horn gerald thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us today now a lot of the details are very unclear in the situation i'm a massacre or a gunfight between opposing sides in the civil war in your view what is behind these conflicting accounts. well first of all it's very curious just before united nations meetings next month to take place and. then we hear reports about massacres whole the whole massacre as a whole just a few weeks ago certainly the new york times on its website new york times was very close to washington and ruled in circles there's no there there were not two hundred deaths at this so-called massacre that there were perhaps one hundred they also report that this was basically a far fight between the syrian military and armed groups those they also. unlike one would expect for most massacres there were no women and children who were killed they were mostly young men in apparently young men well warm well what is that the point that you just mentioned with the fact that even the new york times is reporting of these conflicting accounts i mean these confes

talking about the rule of law and in every case in the rule of law must be followed the next week geraldr better be in handcuffs in this courthouse. lynn says abuse victim should come forward but not today. mr. elin is to be done. is an abhorrence violation of trust we condemn such actions and continue to pray for healing for anyone who's been affected by abuse. >>> and we of the results of an exclusive cbs five news poll asking respondents said they agree with the jury's decision 73 percent said yes when percent said del. senator county district attorney now as one week to decide if he will retry lynch on the misdemeanor assault charge that the jury deadlocked on in the meantime will start a nonprofit to allow the man stationed on sex crimes against children live in san as a kid does cbs five is at as saying about them is behind bars and accused of forcing mentally disabled people to live in the house of four officers were called to a home of a family member then they found dozens of mourners residents living in filth the conditions along with dozens of dogs the house was littered with

jimmy carter was broken up at gerald ford's funeral service and i know you worked for jimmy carter. i knew jimmyford -- jimmy ford, he really got to love him. chris: that's an interesting almost father-son relationship. >> strange really. when clinton becomes president nixon really wants to work with hip, to be a sort of secret advisor behind the scenes. they do become late night phone pals. they talk a lot about russia. and they talk about how to organize the president's day. he asked how did you do it? and he loves the fact that 30 years later there's another young president saying how do you do this job? chris: he brought nixon back, didn't he? >> i think he did. the republicans couldn't really do it. a democratic president could. so clinton did. and when he died, clinton actually says, you know, there are days when i miss him the same way i miss my mother. chris: i wonder if nixon said you're the kind of son i wanted. i wonder. that's an interesting relationship. >> my point is that he felt like a be sieged outsider himself. he's had the legal problems and there was a strange ki

then gerald white 30627 says, perhaps we can go boot shopping., wow, for like the big ones? >> then he cuts to the chase. he says, i'm not going to avoid the subject. i would like to make love to you after we are done boot shopping. i have a serious fetish for boots. gerald white later tells the decoy he's going to bring her a pair of boots. as he comes in the house he's not carrying any. >> come on in. i made some sweet tea. >> good. >> i have to get these clothes out so they don't wrinkle. did you bring the riding boots? >> yes. >> all right. >> they're out in the car. >> i can't wait to get my own pair. >> have a little shopping day planned this afternoon? >> yep. >> yeah? and who are you taking shopping today? >> natasha. >> natasha? >> yes. >> how did you meet natasha? >> i met her online. >> online? >> yes. >> how old do you think natasha is. >> i have no idea. >> you have no idea? >> no. we never discussed it. >> you never discussed it. to refresh his memory, i read to him from his chat log. i'm 15. >> you don't have to go any further. i u

also had, oh, i had my parents' letters from world war ii, i have all of the memos when i met with gerald ford, the only president who wasn't elect or vice president or president. i dictate a lot of memo on these old fashion dig ta phones with the little tapes and i had mountains of paper. and i did a lot of oral history overs years. each time i'd do some position, some group would want to do an oral history. i had this enormous archive. we just started taking it and putting it together and then working it and working it and working it, and it took forever. it took four years to do this. so -- but it's fun. i enjoyed it. bill sapphire said, you've got to enjoy it. i said i'm going expect it will tack a long time, be a lot of work and i'll relax and enjoy it, and i have. i've had a chance to visit with old friends. >> where did you do it? >> mostly in washington work my archive is. the more it got digitized i could do it at my nome new mexico or st. michaels, maryland. >> did you have one kind of over es seeing the whole thing for you. >> i'm got an army. i've got -- i've got three key peo

