he does bring a certain flair to the feed, like this somersault to complete the drill. washington is exuberant. and i asked him about his personality as part of his game. >> i enjoy it. i show a lot of energy and excitement. and again, these fans are -- i mean, in it wasn't for the fans, we wouldn't have jobs. we're entertainers as well as athletes. it's justice great. because gain, i was a little kid at one time and loved to see guys who interacted with the crowd. and i take pride in that. >> reporter: washington brings it to his teammates. like this memorable confrontation. washington has been getting plenty of practice time himself. >>> elsewhere in the nfl. the economic impact of brett favre's second comeback from retirement. this is the reebok plant in indianap indianapolis.

but the judge said the band accused of inciting fans to let off the flairs which set off the fair to -- the reaction was immediate. the family members were hurt and angry and wanted to see the band jailed and higher sentences for the others involved. on the night of the fair to, home movies shot at the concert show how the club started to fill with smoke after a flair had been fired off by a light. the fair to spread rapidly and people died of smoke inhalation as they tried to escape. the fair to doors had been locked at the time and many of the victims made it out but returned to find friends. the club owner bribed police to turn a blind eye while he let in three times as many people tads club was allowed to hold. fair to exits had been locked to stop fans without ticket from the getting in. outside the courthouse the protests continued and passions had been running high and family members of the victims say those were let off too lightly and will appeal to absolve the band as well. >> this is "world news today" from bbc "world news" i'm george, the main headlines. afghans are votin

. >> tempers are flairing over efforts to -- but the white house hopes cooler heads will prevail. thank you for joining us on this tuesday, august 11. i'm alison starling. >> and i'm pamela brown in for doug mckelway. brian van de graaff is here and nice to see you dressed appropriately for the weather today. >> many suits but then a little where i thinkly. >> maybe tomorrow you can wear your tank top. >> and you can wear your tube top. >> you know how much i lov ey u be top. r culottes.w somofe the inow s 73 in your fecayoday hazy, not as hot and hid, temperatulose 'sth0 loe w 90's ande ca stter sed afternoon storms. grace today. first jim russ is on the case. >> yes, northbound -- a car fire blocking the right side of the roadway. if you're going north toward baltimout on roe 29 a crash near the intersection ofn rte 15, northbound side of route 29 coming toward the city expect police there to direct you through the intersection. alison, pamela, back to you. >> thank you, so much, jim. we're overhauling health care. later today president obama will make an appeal but meanwhile co

and a new raven who has some flair. that causes him to stand out on the football field. i'll speak with kelly washington when eyewitness news continues. >>> mark here with sports. orioles on the agenda today. >> yes. and on the road. which hasn't been a good place for them at all. game 2 in tampa bay. and the o's hope to find some success. but this season, they're lost. on pace for their most road defeats in more than 20 years. well, part of the problem is the transition that they're in. new players. most of them young players. veteran aubrey huff made his debut in a detroit tigers uniform the brought up to replace huff is michael aubrey. who made his debut and introduced himself with a base hit. and forever now, he's getting acclimated to a new team. >>> i've only known what the indians do. come to norfolk and meet a bunch of guys. a team that was winning a good opportunity. and you just try to make the most of it. >> reporter: reliever cam nikaleio. the big right-hander struck out four of them. although it did turn out a five- 4 orioles defeat. >>> rookie chris tillman

the bitter enders this do flair up from sign to sign. the relationship there, thank you. leaders to come with the road map. >> we can maybe take steps against them that they may not say that. there on the party because they could supply the kdp and pdk. what they cannot do is dislog things from the mountain. >> that said, there are other ways. we can take steps against the pdk. we no longer have that. that is a very powerful argument. this element is only part of that. it could carry this out in normaling iraq. other ways of dealing with it. i know these things are being discussed. turkey doesn't want to be scene negotiating. >> it is interesting that they still feel that they have to play inside iraq. here they have a government in baghdad that is not, clearly. i wonder if you could give us some thoughts on how these relations like anybody else could play. >> thepre dikment of having been politic up. the israelis for a long time were looking for partners in the region. there's no difference between the people. israel, you find a lot of support for ]d they like to have th

