billy graham is back home. he received treatment for bronchitis.s has residents in his home town of ashville, north carolina, reflecting on his influence. >> reporter: reverend billy graham's influence spreads worldwide, but residents in his home town of ashville, north carolina, they feel a special connection to the 91-year-old evangelist. >> he has been a great influence on my life and my ministry. and i pray for him. >> reporter: danny says he is a preacher because of graham's influence. >> this ministry has been impeccable. he has given of himself, and he has done so much for not just our area, but for the entire world and for the kingdom of god. >> reporter: visitors at the billy graham library in charlotte, north carolina, were shocked to hear that graham was in the hospital. many travel all over the country to retrace his journey. >> reporter: his granddaughter says her grandfather's fever is gone and the antibiotics are working against the infection. >> we are feeling good about it. and he is in wonderful care. >> reporter: graham's niece s

we start with graham gano and his mini me. >> it's good. i think i'm fishing to make everybody better. when i heard the news, i'm looking forward to the competition. i thought it was going to help me. it makes everybody better. it's going to come down to the game. i know as long as i prepare and do what i can do in the game, it's going to work out well. >> graham is a good kicker. he's a great guy, a professional and we're both out there to do our job and see who they like. >> i feel like we've been hitting the ball well. we kind of got in a groove with graham and nick during mini camp. we're working to get back there. we took five weeks off and we come back. so i feel like we're getting there. >>> coming up are you ready for some football? saints and cardinals kick off the preseason in the hall of fame game. stay with us.  i got the chance to start my own business. i know what it's like to hire people and to make ends meet. from those experiences, i had the chance of running the olympics. the games were in real trouble. t

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diane graham got a call., of hearing "no," she didn't know how to respond to "yes." >> graham: the manager called me. you know, he gave me the brief details. "we'd like to have you on board, like to start monday." and i... i really froze on the phone. and i think he... he sensed it, because he said to me, "you know, you take few minutes to think about it and call me back." and i... and when i hung up the phone, i'm like, "is... are you crazy? what do i have to think about?" i was just really, really in shock. i was just not expecting it all. >> good to see you. >> pelley: she's working at lex products, which makes power systems for industry. >> graham: being in the hustle bustle of everybody going to work-- i missed that. i truly missed it. >> pelley: it's not just about a paycheck. >> graham: no. no, no. wherein, in the past, it might have been, but this has become about my dignity. >> pelley: and at the end of his internship, frank o'neill heard from the boss. you just got a new job. >> o'neill: yes, i did.

you can see graham there and you can see him approaching the whale.ut the other beautiful part about this is what you can hear. check this out. >> it began standing on its head and pushing its tail upwards towards the surface. >> the humpback started putting on a really unique display with graham right in the water and he was able to get some really incredible shots of the huge tail fin. >> the whale was like, oh, you're taking pictures? let me stretch out and show you my good side. >> that's a big mammal. it could flip its tail and he could be sent flying back to the boat. >> he addresses that, watch. >> i had to watch where i was in relation to this massive tail. i watched as the whale took it off the surface and back down again. >> there's a lot of skill and also some luck involved. here's where the luck came in. >> the whale suddenly notices me and took off, leaving me in a bubble-streaked wash. i was fortunate to see the whole pod pass me. >> this guy was lucky enough to get incredible shots, not get hit by the giant tail and then to see the enti

last november graham was hospitalized with newman. his staff said his health had been good up until now. >>> a dramatic end to the olympics. a fire ripped through a recycling plant in east london, eight miles from olympic park. it took 200 firefighters and this is the city's biggest fire in years. >>> shoppers won't have to pay the 6% sales tax on clothes and shoes. $100 or less. accessories, jewelry, watches, school supplies are not included. >>> 4:36. a recall of few sold in some of the most popular kids' meals. >>> first you want a great deal on an iphone. all you have to do is ask. explain your money to you at 4:42. >>> it is 43:00. a really fine morning out there. we have got lots of 60s and even 50s in west we were maryland. highs today upper 80s to around 90 with plenty of sunshine. we have got showers and storms on the way. i'll have all the details in about five. right now here's monika samtani with sometime saver traffic. >>> howard all lanes are open coming in from frederick, down to the point where the lanes divide you sho

