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. >> espn is predicting that the nationals will never signed stephen strasbourg. and the nationals are on the field trying to start a street, hoping to win the series over the mets. >>> employees believe a t-shirt and their silver spring store window cost of vandalism. at some smashed a window. inside the store window was a teacher that said "legalize gay." american apparel says they have received threatening phone calls and death threats. seven >>> virginia republicans are crossing lines to throw their support behind creigh deeds. they were all former state senators and delegates. monday, a well-known democrat crossed the line as well, throwing support behind bob mcdonnell. >>> today at the fifth annual diversity fair, attendees were told how they can use their bilingual squills to it -- bilingual skills to their advantage. >>> an 85-foot blue spruce and arizona will stand outside of the u.s. capitol this christmas. the superintendent through the arizona choose between the finalists. he said that chosen praepostor trumped -- the chosen tree's trunk is 27 inches i

the network espn controls what it airs and they have every right to do that. >> one more espn controversy to throw at you and that's the story involving pittsburgh steelers ben roethlisberger who was suddenly confronted with allegations from a woman who filed a civil suit against him saying he sexually assaulted her a year ago. who knows whether this is true. a lot of news organization reported it. espn initially did not. told their talk shows not to talk about it. can you ignore a story like that? >> no. when you have a civil suit you have to jump on it. it's journalism 101. the public domain is out there. having said that i feel because espn is so involved with networks and of course we understand that, that the reality is that you have to make sure to bend over backward, perception being more important than reality in journalism. >> roethlisberger denies those allegations. then after a couple of days espn took its head out of the sand and reported the story. >> they are reporting it very vigorously and that's important. who knows the story lines behind that. but i would say this they d

you're seeing video from espn right now. >> yeah, well. i've seen the video and i probably speak for a lot of guys in a lot of offices who said this is creepy, but then you all stand around, check out the video because somebody had access to it. it's a criminal act going on. if you look at the video, it looks like some kind of telescopic lens. it's scanning up and down. she absolutely didn't know she was being filmed. she's absolutely, you know, in the room, naked, walking around, and somebody is filming her. so, you know -- it's one step -- watching it is one step i guess close to -- like you're watching a snuff film because you know there's a criminal and a crime that's taking place. you just sit there and watch it. and somebody's going to get prosecuted. and i can tell you this. if law enforcement wants to find out, this is not a tough case to crack. they will figure out who this is through the drywall of the hotel room. with a telescopic lens. somebody is going to figure out who this is. >> you said it actually scans up and down? >> ye

sports castor erin andrews fighting back. >> espn reporter erin andrews was secretly videotaped in the privacy of her own hotel room. the illegally recorded video then posted on the internet for millions to see. now, erin andrews' attorney striking back, saying he plans to seek criminal and civil charges against the people who did this. however, the culprit's identities remain unknown. just how did nude video of one of america's most popular sports casters end up for the world to see? >> and police on high alert for a little 4-year-old. in extreme danger. kidnapped. modes modesto. little landon last seen at a local bus stop. the search now desperate. the kidnapper accused of abusing another little child. tonight, where is 4-year-old tonight, where is 4-year-old landen? -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> authorities are searching for a 4-year-old boy who they say was abducted by his own mother who only had limited visitation with him. police allege 31-year-old marissa jackson took her son landen to the park friday night after getting permission from the boy's father. that was the

espn is doing everything it can to get those videos taken down.d her attorney is threatening to file civil suits against the person who created the video, and anyone who has posted this video, or even showed any still images of it. they are trying to stop this dead in its tracks, mike. >> so many ways we want to -- >> horrifying for her. >> multiple hotel rooms, huh? >> possibly. >> richelle, thanks for that. sick story. we want to find this perv and justice served in all this. we take your calls, 1-877-tell-hln. joining us to talk about it, hln law enforcement analyst mike brooks. also with us, attorney, law professor, avery friedman. and someone who knows this topic all too well, lisa guerrero, for "inside edition." also was a sports caster, fox sports, and had to deal with the same kind of garbage. again, we'll take your calls, 1-877-tell-hln. lisa, first off, on this incident here, then we'll get into your story as well, do we have any idea where this happened? richelle just reported multiple hotel rooms now. >> right. that's what we heard as

