this club has been stirred up and changed, and i finally believe that the right mix is here. combination of attitude, the way they go about their business, and ability. we've now got a center fielder that's a true center fielder. better than anybody we've had out there since we've been here. no doubt about it. our defense played well. one guy can spur the team just with energy, can make of course play hard, and then lannan can spur everybody else, and i think everybody is meeting the challenge. >> another guy that can spur this team is ryan zimmerman. our hats are off to ryan. congratulations, making the all star time, well deserved. >> well, second to the world series, and playoffs, that i was fortunate to play in, all star is the next best thing. just special events, the all star gala, it's great to be a part, and look around that clubhouse wait lot of guys that were your idols, people that you saw play growing up. me, pete rose, johnny bench, those guys, willy sargele, just getting an opportunity to face nolan ryan in the all-star game, and tommy john. i got my first all s

all the effort we put in, i mean, to go to puerto rico, that's just amazing. >> reporter: he has coached club level baseball for nine years. while he has been to many regionals, this will be his first trip to the big game. >> we couldn't be more proud to go. we want it to be a great experience for the kids on and off the baseball field. >> reporter: the competition will be tough, but one they're ready to take on. >> they play well together. they hit when they have to hit. the pitching is great. we have great pitching. and they do hit the ball. they have power. >> reporter: whether they win or lose, the coach says it's been a great season, and the fun is just beginning. it's a season we'll never forget. it's a season that i hope we can duplicate in years to come. but the bottom line is we're in it right now, and we're enjoying it right now. and we just want to soak up every moment of it. >> the putty hill panther leave wednesday for puerto rico. they will play their first game of the series on thursday, and we're going to keep you posted. they're going to tweet us and give us all the informati

staff members, and my son's school was there a week before with 56 children. >>> well, the swim club hased the kids back, but the day camp director you just heard from says she never got an invitation, just text and phone messages, asking her to call the club back. >>> fists started flying minutes after a murder sentencing. look for yourself. what in the world? a judge had just sentenced a man to life for killing an ex police chief's son. witnesses said that the convicted killer's mom pleaded with the judge. she was removed. and in the end, 30 people were in the hallway. the crowd was throwing punches. they arrested several people, including the convicted killer's mom. >>> the same court system has had other types of dejavu moments here, where people are throwing punches at each other. >>> 35 minutes here past the hour. hope you're on time. whew, baby! where is it going to be hot today? >> in texas, be rob, oklahoma and kansas, too. but a couple more days of scorching temperatures and then cooler air comes from the north and starts to cool you down into the low 90s friday or saturday aro

the valley club has canceled the swimming privileges for a group of minority children. were from a day camp that had a contract with the club to swim there. the director of the day camp said some of the children overheard club members asking, quote, what are black kids doing here. on its website the valley club said they realized after the first day they could not accommodate that many children, so they returned the money to that camp along with several others. >>> even though formal charges were dropped, marion barry says the stalking allegations against him have caused great pain. marion was arrested after his ex-girlfriend issued a complaint. the u.s. attorney's office did not proceed because of a lack of evidence. now the former mayor is angry that he had to endure several days of speculation about his behavior. >> if this arrest had not occurred, we wouldn't be going through this pain. we have people did he buying in this city whether or not i'm a stalker or not a stalker. if the inappropriate arrest had not happened that would not have been debatable. >> barry rec

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this is another one of those what we call shutdown innings when your ball club has justscored, you want to put a zero on the board. six, seven and eight for the marlins. first pitch swinging both times up tonight. alberto gonzalez made that play look easier than it was. next up, cody ross. >> rob: you also know when they were doing this last night --[ indiscernible ] they don't want to get behind because they know he has a good curve ball and a great changeup working tonight. getting a lot of ground ball outs. good sinker. they're going to take a chance that you'll throw fastball first pitch for a strike. that's what uggla did right there. >> bob: cody ross, robbed by guzman first time up. cody ross looks like one of the guys if you play him on a regular basis and give him the at-bats, he will really become better. he's got some power. he's hit 13 home runs. he rips that ball. he doesn't get cheated up there. the count is 1-1. had times in his career he just hasn't been given the full-time opportunities. 145 games though with -- he reward the marlins with 73 batted in. a year before, th

the club has been at the center of a controversy after the campers were told not to return because of safety issues. some of the children said they heard racist comments while at the pool. >>> and soon to be ago ex-alaska governor says she will step in the spotlight writing a book and campaigning for political candidates from coast to coast. palin says she might even sfufrp for democrats providing they agree with her on limited government, national defense and energy independence. >>> in china three minors have been found after spending nearly a month trapped underground. the men were discovered sunday after rescuers cracked open a tunnel. they'd manage to stay alive by drinking water that seeped through the earth. their mine was flooded in mid-june while 16 miners were working. one body was found, the other 12 are still missing. >>> there is word this morning that north korean leader kim jong-il is suffering from pancreatic cancer. at a rare public appearance last week the 67-year-old kim appeared thin and unsteady on his feet. the survival rate for pancreatic cancer is only about 5%