gerald ford, dwight eisenhower, bill clinton or ronald reagan. >> gerald ford. >> no.ed golf with him many times, but no. here you go. >> the correct answer is -- >> dwight eisenhower. he loved golf and played 800 rounds while in office those eight years and built the first putting green, it got moved but still being used today by our presidents. >> back to kath. >> very pretty lady from kansas, how many hot dogs will be consumed on the fourth of july? 50 million, 100 million, 150 million or 200 million? >> 200 million. >> she's only off by 50 million. >> this is a good day for kathie lee gifford. 150 million. >> it is national hot dog month, by the way. 150 million. and if you line those hot dogs up, it would go across from new york to l.a. five times. 150 million. >> that's unbelievable. we have time for one more, kath. >> all right. where are you from? >> new hampshire. >> okay. true or false, george washington was among the original group of men appointed to draft the declaration of independence. >> true? >> no. but i'll find a record somewhere for you. >> all righ

but in that commission construction and gerald avenue was in fact 35% of this, of the total contract. that was the meaningful subcontract for real work. the other, while there were over 10%, get marked down because they are really suppliers of specialist equipment. therefore, there is a marked down. it is put in by somebody else. the company is delivering specialized equipment for this job. city source is a small local business and it is really rental equipment. but this gives people in in to getting into a big contract like this, for small companies. chair kim: thank you. director reiskin: i would commend the staff for setting a 40% goal. that is a pretty aggressive goal, and you have achieved it with a local san francisco company. that is great. same with the next company, setting it aside for sbe's. that is great. but again, only two bids on this one and two bids on the next one. i know there is a pre qualification process. is there any concern on why we're getting so few bids generally? >> things are getting is near -- and this year. that is a slight concern of mine. in specialize

you can talk to gerald chertavian and get more insight about the book and pick up the book as well. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> my pleasure. >>> coming up, why some couples say a mini baby boom may be on the horizon. plus conrad murray reaches out to katherine jackson. first, let's check back in with sarah. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are covering everything handbag related this morning. how to keep them germ-free and the most fashion forward you'll find at the department store. what about all of us out there that are on a budget? we have covered this morning. we have plenty of beautiful handbags and wait until you find out how much some of these cost. you won't believe this. that's coming up on fox 5 morning news. stay with us.  the first time i saw fios, itit was absolutely amazing. for years and years we had to put up with cable. once we got fios, it was like somebody like took our computer, shook all the junk out of it. [ male announcer ] don't settle for the same old cable technology. now you can move up to verizon fios with no annual con

lynch is accused of attacking father gerald lidner at a priest retirement home in may of 2010. lynch says the priest sexually abused him and his brother more than 30 years ago. in a closing argument, prosecutors said while jurors should beicismathetic about the sexual assault, it did not give lynch the right to take the law into his own hand. defense attorney said the 1975 incident wasn't simply sexual abuse but rape and torture, the injuries weren't as bad as described and the prosecution was overzealous in charges. >>> about a half dozen businesses in san jose were evacuated this afternoon after a suspicious substance turned up in a storm drain. we learned that substance was soap. our news chopper 2 flew over that scene. the substance was blocking a storm drain. nearby businesses were evacuated out of concern it might be a combustible combustible petroleum product. >>> a marine county man is recovering after a mountain lion attack that brought a violent end to his camping trip on the river. the attack happened early yesterday morning while the man was asleep in the foot hills

her and gerald appeared to be really close.ould tell there was a lot of emotion there over his sister's death. >> as the murder trial begins, carter is anxious and angry. and when there's a break in courtroom proceedings, carter is so overcome with emotion, he attacks. deputies in the courtroom act fast. >> there's no doubt about it the other deputies had not intervened, an individual sitting at the table would have been hit in the back of the head with a chair and possibly suffered a lot of damage to his body. >> the deputies in the courtroom were incredible. they handled it very quickly. >> but carter is too distraught to calm down. >> get off. get off. >> i'll have to tase you. >> fixing to tase you, man if you don't calm down. >> i talked to him during the outburst when he was on the ground trying to get him to calm down. i'm trying to get him to relax if that was possible. but he was in so much pain. it was futile. but i did try. >> my sister was wonderful. she was wonderful. she was so good. she didn't deserve this. you p

may have committed perjury >> out every case in the rule of law must be followed, then next week gerald linder better be in handcuffs in this courthouse >> in his news conference the da did not indicate whether or not he would seek perjury charges against the priest. he did also not indicate whether or not he would retry mr. lynch on misdemeanor assault >> his attorney talked about possible perjury, to william lynch park about what he will do? >> he did, he said it is very important to try to move on but one of the ways he wants to do that is to start a foundation for other molested victims like himself and he says he would not encourage anyone to do what he did. he admits that what he did was wrong but he wants to be able to help people who are also in that situation >> breaking news, there are many disruptions right now in downtown san francisco following a mechanical problem on a car. ken bastida is live in mobile 5 with more >> we are here at the castro station right now where essentially there was a problem with a train, the tee at the top of these electric trains broke off and got

