raises this question for me, giving your metaphor earlier. is there something you take from sport that you can use, that you apply in your acting? >> no one does it alone. no one does it alone. and no one is more important than anybody else. that has a lot to do with upbringing and what you really believe. i couldn't play this if i didn't believe it. i understand that part of it. i understand how to make that work. and i think this show is responsible to that, but i would like to think that most of the things i have done in my life are responsible to that and to that i give credit to my parents and the coaches i have met and the background that in some cases was just plain luck. tavis: i don't know if you said this to me and i was intrigued by it. i wanted to ask you a

>> so the voice you heard in the ad, you probably could have guessed, it's earl woods, his father. nike said it is now supporting woods and his family and they say the ad is meant to address the time away from the game using the powerful words of his father. in terms of how the ad is being received you probably have your own thoughts on it. we only clipped a tiny bit at the beginning. the beginning sentence you missed is, "tiger, i'm more prone to being inquisitive to promote discussion." then it picked up where we left off. some ad critics are saying it makes tiger look like an angel. it's really powerful, allowing him to wordlessly rehabilitate himself and he doesn't have to face any of those pesky questions. earl woods has done commercials with tiger woods before, they're right now the notion of his father sort of giving him forgiveness might help repair his image with the public. >> or giving him a public scolding in front of everybody. >> right, that's definitely a way to look at it. but keep in mind, i mean, he's lost so many sponsors at this point. we've watched as gatorade,

are pretty amazing what people like to tell so we threw that in and also appendices there was not earl of stress, is have faith in massachusetts of people to get a full flavor of what the coolidge intellect and powers of persuasion were like. because he rose all the way from aldermen to state senator to lieutenant governor, governor, vice president, president and he helped more elected offices than anyone in american history. he worked his way up the wrong which is the way you are supposed to do at. >> you seem to have a lot of passion about the subject. is there another project on the horizon for you? >> i'm working on a book about the 1948 presidential election. i have done 1920 and 1960 previously. 1948 is that the publisher now. truman, dewey, wallace and strom thurmond. most people will say that is the truman dewey election but i think it is really a dual of long-standing between the wallace, henry wallace links in the truman wings of the democratic party and about america and the cold war, about domestic communism, about foreign policy abroad and it is also the year where the civ

just like earl woods. just putting that out there. >> is she the joslyn james?e found out she's not the number one mistress of tiger, but this woman never made the leader board. if you're a favorite mistress of tiger's, you get a green jacket. she stopped 12 feet above the hole. >> i would call her a bogey. >> out of bounds at some point. what about this sandwich? i pind this -- you're excited about the sandwich because the sandwich is called the double down and part of the reason it's interesting is there's no bread, right? >> and atkins dream. they might as well just deep fry a revolver, wrap it in bacon and hand to people. basically they're just begging people to kill themselves. have the drive through and straet to the hospital. it's a killer. >> people come by asking me for my bun, so i don't have to worry about that anymore. everybody walking around all fit and healthy now. >> and the buns are all being fed to the birds. ♪ feed the birds >> from mary pop pins. >> everyone in west hollywood is shrinking right now. >> the guy gets on the plane flying from wa

>>the ad has the voice of woods' late father, earl talking about taking responsibility.it is airing as tiger, of course, returns to golf at the masters. the golf great took time off from the sport to deal with the scandal of his extramarital affairs. >> a possible medical break-thru, for diabetes patients. how a new vaccine could work. next. >> ♪ >> and big m >> in health check tonight a possible vaccine for type 1 diabetes. canadian scientists say the vaccine they created stopped type 1 diabetes in mice. and they think it will work in humans because the disease develops in the same way in humans and in mice. scientists say they still have to get the vaccine in to a form that is safe for humans. >> when it comes to living right. fox 45 is stepping up. and helping you to get start order your path to fitness. the be more healthy expo is saturday may 1st at the baltimore convention center. there will be experts in nutrition, physical fitness and mental health. admission is free. >> well, bath time is of course a big part of any baby's day. there is a different kind of batht

