support them and honor them. >> and i swim in memory of my grandpa, wubáátq this is my seventh year.'ve been doing it since i was eight! >> i swim with the begg team right here cause we're neighbors, you know. >> i was involved because my son was diagnosed in 1991, when he was 8 and a half years old with a rare childhood cancer. he's here today and he's working on the beach! >> that's what motivates swim getting the community together 1 for a great time and a cause. >> each location donates to some type of cancer research, awareness, or service organization for cancer. >> at this event, 527 swimmers are being taken out into the long island sound off the shores of new york. some will swim six miles, some four. but most will jump in one mile out for a swim to shore. >> team bob! >> and when the moment came they made quite a splash. >> gently guided by kayakers, and keeping the finish line balloon in sight, the swimmers headed steadily toward the clubhouse. many swimmers told us afterward, that they had time to think as they moved through the water. some of those thoughts as deep as the

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bill: that's grandpa? good genes! martha: good genes. we'll tell you what authorities are offering to anybody who can bring this guy in, when we come back. bill: big legal decision today, a deadly attack in sea world, should the video be shown to the pub snrik we're set to hear from a judge on that very issue. so far the video is under lock and key. it shows dawn brancheau working with tilikum, the whale, moments before that fatal attack. the family is against releasing that videotape. she released a strong statement urging the judge to keep it sealed. there was a judge in orange county, orlando, florida, that will decide whether or not to keep the graphic images from the public. we'll debate this next hour and we'll get to the courtroom when that hearing starts. >> this legislation tonight has one word to describe it, would-be opportunity, with its investment in education and health care, as a continuation of the president's budget. we all know and it's been said over and over again, that our economy needs something new, a jolt. martha:

we all laugh about grandpa and how bumbling he is. but nobody says that. why? >> he is pulling in $227,000 a year to do nothing. i know a lot of families out there who would love to see that change. >> he breaks editorial votes. how about funerals? >> that's depressing. he goes to the things the president doesn't want to go to and that's every vice president's job. >> when they need an extra body, don't forget that amazing accomplishment. he said, put me in, coach. >> didn't he single handedly caused the flu. he is our minister of health. >> that's what something your grandfather would say. i am not flying. i don't think you should fly either. until this whole thing is over. i'm in the basement until everyone is dead. then i'm coming out with my pitch fork and we have eaten all the paper. >> my grandpa used to say that all the time. >> they are telling people not to go to vegas. >> we would go to vegas. go to vegas to get away from the swine flu. >> to atlantic city. >>> we must move on. do you have a comment on your show? e-mail us. red eye at fox news .com. t

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jim bob: g'night everybody, grandpa: g'night everybody.g'night daddy. >> kroft: now, a few minutes with andy rooney. >> rooney: i hope all of you are going to fill out your census form when it comes in the mail next month. if you don't return the form, the area you live in might get less government money and you wouldn't want that to happen, would you? this is a sample of the census 2010 form and i think most people are a little nervous about all the stuff the government wants to know about them. i don't think the government is out to get me or to help someone else get me, but it wouldn't surprise me if they were out to sell me something, or help someone else sell me something. i mean, why else would the census bureau want to know my telephone number? every form asks for my telephone number. how many government agencies do i have to give my phone number to, anyway? have they ever thought of looking me up in the phone book? the census bureau gets in trouble right away here. you have to pick "person number one"-- it asks that as a question.

