il group. itill it bea special group. and you can see who states th r case to make the team friday right here on 9. past redskins preceded by a tailgate part. right here on 9. >>> jim riggleman said he was looking forward to going back to nats fields. he managed the cubs prosecute 1995 to 1999 and said he lots of memories albeit his last memory was getting fired. so you've got to believe he wanted to stick them at least a little bit. nats and cubs tonight. josh willingham who has the upper body of lou ferignon. first grand slam of that young man's career is well done. then in the 8th our buddy lou again. two men on. second of the game. seven home runs between these two teams tonight as the nats beat down the cubs 15-6. meanwhile the os up at the dome. this is former league mvp justin morneau and that's how he got to be the league mvp. up and over the hefty bag out there in right his 29th. os and twins decide at 6 in the 9th. with that it is time for our weekly look at the excellent and not so excellent in the world of spo

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south korea is honoring former president kim due jong, and north korean leader kim jong-il sent a groupversation remained a secret, but it's considered a sign that the reclusive north is softing its tone. four prison inmates are still in the hospital following the riot in kentucky. they torched six buildings and 700 inmates bused to different prisons. other housed in temporary quarters. officials are not saying what started the riot. no law enforcement officials were hurt. and there's a massive wildfire that has forced more than 10,000 people to evacuate areas near athens greece this morning, officials declared a state of emergency and so far no casualties reported, but dozens of homes have been destroyed and officials say flames are threatening 2,000 archeological sites. the vacation on the vineyard is on tap for the first family. the obama vacation delayed because of hurricane bill. they're headed out for a week long get away, president obama's first official vacation since taking office and scheduled to arrive on the vineyard at about 3 p.m. eastern. that island will not know what hi

it doesn't say to terrorist groups or rowing states, if you grab some americans, you can extract a pretty high price and in this case for kim jong-il, at a minimum the price was high level visit by a former president, and husband of the current secretary of state. and, an enormous boost in his prestige as well as a chance to get some messages directly back to president obama. we don't know whether there were other terms, i'm not going to speculate on that. i think this alone was sufficiently bad for the people to be worried about, the long term effect for other americans. >> everybody of course want to see those two young women returned home safely to their families, how would you have gone about securing their return and their release? >> well, i think you have to look at the possibilities of working harder with china, i certainly hope the administration was doing that. it is a very, very difficult situation, and, not someone that you can guarantee a quicker return through other methods but, look at what is now -- has now happen to the three american hikers who have now been transported with this border from iraq where they steppe

il and former president bill clinton. and police in the city of melbourne have arrested four people they saider plapping to carry out a suicide attack. a human rights groupccused india police of torture. police believe they are above the law. it also suggests officers are being outwilted by criminals. reporting from delhi, is our reporter. >> if you cross the police in india, this is what can happen. the man is a doctor protesting about his home being demolished. this brutality is open and widespread here, accepted as a way of controlling this country's massive population. his brother is beaten savagely too. the worst can happen. she is mourning her husband. he was shot dead with three friend wile celebrating his wedding. police said the many were petty thieves. the officers who killed them were given cash reward. >> we should be allowed to kill the policeman the way they killed our kids he tells me. the government should make an example of them so this never happens again. but abuse is widespread. here a police woman beats a man using a belt. >> there has to be a clear signal that police will be prosecuted when they commit criminal behavior. they have t

i promise myse and promised myself i will not look up and il not look up a see where we hasuch a wonderful time and we had said jade greet group people i promise myself that in the and it always look up and i am so proud i worked at such a great place. thank you very much [applause] >> whos it the u.s. represents the u.s. treasury? that they are supposed to oversee? there was a woman appointed years ago she started to point* all the loopholes where the money was disappearing within our government and she was silenced and removed the issue was finding out where it was going. our government does not want us or did not want to hurt to find it. and still does not want us to know. dow was will then it in a great position of power and was silenced. >> there are state attory general's every state has an attorney general. those or relieve the chief financial regulator almost the secretary of the treasury they're the most important person in that state in charge of regulation. there have been a lot of state torney generals who have tried to get involved are very tive attorney general's have tried to point* out the horrible business pra

il to south korea's president. the two koreas remained in a state of wear since 1963. >>> america's largest car dealership group is pulling out of the cash four clunkers program early. auto nation saying it is owed $45 million in government rebates for 11,000 cars is sold under the program. the group wants some time to report the sales before the program ends on monday. i'm lauren sivan in new york. we now head back to "geraldo at large." you are watching the most powerful name in news, fox news. back to geraldo, live at martha's vineyard. >> geraldo: as of right now, the surf although higher than normal is still nor faroe showers. this is 8:30 eastern time. the true impact of the storm not anticipated until about 2:00 in the morning. surf's up. right now just a wonderful night for surfing. although the beaches are all closed up and down the coast. and i don't mean to make light of it. all right, now, it is 10:30 eastern time and the wind is fresh, the rain comes and goes. you can see it is pushing the boat and the stern line is very tight as the wind now from the northeast pushes voyager off the dock. from martha

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il arrived in south korea today. they were there to mourn the former south korean president kim day jhung. the groupf high-level officials laid a wreath at a memorial for the former president, who died on tuesday. kim brokered the first summit between the two koreas in 2000. the north korean delegation will not stay for kim's funeral on sunday. but they will meet with the south's unification minister. the season's first atlantic hurricane lost steam as it moved closer to bermuda. hurricane bill with winds of 110 miles per hour was on track to move between the atlantic island and the east coast of the u.s. tomorrow. high waves battered bermuda's coastline and islanders stocked up on supplies. the storm is not expected to hit the u.s. but forecasters warned of dangerous riptides and waves along the eastern seaboard. >> lehrer: and still to come on the newshour tonight: civilian casualties in afghanistan; and brooks and marcus. that follows our second economy story. as we heard, federal reserve chairman ben bernanke defended some major government interventions of the past year. but those actions have s

. >> kim jong il pardoned them after a face-to-face talk with former president bill clinton. >>> intelligence officials say the group'sn was likely killed in a u.s. missile strike on wednesday. they're sending authorities out to confirm reports. that he's been buried. they want dna evidence. mehsud had ties to al qaeda and is expected in the assassination of benazir bhutto. >>> a father has now taken dog the tattered flag. >> it's an honor that my father flew the flag and stayed with his promise to me. when i put it up there we never imagined that it was going to tear or anything like that. i guess through the weather and it just took a good beating and stuff. >> the father plans to pass along the tattered flag to his grandchildren. >>> an airline executive says the pilot who caused a deadly plane crash in new york should not have been flying. 50 people died. later we found out the pilot had failed five pilot tests, but only told his boss about one. yesterday an executive from colgan's parent company said if they had known that he would not have been in the seat. >>> mourners gathered near pittsburgh to remember the w