one spot we are watching a few storms flair up. a lot of people headed back from this direction. eastern shores, between cambridge and vienna. couple showers and storms up to the west of those areas. nothing in baltimore. big story has been temperature under a clear sky. we pushed up to 90 earlier today. still in the upper 80s. that continues tonight a few clouds. that's about it for us. we will talk more about how hot it gets over the next couple days and the latest on activity in the tropics straight ahead. >> okay. around the nation tonight dry conditions making it hard to fight wildfires in california. crews are struggling to control nearly a dozen fires burning in remote areas. one fire in santa cruz has burned more than ten square miles. a week old fire was started by a camp fire that was set by people growing marijuana. >>> milwaukee's mayor recovering after being beaten with a pipe. the mayor was attacked when he tried to help a woman calling for help near the wisconsin state fair. he was leaving with his family when he heard the woman and pulled out his phone to call the

. >> reporter: tempers flaired early on. >> thank you senator for allowing us to voice our views and to ask questions. >> reporter: most of the audience while respectful didn't seem to be buy what the senator was selling. concerns over costs. >> under your and the congress's involvement in our lives you wracked up 12 trillon dollars of debt. you are adding to it now. >> reporter: to others who say the government is alady to extended. >> are you going to support a plan that is going to let the american taxpayer pick up the tab for companies who went bankrupt. >> it affects all of us. we have 700 in maryland without insurce. they -- many of which are workers, have chosen not to have health insurance, it cts us all money. >> reporter: he took 25 questions leading those who didn't get called onto onder if the meetings are providing information or a soap box for people to vent. >> we need to get to the point. my question was so simple. all these other people didn't have a question. >> reporter: there are a lot of people like that into the hour the session, there was only a few more questi

contestants were not only judged on taste but on flair as well.ers had to miss their signature cocktail during a five minute routine set to music. >> we should include rachel maddow in that. she's a great bartender. >>> and i think this is the scandal of the day. one of disney's biggest stars continues to push the envelope as she moves from being the squeaky clean hannah montana to the grown-up miley cyrus. check out the risque performance at the teen choice awards. tmz talk is back. this is myiley cyrus. this is the teen choice awards. people are talking about t it's on twitter, trending topics, teen choice awards at the top of the list. you look at goggle, it's one of the hot topics out there, and it's supposed to be an ice cream truck but, you know -- >> i don't think that's an ice cream truck. maybe the producers know what teenagers, especially boys, want to see miley cyrus do. but it's sickening as well what it does to your culture and our kids. it's horrendous. >> especially when you have the pictures of her in "vanity fair" and they tried t

the winners came and impressed with their flair and skill. >> feeling thirsty? if you're interested in the sky at night, this evening will be an exciting one. if you have not much light pollution or scores, the meteor shower known as the perseid shower happens tonight. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. >> the newman's own foundation. >> the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> i'm julia stiles. >> i'm kevin bacon. >> i'm kim cattrall. >> hi, i'm ken burns. >> i'm lili taylor. >> i'm henry louis gates jr., and public broadcasting is my source for news about the world. >> for intelligent conversation. >> for election coverage you can count on. >> for conversations beyond the sound bites. >> a commitment to journalism. >> for deciding who to vote for. >> i'm kerri washington, and public broadcasting is my source for intellig

a lot of times tempers will flair.t's hot out here and we have the pads on and we have a game that we didn't play well in any phase of the football game so guys are angry and they're finally getting frustration out so you're going to have some tempers. >> and even though it's hot and muggy and at times don't want to be out here but every man is counting on you to do your job. it's like a chain. as long as every link in the chain gets strong, then the team is strong. >> the chain goes back to work saturday when the pittsburgh steelers come to town. >>> what if i were to tell you the nats top three batters were 0 for 3 against the reds today. is that something that might interest you? i think it might. reds fans beating the heat with the help from the sprayers, got to do it when it gets hot. the nats josh willingham tattoos this pitch to deep leftfield. so far the camera man loses it. 461, his 19th of the year. nats up 2-0. john lannon was cruising until the 5th. jonny gomes goes a yard with a three run home run. his fou

