what of that wolf hound at your back? and then a poem that is for mahmud darlish called the dream of narcissus. the dream of narcissus, that there would be a silence loud as time. the dream of the writer that there could be a silence loud as time, the dream of time that rest might come, the dream of rest, that unrest might arise. the dream of the palm, the pilgrims would enter the village. the dream of the village, that they depart with their palms and the house dreaming of his leveling and the exile as well, the dream of night that the day would be purified, the dream of day that the dark would be lifted, and the dream of the dream but who is to speak of this? i don't think this needs to be explained, it's called mad man with broom. the realist crows return at earliest morning. and the madman with broom, madman in his night shirt with a broom, he, too, returns. he thinks to roust the crows from the mulberry boughs by jabing and swirling his broom, by crazily twirling his broom in the wet summer air and hurling curses sky

. >> ♪ you ain't nothing but a hownt dog ♪ hound dog ♪ >> and another death in the music world, jerryr who wrote "hound dog" who elvis turned into a hit and yakityy, yak. >> they worked together since they were 17. they also wrote stand by me and "love potion number 9". he died of heart failure at the age of 78. >> tonight hurricane irene is gaining strength and heading to the united states. nasa captured images of irene as it made landfall over puerto rico. they flooded streets and knocked out power to a million people. irene is now a category two hurricane with 100 mile per hour winds. they say it could increase as it passes over the bahamas and slams into the united states. >>> and of course meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking irene very closely for us. she is here with that in the forecast. it is headed to the southeastern united states. >> that's right, dan. and it is going to become a major category 3 hurricane as it continues along that path. let me start you off with the current situation. it is passing the northeastern dominican republic. it is a category 2. th is the fir

they wrote classics like "hound dog" for elvis pressly. they joined us that talk about their memoir called "hound dog." let me start with ow how music impacted you as kids. you were you grew up in queens and you grew up in baltimore. >> i think the first piece of music i ever heard that i really loved "dances" by straws. i played that -- di strauss. i played that and i would just keep playing it and playing it. then i heard "boogie boogie when i was eight years old. i went to a summer camp in new jersey and it was -- it was a totally interracial camp back in 1940. tavis: that is rare. >> very rare. very unusual. and very left wing of course at that time because anything that was interracial was considered subversive and left wing. and paul would come up and sing to us and woody guthrie. really subversive. tavis: but you got exposed to such an eclectic. >> i heard a young black pianist. he was a teenager. i was 8 years old. he was playing "boogie woogie" and he just nothinged me out. he thought he was a-- knocked me out. he thought he was a

merely broken a rigid and time-honored code of our society, a code so severe that whoever breaks it is hounded from our midst as unfit to live with. she is the victim of cruel poverty and ignorance but i cannot pity her. she is white. she understood full well the enormity of her offense, but because her desires were stronger than the code she was breaking she persisted in breaking it. she persisted, and her subsequent behavior is something we have all known at one time or another. she tried to put the -- she did something every child has done. she tried to put the evidence of her offense away from her, but in this case she was no child hiding stolen contraband. she struck out as her victim of necessity. she must put him away from her. she must remove him from her presence, from this world. she must destroy the evidence of her offense. what was the evidence of her offense? tom robinson, a human being. she must put tom robinson away from her. tom robinson was her daily

about 20 years ago, the democratic chair of the ways and means committee were hounded by seniors to make small medical co-pay. they chased him and surrounded his car. the chairman fled to a gas station where he found his driver and made his getaway. his medicare reform was repealed and for the next 25 years, most politicians duck the issue until congressman ryan's proposal. >> doing it this way makes it solvent. >> john: congressman was hounded too in his own district. democrats say his medicare plan is why this woman won a special congressional election recently because she promised she would >> not decimated medicare. >> john: after she won her supporters command. >> yes, we are all future seniors, that is for sure. >> the message they get don't touch it especially medicare. in fact don't cut anything. give it's more stuff. >> roads and bridges. >> a we're all citizen lobbyists. >> citizen lobbyists descend on washington. >> we went to d.c. to the most recent budget session to find out where the budget grows. >> i've been attending a number of hearings but most of them are appropriatio

charge of suppressing the haitian revolution was to go to cuba, and he purchased a pack of blood hounds, trained to eat human flesh. they're about the size of small horses and said the war against the haitian slaves can only be won if we kill every last slave on the island can we ever ensure that france will return to sovereignty on that eyeland. so he brings in the blood hounds, trained to eat human flesh, with the thought these dogs will help exterminate the rebels. unfortunately, dogs have terrible color vision, and after eating several french soldiers, the general cancelled the experiment. i thing this will give you some hint that what the environment was like. just level of violence, and what it meant when the general said, we prefer to be storm senated rather than lose our place as one of the world's free people. what might this have to do with louisiana? it's no coincidence the louisiana purchase happened in the exact same year as haiti finally won its independence. napoleon was said have to slammed the fable said damn sugar, why do i need louisiana? is a backwards bread basket.

