and henderson with a kick. looks like he was going for the haihail mary right, right now it seems like that's all he has going for him. >> the left hook landed a second ago and i thought the left hook would be a factor, once shields started running from the left hand. >> shields takes him down again but he scrambles. a reversal there. get on the inside. >> shields holding on. shields standing. smart fighter. >> he knows how to do what he does best, and rarely will you see him out of pocket. trying things that could get him in compromising situations. >> exactly. he knows what is at stake here, who he is up against, fighting a masterful fight right now and again, being down points but it is all now jake shields. >> shields andñr henderson interesting. dan has a lock on his hip, stopping him from advancing position and a lock on his arm, losing position. now henderson trying to get to his knees. here comes the scramble. jake has the leg and the, nice takedown. henderson has looked like a 39-year-old on his back t

today that's 5'10" texan julie henderson. >> jump on the horse, hon. here we go. that was nice.yes up. >> what was it like being on the horse? >> my biggest concern was staying on the horse. keeping my balance while leaning back while still showing the swimsuit and staying natural. >> maybe we can see the suit a little more, the body. i know it's hard to turn. just sit up, hon. or turn the horse? >> keep it real natural, as relaxed as you possibly can in this situation. >> smile, then turn your arm and then do this and do this. >> it was a little difficult to look natural because it's not natural to be on a horse in the middle of nowhere. >> but after that everything else is easy. >> yeah, exactly. everything else is easy after that. >> look here. >> it seems rather simple. point and shoot. but an entire year of planning, packing, and preparation goes into each of the six locations editor diane smith will visit for this issue. >> the job doesn't start or doesn't end. it is continuous. february comes out. march we are planning. april we're booking hotels. may, work out the photog

i love you, miss henderson. i love you. >> jimmy: that's nice. try it. >> yes. >> jimmy: when you went and tried it for the first time, when she encouraged you, how did it go? >> it didn't go well at all. man, i got on stage and i was so terrible. i remember the first time, i got up, as soon as i start talking, some drunk lady was in the front, she goes, "oh god. not another j.j." >> jimmy: really? >> and i didn't know how to respond. what did you say lady? i started yelling all that. i came off stage, my home boy best friend was on the floor crying laughing and -- it was crazy. >> jimmy: laughing for the wrong reasons. >> but i knew this was sometng i wanted to do, so, i just would go to the comedy clubs every weekend and study the headliners and watch how they were on stage and thank god i stuck with it, because y'all come out and see it. >> jimmy: no kidding. thanks to froggy. meanwhile, you're in this movie with a big all-star cast. you have chris rock, danny glover, tracy morgan. >> luke wilson. >> jimmy: he was here last night. i would assu

my name is simon henderson. i'm the director of the energy policy program here. it is one of those curious occasions here when i'm also a speaker. i hope i'll get the balance right. if i have to disagree with one or either aspect of myself. [laughter] with -- me today, to address this very important topic of too little, too late, nuclear security and the middle east, are gregory schulte and shortage perkovich. gregory schulte is the visiting fellow at the centers for the study of weapons of mass destruction. there is no way you can get that on one line. from 2005 to 2009, he served as the u.s. permanent representative at the international atomic energy agency in ve yena. -- in i have yena. -- in vee yena. george perkovich is the vice president of studies and director of the program for the endowment for international peace. he has done a lot of work over the years on nuclear issues and wrote a very good book on india. many years ago, which i refer to frequently. welcome to you both. i'm going to start by asking gregory schulte to speak and as a government employe

and david perno with a great high school football player for the legendary billy henderson, won a state championship. >> matt: nester at the plate. wall called on nester, 1-2 in this ball game. batted twice in the 2nd inning. finished it with a called strikeout. 1-0 to nester. and after the fastball, foul, 1-1. nester parker t only two right handers in the line up. clearly earls is a lefty. he has had a lot more success than swegman did. curve ball outside. didn't have the bite. 2-1. this is -- we talked about the 217th meeting of these teams. this is the 120th time that they met here in athens. georgia leads the series overall and here in the classic city, as well. 69-40. things not going their way here tonight. 2-1 pitch to nester. whipped into left field for a base hit. >> jeff: nester did a good job in 9 hole. really gives you an extra table. >> matt: when you talked about it, tonight obviously there are so many great new stadiums in the fcc. with the backdrop, the clemson, all the fields and lake in the background, i think these are two of the most beautiful settings in college bas