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and blaming espn reporter erin andrews in her peephole scandal. won't believe what some you won't believe what some critics are now saying. welcome home, man. shepard: in the unresolved problems segment tonight, with the obama health care reform in jeopardy, it seems like the democrats are doing the damage. the political insiding came up in last night's presser. >> if you don't get this, isn't this a fight inside the democratic party and that republicans really aren't playing a -- you can't really blame the republicans for this one? >> in terms of democrats, the fact of the matter is that because this is a big issue, i think that a lot of democrats have a lot of different ideas. monica: with us now is fox news analyst and "new york daily news" columnist michael goodwin. hello, michael. >> hello. monica: it seems that the holdup is coming from the democrats. and in particular, those fiscally conservative deficit hogs known as blue dogs. >> i like to think of the blue dogs as the canaries in the coal mines. they're telling the president that the pub

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espn says it's exploring all possibilities. andrews' attorney tells abc news, there's parallel investigations proceeding by espn and by our law firm. and they're being coordinated to the end that the predator be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. who is erin andrews? >> knew what she was doing in the morning. sort of had a feel for when she would be getting ready to do things, in my opinion. >> the question is, they don't know what hotels. as you suggest, it could be an inside job. why? >> if it turns out to be a colleague, it's especially disheartening because all of us deserve some kind of safe haven in the workplace. >> reporter: "usa today" sports columnist, christine brennan, offered a different take. >> if you trade ofoff ur sex appeal, if you trade off your looks, eventually you're going to lose those. she doesn't deserve what happens to her. but part of the shtick, to me, is being out there a little bit in a way, that then are you encouraging a compete nutcase to go in your room? >> reporter: later, e tweeted tha

according to espn, vick and roger gadell yesterday.hey have agreed to reinstate vick if he is picked up by a team. he would also be suspended for the first four games of the 2009 system. he spent time in prison after assisting in the killing of dogs that performed poorly in practice fights. >>> super bowl champ and quarterback ben roethlisberger is flat out denying charges of rape. those charges being made in a civil suit by a nevada casino hostess. >> i did not sexually assault andrea mcnulty. saturday was the first that i learned of her accusations. her false and vicious allegations are an attack on my family and on me. i would never ever force myself on a woman. >> roethlisberger read the statement at the steelers' practice complex in pittsburgh. the 31-year-old casino hostess said he raped her in a hotel penthouse where roethlisberger was in vegas for a celebrity golf tournament last year. >>> and mark burly was perfect, but white sox center fielder dwyane wise saved the day. right up there on the wall, and there's the ball, it's t

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for now, espn news will get you back in time for baseball. appears. >> he did it to randy johnson. what's he going to do to matt cain, off to a career year 9-2 this year. giants and cardinals, wednesday night baseball on the big network, 8:00 p.m. then sunday night, couple of hot ones, rays and rangers. check it out on espn. >> coming up on "espnews," a dream semis at wimbledon with the andys lining up for their shot at king roger. they have only had a few hours to cope with an historic meltdown, but boston sends it stopper to the mound. here comes the raise, the current longest streak in baseball. they're eyeing a great eight. and injury and quality opponents have the mets sliding. trying to avoid their first six-game skid in four years. ♪ snet -- ♪ >> supposed to get it while the getting is good, so here is one you're not going to hear every day. kobe bryant, with the option to opt out of the final two years of his contract and force the lakers to pay him an enormous sum of money to keep him in los angeles has decided to not opt out. he declined that option so he will be staying

phillies win their ninth-straight. >>> that will do it for this espn news update.back to jeremy and vinita. >>> there's one south florida bride, that won't have to change her name. kelly hildebrand is marrying kelly hildebrand. ei