that's the question that's hounding ed lee everywhere he goes these days. supervisors appointed him interim mayor in january to replace gavin newsom. lee was at the dedication of a revamped at&t store this morning when the question, once again, came up. have you made the decision and haven't announced it or -- >> i have not made the decision but i'm giving myself this weekend to do so. >> reporter: lee has until august 12th to file his papers. if he wants to put his name on the november ballot, otherwise he can go back to his hold job as city administrateert -- city administrator. >>> it's been a vol law till day on -- volatile day on wall street. factory orders are considered a defactor in business investment plans. shortly after the opening bell, the institute of supply and management, at the service -- indeath, fell -- index fell. they cover a range of industries such as healthcare retail and financial services. economists had expected a slight increase. the dow jones opened slightly higher but fell almost 200 points shortly after the news. it's since ga

i told him about my insomnia, the vomit i would mysteriously find on my chest and the voices that houndedery night and weekend. i wasn't prepared for what he was going to tell me. >> well, it sounds like you have children. [laughter] >> you're saying i have children? and tragically, through unprotected intercourse, i had transmittedded children to my wife. >> i just don't know what to do. you know, i feel like i can't even use bar soap around here without getting pregnant. >> you always hear about it happening to other people, but you never think it's going to happen to you. it's just so sad. hey, put those down! >> those are daddy's "star wars" toys. >> you're ruining it! it's so sad. i had to fight this disease. in my sleepless nights of research, i discovered children are a degenerative condition which affect every race across the globe. and similar to her pease, you are stuck with children for the rest of your life. but right when all hope was lost, tv doctor, dr. lamb, informed me of an experimental procedure that could prevent future outbreaks. >> the urologist will just make a litt

. >>> ♪ you ain't nothing but a hound dog crying all the time ♪ ♪. >> and jerry who wrote with mike houndhe will advice made famous and yack yack for the coasters. >> ♪ take out the paper and the trash or you don't get ♪ . >>reporter: they worked together since they were 17. they also wrote standby me and love potion no. 9. classic. jerry died of hairt heart failure at the age of 78. mike is still alive. >>> come up next. story about people leading fuller live and the dog that is helping them get there. 7 news at 9:00 continues inininin , our planes start flying when it's dark. and they don't stop flying until it's dark again. flying all day, every day. you deserve our best. that's why there's so many flight options. [ webber ] southwest airlines has seven daily nonstop flights from the bay area to chicago midway to fit your schedule. ♪ hey, we're on your schedule, not ours. there will be another one back here in a second, just watch. what did i tell you -- there's another one. [ ding ] ♪ [ female announcer ] because you never stop improving your recipe... we never stop improving ours. we

outside of tibet, the himalayan hounds are now overrunning the markets in beijing. prices start at $3,000. some sell for more than $30,000. this buyer is from the northeastern city of habin. >> translator: this is a brave and attractive looking tibetan dog. i'm really happy to buy it. >> reporter: the canine trade is booming. there are more than 100 markets like this across the country. this 44-year-old keeps 10 tibetan mastiffs in beijing. this 2-year-old male is his favorite, and most expensive. $77,000. >> translator: this one has thick legs and big eyes. this pedigree of tibetan dog is not easy to come by. it is very precious. >> reporter: he rented 1,000 square meters of ground next to his home for their exclusive use. a walker caters to all their needs. it costs $43,000 a year to feed his dogs and pay the staff. in tibet, these proud beasts stood watch for their masters. here, it is the mastiffs that have to be protected. a security guard patrols the compound around the clock. have now become a status symbol of the affluent. >> reporter: a growing price is bei

outside of tibet, the himalayan hounds are now overrunning the markets in beijing. prices start at $3,000. some sell for more than $30,000. this buyer is from the northeastern city of habin. >> translator: this is a brave and attractive looking tibetan dog. i'm really happy to buy it. >> reporter: the canine trade is booming. there are more than 100 markets like this across the country. this 44-year-old keeps 10 tibetan mastiffs in beijing. this 2-year-old male is his favorite, and most expensive. $77,000. >> translator: this one has thick legs and big eyes. this pedigree of tibetan dog is not easy to come by. it is very precious. >> reporter: he rented 1,000 square meters of ground next to his home for their exclusive use. a walker caters to all their needs. it costs $43,000 a year to feed his dogs and pay the staff. in tibet, these proud beasts stood watch for their masters. here, it is the mastiffs that have to be protected. a security guard patrols the compound around the clock. have now become a status symbol of the affluent. >> reporter: a growing price is bei

