irvin was not going to talk to us. i spoke to every southern senator had a miss mary, miss barbara, somebody. i made nice with her before. and you have to remember, this is the way the segregation of the senate, the women were there plentifully, but never in senior positions. and i went and i said, you know, he's not going to talk to us, but can you tell me at the time he met with -- just before he made the announcement, who did he meet with? tommy corcoran, he was a famous washington fixer who represented howard hughes. i was stunned at this information. and two weeks later at a birthday party for dash, i think i had crutches and i cornered irvin in the corner and i said you just give me a little explanation about what you talked about with mr. corcoran that day when you cancelled hearings. well scott, his eyebrows were flapping, i don't know if you remember irvin, he creates quite a breeze. he said we talked about the future of the two-party system. and i thought about this. and i suddenly realized that was it. in th

jan irvine is a mix of secrets, shame, and desire. the desire that she has to find her half-brother. >> she said i am 90 years old, who knows how long i will live. you have a brother of living. i was so angry with my aunt and i went 30 years without ever knowing i had a brother living. >> we are with jan irvine as she searches records and knocks on doors trying to find your brother. tonight we will take you on her journey at 11. if you pay close attention to, you might be able to help her. >> much more ahead. >> it is induction day. can you say high and tight? the story is coming up. >> another big-name brands into an early surprise at wimbledon. we will show you the gets knocked out of the second round. >> ansome triple digit heat headed our way. baltimore temperatures in the 90's. thousands of new good paying jobs... all without raising taxes. that's what a world-class resort casino at national harbor would mean for maryland. but it won't be built unless lawmakers give us the right to vote on it this november. call 1-800-492-7122 an

robbery abatement team providing them with specific information about two incidents that occurred in irvine, california. an armed white male suspects driving a gray bmw had committed to armed bank robberies. the suspect had already proven himself dangerous and desperate when he attempted to run down responding deputy sheriffs in order to effectively escape from one of the bank robberies. using the gps, the getaway car was located in our city at one of this the park. -- beuna vista park. the suspects gray bmw was found precisely with gps. the car was legally parked and unattended. the robbery abatement team maintain surveillance of the -- of the vehicle for hours, but no signs of activity. park station please -- plain clothes officer under the direction of sergeant scott ryan and robert lieu adnd reyes observed. they noticed until lights were on and the sun roof was opened. officer lew quickly executed a u-turn and confirmed it was occupied by the suspect. officers immediately got out of the car, drew their weapons and began giving verbal commands. they identified themselves, told a suspect

for years, this picture haunted jan irvine. it is a picture of her mother. she has asked relatives why her mother looks so sad. good no one gave her an answer until this past february. good that is when her and spilled a tightly held family secret. >> i said, the you have any idea why my mother looks so sad? she said, you deserve to know that you have a brother living. >> she said during 1945 during world war ii, her mother was working and air-traffic controller on the night shifts. but there was a man with children. they had an affair. good she became pregnant. >> the brother convinced his sister to move in with him because she could not work and support a child. once she was there they convinced her to give up the baby. >> that baby has to be put up for adoption. this is a shameful thing. my aunt who kept the baby and put him up for adoption. good >> they went to maryland, searching for answers. they already found a live birth record, but they needed more answers. >> we wanted to know who he was, who he was adopted by, and what his history was. we could br

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watching sam irvin, a democrat and howard baker, a republican, coming together to investigate this and bringing the republican -- country together. and then we remember gerald ford, a simple republican, not the smartest guy in the world, who united the country. chris: the roll any campaign argues his press treatment has focused on his fullbackles and gaffes. as the campaign goes on forward will press treatment of romney improve? 11 say yes. one says romney never had bad press. that would be my thinking. we have june, july august before we have the big debates and the conventions. why will it get better in these months? >> there's another way to define better and that is more parity. an incumbent president has such an advantage to be a newsmaker, to be covered all the time. but to give both more time is in effect better for romney. chris: but the critique is that somehow the press jumped on him for saying things like i just got off the aircraft, the same sort of idiom he speaks in. would you call that trivial? >> i think it goes to who he is as a person. i think one reason why the cover