then a feways later the club turn the agreement between the club andhe camp and the childrere noonger allowed swim there. the execute direor has expresd some concerns and a numb of people have also expressed concerns that the decision was racily motivated >> okay. i want to sayn behalf of the club which denies any racism, here's part of their exclamation. here's what was writn. they're eply troubledby the allegationof cism, which are ly untrue. unfortately we quickly learned we underestimated the capacity of our facility and realid we coult accommode e number of children from thesecamps. what has the fallout beenor this and what's expecd from thisriminal inveation or not criminal -- investigatio >> so the state human relations coission spoke to t chairman yestday. they s said eyreetting the allegations to determine whether it's something tha they need to look into. senator arl specter has called on the u.s. attorney generas office to look intohe mter to determine whether theclub's actions were a violation of the civil rights act. the have beenprotests in front of the club. the have been a lot of antidiscrimition groups a offic

and tonight, the president of the swim club is speaking out. susan candiotti has our report. >> reporter: kids whose parents belong to valley club were back in the water and having summer fun one day after controversy kept them away. and youngsters who got to use that same pool for only a day, got an apology from the swim club, but no invitation to return. >> it's just really unfortunate, and we apologize deeply. we regret deeply that this had to happen. >> reporter: here's what happened. a day care center catering to mainmy minority black and hispanic kids paid $1,950 for the kids to use the pool for an hour and a half. but after one visit, their check was returned and summer swim trips canceled. >> we severely underestimated the number of children and our capacity to handle these groups. we were not prepared for it. and that's the only reason. it was a safety issue and that's the only reason. the children, we felt it was not safe for them to be here. >> reporter: the day care center calls it a lie. they claim they pulled the plug from racist complaints from some

a swim club accused of discriminating against a group of african-american and latino children has invitedm back. now, the valley club outside philly voted yesterday to try to work things out with the day camp. kids in the camp said that they heard white club members make racist comments during a visit last month. >> i'm sad that, like, people will still thinking like this. i felt like this was over. >> little boy just broke my heart. pennsylvania officials are investigating the allegations. the club denies that it discriminated against the camp. the director says the camp was turned away because of overcrowding and safety concerns. but now we want to know from you, if you're the day care how do you respond? do you go back? do you say no way? what do you tell the kids? text your comments to "hlh lntv. start the name with robin. >>> having a glass of wine or couple beers after work won't just help you unwind, it will help you remember things as well. there is a limit, obviously, to that benefit. hold your horses there. >>> about 100 people mooned passing amtrak trains. that's what i said. i

i believe that is the seventh series sweep the ball club has suffered this year.it is on now to houston to begin a series tomorrow night down there. when you talk about ross detwiler, the last two games, ray, what has happened to him? he has really been off track. >> he has not had any control, johnny. h has 11.72 earned run average off the top of my head. he has given up -- let me look to make sure. 15 runs and -- in 12 innings. that is a 13.82 earned run average. he just has not been able to throw strikes. let me see what he has done today against colorado. not much. >> and the lead-off hitter, he walked. you just cannot do that. then a though adam should have come up with. and todd helton who had almost 500 doubles, about his 200 in the gap out to left center field, the third one we have seen in this series to drive in the first run of the ballgame. and then in the fourth, one out. gonzales doubles down the line. and then after de la rosa k., fowler doubles. and a gallant effort by morgan as he gets back there. you can see how this ball just carries. you talk a

and the valley swim club has issued a statement saying the decision to cancel the contract was based t race. quote, we underestimated the capacity of our facilities. our valley club deplores discrimination in any form. we talked with white members of this club who said that they think what happened here was, in fact, shameful kiran, back to you. >> other members of the community are trying to step in and help the campers out. they're getting other offers. >> we talked with one college in particular that did offer to have its facilities open up to these kids. they're in negotiations to try to work that out. you saw the pictures of the kids frolicking in the pool. they already have contracted with the jewish community center and they're going there twice a week. but they did that before this even happened. back to you, kiran. >> all right, susan candiotti for us on that story. let us know what you think, cnn.com/amfix. love to hear your thoughts on this one. but we also speak mpgs so you can fly by gas stations. in fact, we speak mpgs so fluently, we can say one more thing. the new ford