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even the partial list of what hilts jerry leiber left us with, hound dog, jailhouse rock, poison ivy, spanish harlem, take out the paper and the trash or you don't get no spending cash. jerry leiber dead at 78. >>> anxious moments at the private island owned by the wealthy british businessman richard branson and this involved the actress kate winslet who was there with her children. a lightning strike related to the oncoming hurricane irene started a fire that spread through the private island that branson purchased back in the '80s. branson said kate winslet scooped up his 90-year-old mother, rescued her from the flames. the main house burned to the ground, but thankfully, no one was injured. >>> when we come back here tonight, a new tribute nearly 50 years later for a man whose message changed the world. >> my four little children will one day live in a nation -- >>> in the nation's capital, a new memorial opened to the public today for the very first time and this coming weekend, it's possible half a million people will be there for the official dedication ceremony of the memorial

hounds of those dramatic events sits the subject of our special report next. central moscow moscow's regional k.g.b. headquarters. early morning of august the nineteenth one thousand nine hundred one . this is the officer and. the events of the day the could have reversed the country's history. it was an attempt to depose president mikhail gorbachev put his reforms on hold. tanks and other hardware but being moved into moscow. the city's key points have been taken over. or has the nineteenth nine hundred ninety one monday only in the morning teacher tatiana yakovlev or switched her t.v. on and saw the following picture instead of the usual programme in every channels broadcasting tchaikovsky's famous ballen. which i turned the t.v. on to check the latest news and i was so surprised to see swan lake everywhere i was switching the t.v. channels for a long time thinking maybe there was something wrong with my t.v. set. at the same time as the ballet pool cost more than seven hundred tanks and on the personnel carriers being stationed in the streets the plotters w

kazan progress to the champions league qualification be off by nine my glasgow rangers crush the hounds of. dreams russia's basketball squad continue preparations ahead of the euro championships in lift place in the final would guarantee david plotz team. the. sky's the limit launching nearing the biggest ever project or purse for liftoff and switch. let's get going with. our no one step away from making the group stages of the champions league the toughest on are facing off to make a qualifying playoff run and the routine went into their home leg with an advantage after last week's not. getting the ball rolling this time around nineteen minutes in before let's choose a couple of minutes from time to set stride right at the death stand consolation for the visitors so rabiner into friday's playoff draw where another like a fur awaits. scottish champions rangers meanwhile were jumpstart by momo following a bad temperature in sweden with a cursed petulance punished with rangers down to ten on time. well of it is reasonable to conclude minutes one one and i get the glasgow side would then b

and the authorities as they try to recreate or forward to it superficially you can see people being hounded quite severe sentences for often playing quite a minor role in the riots and the strangers because we may also you. need jerk reaction to people using social networking sites to say they want to have a riot even if they haven't followed up with organizing the right itself which is already i think dangerously alive in the distinction between action and speech so you have one of the cases where somebody was trying to organize a riot which obviously is a crime and something you want to deal with quite seriously but you have somebody else who said he wanted to organize a right didn't go to extreme lengths to try and organize that because it was a joy and he's been treated exactly the same severity. now it's big numbers big sales and so stopping starts at the max twenty eleven era so in moscow and our team is there. among those doing the limelight is the latest russian stealth fighter the two hundred fifty which debuted on wednesday it's lined up among the best in its class like america's

and stuff darts this will be the brazilians first not since their shock cup america departure the hounds are why in a quarter finals english based you look at david luis missile at three suspension and injury respectively in their absence all eyes will be neymar gallon so both some toss players on both in the sights of europe's top clubs nineteen year old neymar seeing the cup but disappointment behind the scenes. it was a very difficult copa america tournament and unfortunately we're into it's quite early and now we're must take the good experiences we have made it with us try to develop things further in the upcoming games and i have to devote myself to. brings us to tennis around amory's competitive preparations for this month's us open grand slam the final of the year suffered a blow when she was there the scot bowing out of the rogers cup in montreal following defeat to see. african kevin understand in the opening match of his tournament mary's less heralded opponent knocking out the two time defending champ in straight sets dropping just a game in the second six three six one how i

alex and i believe in doing good deeds because we have lots of children in this country who need to hound this year's match to future two periods of thirty minutes each and the crew who get to see the nearest stars from outside to hawkie world as well. we want to help the kids because i think it's on grateful to be in a position to help others and not give back as far as the match we want to win unlike last year we should be able to find a way to take victory as well have done these are reports of another suit not for us. let's switch to golf for thomas bjorn held his nerve in scotland to secure the johnnie walker championship crown the danish veteran fending off the competition in a five hold playoff for a twelfth european tour when you're in finishing the day on three under sixty nine mark foster george kotsay byrne why is burger a problem. which meant five extra holes bjorn but he kept swinging away as he watched weissberg ball drop out of contention on the first and second hole respectively foster exit next on hold for going closing in on its after kotsay missed birdie shots the forty