bill to lead gerald edelman common n.y., another 1 billion watch $1, driven increasingly risky assignment still supports it was all smooth sailing. the idea was to bring the games in the big bell in big ben went fine see men of britain's sports minister that so much sforza there was another bad moment when the romney in london is or is boring campaign swing didn't get to the meeting by car and had to walk because a taxi driver protested stopped traffic rodney has made headlines here after he questioned london's readiness for the games. and his son tad continued today tweeted that the family was stopped all the traffic as well although he did say the london cabs were cool. >>> but michelle bauman here representing the president is pulling in another direction she is here to encourage the u.s. olympic team and to make more positive diplomatic noises about their british hosts. >>> saudi the preparations have gone so far? did waves the united kingdom has had a phenomenal year. they've pulled off a major wedding. the diamond jubilee and now the upstage the new doing. >>> after weeks of three s

will yinl lynch admitted to attacking father gerald lindner, abc 7 news joins us live at the court house and what the jury is dealing with. >> and right. the jury yellsing with legal and he megsal issues in this high profile assault trial. filed out of the courtroom about 4:15 this afternoon, that means they have ended their first whole day of deliberation was out a verdict. and william lynch, as many as you can see, have also gone home for the day. and the district attorney charged lynch with two felony counts for the conpron taigs limpbl had with father jerry lindner in may, 2010 at the church's los gatos retirement facility, lynch testified the former priest raped him and molested his younger brother in a camping trip in 1975. the defense saying lynch did not cause harm to father lindner and in essence actions were justified. the prosecution admits that father lindner raped limpbl when he was seven years old but told jurors that vigilantism in a democratic society must not be allowed. so again, no verdict in this case. and jury will be out because of the 4th of july holiday recess and

july 5 a injure found yim lynch not guilty on the attack on gerald lindner two years ago. and. >> suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi and his wife have reunited. eliana lopez had her fingered crossed. lopez testified she would feel safe if a seven month stay away order was lifted and moments later it was. >> they want a kiss. >> and that theo is going to have his family again that. is the best thing. >> he was suspended after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor charge. and lopez was loyal to her husband. >> and moving on to weather, there is a term ter inching up. >> and there is you bet, i never let people down. temperatures approaching triple digits inland and there is a live picture, you can see back towards golden gate bridge, it's mostly clear along the coast. there is a vantage point looking towards ocean beach. you can see just a beautiful day. this is sunny everywhere. highs mid-90s inland. there is where you can see clear skies across the bay area with fog back as we head into overnight hours. there are temperatures now mid-60s in san francisco, half moon bay. get out t

a jury acquitted lynch, he admitted he attacked father gerald lindner for molesting he and his brotherack in the '70s. >> authorities are promising to take control and move squatters out of kelley park after three suspicious fires last night. they broke out about 9:00. previous fires have been traced back to the homeless encampment of 50-70 people >> we're learning more about the teenagers shot and killed near the oakland coliseum last night. he was one of 15 students hired by the oakland fire department as part of the summer works program. the fire chief says he was a good kid with a good spirit. this was the second murder in oakland in less than 24 hours. >> i will work to reform and save >> booed at a campaign event. the unwelcome message that mitt romney was trying to send. ,, you ready buddy? you're probably not getting called up to the majors. but your fence? that's pro. finish like a pro with cabot wood stains. cabot...that's pro. >> mitt romney was booed today while giving a speech at the annual naacp convention. most members of the civil rights groups are supporting president

the press secretary for gerald ford. at first i thought to myself can i really recommend this book to high school students that probably would think ford was in the 1700s. i said to myself in one of my liaisons of the college's journalism and one of the assignment our students have is to read a book on journalism for media communications from cover to cover. the professor doesn't care what the book is. he wants them to read a book cover to cover and this will be a popular one because i will definitely recommend it to a lot of the students. i believe in my review i said it was a romp through history and it really was. he takes not only his personal perspective on what is going on but talks about how being a journalist and the long hours really affects his personal life. anybody considering being a journalist and want to major in that in college when they start reading you work 18 hours or 20 hours they might say to themselves is this the career for me? ironically he wanted to be an author. his mother wanted him to do some