stood outside the bar and lounge for 16 years. 16 years, an intreg gradual part of the neighborhood flairner was told he was violating a city code. elvis is now trapped in the building. nearly 2,000 residents signed a petition. >> elvis has been out here since 1994. he's never been told to go inside. all of a sudden someone tells him he has to go inside. i don't think it's right. >> reporter: neither do thousands of others which is why protesters organized at the bar -- and then took their act on the road headed to city hall. >> let elvis leave the building! >> reporter: no voice was louder than the man himself. >> elvis, i don't mean to bring this up but you're about to die in two weeks this is kind of your final request. >> my final request. i think keeping our music alive and the image is very supportive to me. >> reporter: a plea from a legend. no word yet on whether the mayor will agree. brian cubler for "good morning maryland." >> great. >> the city didn't have much of a response except to say that they are aware of everyone's concerns. we'll of course keep you posted. >>> still ahe

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congress isn't in session and that's why they're back home and trying to persuade their constituents of flair various points of view on the health care. and what i don't know is whether the blowback against what obama's trying to do is so strong that they can do nothing but play defense. i mean, it's really remarkable to have the president of the united states have to put up a website that's a reality check or -- and say these are myths about what i'm trying to do. he has the bully pulpit and it's remarkable that the terms of debate were taken away from him. pete: the other big thing on this was there was controversial, the public option. are there any signs that the opponents now think they have the momentum and they're going to get that public option out? >> there's some compromises on the table that probably are the most promising route as always in congress. the liberals say any bill in a doesn't have a government option -- bill that doesn't have a government option won't pass. but knob thinks that the senate would accept -- but nobody thinks that the senate would accept that. pete: the g

the judges were clearly impressed with their skills and flair. bbc news, berlin. and that's all from this week, the week in which hundreds were feared dead and thousands made homeless when the typhoon hit tie taiwan and southern china. join us again at the same time next week. goodbye. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont and honolulu, the newman's own foundation, the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation and union bank. union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> i'm jewel julia stiles. >> kevin bacon. >> kim cattrall. >> i'm henry louis gates, jr., and hen public broadcasting is my source for intelligent conversation. >> for election coverage you can count on. >> conversations beyond a sound bite. >> a commitment to journal. >>ism. >> i'm kerry washington. public broadcasting is my source for intelligent connections to my community. cheer clear bbc world news this week was presented by

. >> tempers flairing. and booing. healthcare reform town halls around the country are heating up. with people on both sides of the issue speaking out. >> thank you. >> president obama held his own town hall in new hampshire tuesday. he encouraged healthcare reform, but suggested it is time to tone down the rhetoric. >> the way politics works sometimes is that people who want to keep things the way they are will try and scare the heck out of folks and they will create boogymen that aren't real. >> healthcare reform plan is not what some call socialized medicine. mr. obama says his healthcare reform plan would offer coverage to those with preexisting conditions and would not hurt those pleased with their current coverage. >> under the reform we are proposing, if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor. if you like your healthcare plan, you can keep your healthcare plan. >> but the heated debate will likely continue throughout the month and the white house is trying to combat false claims made by protesters by posting a reality check on their website, white house.gov. reportin

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we'll probably flair up showers that come on shore through the carolinas and could be prestorm rain coming in to ocean city as soon as tomorrow afternoon or tomorrow night. but this is danny, the track on tropical storm danny takes it up the coast and takes it close enough to cause a major interest for ocean city and even for us around the chesapeake bay. the track gets a lot of people concerned because you start thinking about isabel. this is not an isabel storm. isabel was close to a category 5 and storm that actually tracked inland and dragged water up the bay. we may still have high surf, may have high tides pushing up the bay with localized flooding but with winds of 60 miles per hour this morning, expect it to reach about hurricane status as we head on in through saturday morning. by that point it's about 150 miles to the southeast of ocean city. this cone here of error means it could be farther west close to the coast or farther out to sea. then we take it up towards new england, could be problems for eastern new england and over towards cape cod heading on in through saturday eveni