. >>> a swim club in one philadelphia suburb is still knee deep in troued waters. a class action mpint has beeniled against the club baseon allegations ofracism. the lawsuit target the valley swim club in huntingdon valley pennsylvania. an african-american clas her four cldren were died swimming priviles cause of thcolor of their skin. suit also says othe campers heard club members make racist remarks. president of the club's boardf directors has apogized and said there was a "misunderstandg." >>> florida investigators working n-stop to try to solve the bruturder of a pensacola couple. this morninghey say they're getting pretty close. big break came satday when seral tips led them to a red van rembling one seen on the surveillance veo leaving the cole's home at the time of the muer the couple w shot dea thursday night while nine of their chilen were in the hopingslping. c's mark potter joins me now live from pensacola. i understandnvestigators interviewed twpersonof interest saturday. what can you tl us about that? >> rorter: hi, nora thre indeed classified right nows persons of interest.

club. you may have heard about this, after it retracted pool privileges to a group of predominantly african-american kids. cnn's susan candiotti hashe latest on accusations of racism. >> reporter: kids whose parents belong to valley club were back in the water and having summer fun one day after controversy kept them away. and youngsters who got to use that same pool for only a day got an apology from the swim club, but no invitation to return. >> it's just really unfortunate, and we apologize deeply. we regret deeply that this had to happen. >> reporter: here's what happened. a day care center catering to mainly black and hispanic, paid to use the pool once a week for an hour and a half. but after one visit, the check was returned and summer swim trips canceled. >> we severely underestimated the number of children and our capacity to handle these groups. we were not prepared for it. that's the only reason. it was a safety issue and that's the only reason, the children we felt it was not safe for them to be here. >> reporter: the day care center calls that a lie. it claims the club pulled the plug because of racist complaints from

club is offering before deciding how to respond. the pennsylvania human relations commission is investigating and has issued a subpoena to the club for records as well as a formal complaint. its chairperson tells us he hopes the two groups can resolve the matter amicabally. >>> we are more than an hour away from the launch of "endeavour" a mission that has been waiting a week to get off the ground. john zarrella joins us now. fingers crossed. >> reporter: weather this time. hydrogen leaks kept the shuttle grounded the last two attempts. no problems fuelling this time. the astronauts are onboard. but in the northwest there is a big thunderstorm brewing within 20 miles of the landing site. that is important. if there was a launch and the shuttle had to make an emergency landing at the kennedy space center they want clear skies, no lightning, no thunderstorms, no rain. that storm is within 20 miles so they are no go. the astronauts are onboard the shuttle. the commander polanski is going to be tweeting on this mission. he said at a press conference earlier he didn't know the difference between a twitter and a tweet and a facebook and a

>>> the suburban philadelphia swim club accused of racism has invited a group of children from a largely minority day care center to come back. the valley club invited children from the creative steps day care center to swim but asked them to leave shortly after they got there last week. some kids from the day care center say that some club members made racial remarks while they were there. the club president insisted the move was based on safety and crowd concerns, never racism. >>> a class action suit has been filed against a suburban chicago cemetery where police say bodies were removed and dumped so that plots could be resold. the lawsuit tarts the burr oaks cemetery. three former grave diggers and a former cemetery manager are charged in the scheme. authorities say two families are suing right now, but two more will be added. investigators suspect at least 300 graves at that cemetery were dug up. >>> friday's standoff in leesburg has renewed a debate about police understaffing there. a massive law enforcement response was needed to handle the ten-hour crime spree. police chief joe p

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the club tonight has another member. this afternoon 31-year-old mark buehrle did himself one better with 116 pitches against the rays. he faced the minimum. 27 up, 27 down. but it almost ended in the 9th on this shot headed to the wall but look at dewayne wise bringing it back in the 9th inning. two outs later it would be over. pandemonium on the south side of the windy city. 18th perfect game in baseball's modern era. >> i don't know how to explain it. never thought i would throw a perfect game. never thought i would hit a home run. never say never in this game because crazy stuff can happen. >> indeed it can. the opposite of perfect would be the nationals hosting st. louis tonight. first appearance for collin balester. gets the call up to replace the injured scott olsen. >>> if it is true it means one of football's most reveered criminals or it could be a lie. ben roethlisberger going on the offensive tonight. he has been accused of rape in a civil suit filed by a woman in nevada that claims he attacked her while he wa

has been waiting for. >> like willie harris, brings a lot of energy to the ball club. john lannan has been great so far, as has scott olsen. i will visit with both southpaws. pep think you'll find it interesting. straight ahead.   >>> welcome back. these two guys with me have made some recent nationals history. first time two starters have gone 8 innings two games if a row. when scott came off and pitched so well in florida, what did that mean to you guys as you sat there and watched him. >> it was just great to see him come back. we both struggled a couple of games at the beginning of the season, and just great to see him come back and throw as well as he did. >> and scott, you've done that two games in a row now. tell us about the conversation you had with manny acta, because we all thought he was coming out there to take you out of the game. >> that's the same thing i thought. you know, i saw him come out, i thought for sure my day was done, but i didn't have to do any convincing or anything like that. he told me i was staying out there. so made me