a new commercial premiering during the masters tomorrow featuring the voice of tiger's late father earls voice, but i swear this is not a joke. this is a real commercial, and it was leaked a few hours ago. >> tiger, i am more prone to be inquisitive. to promote discussion. i want to find out what you'r thinking was. i want to find out what your feelings are. and did you learn anything? >> jimmy: well, that will make you want to buy shoes, won't it? what the hell? i don't know -- i really don't know what to make of that. [ applause ] i guess -- guillermo, what do you make of that? do you make anything of that? >> no, nothing. >> jimmy: nothing at all? >> not even a dime. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i didn't mean "are you getting paid for that." >> oh, i thought -- >> jimmy: i'm sorry, i meant to say, what do you think of that? >> oh, it was great. >> jimmy: oh, okay. [ laughter ] >> i couldn't hear you. >> jimmy: do you normally -- never mind. anyway, i guess you have to admire that. there's another commercial premiering tomorrow, another tiger woods commercial, this one featuring the voice o

nike will not say when this recording of earl woods' voice comes from. but you can hear it for yourself, right here on this day when tiger woods is trying to relaunch his golf career and rebuild his image. as tiger woods tries to forge his future, he hears a haunting voice from his past. >> tiger, i am more prone to be inquisitive. >> reporter: his father, earl, who passed away in 2006, speaks to tiger in this eerie nike commercial. >> i want to find out what your thinking was. i want to find out what your feelings are. and did you learn anything? >> reporter: it is already an evocative -- >> his father actually speaking to him from the grave. and saying those words of wisdom. i think it's a brilliant piece of theater. >> reporter: but also controversial. an ad? so soon? >> this is all about nike and its business. there's no ethics. there's no morals here. there's nothing. it's all about the dollar sign. >> a number of words came to mind. and disgusting was the first one. and exploiting his father and his relationship, i think, was really, you know, terr

letters, she said something to the effect of "i wanted to go to bed early tonight so i could get up earl sxwri look pretty for jail. now i'm going to look bad." she also complained about the clothes her mother, cindy anthony, had sent to the jail she could wear in court. she describes one of her looks as her naughty librarian look. it goes on and on. she's complaining about her acne. she complains about the ramen noodles she has to eat. >> wait, her acne? noodles. >> her acne? she complains about her acne? >> yeah. >> one of her outfits she wears to court she describes as the naughty librarian? you know what, i'm learning more about her than i ever wanted to know. >> that's true. she complained because she said cindy cent cindy oe cindy sent over this jacket. she says, what? she's planing her mother isn't bringing her the right clothes to wear in court. >> really. that's her concern. to sergeant scott haynes, sheriff's officer, santa rosa county, florida. sergeant, explain to me why it is illegal for inmates to have these conversations and to pass letters. why was the sheriff thrown out

they got some audio from a documentary about tiger where his father, earl woods, who passed away in 2006ut his voice under the image of a very somber looking tiger. if you haven't seen it, check this out. >> tiger, i want to find out what your thinking was. i want to find out what your feelings are. and did you learn anything? >> jimmy: and buy nikes. let me just explain what happened there. nike brought someone back from the dead to endorse their shoes. we might have to have another easter on sunday, right? there's been a lot of negative reaction to that spot. people called it creepy, manipulative, and i don't know, i did a similar commercial a few years ago with my uncle frank after i had sex with 14 women and crashed into a tree. you remember that, uncle frank? >> i do, jim. >> jimmy: i thought that ad was received very well. >> jimmy, good, that's you, right jim? this is your uncle frank, jimmy. good job, jim. good job. jimmy. i love you. and make sure you eat. >> jimmy: you know, he always -- [ applause ] he always believed in positive reinforcement. one thing is for sure. tiger woo

been about the buzz about his return to advertising that uses the voice of the golfer's late father, earl woods. >> tiger, i am more prone to be inquisitive to promote discussion. i want to find out what your thinking was. i want to find out what your feelings are. and did you learn anything? >> now, ad experts have called the spot everything from powerful to creepy. woods has lost an estimated $50 million in endorsements in the wake of his sex scandal. >>> that brings us to the punch line. that brings us to jimmy fallon. have you heard about the airline that wants to charge you for carry-on bags. >> spirit airlines has become the first airline in the u.s. to charge passengers for carry-on luggage. $45 to put a bag in the overhead bin. which is odd because if you had an extra 90 bucks to spend, you probably wouldn't be flying spirit airlines. >> that is the mash-up. tonight, new developments in a controversy we've been following all day. a governor honoring the civil war history of the confederacy. now he's apologizing. also a man wanted in connection with terrorism on u.s. soil. the cia