this is graham's third hospital visit in about a year. he was treated twice for pneumonia last year. graham's doctor says no date has been set for his release. >>> the associated press is reporting chad johnson the nfl player formally known as chad ochocinco. this comes after he had an altercation with his wife. johnson claims it was his wife that head butted him. >>> former california governor arnold schwarzenegger issued his famous warning to the mayor of london today. >> i'll be back. >> i'll be back he said. he gave morris johnson the friendly warning after their cable car ride. schwarzenegger is spending time in london for the olympics. >>> sounding the alarms. it looks and sounds real but it's only a drill. how volunteers are helping san francisco firefighters train for a worse case scenario. >>> and news chopper 2 is live over the fires burning in lake county where three wildfires now continue to burn out of control. we'll tell you how big they've grown. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart hea

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what happened to terrence graham? he got sentenced. he didn't get sentenced to life without parole that was now unconstitutional. if you actually read what happened at the sentencing hearing for terrence graham, there was, again, dueling psychologists with a scrist and the state sigh kentucky scrist made the claim he was suffering from anti-personality disorder and in his view, no one recovers from anti-personality disorder and therefore he should be put away virtually for the rest of his life and the defense expert is said there has already been demonstration of his increased maturity and that i do think that he will mature out of it and the brain science supported the defense side of that. he got 25 years. that was the sentence. so even though i very much agree as a constitutional matter, we can draw those bright lines at the group level, in the end, just by necessity the law has to deal with individuals. >> would you agree that the judicial system is not really the best place for us to be determining whether or not the science behin

. >> graham spanier says he did nothing wrong. >> graham spanier has harsh words for the report that accuses him of covering up the child abuse of jerry sandusky. >> that report is absolutely wrong. the conclusions that we conspired to conceal a known child predator are just incorrect. >> critics charge that he should've gone to the police in 2001. graham spanier says he was only told the incident only involved a force play. >> when i heard the term horseplay -- >> he insists he would not cover up such allegations. he was abused at the hands of his own father. >> i had four operations as an adult to correct injuries from my childhood that were inflicted by my father. i have never met anyone who was at a higher level of awareness about such issues then i have had. >> he is not charged with a crime. he feels he has been unfairly indicted by the media and by the independent report. >> people have to know me and what i stand for. >> despite this photograph graham spanier insists he did not really know jerry sandusky. >> pact is abc 7 news at 5:00. -- that is abc 7 news at 5:00. >> one ye

graham gano was the guy for the redskins. he didn't even kick during the preseason. he's not hurt. not to our knowledge. he didn't kick. so clearly he was going to be the guy for the redskins then out of the blue, all of a sudden the ravens dropped by billy cundiff who missed the field goal last year and now all of a sudden we don't want gano we want cundiff. >> i thought i saw gano kick during preseason both him and rackers kick but dave, we have dave ross on the phone. dave? >> i am here. [ signal breakup ] >> okay. it sounds like you're a robot on mars. [ laughter ] >> let's try it for a moment. what are you hearing? what's going on? why has this decision been made? >> reporter: well, this a big surprise to me because i heard them say rackers was cut yesterday and we all assumed gano won the job and while his percentage was only 73.8% in his three years with the skins it was one of the lowest in the league, he had missed 10 kicks last year but five of them were because of bad protection up front so even the coach told me hey, he only missed 5 kicks last year, 31 out of 36 is bet