said save henderson to back to health and keane never forgot his kindness. you've been inflating or roadside within the mind of the type that come to his work is good sam error 10 with the profits. nearly $750,000. with this dramatic change in the circumstances washington but we counteract the less the same although he was a frequent guest in the capital of the king of the lobby was advocating his crown, pulling up stakes and to campaign for new york 20 years after he first went to town. excuse me. now when the chips, sam had a stationary with a compass pointing to what else? southwest, s. w., embossed in gold rather than the less expensive royal purple you see here in this 1872 letter to thomas bayard. my dear don tomas from the baird election here at the library. with money to spend, sam's gift giving took on staggering dimensions. the adobe said casks of olive oil, buzz of tabasco sauce, baskets of futuristic family and friends and strangers who met on the street. but now for his sister amy, sandpit of the mortgage on the california ranch that she loved.

settlersville, henderson and greensboro, rain coming down. east. makes way for clearing. through the overnight. so lining at the bigger picture here. we can see that the shower activity is pushing off to the east. and a little heavier aus get up to parts of new jersey. and back to the west. we have breaks in the clouds actually. that will allow for us to continue to get clearing as we see rain push east. and how much rain are we talking about? across the area, anywhere from a quarter of an inch, more around baltimore area. and it looks like a little less on the eastern shore. where the showers have lessened. we are sitting at 56 in baltimore. 55 in d.c.. and we will see the breaks in clouds. plenty of sunshine over the next couple of days here actually. it looks good. and see the temperatures in the lower 70s tomorrow. and it will feel good out there. closer look at what is coming our way for the weekend. in a bit. >> thank you, vytas. >> you can be in charge of your own personalized forecast. i-radar is available at foxbaltimore.com. use the

have crisscrossed the state of nevada holding t party meetings in reno, hawthorne, town of pine, henderson, las vegas, laughlin, when a mockup, e. lee, searchlight. we have spent a lot of time in the state. we have made a point to work with local tea party groups and talk to the people there and get their impressions of how they see the lay of the land and to work with these people who have emerged as leading contenders to challenge senator harry reid. senator harry reid is their top priority for defeat in the 2010 elections. -- is our top priority for defeat in the 2010 elections. in working with these individuals who want to replace senator reid, there was one individual who stood out head and shoulders above the rest. she is the leading anti-tax activist and has always stood up to the political establishment of both parties. she does not care if you do not like her for her views. she stands for or views because she knows in her heart that they're right. she is an advocate for the constitution, both for the state of nevada and at the the the level. as we were going through this level and

. >> geraldo: major heath henderson is the battalion xo. how do you build trust with the people? >> counter insurgency is about security for the people and once we can establish conditions where they feel secure and can resume a normal pattern of life and go about their lives. >> geraldo: how do you tell the good guys from the bad, colonel? >> it takes time. this is about building relationships. counter insurgency is about security for the people and it is about trust. when they trust us enough to really, really invest in the security force hire to include the coalition forces and the afghan forces then they will talk to us and trust us and build relationships and we will be able to tell who is who because they will tell us. >> geraldo: they will tell you. well, let's take a break. we'll be right back. >> as u.s. troops prepare to move the war in iraq to afghanistan, three massive suicide bombings rocked baghdad today, killing at least 42 people and wounding 230. our own dominic di-natale is there with the latest. >> we are just 500-yards away from the iranian embassy and we were

force middleweight champ jake shields was interviewed about his surprise win over martial arts dan hendersonther fighter demand ag rematch. that tipped off a huge brawl. the announcers tried to calm the situation down but it did not quite work of the broadcast went to commercial. one said, gentlemen, we're on live television that did not stop the fight. baseball scouts could soon be headed to new jersey to check out, get this, a 5-year-old. he swings away and consistently hits righty or lefty, pitches coming in at 85 miles an hour. he can field balls like nobody's business. his coach expects great things from this 5-year-old. >>> still ahead, toyota paying a record fine for not alerting u.s. officials about a dangerous pedal defect. the automaker said it did not break the law. could the judge in the casey anthony trial be taken off the case? we'll tell you what's going on with that big story. man: be kind to your eyes with transitions lenses. transitions adapt to changing light so you see your whole day comfortably and conveniently while protecting your eyes from the sun. ask your eyecare pr