why pay for flair when you can get all the flavor for just $3.99 with wendy's new boneless wings. tender, juicy chicken, hand tossed in our signature buffalo or bbq sauce. it's waaaay better than fast food. it's wendy's. >> gerry: scoreless 1st quarter. ravens knocking at the door at the 1 yard-line. >> stan: did his foot go out before the ball hit the pylon? right there you see -- >> gerry: for those on the radio side, you understand. >> stan: the foot makes the mark on the white chalk sideline. the question is was the ball on the pylon when the foot went out of bounds. the ball definitely hit the pilons. i think the referee wasn't sure and went in between. >> gerry: the baby has the ball at the one. first and goal. right to mcclain in the i- formation. mcclain sticks his head down. he is not going to get in. the 6-inch line. >> stan: cam cameron told us the favorite player was the fullback belly. the first play you learn when you start playing football. it's a simple handoff. the fullback hits the line before the blockers get off the block. that time they pushed the blockers bac

why pay for flair when you can get all the flavor for just $3.99 with wendy's new boneless wings. tender, juicy chicken, hand tossed in our signature buffalo or bbq sauce. it's waaaay better than fast food. it's wendy's.  >> bob:  the nationals top we usually see zimmerman on defense. how about this swing? >> rob: check this swing out right here. you see the hips come through right there. the head is just still down on it. full extension of the arms and look at right here where the bat is out in front and meets contact and the ball will go to right center. i was growing up and saw a picture of steve garvey, almost an identical swing and it's the head look down at the bat, making contact ball and bat and full extension and you can learn a lot as a pitcher from that. that's what you're trying to not let happen. you don't want to let a guy get full extension or let them get his arms out like that and his body behind it because the net result, home run. and, you know, as a pitcher, you have to tie the guy up or make sure he doesn't get good contact. >> bob: look out, grissom. >>

. >> buck: ' flairs it right in front of grady sizemore whose dye was a little short of the -- dive was a little short of the mark. he is now on the board with a hit. >> jim: and wigginton on with wieters on at 14th. a lot of room on the right -- 1st. and breaking ball freezes eggs, outside, 1-0. >> buck: 2 strikeouts in a 1, 2, 3, 5th inning. >> jim: inside with a breaking ball. >> buck: he is riding himself a little here as he slows the orioles of down, only 4 runs in the 3rd inning. it has really been his problem, but other than that, pitched pretty effectively. >> jim: ball 3. so, the indians traded victor mars for the red sox sox and wanted to keep some it have the big wig players. also got back some young pitch with the phillies. >> buck: and rafael perez, begin to throw. >> jim: already won two games this series. 3-1 on wigginton. >> jim: you missed it. 3-2. orioles scored all 4 run in the 3rd inning, the 1st on afroing error, then a 2 run home run by pie, and a double home run by scott. in the 4th inning they had a chance, but left two on, that ball gets away from catcher, toreg

these flair pens are the best. >> i like them. >> if you could do the same here if you don't mind, i'd appreciate it. thank you. >> hey, jim. how are you. >> the new attending physician, i want to give him this present. it's dr. brian monahan. >> you're dealing with people that you really want to be at their best. >> right, right. >> and he's really, really nice. you know, we've eliminated so many of the perks in the 20 years i've been in congress. >> is that right. >> but this is one of the perks they haven't eliminated. so i want you to know that all the things i would ever do in my political career and my personal career, you will always have the very special place in my heart because you really got me started. it was your inspiration. you know, when we were -- when we circulated petitions in new york to be your delegates, you were 2% in the polls and everybody laughed at us. we were a bunch of kids in our 20s. >> and we got all the delegates out of new york. >> and we wound up sweeping the entire congressional district. and i met my wife on that campaign so god bless you. >> turn a

tempers are flairing on both sides of the case. democrats accuse the republicans of lighting the fuse. they've set up a website to help outline the plan. >> when good morning, washington returns today, beating the heat, we'll look at how students are trying to stay safe when they take the field for these sweltering summer practices. >> and yes. it will be another hot day today but luckily not as hot as yesterday. we'll detail the forecast coming up. >> thank you, brian. but first a >> hi, i'm kelly here at temple farm regional park. i'd like to invite you to see the annals we're open tuesday through sunday. come join us good morning, washington. >> all right. welcome back, everybody. this sweltering weather is making things difficult for high school students involved in a lot of outdoor activities. >> that's right. marching band students attending band camp and yesterday the band director was taking extra precautions. >> giving the kids water every 20 minutes and at the hottest part of the day we're inside so we try to do the morni