with ford and justice stevens, earl warren in the 1950s who became chief justice of the most liberal court, the warren court and eisenhower said it was the biggest mistake he made and george h.w. bush with david souder. it's a lifetime appointment so if you make a mistake, it's a big mistake that lasts long after you're out of the white house. >> shepard: president ford says his legacy can stand on this one appointment. he was proud when he gave an interview in 2005. >> that's through, jerry ford's positions changed. interestingly enough, stevens ace conservative principles were the same as in 1975. he stayed the same but the court moved to the right. well in any case -- one of the reasons this is important, look, the president's going to appoint a liberal to replace a liberal but there are certain justices who are deal makers, and stevens was a good politician in the court. that's the way conservatives have been in his ability to reach out to sandra day o'connor and kennedy to get them to be the swing vote to side with them. losing him, even with another liberal on the court, it wil

we have earl pomeroy putting taxpayers on the hook for bailing out private union retirement plans. >> neil: how are thee being treated differently say than private industry workers where you have the backup of the pension benefit guarantee corporation, the ppgc and provisions to buttress those workers. you're right, pennies on the dollar, the max you can get is $12,000 a year. nevertheless, how is that different from what public workers or public union workers are getting? >> public union workers are -- they're on the hook for taxpayer dollars. so you know, if you were in a private union plan, you know, they can only basically extract what the company is worth. at some point of money runs out where as when you're in a public union, the fact of the matter is you're on the hook for 75, 80% of the budget in california covering retirement plans of public sector workers. they can always raise taxes and generate cash that way. there's a connection between the taxpayer obligation and -- >> neil: just to be clear, unfunded liability is growing, ballooning obligation, could addressed by a taxp

. >>> rescuers have suspended their search for 11 oil rig work earls missing in the gulf of mexico.ow, the coast guard says it is unreasonable at this point to expect that any of them survived. the search covered 5,200 square miles over 3 days. even though the search is suspended, the case is not closed. >> we have not 100% certainty accounted for all of the lifeboats and we don't know what was launched from the rig and might still with the rig and that's something that will continue to do as part of the casualty investigation and as captain trotson mentioned, we can resurrect the search efforts if we feel there's a possibility that they're out there somewhere in a lifeboat but everything -- all of the information we have this week leads us to believe that these 11 members were on the rig. >> more than 100 crew members did manage to make it off that platform after tuesday's massive explosion. four of them were critically injured but they're doing better now. >>> arizona now has a controversial new immigration enforcement measure on its books. governor jan brier signed it into law in

the conservatives going back to earl warren have made it a call for trying to energize their people. the good thing for republicans right now, we have plenty of energy. the policies of this administration and congress has energized our people. >> reporter: what's the smart thing to do for the senate? do they push back no matter who this nominee is or does that make them look more like the party of "no" that the democrats are trying to hang on to? >> i am not worried about the party of no as long as we are saying no to what the american people know are bad policies. they will reward you for trying to stop something they think is bad. in this case, we know it is going to be a liberal. you can't see side what your reaction or response is going to be until they are nominated. >> reporter: one of the opening day speakers here was former congressman, newt begin ricging want you to listen to what he had to say. >> the president of the united states, the most radical president in american history. >> to a degree. is he talking about the most left wing, most left wing policies that has been p

you talked to earl. >> he did?he passed away last night. >> i'm so sorry. >> yeah, but he was -- he and charlie, he was -- earl is one of these guys, when he supported me -- he was one of the first guys that supported me along with charlie crist, and they were remarkable in that they never wanted anything. they just never asked for one thing other than cut government, be responsible. two self-made men. and it goes without saying that both of these men grew to loathe charlie crist, because charlie was not the small government conservative they thought he was. and there are a lot of people like that across the state of florida right now. >> and across the country, a lot of political races some might say put the democrats in jeopardy. here with us now to talk about that, national political correspondent for "the new york times," jeff zeleny who mapped out the trouble for democrats in the midterm elections. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> 1994 there were a lot of big people, jack brooks lost his seat back in '94,