the club has apologized for what happened but denies racism is why it canceled a contract to allow black and hispanic children to use its pool once a week for an hour and a half. the club's director says the pool was overcrowded and they were worried about safety t. club's president issued a statement saying the kids changed the atmosphere and complex of the club. he apologized and called it a poor choice of words. formal complaints have been filed. i asked the day care's director what she thought of today's offer to smooth things out. in her words they should have done that before. those children are scarred. how can i take those children back there. the daycare center's lawyer will seriously consider the offer. it is hoped the matter can be resolved. >> what about the timing with the meeting and the statements? >> the fact of the matter is this swim club had been under a lot of pressure. it had been in the national media spotlight for days. there were protests outside the club. they had to move a swim meet because of the controversy. they had been in discussions with a lawyer and they

he last raised in 2002, he has broken his own record as the oldest driver. the list are of oblivion club is 12 years old. here he has come about, the hard way, how tough professional football is. marie cio was tackled, with no account to his tender age. he is the son of a club coach who once played for bolivia. you are right up to date. i will have more for you later. >> maybe one day he will be a millionaire. you are watching bbc world news. [funding for this presentation was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, the newman's own foundation, and the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation] macarthur foundation]

gonzalez who reached on the intentional walk goes to third, and it's now a 6-2 game and the ball club hasn the foot again here in the seventh inning. . >> rob: i think you put too much pressure on bergmann in the second inning. >> bob: i'm not saying a word. >> rob: any way a pitch on the inner half after he gets behind 2-0, that's fun fun for the guy at the plate, he knows it's a hitter's count, kouzmanoff wins the battle. . >> bob: left fielder chase headley the next hitter and the nats will be further into their bullpen. ron villone on his way. bergmann retiring only one of four batters here in the seventh. . all passengers... each with an average speed of 590 mph... cues cows nothing's gonna hold you down. bags fly free on southwest so our low fares stay low. grab your bag . it's on™ ( ding ) book now at southwest.com. . >> bob: we'll be right back with you tomorrow night as there is a 7:00 game on masn2. hopefully they are working against tim stauffer, j.d. martin will get his second start for the nats after giving up five runs on eight hits and four innings monday night against the

the swim club denies those allegations. susan candiotti has the live report for us from huntington valley with the details. >> reporter: swimming once a week at the spacious huntington valley club near philadelphia. it sounded ideal for 65 kids described as black and hispanic at creative steps day care summer camp. >> i was excited. the parents and children were excited. >> reporter: but when the youngsters showed up at the pool june 29th, after the day camp signed and paid a $1,900 contract, this happened. >> the children came running down the hill saying, miss wright, miss wright, these people up there are saying, what are those black kids doing in the pool. >> reporter: her son said he was sitting outside the pool and heard white adults say this. >> they were like, what are these black kids here. and then they were saying, i'm afraid they might do something to my children, they might try to still some of my stuff or harm my children. i was like, i was amazed that they would say something like this because we're just like a kid, we're just l

nancy grace has all the latest breaking developments at 8:00 p.m. eastern and 10:00 p.m. >>> a swim club is denying accusations he doesn't want african-americans to come there. he was accused of racism when he canceled swimming privileges for a daycare center which has mostly black children. some of the children say they heard club members ask why black kids were there. their check was returned without explanation and the president told tv stations there that those kids changed the atmosphere of the club there. now, he says the club is just too small to accept so many kids and could have presented a safety issue. he also says he didn't mean to offend anyone. >>> the bush administrations domestic surveillance program was bigger than thought. intelligence agencies were collecting unprecedented amounts of data. after 9/11, president bush allowed information into and out of the u.s. without a court warrant. the new report says the surveillance program relied on factually flawed legal analysis based on the advice of only one justice department lawyer. >>> secretary of state, hillary clinton i

club president is only fueling the fire. now, parents are complaining, a u.s. senator is investigating. he has september the club a blunt letter. it's a complicated story, lots going on, lots of moving parts. susan is live in philadelphia with the latest. i understand that our team tried to talk with the swimming club president, that didn't work out so well. >> reporter: that's right. they were trying to get down to the bottom of comments that were allegedly made to a news media outlet in which he said that the children with turned away using the terms reportedly, quote, because of their complex and atmosphere. now, another board member has come forward to say that those comments were misconstrued that it was a matter of space, not race. that, however, seems to be in direct conflict with the director of the daycare center. i interviewed her extensively. her name is alethea wright. she explained to me she got her money back and a phone call from the board of directors of the swimming club and he said to her that he was embarrassed about what had happened and that he went and held an emergency b