were struck by and did -- from behind by light rail train according to police, the driver blamed some flair and a sharp turn in the track. some blai-- sun glare and a shap turn in the track. a toxicology report was done 16- 18 hours after the incident. police called a non issue. >> they are satisfied by the investigation. they're disappointed by the results. >> an attorney that represents the victims' families is now speaking for the family and says that the m.t.a. was negligible -- negligent. >> simply because the boys are on the tracks, does not mean they should pay with their lives. >> the driver never want his command about it. >> the last chance to prevent this accident was the mta. if the conductors have done what they were supposed to do, these boys would be alive today. >> he will be sending a letter of demands to the agency and then they will have six months to respond before they decide to file a civil suit. they are conducting their own internal investigation and once the conductor's -- but will remain off the tracks until the investigation is complete. we will have the latest fo

him, 'why couldn't we find, in all the minutes of entertainment, 60 minutes of news produced with a flairthat had more than just dull information?' and when it finally got approved, i went back and looked at the memo, and that phrase, '60 minutes,' jumped out at me, and i said, 'that's--that's not a bad name.' it really isn't 60 minutes, if you count all the commercials. c-span: first show, what date? >> guest: 1968, but i don't remember the exact date. >> nerves have never been an issue for brett favre, but, under the spotlight, in a purple jersey, he admitted to some butterflies. 1-4. four yards and no points and, not even a first-down. it is only a preseason game. only been with the team for some five days. but, first impressions are first impressions, and time for chris mortensen. so, what's the reaction to his debut? >> listen, it's not the 1-4 that bothers people. it's the idea, what we just saw transpire, you miss all of training-camp, and no offseason, and a year ago, you had none, and you look at his legs. i made the observation, more football people agreed, you got to have your

temperatur tempers flaired over the issue of him trying to support. if you do not stop i charge you senator with usurping authority not granted to you as a senator. >> what we are trying to do --. we want to use preventative care because we know it works. we want to use health information technology because we know it works, we want to use common sense approaches to bring down health care costs. >> under your and the congress's involvement in our lives you wracked up 12 trillon dollars of debt. you are adding to it now. >> reporter: now again as we said it was a spirited exchange, a lot of cat cals, yelling back and forthn. end the senator was able to get through about 25 questions today and we asked him if he thinks what has been going on across the country is helping or hurting the health care debate. he said in fact it's a good thing in the bill that will eventually come from congress will be better for congress having heard from the people. we are live in hagerstown. >> the health care battle isn't over. shadowing efforts to fix the mess the count

>> i prefer fashionable singer but -- >> reporter: thank you, you have a flair for the dramatic, don'tes, a nice way of putting it. >> reporter: tell me more about the character, there was a sneak peak back in may after american idol? >> yes. >> reporter: funny, i loved it. >> well, kirk is fashionable, very vogue and very into himself. >> reporter: that is all what you need for the singing club. that is all you need. did you two ever participate in high school like this, something like music club or glee club? >> no. >> everything imaginable, i was a part of it. >> if i need information on how to do it i just ask her. >> i have lots of experience for it. >> reporter: so you consult him for a script, how do i put life into it? >> can you show me the jazz -- i wasn't quite sure. the timing is tricky. >> reporter: very good, it begins september 9thon fox. and so nice to have you both on the show. and best of luck with the season. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: thank you, and next week you will have the chance to meet the cast of glee, there will be there august 30th. register for a c

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in a lupus flair somebody will have muscle weakness but she's tooling. she's hauling. >> matt, what can you tell me? are there other children and have there been any defikts, department of child and family service reports before? >> as far as we know, there were no previous reports before. however, dses was notified. the child was pud in the care and custody of the grand mother until she was released. >> isn't it true that the mother is back in the home tonight with the little boy? >> yes. she says i guess bad things happen to good people. >> everybody quickly, are you guilty of being our show's number one fan? send us your story as to why that fan is you. we're looking for standout stories and if your e-mail or i-report makes air, you own an autographed copy ofmy new book "the 11th victim" and a chance to come fly to new york and come to the set. everybody get busy with your video cams and e-mails go. to cnn.com/nancygrace. >>> a georgia mother faces up to 20 years in jail after disturbing video captures her dragging her young son across the store by a

