that tommy whack, just 19 at the time, h post aid series of pictures on line showing him holding a gn, a semi-automatic with a clip. it was later determined to be the weapon used behind the school on 48-year-old james lawson, who was also robbed. during the trial, the defense said whack's conduct was out of character, a football star, someone with a future. the judge noted whack's crinal history and sentenced him to the

that tommy whack, just 19 at the time, h post aid series of pictures on line showing him holding a gn, a semi-automatic with a clip. it was later determined to be the weapon used behind the school on 48-year-old james lawson, who was also robbed. during the trial, the defense said whack's conduct was out of character, a football star, someone with a future. the judge noted whack's crinal history and sentenced him to the maximum penalty: 30 years in prison. >> when you shoot someone, i think academics become sendary in terms of what's going to happen tyou for the rest of his life. he clearly killed this man in cold bld, left him for dead and took his cell phone he couldn't even call 911 for help. >> this year a d.c. principal was killed by suspects who is they met through a phone chat line. >> thank you, jackie. >>> the army announced today that three people at arlington national cemetary have been found buried in the wrong graves. that announcement follows an investigation that found more than 200 graves unmarked or mislabeled. that was back in june. the army has received hundreds of

kids, the main attraction at this year's california state fair was not a ride, but a chance to put gne surgical gowns and gloves and pretend to be a vet. >> i just learned about blood, and now i'm going to learn about the heart, and then after this station, i believe, the eyeball. >> for a couple of hours, about a hundred kids, some peering into microscopes, were transformed into animal surgeons, and they were giving the kids vet school workshops the thumbs-up. >> well, i want to be a veterinarian or just maybe a doctor or a police officer like my dad. >> although a lot of young children are interested in learning about animals at this stage, research shows only a handful of them will actually grow up and choose a career working with cattle or other large animals. >> well, large-animal vets provide a variety of important functions in california. not only are they practicing veterinarians to take care of the animals on the farms, which is the firpt step in the food supply. so it's critical that those animals are healthy. >> since california has the largest agricultural economy in the u

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gn. >> for governor bob ehrlich weld rematch against martin o'malley this november. he beat newcomer brian murphy, a business investor endorsed by former alaska governor sarah palin. we have 41% of the precincts reporting. bob ehrlich with a 76% to 24%. members on your screen. >> voter turnout statewide was significantly lower than expected. only about 15,000 baltimore residents had been to the polls by 11:00 this morning. 18% of voters took part. the low turnout is disappointing, say officials. official numbers could be released sometime tomorrow. and many people share their voting experience on our facebook page. charles says "went in or around 2:00 p.m. and was the only one there to vote. it lasted about five men." marie said, "i was bombarded with people talking about a vote for me. early voting for me next year, followed by a smiley face." be sure to stay with us for the live, local, late-breaking updates on the primary elections. we will be scrawling the latest results at the bottom of your screen. you can get instant results at our website, wbaltv.com. you'll

conversion ruled gn good on review. game tied, 22-22. but the saints use that final minute.ds. garrett connecting on a kick that was hit at the line. but got to the upright. new orleans win. defending champs improved to 2- 0. while san francisco falls to 0-2. the saints, by the way, come to baltimore in december. >>> in baseball, the orioles are in boston tonight. where they begin the final road trip of the season with a win over the red sox last night. birds continue a late season surge under new manager buck showalter. o's have won 12 of their last 19 road games. brad bergesen gets the start. its his -- it's his fourth outing. he has beaten baltimore the first times. coming up in about 20 minutes. you can see it on masn hd. >>> more lacrosse for baltimore. ncaa nounces final -- announces final four shots for the future. duke and notre dame met in the championships in may. the event then moves to philly for two years before returning to baltimore in 2014. more than 37,000 fans attended that championship game on memorial day of this year. it is great. it's the memorial day w