aparentally that club has invited the group back. the valley club, south side pennsylvania, voted yesterday to try to work things out with the day camp. kids in the camp, remember, said they heard white club members make racist comments during a visit last month. >> kind of, like, said that, like, people are still thinking like -- thinking like this when ifltd like these days is over. >> now, the club denied they discriminated against the camp, and the director says the camp was turned away because of overcrowding and safety concerns. pennsylvania officials, though, are investigating the discrimination allegations. and senator arlen spectcter is asking the justice department to look into the matter as well. > >>> nasa is hoping the fifth time will be the charm. storms kept the shuttle from launching last night. saturday the problem was lightning. whether may be an issue, though, later today. doesn't look like it at the moment from these pictures, but two launch attempts were scrubbed last month because of a hydrogen gas leak. the crew

. >>> pop star justin timberlake has a country club in tennessee. the course polls 18 holes of challenging golf but it was designed with the environment in mind. >> i was able topose the question, is it possible for a golf course to actually be green? and i'm sure you all know what i mean, which is eco friendly. >> but what makes itco friendly is the state-of-the- art drainage system and the construction helped restore habitat. >>> no sneakers on this basketball court. walter reed played host to a wheelchair basketball tournament this week. the wounded warriors battled teams from the national rehabilitation hospital and d.c. parks and recreation. we go court side. >> this is our first annual wheelchair basketball tournament. >> we have walter reed in bethesda versus the local wheelchair basketball team. >> i hope my -- i hurt my back in '06 and i've been here ever since. >> i like to think of it as the olympics on steroids. >> i love it. we're missing legs and limbs and yet we still find ways to do the same things they do. >> in we try to push our -

the club says it has a diverse, multi ethnic membership and deplores discrimination. it's president claims that several club members complained because the children changed the complexion and atmosphere at the pool. >>> starting today, some california banks will be saying, no to the state's ious. banks like wells fargo and bank of america says it has been long enough. the state says it will pay interest and redeem by october 2nd. >>> a trip through the toll booth almost put an ohio man in the dog booth for life. >> i put my hand in my hand and started to throw it to the toll booth. as i threw it, the ring flew off. >> he is talking about his wedding ring. he reported it missing and two hours later, a work certificate said they found it. the ring has been resized now. >>> funny but bob claims the same thing happened to him in the snow. >> the snow makes your fingers con dense. they make them smaller. so it gets a little loose. just like me, eat and you will get fat around your ring and it won't move. >> bob likes to eat pizzas on thursday night so he comes in with sodiu

the valley club has been sued by one parent and faces a suit from the club. and tyler perry is featured in "black in america ii." campbell brown reports. >> it upset him so much to hear about the story in philadelphia and he wanted the kids to remember for every mean thing, there are so many more people that want to do nice things for you. he wanted to be one of those nice people. and i'm sure the kids are thrilled. >> it upset a lot of people i think. >>> still ahead, shocking allegations by michael jackson's father. joe jackson names the people he blames for michael jackson's death and opens up about the tumultuous relationship he with his son. >> what do you say about all of the things said about you harmed michael as a child? >> that's a bunch of bull s. that's a bunch of bull s. >> straighten me out. >> that's not true. i think i'll go with the preferred package. good choice. only meineke lets you choose the brake service that's right for you. and save 50% on pads and shoes. meineke. >>> welcome back to the most news in the morning. disturbing claims of

. >>> an a swim club in one philelphia suburb is still knee deep in troubled waters, you might say. a class action complaint has been filedgainst the club based on allegations of racism and discrimition. the lawsuit targethe valley swim clubin huntington valley, pennsylvania. an african-american m allegg that her fur children were denied swimng privileges because of the colorof their skin. the suit also says th other camps heard club mbers make racist remas. the presid of theclub's board of directors has apologized, saying tt it was a sunderstanding and that this was a safety issue, not one about race, even thou his original statementaid that the kids would change the complexion the cb itself. >>> andow to the latest on e space shuttle "endeavo." nasa managers a aiming far liftf today. a series of lightning strikes near the launch pad caused shutmanagers to lauh the shuttle's launch. buwhat a differenca day makes. let's t the latest from our friend, c's jay barberie live ce canaveral what's the latest, sir? >> reporter: well, friend, tamron, th latest is everything is looking greatow her the un's up this morng,

the club has apologized saying they simply couldn't handle the size of the crowd.egulators are now investigating. >>> and, finally, she may not be old enough to drive, but a 15-year-old california girl has become the youngest african-american female pilot to fly across the country. kimberly landed a single engine plane saturday with one of the famed airman by her side. kimberly's trip took 13 days to complete with a little turbulence along the way. next on her flight list, doing it all by herself, going solo. now back to lester and jenna. she doesn't want to be a pilot at all, she wants to be a heart surgeon. she has a big career ahead of degrees in new orleans. and we have girl scouts, but no cookies. now, here's lester. >>> thanks. coming up, an adorable 2-year-old girl who went temporarily missing while playing a game of hide and seek. where she was? we'll have a surprising answer where she was? we'll have a surprising answer right after these messages. ng to go in the middle of a ballgame and then not being able to go once i got there. and going at night. i tho