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. >>> in the news, voices raised and tempers flaired .ar don's town hall turned into a shouting match. those attending started lining up for the event four hours before the event. an overflow crowd meant crowds outside. will a government mandate system go in effect was the issue. reporting live in tow sen, mikeshu. >> thank you, mike. >>> the city police need your help finding a man from a stand off yesterday. the police are saying that two men robbed a gas station and then barricaded themselves inside of the store. the officer eventually rescued the man and arrested one of the men. another remains at large. >>> in about an hour, a meeting will be held to reconnect and discuss several goals for the up coming school yearful. >>> there's a new art festival being held the weekend of august 22nd. organizers say that more than $15 million of art will be on display there. >>> and stay with wjz, up next, the latest on michael jackson as the doctors continue the testing. the lawyers are expected to make millions of dollars from the michael jackso

the chef's french background gives the menu some flair. like this roasted apple and root vegetable salad with fresh goat cheese and local honey. >> bistro. >> reporter: bread and brew is the offspring of terry van goghsome. she also grew up in a family that has always been green. >> i grew up on mother earth. may father was a vegetarian. vegan over 30 years. we always had organic foods. we live in fort washington. >> reporter: she is bringing the ecoconsciousness to bread and brew which is green certified. >> all of my-to-gopacage sing b biodegradable. it is very innovative. we are using as much organic as we can. we have a wonderful organic coffee. our melts come from the dairy which is local. so is the butter and yogurt. and it really does make a better cappuccino. >> reporter: they also offer some vegan options, including a vegan pizza a that's made with soy cheese and phony pepperoni. handing out nontoxin plastic water bottles to the neighborhood offering them refill was a twist. >> 50 cents, you can bring your bottle in and fill it up

bill: tempers continue to flair over -- to flare over health care. barney frank is right in the middle of it. >> on what planet do you spend most of your time? >> ♪ there will be poor always ♪ bill: now america religious leaders are getting involved with health care. what would jesus do? >> jesus, yes. you said what? >> if i quibble with you too much, next week it's penelope ann miller time. bill: and dennis miller will have some comments on congressman frank's shootout and michael jackson's doctor who may soon be indicted. caution, you are about to enter the no-spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- bill: i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. barney frank on the offense over health care. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. just to be clear, i'm not saying barney frank is offensive. i'm saying he is on the offensive. trying to convince americans that the government should run the nation's health care

undetected and in more h1n1 news, homeland security secretary, january january says cases will probably flair up after school starts and before a vaccine is available. >>> you can read more at wusa9.com. just click on living well for the story that includes a link to audio clips from secretary janet napolitano. >>> the september 11th attacks in new york are still causing health problems for tens of thousands of people. more than 400,000 workers, residents and rescuers were in lower manhattan that day or shortly afterwards. a report shows that 25,000 of them have since developed asthma and 51% suffer from post traumatic stress disorder. >>> we say good morning to kristin fisher. she's in the web center. what's happening? >> it is a tough day for twitter and other social networking sites. two very big, very powerful organizations are banning or considering banning its members from using social media. i'm talking about the u.s. marine corps e e a look. wired blk oca look. wired blocngda er omonrohaogbls e thngdae er room has one daof the the stori hee nethliriads mane ban s fa face, face, oktwit