doctors say the 93-year-old graham is being treated for a lung infection. his health had been in decline in recent years. you may recall graham was previously hospitalized for pneumonia last november. doctors say he's stable and resting comfortably. >>> overseas a rare accident at sea today involving the u.s. navy. the guided missile destroyer "uss porter" was left with a large hole in its hull after it collided with a japanese-owned oil tanker in the persian gulf just outside the strait of hormuz near iran. the navy said no one was injured on either ship and the cause is being investigated. >>> and in iran, rescuers have called off the search for survivors after two strong earthquakes hit the northwestern part of the country yesterday. at least 300 people were killed and 2,600 injured. iranian news reports say at least 20 villages were leveled and 16,000 people are homeless. today the white house sent condolences to the iranian people and said the u.s. stands ready to offer assistance. >>> in syria, intense, new fighting was reporting in aleppo and damascu

graham was hospitalized last fall with pneumonia. his staff said he had been healthy since his release. >>> this next subject is pretty controversial especially if you live outside the district. the question is should people be taxed for working in the district but living outside the city. >> we'll hear which local leader says it could spark a turf war. >> very comfortable conditions. we have 60s, railroad low -- very low 70s in the city. julie wright is back with the traffic coming up after the break. >>> taking a look at the woodrow wilson bridge right now. temperatures in the 70s. does that say -- okay, guys, is that 72 or 77. >> it says 37. that is small. >> what's that? >> yeah, it's small. >> it's real small. hopefully you at home can see that. we had seen 79, 80 degrees overnight. >> the other story is the humidity is taking a couple of days off. a nice start to the day. should be a beautiful afternoon. high temperature later about 90 degrees. without too much humidity, it won't feel terrible. >> today is the day to get it don

. >> graham spanier is not facing criminal charges. however, sandusky could spend the rest of his life in prison when he is sentenced later this year. >>> lawyers for george hugely are going to court today. asking for a new trial. he will be sentenced next week in the murder of his former girlfriend, yardly love. hugely was convicted of killing love in february. he is facing up to 26 years in prison when he is sentenced. >>> a washington state man is

. >>> evangelist billy graham is hospitalized. the 93-year-old has a pulmonary infection believed to be bronchitis. his spokesman says graham is being treated with antibiotics and is improving. the hospital in asheville, north carolina, says graham is in stable condition but will spend tonight in the hospital. >>> team usa won the men's basketball gold medal. it was a close game. the american team led spain by one point after the third quarter. kevin durant was the high scorer with 30 points. lebron james scored 19 points, and kobe bryant hit 17 points for the americans. uganda held up their country's flag as they won the marathon. it is the second gold medal in uganda's history. >>> well, the man tapped for vp on the republican ticket is campaigning in his home state. this is waukesha, wisconsin. crowds gathered to embrace their congressman, paul ryan, and candidate mitt romney. the two men are traveling all weekend. this morning they fired up a gop meet-up in north carolina. our national political correspondent jim acosta was th

c-span3 graham bowley c-span3 host: graham bowley joins us. one of the plant to the article we talked about before the break from last saturday was a headline u.s. begins packing its afghan war gear. give us an idea of how big a project this is and how long it will take. >guest: every day i write about the war in the fight that is going on. isry -- already, nhnato withdrawing troops. there is a parallel effort underway, which is the troops are gone by 2014. military planners are working on how to get the material out. i traveled to the south of afghanistan where the marines are. very hot. i spent a couple of days with them watching them and hearing their thinking about it. it is a huge effort. already, they are beginning to wind down these bases. troops are leaving this year. i was at a camp that is receiving materials from the surrounding areas. i went out to another base, which is now almost a shell. it is being shrunk and handed over to the afghans. in this one place, you see the publications. host: talk to us about the complications. this

i talked to the publisher and talk to don graham, who runs the company. there are things you might do better. >> do you call yourself a columnist? you do give your opinion sometimes. >> i have a card that says reporter. i have written a column for the last to a half, three years. is a different category. -- it is a different category. i give my opinion to much -- the column gives me a freedom that i have not had before and it lets you build on the past. >> how many different newspapers have you worked for? >> i started as a copy boy on "the new york times" and i was in a training program for "the wall street journal" and i was the washington correspondent for three small north carolina papers. i worked for the "washington star," and ben hired me for "the post" in 1966. 40 years or so. i tried to start newspapers which failed publicly but was a great experience and i was executive editor of "the new republic." >> i have a stack of your columns. before i read some of these, what do you consider your beat? >> i think it is wahat i call sort of national secur

