finch was an attorney with a washington, d.c. law firm and worked as legal counsel. he received his j.d. from the george washington school of law. second, we have brian finch, who is our hometown -- two brines today. i don't know -- brians today. i don't know how i'm going to handle it. he is from our center of legal and judicial studies. before joining heritage worked on contract with the department of homeland security working to integrate private sector organizations and government emergency preparedness and disaster response efforts at the federal, state and local levels from 2002 to 2005.

>> attica's finch was listed as one of the 100 most popular heroes in american sentiment. as a prosecutor, that used to always take me off. he loses the case and that gets killed. then when his daughter is involved in the case, he'd obstructs justice by pretending to read the is not the killer. everybody loves that. even though he loses, the trucks and justice. when i was on "practice" we had a character that we spun off on another show who would destroy evidence. people loved him. it seems to me there has to be a free imagining from the public defender's office -- reimagining from the public defender's office about one we do. we all know where crime comes from. that group of people is also where crime victims come from. it is a lot easier to get people behind routing for the victim of crime, then the potential perpetrator -- than the potential perpetrator. where i think we are missing an opportunity is -- this will be controversial. nobody told us you wearing a dark suit, white shirt, tie. you look like a young republican, even if you are not. and i do not know where they

we'll go ahead and start with brian finch. >> thanks. first of all, thanks to you to organizing this and to jessica and to the heritage foundation for including me today. it is always a privilege and an honor to participate in one of these panels. this is a real intriguing topic for me. homeland security, particularly after 9/11, katrina and deep water and other issues. i think more than anything else, all of those events, and response, the recovery, the mitigation efforts, they serve as an important reminder in the critical role over the private sector and how important they are when it comes to homeland security. not just to tidying their own shop but supporting the government as well. we all know where that number actually is. it will be subject of another debate. everyone would agree, a significant part of the critical infrastructure is at the hand of the private sector. just as importantly, though, is a reminder that at the end of th

ian baker-finch is there at the second playoff hole, the 17th. >> we still have a huge crowd watchings green looking down over lake michigan. very quick the first three quarters of this putt. it breaks to his right and starts slowing down a little towards the back. it is not an easy putt. sort of a lag putt would be ideal. bubba 51st in the world had his first victory in hartford. a little over a month ago in a playoff. really in good form. that is a good looking putt. excellent lag. three, three for bubba watson on the first two holes. >> martin kaymer has to be thinking i must make this because bubba has a huge distance advantage on the 18th hole. >> for sure. the big hitter on the 18th back into the breeze, 500-yard par 4 coming up. martin kaymer is no slouch when it comes to distance but a much more controlled player. fairways and greens type of a guy. yes. what a putt. wow. both players one under through two holes now. that was a huge two now for martin kaymer at 17. unbelievable strength of character right there. they will go to the last one under par. as peter kostis said sligh

the title game scheduled for sunday perhaps the next jenny finch will emerge from the event and moree point with brought it good luck to all the fellows in hayward. it seemed all time when we return of young man wants to know why he thinks we love alice's represents an not bonds and were being accused of being breastfed too long by mother. there's even an e-mail from you in there is a not kid? >> yes their actually as well join a hate the man who helps to get the yellow dress. alright it's a family affair more packable than. i spend three hours on my homework -- or at least that's what my mom thinks. with high speed internet from at&t, i get my homework done fast, leaving me time to download movies and music and chat with my friends. mom: how's your studying? it's coming along! [ female announcer ] work faster, play more with our fastest internet speed ever... with speeds of up to 24 megs. or call now to get great deals on other high speed plans starting at $19.95 a month. please, i know what he's up to. high speed internet from at&t is so fast, that we get more done in less time, le

. >>> jonathan finch had a chance to back up his tough talk at at.n ludwig to score the go ahead one. padres win, 3.5 ahead of the giants. the giants took jose geeas and the royals. 34 years old. bounced around a while. the as made their first visit to arizona's new target field stadium. the as lead 13 on base. 14-5. they still lose the game, 4-3. tough night. >>> glen coffee has retired. he said his heart isn't into football anymore. >>> tiger owing made it through six holes, worked his way out of trouble. matt kutcher, eight under par. that's your look at sports. have a great day. >>> all right, from sports to weather, tell us sir, what to expect? >> i spent most weekends on the bay. i don't notice the coolness. those looking for heat this summer have been hard-pressed to find it. the trend will continue through the weekend. we're still looking for a slight bump in temperatures. low clouds and fog prevail this morning. plenty of afternoon sunshine from east to west. look at the wall of fog towards mount vaca there. that's quite a shot. it'll be ret

peter finch deservedly won an oscar for it.e time he won, maybe from the rage. than mel gibson but expresses himself way more poetically. >> reporter: only time will tell if steven slater turns into another howard beale, inspiring others to follow in his footsteps. >> steven slater just said, i'm not taking it anymore. this is it, this is the last and that's why it's such a fantasy that people are glomming on to. it's like, oh, we wish we had that in us. to tell people off and just walk away, and take two beers. that's the important thing. >> he definitely exited in a grand fashion. he is a dramatic fellow. so i wouldn't expect any less of him. >> reporter: slater now faces up to seven years behind bars for his stand. but he didn't slide into notoriety without these parting words. >> it seems like something here has resonated with a few people, and that's kind of neat. >> reporter: i'm andrea canning in new york. >> a lot of jokes going around about tguy f pe talking about there is a serious side. hay rart father recently passe