the club says it was because of overcrowding, noise, safety, not racism. one parent has already filed a discrimination lawsuit. that's likely on hold now that the club has made its new offer and the camp's lawyer says the group is considering it. so that's where we are right now. >> okay, richelle, thanks for the update. we want to know what's next? apology accepted? joining us to talk about it, fred tecce, former federal prosecutor. but on the phone, christine pemableton, her son was at the pool. she's not with us right now? we're getting her back in a second. okay. real, real quick, fred to you, then we'll talk to christine. what does the apology mean as this plays out? >> know what, mike, i'm not sure what it means. to invite these children back to this pool, part of the problem was that the members of the club made racial comments. and so unless you're going to invite them back and the members are going to turn out en massee and make these children feel welcome, as far as i'm concerned, a welcome back is an empty promise. i think it would be worse if those children w

the club has apologized saying they simply couldn't handle the size of the crowd.gulators are now investigating. >>> and, finally, she may not be old enough to drive, but a 15-year-old california girl has become the youngest african-american female pilot to fly across the country. kimberly landed a single engine plane saturday with one of the famed airman by her side. kimberly's trip took 13 days to complete with a little turbulence along the way. next on her flight list, doing it all by herself, going solo. now back to lester and jenna. she doesn't want to be a pilot at all, she wants to be a heart surgeon. she has a big career ahead of her. >> janice is standing by with another check of the weather. good morning, jans >> a sweet 16th birthday. happy birthday, what is your name marilyn, great. are you having fun in new york? what is your favorite thing about new rk. >> we went and saw "wicked" on broadway. is wt rhaou y other favorite thing? >> "today" show. >> let's see what's going on around the nation today. strong storms going on parts of the central plains an

. >> greg: john, has a strip club ever approached any other show at fox news to challenge them to a - i can safely say no. you hold the record. >> greg: that makes me happy. anna, when you worked at score, did you ever have a company softball team? >> i never worked at scores. i'm terrible at softball but i'm a little hurt i wasn't invited. >> maybe next time. i think we will do volleyball and yellow. if you have a comment on the show e-mail us at redeye@foxnews.com. to leave a voice mail call 212-462-5050. and still to come, the halftime report from tv's andy levy. tonight's halftime report is sponsored by the foxtrot. the ballroom dance often said to have taken the name from its inventor vaudeville actor harry fox but its exact origins remain unclear. thanks, foxtrot. can't see and could easily ignore -- post-menopausal osteoporosis. please, don't ignore it. because osteoporosis means that over time, your bones gradually become weaker and can break more easily. see the weakness here? there is something you can do about it. call 1-800-316-4952 now for your free information kit. you'l

club. >> it has been a sunny and warm day across most of the area, but we're going to look out for more thunderstorms tonight. >> the latest developing in the weather sister is it feels like summmm -- the weather center is it looks like summe s start west of the mro area. a heavy showers developing, but we will shift to our storms began to tell you where are based storms e. all day long it hasbeen going inhen utsoasiaviviinrg. heavy showers and storms. some severebu too l wbu t look go wu the storms dvee in maryland. s 56 chan elwft ol,torms s well, hot and humid. lots of over 80's. what is happening next? we will swer that in the forecast in a few minutes. >> coming up at 5:00, a woman who opens her doors to strangers is found brutally killed. >> many kids go to camp, but not like this one. it is dediced to helping them express themselves. >> the final words sara pailin express for her supporters as alaska government reagan and not -- alaska's governor. >> if we don't act, medical bills will wipe out their savings. if we don't act, she'll be denied coverage becae of a pre-existing condition. and he

club long-term and short-term. i think we're going to be active. there has been a lot of feelers from ball clubs.going to hot up. if there is a deal to be made, we're going to make it. >> how are things coming along and august 17th, i think, you have the -- are things progressing? >> we're not going to discuss the negotiations. i would say that things are progressing as they should be. we're optimistic to get the deal done. >> that -- [ indiscernible ] have a great college record and negotiati. how does that work out? well, you have to keep an open line of communication. scott and i have had a good relationship in the past and did deals in the past. >> finally, you have the interim label on your job title as well. how do you get that removed? >> i consider myself the permanent general manager, i work every day like i am. i have taken ownership. you can come to work every day and do the job you're paid for and that is how i take it, day- by-day and do the best job i can. >> thank you, mike. here we are now, first-round action of the british open at turnbury in scotland. watching one of the a 5-und