he admitted to beating his former priest father gerald winner in may of 2010 at a retirement home in moscow rose but he tried to justify the assault by telling the jury that the priest brutally molested him and his brother when they were seven and four years old >> this case resonated with community and across the u.s. because of a general frustration with child sex abusers not being brought to justice and that mr. lynch was willing to stand up and go to jail for what he believed in >> the case has shed light on the statute of limitations which had run out by the time lynch and his brother were adults and ready to confront their accuser. it also shows the trials troubled show the struggle between but it may be a moral justification for the crime and the letter of the law >> you cannot allow vigilante is and to be the rule of law and at the end of the day, what will happen is the jury will make the final decision as to the community standard in a case like this. the jury is doing the hard work >> that jury is doing the hard work and they will take the fourth of july holiday off and be

for perry gerald, that circumstance was poor credit after a divorce. >> we were trying to purchase a some of those credit problems came back to haunt me. >> gerald was able to cut through the red tape and put paperwork problems and high interest rates behind him. >> whoo-hoo! >> so jamie, what's in it for the banks? the fact of the matter is they don't make any money when people foreclose on their homes on really it's a win-win not only for homeowners and home buyers but also the banks. >> jamie: it sounds like it. hope that can get a little bump to the economy. >> eric: still ahead, the extreme heat. when will relief arrive and how long will it last? that coming up. [ female announcer ] research suggests the health of our cells plays a key role throughout our entire lives. ♪ one a day women's 50+ is a complete multi-vitamin designed for women's health concerns as we age. ♪ it has more of seven antioxidants to support cell health. that's one a day women's 50+ healthy advantage. >> eric: there was big news on the science front this week. liz trotta, author and journalist, fox news con

tavis: has losing ger -- how has losing gerald and sean may become a better father, grandfather? >> spending more time being there. more conversation. more staying in tune, to know what is going on with them in their lives. tavis: all the stuff you could not do when you were doing the o'jays. on thes an o'jay, i was road. at least half a year. i was talking to someone about that and there were saying, how come men do not have that thing where they stay with the family and be part of the family and how can men just goff and leave their children and not be part of it? what we have to realize is that remember back in the slavery time, men, there would invade the man's home and take his daughter and take his wife. he would have to go off somewhere else and start off another whole family because they sold him to another slave owner. do you understand? we consequently, there is no way that we can have that thing that we stay with something. i stay with this woman or that woman. i have been able to move out of situations and feel nothing about it because we have been put in the position

i remember radino liked gerald ford. that was sort of the common wisdom of the time that there was a political move on the part. and that would prevent the -- our process from moving forward because we'd never move forward with the idea that jerry ford would be president. >> did the chairman like the final report of his committee? >> um-hmm. um-hmm. i think, again, i think he was greatly relieved that this was over. that he felt he fulfilled his obligation. i think he felt that. and i think he felt honored by the whole process. and i think, you know, that he was on norred to do it. but he thought he gave his best. >> do you think that his relationship with tip o'neil and speaker of the house and others, did it change as a result of this process? did they have more respect for him afterwards? >> oh, yeah. he had a very wonderful rest of his career. he was honored. he loved the attention. he would go to speak and, yeah, he was deeply -- there was an aura about him, you know, that he carried for the rest of his career. and,

arguments began with the deputy da telling the jurors that william lynch was guilty of attacking father gerald lid are beyond a reasonable doubt. lynch is on trial for assaulting the priest in may of 2010. he claims he sexually abused him and his younger brother when they were children in the '70s. the priest has denied the abuse but the case is only about the assault. the d a explain to the jury that they are passed with determining whether the assault was to cause great bodily injury or if it was simple assault. >> more than 230 pg&e pipelines are at risk of a similar failure that caused the 2010 sambar no disaster. that is according to a report by the utility itself. pg&e had identified more than 500 troublespots on those lines. the company plans to replace some of the lines and test others with high pressure water. it welcome return for people in vallejo. enclosed fire station is now back open for business and 10 new recruits are on the job. the station reopened no. 25 today. budget troubles forced vallejo to close the station two years ago. >> after days of stiff competition, the olympics