. >>> new wildfires flair up in california and in virginia that fight over new wal-mart isn't over yet. learn the new strategy by opponents. >>> right now we focus on maryland's weather and traffic. here's howard. >> good morning, everybody. if you folks in maryland a nice morning out there. a little muggy. each of the last couple of days a slight increase in the humidity levels and today, almost, almost uncomfortable out there. show you the temperatures as we start your thursday. or your friday eve as we li ke to kecall it here. mid-s 70s ononthe bay. although andrews is down to 69. frederick 62 and hagerstown 62 and southern maryland and eastern shore lower 70s. today a mix of k sun and clouds could be an isolated storm west to cumberland where their high is 85. and bethesda a high of 88. angie goff is standing by with the maryland traffic. >>> we are focusing on maryland an begin with a live shot of chopper and quince orchard. drivers are stopped at a light. no incidents or accidents at time in this area and we are flying southbound on 295 past 32 to powder mill. we are all clear. n

today you are making cornish game hens with a little mexican flair. >> they're the perfect serving sizee, great little sweet and sour recipe i think you're going to love. what we're going to do first, we have a mixture of chicken broth, tequila and butter. we have a big old kitchen syringe. don't worry, you'll be fine. we're going to inject the game hens. they tend to dry out in the breast area. we're going to inject this liquid so that when it comes you get a nice and moist -- it totally plumps up. you'll get a nice, juicy not-dried-out chicken whether it comes out. >> do you that on each side. >> all over the place. mostly you want to get the breast. you saw it plump up. you want it to plump up all over so it is nice and moist when it comes out of the oven. we're going to make our glaze. this is going to make it caramelize. this is apricot marmalade right here. this is chile, dried and drained. this is what you get. mix that up. there you go. like i said, with the high oven temperature, this is the apricot marmalade high sugar content will caramelize, great golden, crispy skin. >> add

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flairs were seen throughout the night. hamas used man gun fire and rocket propelled grenades. hamas targeted the homes of radical militants. hospital officials say at least 24 people were killed, including six hamas members and 11-year-old girl. greg. >> thanks very much. >> here is a major question when it comes to health care reform. how will it help the most vulnerable among us? some small businesses are already struggling to provide coverage for its employees. but will the government mandate put them in a deeper hole? >> and we are waiting the president, live pictures in grand junction, colorado. he is actually running ahead of schedule, which is pretty stunning, given his track record. we'll bring you the town hall meeting in grand junction, colorado as soon as it begins. pretty calm, sedate crowd so far. there are some protesters outside. we'll keep it right here. >>> take a look at the top headline this is hour. police in finland say a ransom demand has been made for the missing russian cargo ship. not clear if the ransom is legitimate. the arctic sea vanished last mont

and right along that boundary we have seen some thunderstorms flair up. that line of thunderstorms may hold together and make it down here i think by tomorrow morning. so a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms to start the day on saturday, but then that jet stream will move to the forth and the heat will get a chance to visit us on sunday and monday with high temperatures expected again in the mid-90s both days. a slight chance of thunderstorms on monday afternoon but the best chance of rain will be on tuesday with strong cold front. this is not going to be a big heat wave or anything like that. but two days in a row this summer is a big deal, i think with temperatures in the mid- 90s and heat index near 100 on both days but by the time we get in to middle of next week it will be gone and the temperatures nice and cool again. just two days of what i call smokin' hot weather. >> i like the big dome of heat. >> big dome of heat. >> sounds dramatic. >> going to feel that way, too. >>> coming up, democrats fight back after town hall forums on health car

the blue stole the crown from the home country, on the men's side at 3:46, former pro wrestler rick flair. no, he didn't charge taxpayers for his trips with that hazy lazy like kind of crazy like south american way, but the domestic vacations for the senator, you bet. >>> and in the crowded theater, governor, the follow-up shout of i may have been mistaken is not usually heard. the culpability of sarah palin and others like her for the misinformation hoisted upon the protestors at the town halls. a special comment ahead here on "countdown." (announcer) illness doesn't care where you live... ...or if youe already sick... ...or if you lose your job. your health insurance shouldn't either. so let's fix health care. if everyone's covere we can make health care as affordable as possible. and the words "pre-existing condition" become a thing of the past... we're america's health insurance coanies. supporting bipartisan reform that congress can build on. >>> he once boasted about sleeping on an office cot to save money. he's criticized other state officials for their travel expenses. time magazi