has a closer look at the drug. >> it used to be very popular on the club scene. it has spilled out onto the streets. sinclair's family says he had taken several dozen e pills that day. that's enough to cause violent behavior, experts say. shawn sinclair's family says the drug ecstasy fueled a gun battle that turned the father of five out of control. this is exclusive home video of him after a shoot-out that injured two officers. >> i found out that day that he had consumed 306 them and he was just irrational. there was no talking to him. >> reporter: sinclair's friend told wjz he was suicidal. >> six, seven pills and then he left. he kept telling me i love but it's time for me to check out. >> reporter: ecstasy can cause depression, anxiety, paranoia and suicidal thoughts. >> we grabbed him and took him in, to help him get off these drugs. >> reporter: you are going to lose your mind. >> you are going to b psychotic. >> reporter: mike gimble says the drug depletes serotonin, a chemical in the brain that regulates mood and behavior. >> they look like candy. and they're stamped, the mtv, the mitts bus

club told us to leave. since then, the story has swept through the national media, and now, finally, the club's president john their side of the story to our own susan candiotti. >> we severely underestimated the number of children and our capacity to handle these groups. we were not prepared for it. and that's the only reason it was a safety issue and that's the only reason that the children we felt it was not safe for them to be here. i think it's important for everyone in the nation to know that this is totally untrue and it's unfounded. and this is not what we represent here at the valley swim club. >> what would you say to the little boy who you saw cry, the youngster that couldn't believe that this kind of thing was happening in this day? >> well, like i said, the week before, you know, he was here with his class. we were kidding around together. you know, i was making jokes with him. it was miss wright's son who actually i had spoken to about the camp coming. i would tell him that i apologize deeply for any misunderstanding. it was never our intention to hurt anyone or for anyone to be offended here. a

has done that. hanley ramirez carrying this ball club. let's go down to south florida and we'll go talk tobob carpenter and rob dibble. when you face a guy like hanley ramirez, you know if he is not going to knock your lights out, he'll do some damage to you. >> ray: we have not been in a situation to pitch around him. bob mentioned runners on first and third, maybe not pitching to that guy. listen, the ballgame dictates that. if that is the hottest hitter in the league, he and pujols -- and ramirez is not quite what pujols is yet but he is what alex rodriguez is. he is going to be that. i think he is just as strong. he is faster. this kid is a special. >> . >> bob: . >> johnny: younger. >> ray: he is a younger player. but this kid does a lot of things that many people don't do. dibbs talks about it. you don't hit the ball that way. only occasionally. that's a big man's ballpark. happen lee was leading off and they put him in the 3 hole and he responded by being a big rbi guy. if he has runners in scoring position, he runs an r before i t

two other unidentified day camps, both nonminority also got the boot. >> reporte now, the valley club hasn statement only denying race had anything to do with its decision. the statement reads in part, quote, we underestimated the capacity of our facilities, our valley club deplores discrimination in any form, so in essence, tony, they are saying this was about space, not race. i also spoke at length with the wife of this -- of a gentleman who negotiated the contract, and she said if there's one point i want you to make, she insisted, my husband is a kind man. she said in her view, this is not a story. this was a matter of overcrowding. they just couldn't handle it, and others were discouraged to end their contract. their contracts were canceled also. clearly, this is a group that feels it would simply go away. the investigation by the human rights commission, i don't think it's going to. >> susan, we can barely hear you. what's going on with all the construction around? is that on purpose, or was that just a coincidence? >> reporter: it's a very busy street, tony. >> all right. thank you

now a discrimination lawsuit has been filed against a swim club. that suit says the club discripple nated against the -- discriminated against the children because they're black and hispanic. that was made out of safety consideration because there were too many children in the swimming pool. protestors lined the streets for a third consecutive day. >> if those children felt discriminated against, it is so sorriful to us. -- sorry rowful sorriful to us -- sorrowful to us. >> we shouldn't be treated different because we're all people. >> the club had refunded the camp's money and the children don't want to go. >>> sheriff's deputies arrested three people for the murders of two people but they believe as many as eight others may have been involved. the billings were shot to death while nine of their special needs children were at home with them. the couple had devoted their lives to helping children with disabilities. >>> and there is new information in tonight's michael jackson case. toxicology reports could be completed this week. also, last week 9n

has invited them back. lastly, the children were denied swimming privileges after they had already paid their money. president of the clubays members voted last night to reinvent the students, but the camp director has indicated that the offer is now >> too late> in an interview that could only be described as odd, the father of sarah palin's grandson praised the alaskan governor in one breath and accused her of lying the next. he appeared on the today show this morning to talk about why he thinks governor palin is resigning. he says she spoke of cashing in on her new fame to the tune of millions of dollars, something she could not do as governor. he also said she returned home from senator john mccain's failed presidential campaign a changed woman. >> running for vice president is totally different from the governor. cameras every day. she had secret service, you name it. after that, it was all gone. i just think that it definitely got to her head. >> when asked if he would vote for governor palin for president, johnston told and currie know. meanwhile, the palin camp calls the claims fiction. >> very odd. there is a gr