henderson starves saxophonists hurt them for the first time in the 1924 and was stunned into speechesed, i stood silent feeling almost bashful asking myself if i would ever be able to attain a small part of louis armstrong's greatness. the trumpeter told of how the combination of louis' dazzling virtuosity and sensational brilliance of tone so overwhelms me that i felt as if i had stared into the sons i. such imagery came easily to those who heard armstrong in his house. the poet, a part-time jazz critic and lifelong fan praised him in similar terms, calling him something inexhaustible and unchanging, like the sun. even miles davis, who loads armstrong's clarity, knew the history of jazz radiated outward from the bell of his horn. he said, you can't play nothing on trumpet that doesn't come from him. i can't even remember a time when he sounded bad playing the trumpet, never. with spoke to these artists as it speaks to all those hearing armstrong for the first time is the combination of momentum and expansive lyricism that propelled his playing and singing alike. the force staccato qu

his name is seth aaron henderson. he's bursting into tears. >> i was sweating. >> you cried.thank you. >> how has it changed your life? >> every way possible. >> you had to keep quiet about it for two months. are you going to launch a new fashion line? >> yeah. i'm currently working on a manufacture and so on moving forward at larger scale. >> we're joined by two of your models and fashions. fantastic work. it must have been great to see them parade up and down the runway. >> yeah. there's no other feeling like it. >> and joining us also is michael kors, fabulous judge. you had the geoffrey bean lifetime award? >> yeah. very exciting. >> and women thank you for making women beautiful. >> at the end of the day, that's what it's all about. >> and what is it about seth's designs that put him over the top? >> i have to say, in all my years of judging, i haven't seen clothes so beautifully tailored. they're exciting but wearable at the same time. and he put on a fabulous show. >> do you have a philosophy? >> yeah. go big. go home. >> you said in that, sweaty, if not tearful moment

. >> there's henderson in the bullpen, one time ray, one time -- that ball hit to second base.s to pena for the out. orioles go three up, three down. matusz getting set to work. no score in the 1st. it's all in the pepperation. for me, pepperation is about getting in early to smoke your ribs low and slow over pecan wood chips for a sweet, smoky flavor. then i triple-baste them till they're fall-off-the-bone tender. this is shiner bock barbecue sauce i'm using. come in now for baby back ribs. choose 1 of 10 freshly prepared entrées plus an appetizer for just $9.99. only at chili's. it's all in the pepperation. let's wind 'em with precision. open our throttle to even more selection. and turn that savings swagger up full tilt. ♪ so when the time comes to bust open a can of doing... we've got all the tools for all the things we need to make 'em happen. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. we've made a special buy on spectracide weed stop. your choice for just $5.00 each. skunky beer? clear and green bottles t light, which can rn traditionally brewed beer sku

on the tea party express we have crisscrossed across the state of nevada holding rallies in reno, hendersonlas vegas, laughlin, searchlight. we have spent a lot of time in the state. we have made it a point to work with local tea party groups and talk to the people there and get their impressions about how they see the lay of the land. we also want to help emerging contenders to defeat harry reid. through this period of time and going to these communities and working with the individuals who wish to replace senator reid, there was one candidate who stood out above the rest. she is a four-time state assemblywoman and she has always stood up to the establishment of both parties. she does not care you do not like her for her views. she stands up for her views because she knows there are bright. she is an advocate for liberty and the constitution. as we realized as we realized, should we stay out of this primary or let the candidates of nevada sort this out and then get behind the eventual winner? we realize that because of an attitude like that, we allowed ourselves to have a congress where me

i can remember as a boy we moved from searchlight aeupbd then got a job in henderson where i was going to high school. we rented a home there, and we had a tv set, our first tv cement i -- tv set. i can remember way back then my mother watching a show called "as the world turns." it was a soap opera. i never watched it on purpose; passing by, i guess. she watched that whenever she could, any time she had a tv set. my wife as a young woman, young mother, to get away from the chores of taking care of those children of ours would watch "as the world turns." this soap opera went from my mother to my wife. mr. president, that show is still going on -- "as the world turns." this soap opera is never going to end, i guess. and i want everyone here in the senate to know that the negotiations we hear so much about are never going to end. we've got to get on this bill. my friends on the other side of the aisle should understand we have negotiated in good faith and we have tried, and we've got to get to this bill. negotiations are like "the world turns." the soap opera. they're never going to end