gerald william was award a $500 scholarship from the group led by oakland cousins.williams was rewarded for persevering even after being shot last year in downtown oakland. >> going through trials and tribulations living in oakland being a young black male just being able to stay on top of my game, finish high school and finish with a gpa of 3.5. >> williams had help from a program that made sure he kept up with his studies. now with the scholarship and several grands he will be heading to san diego state next month to study business and play football. >>> remember that 4th of july fireworks show in san diego? we've got the best video yet of what happened. yep, all went up in 15 seconds. the company blamed a computer glitch for everything going off at once. the company says it was doubling of code commands that directed all fireworks to fire and launch all at once. it sure was spectacular in a bizarre way for the short time it lasted. enough to become a youtube sensation with four million hits. the company is autographing to do another show for free to make up for t

al qaeda leader called on muslims to support the syrian rebels political commentator and historian gerald horne says western powers are playing with fire when supporting the opposition. but he had read the foreign minister should not come as a surprise to anybody saying attention even we can hate the british foreign secretary announced a few weeks ago that i was involved in syria we all know that during the 1980's when one state was involved in trying to disrupt afghanistan that they wanted states collaborated with al qaeda and bin laden himself this route that's called the free syrian army is not going to be able to dislodge one of the most powerful militaries in the region the turkish claims that interfere in syrian airspace just a few days ago came to realize that the silk syrian military has nothing to claim with so i think that diplomacy is the only way out let us hope that the north atlantic powers that we learned from the libyan experience we know that they drop tons of weapons in libya in order to dislodge the regime of mr gadhafi under the guise of humanitarian intervention. wiki

we have as the next guest the man who can answer that, gerald howarth. who is the ministry of defense's international security strategy chief. sir, thank you for joining us. >> quite pleasure to be with you vago as always and welcome to my constituency. >> yes indeed. sir, it's been two years since britain and france signed the deal. we were looking forward to seeing the uav agreement here. we've seen the german agreement and some people say that's delude. the anglo french alliance. what's the outlook --what are the delays and what are some only the is you're deal -- of the issues you're dealing with this? >> people need to understand this was a pretty ambitious and ground breaking exercise in which britain and france embarked two years ago. it did recognize that the united kingdom and france are the two principal defense players in europe but didn't suggest there were not other players as well. and we are seeking together as you have described on quite a broad range of areas. and we continue to explore and develop those. the fact is of course something

al qaeda leader called on muslims to support the syrian rebels political commentator and historian gerald horan says western powers are playing with fire when supporting the opposition. we all know that during the one nine hundred eighty s. when we united states was involved in trying to disrupt afghanistan that they're on a stage collaborated with al qaeda and bin laden himself and the iraqis have a very bitter experience with al qaeda we know that before the u.s. invasion about ten years ago there were about two million christians in iraq service that invasion and because of the car bombings and other kinds of depredations committed by al qaeda who now have a few hundred thousand christians in iraq many of those refugees have moved to syria where they're now experiencing the same thing that they experienced in iraq this ragtag bunch that's called the free syrian army is not going to be able to dislodge one of the most powerful militaries in the region the turkish planes that interfere in syrian airspace just a few days ago came to realize that the silk syrian military has nothing to cla

william lynch is accused of assaulting father gerald lindner at a retirement home in latsz two years ago. lynch admits attacking the priest but says it was because lind mer molested him as a boy. the d.a.'s office wants the jury to see it solely as an assault case. defense attorneys say lynch's abuse by father lindner is at the core of the case and should not be ignored. >>> a former uc, berkeley, doctor accuse of molesting patients is being sued after one of his alleged victims committed suicide. the parents say the university was negligent in supervising dr. robert coevas who worked at the campus university health center for years. the suit claims stafford committed suicide back in march as a result of that abuse. >>> and marla, police tearing down a camp at lakeview elementary school this morning where parents and teachers were protesting for nearly three weeks. video shows police standing guard near the camp on school grounds. protesters say officers moved in on that camp at about 4:00 this morning and then ordered everybody to leave. >> 20 police, you know, which is pretty ridic

lynch accused of beating up father gerald lindner in 20010. he admits attacking the priest but did it because lindner sexually abused him as a boy. experts say the jury could be trying to decide between misdemeanor assault and felony assault. if convicted of a felony lynch face as maximum of four years behind bars. >> three of the four missing children from north oakland are safe this morning. those children ages 4, 6 and 7 all with relatives. police started searching for them on tuesday after officers found another child, a 3-year-old boy, with severe injuries consistent with abuse. authorities had arrested the boy's mother, stepfather and babysitter. 16-year-old alijia marie johnson is still missing. >> it's 4:35. a teen charged with killing a sports star is street appear in court. the 18-year-old is accused of fatally stabbing another at a party. the star football player for newark memorial high school. he pleaded not guilty a murder count with gang enhancement. he is scheduled to appear during a preliminary hearing this afternoon at the fr