you say lindsey graham.nk appropriately talking about the role that tax loopholes play in our tax code and how much it costs average taxpayers. we're going to have a pretty big debate about tax reform in the next coming months. and we have to know what's in people's tax returns and what they are getting the benefit for. >> but mitt romney didn't make the loopholes. and no one is saying he did anything wrong. >> well, we don't know that, candy. >> you know that -- let's go back to the question first. do you think that harry reid -- >> we do know the one tax return he put out, we found out he had a swiss bank account that wasn't on his financial disclosure ---ing? so we do know that he has used not releasing his tax returns to hide where his money is. but let's be honest. >> but it wasn't illegal. he wasn't hiding it. he put it out, right? >> again, after the tax return came out, he updated his financial disclosure to let the world know he had a bank account in switzerland. >> you know where i'm going with thi

a conversation with republican senator lindsey graham. >>> then the democrats' offensive against mitt romney with obama campaign senior adviser robert gibbs. >>> plus, adding up a muddled july jobs report. >> we've now created 4.5 million new jobs over the last 29 months. >> it's another hammer blow to the struggling middle-class families of america. >> what the numbers say about business with b.e.t. founder bob johnson and former hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorina. i'm candy crowley, and this is "state of the union." >>> first today, mitt romney. cnn's gloria borger caught up with the republican presidential nominee yesterday in indiana, and he hit back on president obama's proposal to raise tax rates for people making over $250,000 a year. >> i think it would be an enormous mistake for us to raise taxes on anyone right now with the economy and the trouble it's in. i also hope people understand that when they talk about raising taxes on the wealthy as the president does, he's also talking about the same tax rate that applies to small business. >> more of that romney interview in just

billy graham was treated for a pulmonary infection, most likely bronchitis. his family says he is alert and in good spits. gram's family says she looking forward to returning home soon. back home this morning at a new home, gabrielle giffords and he huand moved in to they new home over the weekend. giffords spent much of the past 19 months recovering from a shooting that nearly took her life. among 13 people injured at a meet and greet in january of 2011, 6 other people died from the shooting. last week 23-year-old laughner pled guilty to 19 charges related to the shooting. a wild fire continues in california. a wild fire burned 3000 acres. the other fire known as the walker fire is smaller and burning in a remote area. both are spreading quickly. >>> after spending sunday together in wisconsin, the presidential ticket is parting ways this morning. mitt romney resume his bus tour, happening in florida. his newly selected running mate, ryan, heads to iowa. ryan, a congressman from wisconsin, is considered a rising gop star and the leader on fiscal and budgetar

and don graham said i could stay as long as i wanted. host: what did it feel like getting a law degree and flunking the borrower? that happens to a lot of people. -- flunking the bar? guest: it was strange. i had not taken almost 10 courses on the bar review, the d.c. review. i went to bar review in the morning and went back to work in the afternoon. all of the kids were busy studying. i don't know. i was disappointed. i had a couple of offers from law firms. think they wanted me to do to p.r. i love the law. i have a bunch of experiences that did not turn out to be what they were supposed to be, but you learn from all that. it took me six years going part- time and still working, but it was a great experience. host: undergraduate at yale at 54? 1954. in 2001, a aw degree from georgetown. juen 27. "the state department is planning to spend $115 million it to upgrade the u.s. embassy compound in baghdad. already its biggest and most expensive in the world, according to pre solicitation notices published this month. you said, remember it h