but sources tell our colleagues at espn, that selig has not changed his thinking about rose's status. a new study finds texting behind the wheel may be even more dangerous than drunk driving. researchers at virginia tech, found texting while driving ins your chances of having an accident by 23 times. the study was conducted on truckers. but researchers say the high risk a applied to all of us. >>> could blue m&ms or blue gatorade, have healing powers? blue food die, may help in treating spinal cord injuries. rats were able to walk again. one side-effect, the rats' skin turned blue while they were undergoing treatment. >>> high school seniors looking to have a good time on campus, might want to apply to penn state university. the 2009 princeton review survey rates penn state as the number one party school. the university of florida slips from first to second place. and the university of mississippi rounds out the top three. this is the first time penn state has taken the title. its football tailgate weekends likely gave it the edge. >> not sure if the schools will use that as a recruit

. >> with that we say hello and thank you for stayed tuned to espn.ongside kevin conners i'm reischea candidate to help you stay current with the highlights and scores and of course roy halladay leading all the talk as we approach tuesday. >> the trade deadline the blue jays have set and the 31st is the major league trade deadline and we talked do you mortgage the future for the present. that's the situation in front of the philadelphia phillies right now. one day after striking out ten, in a no-decision the roy halladay trade rumors continued and phils mentioned that's frontrunners but angels and dodgers have entered the discussion according to espn.com jayson stark and it would see j.a. happ and two minor leaguers and a prospect, kyle drabek. >> you can't trade everybody. that's the phillies' stance. they don't feel as to the they should be asked to trade their best pitching prospect and position player prospect and a guy 7-1. they feel that's too steep to pay. they're willing to give up a large number of prospects . they talked about seven or eight

. >>> as for last night's midsummer classic, here's jonathan coachman at espn news. >> good morning.ll eyes on the 88 80th all-star game from st. louis. the man throwing out the first pitch. there he is in relief. gets it over. the president, wearing his white sox gear. where's the politics? none whatsoever. prince fielder, laces one left. ground rule double. scores the go-ahead run. 3-2. national league. it's joe mauer at the top of the fifth. an rbi double. jeter scores. we're all tied up at 3-3. bottom seven, still tied. jonathan papelbon, on the mound, facing brad hawpe. deep to left. but not deep enough. call crawford, making the great catch. bases empty, one out. curtis granderson. and granderson hits one deep to left. over the head of justin upton and off the wall. granderson, hustling around. and he's safe at third with a triple. two batters later. adam jones, going the other way with it. sac fly. he'll take that. granderson runs. a.l. takes the 4-3 lead. bottom eighth, ryan howard. the st. louis native. strikes out swinging. joe nathan gets the a.l. out of the jam. mariano r

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here's mark morgan at espn news. >> good morning, everyone. we begin with a lengthy major league baseball game in st. louis on wednesday night. the dodgers in town. facing the cardinals. two runners on. two out. brendan ryan, deep to left. manny ramirez going back. going back. manny draws a bead. makes the catch. nicely done. l.a. up one after seven. bottom nine. kobe rasmus breaks his bad. jonathan broxton blows the save. bottom of 11, that plates mark derosa. we are tied at 2-2. to the 12th we go. casey blake, the single to right. manny ramirez, trying to score from second. ludwig comes up throwing. manny, out at the plate. game stays tied at 2-2. to the 15th we go. one on. runners on the corners. dodgers playing in. the throw home gets brandon ryan. watch the replay. how close is this? russell martin, able to put the tag on ryan. two down. next batter, albert pujols. runners on first and second. he rakes one to center. matt kemp comes in. ball sails over his head. julio lugo scores. the cards take it. 3-2, is your final. >>> john chamberlai

erin andrews and the network she works for, espn, believes she's the victim of a peeping tom.ho would do this to her? insiders think the culprit may not be a stranger. erica hill has the latest. >> reporter: erin andrews commands attention, young, beautiful, a sideline reporter, covering college football, basketball and major league baseball for espn. but now, she is the story. thanks to video of her naked in a hotel room. taped without her knowledge and posted online. internet security experts perry aptab isn't surprised. >> everyone has video technology in their cell phone cameras. >> any of us can watch at any time. >> reporter: when, where and how the hotel video of andrews was made isn't clear. some reports say it may have been shot through the hotel door's peephole. private investigator allen dressler says it's certainly possible. a few years ago he used cameras like this. now thanks to ever-shrinking technology, he can hide one almost anywhere. the most disturbing thing about this is how easy it could be. maybe someone used the peephole, drilled a hole in the wall or ma