understanding watergate through the president's resignation and his pardon, pardoning by president gerald r. ford. on the right-hand side, we're focusing on some key themes. things that we know that the visitors will probably be interested in knowing more about. we have a watergate resource center where you can dip into the oral histories. many of the oral histories we conducted in order to build this gallery. let me tell you a little bit about the preparatory work we did. i believed, as i came here, that it was really important that the visitor to the watergate gallery learn about watergate from the people who were there. there is no better way to feel part of history than to connect with those who were important at the time. there are many people alive today who played pivotal roles in the watergate story. a number of them have spoken publicly before. some have not. this was an opportunity for us to, first of all, gather information for scholars. but also to give you, the visitor, a chance to hear them speak, george schultz or john dean or members of the house judiciary committee at the

the presidential -- accordance of presidential materials act, passed in 1984, signed by gerald ford, governs how we operate this library. and i am as the representative of the director of the united states library, it's my mandate to make accessible to the public as soon as possible when we find it materials relating to governmental abuses of power. this lays out the information for you to see how watergate

scores that startled david haye not zogby to rival gerald she saw and wants to fly a table a champion vitaly klitschko next. one feeble former one star who some of them takes a drive to some from all over the city racing practical returns to the capital. red hold the reins or wins the telling grand prix two structures leap at the top of the moto g.p. sending. first boxing david haye has dead w.b.c. champion vitaly klitschko to fight him before retirement britain speaking out after he's not caught a victory against compared to derek in london thirty one year old tape floored his opponent who is twenty eight in the closing seconds of the fifth round about hopefully bringing an end to the long running call. to shoot in february it. could not pave the way for a possible fight against. something tate is desperate to go for especially after losing his double to be a tackle to retire younger brother bill dreamer on points last year but ted says it sends out a scary message and doubts it would be up to the challenge. in other boxing news american danny garcia has beaten britain's a make can t

. >>> the next week gerald linter better be in handcuffs in this courthouse >>> on the stand winter denied any wrongdoing. >>> 29 year-old antonio of oakland is on parole for human trafficking conviction. shots were fired before antonio was taken into custody but no one was hit. it women from australia was also in the car. no word on how she knows the suspect. some of the activity was posted on youtube for police to find. police use the shot spotter technology. a kit tell the distance between gunfire and fireworks and tells them exactly where they are going off. officers were able to determine if there were going to a specific location were either f shots were fired or firecrackers had been set off. police did not make any arrest. but they did confiscate fireworks that were so powerful according to them, that they could burn someone's head a handoff. >>> ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it's been about a year since casey anthony was found gunot guilty in the death of her daughter. it woman claims casey anthony ruined her life. >>> maris the tells us, the judges imposing new restrictions. george zimmer

here's one -- gerald tweeted, water polo, men's and women's.looking forward to. it and another, badminton, if i didn't root for it, who would? funny. and marty tweeted, "swimming and right now michael phelps -- whoever thought he'd be underappreciated? you still can be part of the conversation. tweet me, @randikayecnn. >>> you may think that an olympian's biggest concern is winning. a swimmer on the u.s. women's team was worry good her health and what seemed like a mysterious illness that kept getting in her way of winning of here's chief medical correspondent, dr. sanjay gupta, with the story. >> reporter: dana vollmer will be racing for gold in the 100-metro butterfly and two relays. a sweet comeback after a bitter disappointment four years ago when she failed to qualify at the olympic trials. >> it just seemed like in my career i always had something. >> reporter: at one point, there was a heart condition. an acl injury. shoulder injuries and back pain. there were also mysterious stomach aches. >> i had always had either knee or shoulder pro

as tom first gerald reports -- fitzgerald reports, it is far from a sure bet. >> reporter: ike leggett and rushern baker arrived ready to talk. >> this is millions of dollars for the state of maryland fork prince george's county and baltimore city. >> reporter: baker wants governor o'malley to call a special session of the legislature in order to expand the number of gaming sites in maryland from five for six and put that new casino at the national harbor in prince george's. >> i feel like progress is being made. >> reporter: but the governor won't call a special session at least until he has agreement from house leaders like speaker michael bush who has said he doesn't think expanded gambling would pass right now. the governor is prying to ease political rivalry among competing counties by creating a new gambling commission which would decide on things like gaming tax rates. >> perhaps now, there is the opportunity for the house leadership to coalesce around their leader and, if so, we could get this done, i think, and in pretty short order. >> reporter: while we can't tell you if or

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