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you see grandpa was a farmer woodson and wanted him to kill a chicken as a rite of passage but as you have the heart. woodson says this was his way of honoring his late grandfather. >>> new tonight. new details surrounding the case of a naked man in fairfax county. according to the washington post police officers do not have a warrant when they enter eric williamson's house back in october. today officers testified they had their guns drawn. they arrested him after two people called police claiming he was standing in his carport doorway naked. he argumented he should be free to be naked in his own home. >> a prominent local hair stylist who counted former first lady laura bush among their first high profile clients has lost a sexual harassment suit. days after the jury verdict and just before a second woman's sexual harassment case was scheduled to go to trial he filed for bankruptcy. only on 9 tonight, speaking to a woman who won her suit against her former boss. >> he put his hands on my breasts and grabs my breasts. and i said, don't ever touch me like this again. >> ronny was a co

calls grandpa at 10:10. we don't know when she left the residence. at's the lt known sighting. >> tonight the body of azriel james carver has been positively identified by pierce county sheriff's department. last seen with his mother on 120-mile trek to go see grandfather. mother, recovering alcoholic. one of the last sightings was her at a mini-mart buying a jug of wine, the little boy standing at her side. >> it looks to be an abandoned car or stolen vehicle on my beach property and it's partially submerged. >>> late breaking ne for you. a boy's body has washed up on south puget sound in washington state. >> it is what appears to be a child's body. >> azriel and shantina smiley disappeared on saturday. >> looks to be an abandoned car or a stolen vehicle on my beach property and it's partially submerged. >> authorities believe this is little azriel. >> the area they went missing from is a pebbled beach and dips off into a rough current. easily take people down there. i spoke with a spokesperson for the fire department. they were dispatched out there

calls grandpa. the last note sighting. >> tonight the body of azriel james carver has been positively identified by pierce county sheriff's department. last seen with his mother on a 120-mile trip to go see a grandfather. one of the last sightings was of her at a mini-mart buying a jug of wine, the little boy standing at her side. >>> late-breaking news for you. a boy's body has washed up on the shore. a van was found on a private beach. >> it appears to be a boy's ambassador. >> disappeared saturday, another van found on a private beach. >> looks to be an abandoned car or a stolen vehicle, and it's partially submerged. >> authorities believe this is little azriel. >> the area they went missing from, dips off with rough current. easily take people down there. i spoke with a spokesperson for the fire department. they were dispatched out there to reports of a body, they did find that body. the tacoma fire department is bringing out their fire boat to see if possibly the mom is in the water, or if ther

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"tell me about it, grandpa." "yeah. 2006, man, wow. heady days." here's some movie news.repo men" came out today, starring jude law as a guys who rips out your internal organs if you can't pay for them, or, as we call it in the u.s., your insurance company. [ laughter ] speaking of health insurance, the democrats are working overtime to get 216 votes to pass health care on sunday. which means rahm emanuel is brawling the showers like the head of a prison gang. [ laughter ] "you guys vote yet?" here's some good medical news. there's a new technique that lets doctors perform kidney transplants in 45 minutes. because when you're getting a kidney transplant, your main concern always, "how long is this going to take?" [ laughter ] "can you do it in less than an hour because i've got to watch a 'glee' repeat." [ laughter ] it's pretty crazy. i just read about a retirement home in mexico that caters exclusively to older prostitutes. [ laughter ] and you thought you hated visiting your grandmother. [ laughter ] it's rough over there. whenever the residents win bingo money, they h

jim bob: g'night everybody, grandpa: g'night everybody. jim bob: g'night daddy. vo: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. morning, folks the question about health care is what will president obama do now? we expect the white house will signal yet another way forward on health care. and, it looks like that way may have the word "nuclear", somewhere in the description, here and what is this -- this is my question this morning, what is the -- is the bill going to look like if they can find something they can agree on and push through reconciliation who will get insured out there and now there is a new name for the reconciliation, a simple majority and sounds like a democratic idea and a simple majority as we start the brand new hour of "america's newsroom," on this monday, everybody i'm martha maccallum. bill: i'm bill hemmer, and we spend a year of our lives on the story and there is more to come, and this is high stakes political theater. reconciliation, or the nuclear option. requires only 51 votes to pass the bill on the senate side, and, widely consider