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you can see her sunday night at the espy awards 9:00 on espn.ome marisa miller. [ cheers and applause ] well you look fantastic. thank you for coming. >> thank you for having me. >> did you get a chance to marry larry king backstage? >> no, he slipped away. he's cute. >> you just came away from the espy awards? >> yeah, it was amazing. >> it taped tonight and it airs on sunday night. what did you do over there? >> i presented the first award which was the championship performance, which is, you know, a major award. >> who won it? >> i can't tell you. >> oh, you can't -- was it adam lambert, because he got stiffed the last type around? >> are you going to bet? >> i think michael phelps probably won. maybe the pot threw a little wrench in the procedures, but he did win eight gold medals. kobe won a gold medal and an nba title, but he didn't win eight gold medals. >> and it's history. >> so he won, michael phelps. >> i can't tell you. >> are you an actual sports fan? >> no, i'm -- >> you are? >> no, i definitely am. i came -- i have two sisters, my

from our partners at espn tonight, here's jeremy schaap. >> history in the making. seven-time winner of tour de france. >> reporter: four years ago, when lance armstrong retired, he was at the pinnacle of not only his sport, but of sport, period. he'd won seven consecutive tours de france. all after overcoming stage four cancer. it was time, he said, to move on to other challenges. >> there won't be number eight i can tell you that. seven is heaven. >> reporter: armstrong might be right. maybe there won't be number eight. but he's trying. today in monte carlo, where the 2009 tour de france got under way, he's back on his bike. >> the image on our screens that we never thought we would see again. >> reporter: armstrong has not been idle since his retirement. in four eventful years, he called off a high-profile engagement to sheryl crow, fathered a child? he stated by competing again, he hopes by again keeping to generate revenue for his cancer research foundation. it's also clear that one of the supreme competitors in the annals of sport missed the rush of the ride.

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in manhattan, sal paolantonio, espn. >> espn legal expert roger cossack joins us by phone to talk more whid youirst off, what did you take from today's proceedings? >> well, i think this is sort of plaxico burress' last hope to perhaps think he can convincevic the grand jury not to indict him. to the problem is that both thet prosecution and the defense aret both in agreement as to what the facts in this case are.e and the facts aren't good for plaxico burress. remember, linda, the crime is not... being in possession of ao unregistered firearm. if you've got the gun on you and it's not registered, you're guilty. you >> if you wereúú÷÷  . >> gary: well, chris tillman will have a more exciting story to hell his kids and grand kids about his first major league appearance about how he had to wait through the rain delay. he's on the mound warming up. still doing work on the field as they do that let's check in with amber. >> reporter: chris tillman is looking to become the fifth oriole rookie to win his debut this season. the orioles are the first team since 1890 to have

he's a three-time mvp and you can see him on espn.ow, please welcome number 32, irvan magic johnson. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you. >> how are you? >> i'm upset. >> why you upset? >> aunt chippy just lost all the money. >> she did lose the money, yeah. >> you should have sent me t magic or something. >> can we go to aunt chippy to castigate her. magic is angry with you. >> i don't blame him, but i need his help. jimmy, you're like -- you're getting me crazy. magic, i need your help. sprinkle some magic dust on us and let us win the next three hands. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's done. >> exactly. >> did you think it was strange that orlando would name their team magic? which is your name, when i last checked. >> jimmy, and then they didn't pay me for it. >> they didn't pay you. probably didn't ask you if it was okay. they wouldn't name the orlando larry. >> i have a patent on it. i'm so upset. i don't know what to do. you know? >> this has been a big year for you sportswise. michigan state your alma mater was in th