sarah shourd prepared to leave oman full of gratitude to the country that helped gn her freedom. >> i will always associate your country with the first breath of my freedom. the sweet smell of sandalwood, and the chance to stand by the ocean listening to t waves. >> reporter: once again, she appealed for the release of her companions. >> please, please extend your prayers to my fiance shane and my friend josh. they will soon be free. >> reporter: it is said shane bauer and josh fattal, arrested with shourd for allegedly crossing illegally from iraq into iran will face trial for spying. the americans claim they were just hiking. andrea mitchell asked iran's president what evidence exists of spying. >> i think you shod let the judge and the court decide about the case. >> reporter: he said on state-run television that the united states should now release several iranians being held in america and has listed 11 people. >> we hope that our dear iranians in prison there will be reunited with their families. >> reporter: meanwhile, shourd flew to the u.s. with her companions bauer and fatta

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gn. republicans have a majority in alaska. as they split the vote, there is a chance for democrats to sneak through. joe miller is probably still the front runner in that race. candidatesthang that the have in common is the tea party express. sarah palin gets a lot of credit in the national media for her endorsement. it is one of the first things anybody mentions when they do a profile of one of these candidates. the real fact is, the tea party express, based in sacramento, has played a huge role. they have paid hundreds of thousands of dollars for advertisements on tv and radio that dropped in the last couple of days. they give these candidates momentum. they have a great winning record. demavend profiles of sal russo who headsd th the tea party express. there are big profiles of him in "the wall street journal" on friday. we've highlighted him in "national journal magazine." they deserve a lot of credit. host: how does lisa murkowski run against a candidate that appears qualified? guest

vote for the people that can vote for the republicans who can win the election and make significant gnsn congress. i also believed that the republicans defeated in these primary should about gracefully rather than pursue other venues of trying to get elected. what it will do is one that splitting the republican vote. the only ones to win there are the demrats. host: you would like to see leave some rakowski about out of the race? caller: sometimes you just have to accept a fee -- you have to accept -- the feet --efeat. host: on this list from "the washington journal" to have a list." west virginia, carl, tea party member, what you think of this call for political pragmatism? caller: i would vote for a party that supported small government. was disappointed in george bush jr., who increased the size of government. i have been to these key party rallies as far as i can see is just a bunch of good american people who are for smaller government, they are about getting government out of the way and letting the economy boomer. i want to tell you, this is the most left-wing program i have ever

gn. republicans have a majority in alaska. as they split the vote, there is a chance for democrats to sneak through. joe miller is probably still the front runner in that race. candidatesthang that the have in common is the tea party express. sarah palin gets a lot of credit in the national media for her endorsement. it is one of the first things anybody mentions when they do a profile of one of these candidates. the real fact is, the tea party express, based in sacramento, has played a huge role. they have paid hundreds of thousands of dollars for advertisements on tv and radio that dropped in the last couple of days. they give these candidates momentum. they have a great winning record. demavend profiles of sal russo who headsd th the tea party express. there are big profiles of him in "the wall street journal" on friday. we've highlighted him in "national journal magazine." they deserve a lot of credit. host: how does lisa murkowski run against a candidate that appears qualified? guest

there is a record that democrats can hold on to and run gns and even people who sympathetic, yeah, it'sot all good. so that is a bit of a burden for republicans. the biggest difference, i think, is what comes after the election and, again, i'm harking back to matt's point. the deficit. as a percentage of gross domestic deficit, it's three times larger than it was in 1994. there are sobering decisions that lie ahead that are going to take the kind of political courage that congressman paul ryan has shown, and the question is whether other republicans can show political courage in coming up with real solutions that will have a real effect on the deficit. if they can do that, then they can earn victory, and if they can't, they won't. [applause] >> thank you, and good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. let me speak institutionally a second to note this afternoon's panel is one of 15 organized at this years american political science association convention. let me thank our friend and colleague of hillsdale college in doing a great job of putting these panels together. [applause] oscar wild sa