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these ordinary people, moms and dads, grandmas and grandpas, who believe america is an exceptional nation feel like their government is ignoring them and they work hard every day so their kids and randkids can americans who feel like their government is ignoring them. they work hard every day. and they believe that will are ideas and principles that make this country special and they see those being assault the every day in washington. founding documents have been distributed and even read a loud and no matter how many times i hear them, i've always moved by the principles they promote. and i would argue the declaration of independence next to skip chur, the words that start that document that started this great nation, we hold he's truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal, even do youed by their creator with certain alienable rights that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, i think it's interesting to note the order placed the rights they chose to mention. can you pursue happiness, can you goi after your goals and your dream, those things that have

because grandpa said that our name goes on everything we make.re you doing, richard? i'm practicing too! that's a good idea. (announcer) for five generations, with a name like smucker's it has to be good.

but i would say my grandpa and my grandma mostly.there that's good really comes easy. you have to work for everything. >> especially when you have three number one albums and a new one just coming out. congratulations. >> thank you. >> how much of this, because you created this tough woman, country woman persona with all your albums. how much of that is the real you, gretchen? >> i'm pretty much what you see is what you get. i've always just been who i am. i've kind of based everything on just being honest and open, and it's a lot easier that way than trying to cover your tracks and figure out what you said before. you know. just be yourself. >> you could tell it's very authentic. we congratulate you. i got your country right here. make sure you get it. it is out now. >> it's out. >> thank you. don't go away because gretchen is going to sing the song that put her on the charts. and i want to ask you a question about it, too. you're watching "the early show" on cbs. ♪ hey bets, can i borrow a quarter? sure, still not dry? i'm trying t

because grandpa said that our name goes on everything we make.announcer) tim and richard smucker grew up knowing that putting your name on every jar was a guarantee of quality. what are you doing, richard? i'm practicing too! that's a good idea. (announcer) for five generations, with a name like smucker's it has to be goo sure. cake or pie? pie. apple or cherry? cherry. oil or cream? oil or cream? cream! (announcer) some use hydrogenated oil. reddi-wip's uses real dairy cream. nothing's more real than reddi-wip. >>> we're back now at 7:42 with a shocking crime in florida. 15-year-old josie ratley, beaten so badly, allegedly by a 15-year-old boy that she is now in a coma. police say the attack was triggered by a text message exchange. we'll talk exclusively to josie's mother and aunt in a moment. first, michelle kosinski is in ft. lauderdale with the details. michelle, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lester. josie ratley is still in a coma after two brain surgeries. you have a high school freshman accused of beating this eighth grader int

. >> it's the grandpa jokes. i talk to the women at the bar. no problem.wish he had that problem. so, anyway, so -- >> do you want me to continue? >> here's the thing, though, there are, of course, republicans whose hair set on fire. not about mike's situation, but about this bill. listen, i've got say, as a small government conservative i think this is a very bad bill for america. that being said, to me, this is an exciting time because we're going to have a real debate finally. you know, democrats always try to run its interests. they'll g we're just like the republicans. you know, we just like people more. no, no, what you have done is pass the largest tax increase in u.s. history. you've done it when we have 17% real unemployment. you are taxing medical devices and you are taxing people that make things that require innovation. some of the people that run these companies say it's going to devastation their r&d capability in the coming years. we've got a real debate on our hands here. and i must say, if conservatives in washington, d.c. can't use this b

extremists, the other side and the elite may characterize them as, these ordinary people, mom and dad, grandpa's and grandmas. they are freedom loving americans if you like the government is ignoring them. they work hard everyday so that their kids and grandkids can have life and little better than they did. and they believe that there are ideals and principles that make this country special and they see those principles being assaulted every day and you. i think economies and gathered in town squares where our founding document have been distributed and even read about. and no matter how many times i could them, i am always moved by the principles they promote. and i would argue the declaration of independence, next to scripture, the words that start that document that started this great nation, we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal and down by the greater with certain enable life, life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. i think it's interesting to note the order, and we've offered this before, but the order, can you pursue happiness, can you go after your

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