the father with his bottomless checkbook and flair for pr cast his clan, but in the long run, less compellingo the youngest fell the difficult job of creating a statue of icons to the live welcome the vital and the real. it was ted kennedy, really, who tried to create life and carry on life and legacy and the real work of politics that his brothers tragically could not. >> that's right. andrea, if you think about the role that he stepped into in the summer of 1968 after robert was assassinated, the mythology that had come to wrap his family was so oppressive, so enormously overpowering and here he was, this young man who was not a myth, who was not an icon, who was a real human being with his strengths, but also his very apparent weaknesses, and he had to go on and somehow you know go through a real, full life span with all the triumphs, obviously, but also the tragedies. just a year after his brother's assassination at chappaquiddick, the low moment of his life, and certainly his public career, where he failed, appallingly. at that moment, we figured out that ted kennedy was not a prince, he

but more than a thousand firefighters remain on guard in case they flair up again.s. >> reporter: firefighters planes and helicopters fought nonstop. flames have consumed dozens of homes and destroyed nearly 30,000 acres of woods and olive groves. strong winds have helped the fire spread. the fire destroyed our home, he said. what can i say? we just surrendered. this fire raged just a few miles from athens. these church bells rang out in warning for residents to flee. thousands did but some stayed it fight for their homes. >> we've just come across this small fire in a heavily wooded valley. everything around me is tinder box dry. it took just a few seconds for the fire to take hold. the planes soon came and this battle was won. exhausted ground crews move in to finish the job. when did you last sleep? a glimmer of hope as the gaelforce winds started to drop, a chance for the firefighters to turn the tide. but up the coast planes keep reloading with fresh sea water returning to douse smoking hillsides. simon mcgregor wood, abc news on the outskirts of athens. >> nas

town hall tempers are flairing. and now unions are mobilizing. in missouri protesters claimed that union members were being led into town hall as they were locked out. my next guest says he got roughed up outside that meeting. ken says he was attacked while passing out "don't tread on me" flags. he's joined by his attorney, david brown. gentlemen, welcome to both of you. ken, first of all, to you. how are you doing right now? >> umm, i'm in some pain but i'm ok. i'm still kind of shaken up. just kind of upset about the whole thing. neil: ken, can you tell me what happened? >> well, let's see. let's start from the beginning. about 8:30, 8:45, i was setting up actually to pass out the "don't tread on me" flags. a priest's wife, she walked up to me and i was showing her some of the merchandise that i had there at the time. this guy, he walked up to me and said who in the -- you know, who in the blank is selling this blank here. and i said, sir, this is my merchandise and would you like a flag or something like that? he was like, what kind of n are y

country besting the other opponent with 3:09 and on the men's side at 3:46, former pro wrestler rick flairarge taxpayers for his trips with that hazy lazy like kind of crazy like south american way, but the domestic vacations for the senator, you bet. >>> and you have screamed fire in the crowded theater, governor, the follow-up shout of i may have been mistaken is not usually heard. the culpability of sarah palin and others like her for the misinformation hoisted upon the protesters at the health care reform town has. a special comment ahead here on "countdown." here goes the good old steam. [ pfffft! ] whooa!!!! [ female announcer ] let bounty help... because it cleans the mess with less than the bargain brands. it's thick and absorbent. and really durable. in lab tests bounty absorbs twice as much as the bargain brand. [ steam hisses ] why use more when you can use less? bring it. with bounty. the thick quicker picker-upper. and try bounty napkins. now with new prints. you could buy 300 bottles of water. or just one brita filter. ( drop plinks ) brita-- better for the environment and yo

paid to some of the town hall meetings going on around the country, especially those where tempers flaired and tv really likes that. you can ask 20 really great town hall meetings and if there is one where somebody loses their temper, that's the one tv wants to cover. you haven't been seeing all the constructive ones going on all over the country. it means we've been trying to figure out how do we solve what we know is an unsustainable problem in our health care system? just yesterday -- [ applause ] just yesterday i healed a town hall in montana and we had a pretty good crowd. some were supporters of reform. some had concern and questions. some were completely skeptical. i got tough questions. but even though montana had strong opinions, they didn't shout at one another. they were there to listen. that reflects the american people. and what our democracy is about and a lot more than what what's been covered on tv the last few days. that's why i thank all of you, whether you're for or against health care reform, for being here today. i'm going to take a bunch of questions. before i do, i w

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