features the voice of tiger's father earl who died in 2006.look. >> i want to find out what your thinking was, i want to find out what your feelings are, and did you learn anything. jane we've been asking your opinion of the new ad today, did you find it eery, effective, maybe both. here's what you've been saying on our blog and e-mail. lynn on the happening now blog says nike needs to fire their ad people, it's creepy, pointless and in bad taste, what a terrible idea. jackie liked t. thought it was thought provoking, maybe it will make people, not just young people, think before they act. what are your thoughts, go to our website, very easy, fox news.coment/happening now, go to the link on our blog. jon: has we wondering, where did he get the recording and what was he actually talking about, because he didn't know about the controversy. jane: cokh said the black and white was shot recently at his video in orlando near his home. the video had a short run, it's gone viecial on the internet. we're told, though, nike really only aired it on golf

a sussex county grand jury indicted earl bradley with 55 more counts of the sexual abuse of two dozenen additional children. bradley pleaded not guilty to a 471 count indictment involving more than 100-2044 patients. he's being held on $4.7 million. >>> a good bit of news for overseas' travelers. flights in several european countries that have been canceled for days because of a volcanic ash cloud finally get off of the ground. parts of the sky are safe to fly and thousands will take off soon. rita nissan has latest. >> reporter: days of silence on runways throughout europe could soon be replaced by the roar of jet engines. european officials say voluntarily cannish ashes has dissipated enough that several continents are safe to fly over. >> thousands of flights have resumed in southern europe. germany is allowing planes to land and by tuesday parts of britain and france are expected to be back in business. it's welcome news for travelers who have been stranded at airports but with the backlog of flights it could take a while to get home. >> i'm still here. they haven't told me anything

i think one of the things that we all have bypassed and it came back to my memory when his father earloods was heard in this commercial, was the fact that his father came out and was quoted as saying, he didn't think tiger should get married, he thought he was too young. he thought there were things that he just wasn't ready for. i think people forget that, because we want our stars to come across as all wholesome and other stuff. i'm telling you right now that this might go on that tiger becomes a great golfer and he is a great golfer, he can win, and he can guest past this, even though he'll always be mentioned on vh1, but at some point if he decides or elin decides or one to the other decides to get a divorce, then we will revisit all this again. >> can we stop being shocked that famous people like women? when we go out of stadium, the women would be lined up. i'm not saying it's right, can we stop acting shocked when politicians, when athletes, when billion areas like because they have access -- >> i'm saying men. >> chris rock has got the joke that sometimes you can line up how mu

motel in memphis, he was to show support for a strike and he was shot down and the sniper's name james earled king's life, but not his dream 42 years ago today. now you know the news as fox reports this sunday, april 4th. happy easter. god bless you and your family. i'm harris falkner in for julie banderas, thanks forwa

and i'm trying to pull up this tweet someone brought up because some people online saying because earloods is dead and he didn't give his permission for the voice here's one person. cute kim writes get real. they still show billy mays' pitch stuff. he died. what do you make of that response? >> tiger thinks it's respectful as well. i have the same kind of relationship with my father. he's my conscience. it's a tribute to his father. i think it's the ultimate show of respect for him frankly, this is the one voice i carry with me. >> tell me what you think on twitter. do you agree with donny it's brilliant? >> come on. vote yes. vote for the blue team. >> this is like you get booted off "american idol." thank you, donny. what a character. all right. you probably got an opinion about this. >>> following heavy criticism -- >> don't do the the white man overbite dance. >> it's all black and white. heavy criticism virginia republican governor bob mcdonald apologized for failing to mejs slavery when declaring april confederate history month in this state. he calls that quote a major omission.

>> does he need earl woods to come down from the heavens and alo allow the ball to enter the hole?e's the greatest closer, i would argue, in the history of the sport. he does need help from the people in front of him. it's not some weekend duffors on the back 18 year. we're talking about phil mickelson, the number three ranked player in the world, lee westwood, who is the number four ranked player in the world. so they are going to have to falter if tying certificate going tiger is going to move forward. >> have the fans forgiven him and what about the critics who said he's not going to be able to make a strong return? >> look, as far as the fans go, it's a bit of a screwkewed audi. they're not even fans. they're patrons. it's sort of like if sarah palin does a great speech at a tea party rally, wow, america loves sarah palin. it's not exactly a crowd that tells us what fans really think about tiger woods. now as for your second question, any commentator who said that tiger woods would not make the cut at this tournament, i have to tell you, just does not know what they're talking