it seems like whenever manny's team has gotten ahead of this ball club, they have an immediate answer. that's on the outside corner. tim welke gives you the call and the count. >> rob: when you list ton debbi taylor tawkt talk, i looked back. he wednesday to mepts mets, giants, mets again, tampa bay rays, yankees and now this lineup. come on, he's from ohio. he's a tough kid. >> bob: he's a dayton flyer. >> rob: dayton flyer. well, we won't tell people that. >> bob: so best times i had visiting different campus around the country at the u. d. arena. that's a great campus, great place for basketball and athletics. right on ed win moses boulevard. here is jorge cantu who popped up to nick johnson first time up. stammen got ahead of him and overmatched him with a nice breaking ball loewer low and away. count is even, 1-1. phillies in atlanta now tied 1-1 bottom of the fourth up in georgia. >> rob: i am blown way by thatstatisticment one home run his last 187 at-bats. you said last night you would think he'd run into at least a few. >> bob: yeah. >> rob: run into a couple especially at th

the club claims it ws about safety and space. >> unless there has been additional footage added to the pool, i don't see how we can return. >> reporter: they will file a lawsuit in federal court this week and asking the club to honor several wishes by the cp. >> we want the resignation of every board member of the club, including the chairman of the board. we're asking for the removal of any members of the club who participated in the incident. >> and one parent says they will hold off on serving a sumons to the valley club but th're class-action lawsuit has been assigned to a judge. they're waiting to hear from creative steps to serve their sumons. >> if they are satisfied with the offer, then we would be prepared to recommend to with dah -- withdraw the lawsuit. >> and that was shawnette wilson reporting. the camps $1,900 was refunded. >>> tucker is back with a look at our weather. it is really nice outside. >> a little bit of rain in the forecast later this week. but let's enjoy it while we have because mother nature is dishing up very nice weather for us. >> it's perfect. the most

the woman has not been identified. but the club's video cameras did capture her image. detectives believe she freaks the edgewood area of harford county. >>> supreme court nominee sonia sotomayor wrapped up her testimony today before the senate judiciary committee. the panel also heard from witnesses, including a group of connecticut firefighters. sotomayor ruled against the firefighters in a discrimination lawsuit. that decision was reversed by the supreme court. the firefighters testified against her, but the judge is expected to become the first hispanic to sit on the high court. >>> a warm one out there today with higher humidity. taking a look at some of the temperatures, and the feel-like temperatures at cecil community college, glen burnie high school, veterans elementary in ellicott city and winters mill high school. definitely feeling warm out there. now for the next couple of hours, look for partly cloudy skies. a few showers up to the north and southern p.a. and also in northern delaware. our temperatures will be in the upper 80s for the next couple of hours.

club. the social networking site has just hit a major milestone, 250 billion members. >>> major league baseballction today. the all-star break is over. >>> the british open is underway right now in scotland. and with other sports, here's mike yam at espn news. >> good morning, guys. we start with the tour de france. and stage 11 over in europe. an american yet to win a stage so far in this year's tour. 192 kilometers long. mostly a flat stage until the final sprint which is actually uphill. lance armstrong, coming in stage 11 in third place. a good wave to the crowd. there it is. five kilometers to go. martin sappa and johann van somerhon, five kilometers to g. it's a sprint to the finish. flies to the front of the back. gets his second-straight stage win. his fourth overall. let's look at the standings. lance armstrong sits third overall. so far for this year's tour. thursday's 12th stage is a 131.4-mile trek. it has six, small hills. once again, the sprinters should have an edge. >>> to the association. little summer league action, as the bulls and bucks. james johnson, drafted 16th overall f

club. something has to be done within the clubhouse but it has to be the players that do it. >> former majorher rob dibble was spot on. the news of manny's firing certainly comes as no surprise to manny himself. he sat down at lunch with me more than a month ago and talked about he would react should it come to this. >> i did have a job before i came over here. you know, life goes on. i control my attitudes and emotions and give the best every single day to make this club better. that's all i can do. the rest i can't control. you know, when and if they decide that i'm not the right guy to continue to build this franchise, you know, i'll have to respect their decision and that still will always be thankful that they gave me this opportunity which is great for me. >> the last job manny acta held before the nationals was third base coach for the mets. he said today that now it's time for family. that's what he's focusing on in this time. >> a class act. >> he really is. he really is. unfortunately he had to take the fall. >> appreciate it. >>> still ahead tonight, jonas brothers mania hits d.c.