so many people think he's made that stuff up and here is senator lindsey graham of south carolina yesterday calling harry dirty harry, a liar. >> i've been around this town for a while. i actually like harry, but what he did on the floor of the senate is so out of bounds. i think he's lying about his statement knowing something about romney. this is what's wrong -- >> that's pretty stiff. >> i think a leader of the -- i really do. i think he's created an issue here, i think he's making things up and a time when the country is just about to fall apart. >> steve: that's where we are. making stuff up. >> brian: what do you think? >> first of all, i think he paid taxes and i think that he shouldn't probably at this point give his returns because they'll look at one return for five years ago, see a little statement and they'll make a big deal out of it. i have said it examine i've said it a lot, that if obama opened up his records, maybe mitt should give his returns. that would be a great trade. i guarantee you it would be a really wonderful trade. >> brian: what do you mean records? >> i'd like

graham was hospitalized last november with pneumonia. his staff says he's been in good health since then. this morning we're learning more about why billy graham was rushed to the hospital. >>> this morning a would be bride is now accused of stabbing her fiance to death on their wedding day. police say 31-year-old franklin stabbed her fiance in the chest twice in their pennsylvania apartment hours before they were supposed to be married. franklin is now charged with criminal homicide. shd. >>> check out the damage caused to a navy ship that collided with an oil tanker. this is the uss porter. the missile destroy collide wit gulf over the weekend. no one was hurt but the accident ripped a ten-foot by ten-foot pole in the side of the ship. the navy sin vest gating what caused the collision. >>> the death toll in iran ras risen to 300. that number could still of go up. this morning iranian officials called off the search for survivors from saturday's quakes. 6.4 magnitude quake hit first. then 11 minutes later, a 6.4 magnitude quake struck

lindsey graham is also calling him a liar. so we have a fight here about mitt romney's tax returns that's escalated to a nasty scene. all about one issue. is the man hiding something? maybe a lot of things. and it's only begun. let's hear from the game changers and what they think about it. mark halperin writes for time. both are seasoned analysts for msnbc. mark, i want to show you right now. let's begin where we left off friday night. harry reid used a source who told him mitt romney didn't pay taxes for ten years. if reid's goal was to keep the issue alive, he succeeded big time. first, romney told reid to quote, put up or shut up. then yesterday rnc chairman reince priebus came out swinging in romney's defense. let's listen. >> as far as harry reid is concerned, listen. i know you might want to go down that road. i'm not going to respond to a dirty liar who hasn't filed a single page of tax returns himself. complains about people with money but lives in the ritz carlton here down the street. if that's on the agenda, i'm no

that's actually south carolina senator lindsey graham. (laughter) lindsay's a boy's name? no. no, that's a lesbian! okay. anyway, last week graham posted his picture on facebook saying "as a long time chick-fil-a fanatic i stand with chick-fil-a. we had it for breakfast today but my usual order is the number one ord we are law is and a coke zero. " coke zero! doesn't he know that is the gayest coke! (laughter) even diet caffeine free coke is like "give it a rest, coke zero." (laughter) but did you know that social media can be a double-edged sword? >> i'm waiting in line, next in line, pretty excited about my free water. >> you know why i'm getting a free water, right? >> i do not. >> because chick-fil-a is a hateful corporation. >> i disagree, i wouldn't... we don't treat any of our customers differently. >> jon: that gentleman is a supporter of same-sex marriage and he's apparently confusing this well-mannered hourly shift worker for mrs. chick-fil-a. (laughter) i mean, everyone knows chick-fil-a company policy is set by the guy working the waffle fries. (laughter) look, man

reporter: it was a drum beat, over and over again, a steadfast refusal by former penn state president graham spanier to concede that he failed in any way to protect the children who were victims of abuse by long-time assistant football coach jerry sandusky. an iconic figure on campus, who was able to repeatedly molest young boys in the locker rooms of one of the nation's most respected sports programs. and in his home, where he claimed to be mentors kids who saw him as a hero. the tragedy that unfolded would transfix the nation, bring bun of the country's leading universities to the brink. and leave even the school's most ardent supporters wondering, did an institution dedicated to education really care more about its storied football team than it did about sandusky's unfortunate victims? >> this is tough on the whole family. >> reporter: the man with the answers to these questions, the president of the university, who resewn ed resigned in november of last year and has not spoken publicly about how this could have happened, until today. >> he was a child predator who fooled a lot of people.