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i think she was talking about our main anchor, steve irvin. but he's not taking the credit for this either. >> did they just put you up because maybe you're the single guy in the newsroom and all the other hot reporters are not? >> i don't know if she was talking about me. i doubt it. we're trying to figure that one out. >> we contacted abc 15. they gave us you. so everybody around there thinks you're the hot guy. the news room at that time. >> is there any chance this was her attempt to score a date with her hotty reporter? >> oh, probably. >> we usually love it when people mention us by name. if someone is high on mushrooms, i don't know how that works. >> hey! who is that news guy on channel 15, the cute one? >> i mean, craziest story of the day for sure. probably the craziest story of the week. >> guys, i'm fine. i just wanted to climb a tree. >>> you can't beat cute kittens. watch this. >> wow. >> this little kitty finds its way on top of some pole fence and cannot be woken up, especially by its fellow kittens. a fellow kitten chews on it

patrol is looking for three men who badly beat up another driver last tuesday on interstate five in irvine. look at this fight. a witness shot this cell phone video of the assault. it started out as an argument, and it ended with the victim being repeatedly kicked in the head. it is right there by the freeway. but he was not badly hurt. >> i had no where to go other than either sit in the car and let him beat me up or a fight. it is the guys i grew up with. >> looks bad. he said he is not going to press charges. he is not saying what triggered the road rage melt down. >>> new fury over the botched gun running operation called fast and furious. for the first time president obama exerted executive privilege to stop the documents that the committee is demanding. they voted to site the attorney general for contempt of congress after he refused to hand over the documents. some house republicans say it wreaks of a cover up. >> that brings into question whether or not eric holder knew about it, and how much did the president know about this? >> you accuse them of a cover up for protecting the doc

patrol is looking for three men who badly beat up another driver last tuesday on interstate five in irvinet this fight. a witness shot this cell phone video of the assault. it started out as an argument, and it ended with the victim being repeatedly kicked in the head. it is right there by the freeway. but he was not badly hurt. >> i had no where to go other than either sit in the car and let him beat me up or a fight. it is the guys i grew up with. >> looks bad. he said he is not going to press charges. he is not saying what triggered the road rage melt down. >>> new fury over the botched gun running operation called fast and furious. for the first time president obama exerted executive privilege to stop the documents that the committee is demanding. they voted to site the attorney general for contempt of congress after he refused to hand over the documents. some house republicans say it wreaks of a cover up. >> that brings into question whether or not eric holder knew about it, and how much did the president know about this? >> you accuse them of a cover up for protecting the documents t

patrol is looking for three men who badly beat up another driver last tuesday on interstate five in irvineshot this cell phone video of the assault. it started out as an argument, and it ended withthe victim being repeatedly kicked in the head. it is right there by the freeway. but he was not badly hurt. >> i had no where to go other than either sit in the car and let him beat me up or a fight. it is the guys i grew up with. >> looks bad. he said he is not going to press charges. he is not saying what triggered the road rage melt down. >>> new fury over the botched gun running operation called fast and furious. for the first time president obama exerted executive privilege to stop the documents that the committee is demanding. they voted to site the attorney general for contempt of congress after he refused to hand over the documents. some house republicans say it wreaks of a cover up. >> that brings into question whether or not eric holder knew about it, and how much did the president know about this? >> you accuse them of a cover up for protecting the documents that he was prohibited by

it is inconceivable that irvin mcdowell, george mcclellan, ambrose burnside, or joseph hooker would have willingly given the cooperation that meade tendered for the rest of the war. from their first meeting, grant and meade sensed that they could work well together. mutual warmth and respect between the two officers was a major factor behind union successes in virginia in the last year of the war. in mid-march, grant returned briefly to the west. he had, by then, made a number of principled decisions. one, it was impossible to command all of the northern military forces from west of the mountains. nor was the capital an alternative. grant had been shocked when he first arrived in washington to find a congressional investigating committee still conducting sessions on why lee, eight months earlier, was not pursued with more vigor after gettysburg. grant's friend general sherman told him for god's sake and for your country's sake, come out of washington. as for members of congress, sherman later wrote his brother, "i hope grant will make it a death penalty for one of those guys to go south

because sam was concerned about the nature of my testimony and needed to convince sam irvin that i should be granted immunity, which incidentally i had told my lawyer and sam would later write in his book that i said, listen, i'll testify with or without immunity. i don't care. i'm at that stage. as your friend bob woodward would write in his book, i think, it's "shadow" the uniqueness of my testimony was that i clearly made a decision to go in and blow it up, including blowing myself up, and that was exactly the position i was in, and so was it going to prevail and was it calculated calibrated as to how it would be -- no. i just knew i would tell the truth and lay it out there and my own knee naive belief that actually turned out to be true, something that i said at the time, i'm somebody that happens to believe that the truth has its own way of surfacing. that you just canterbury it when it is true indefinitely, and that's indeed what has largely happened. did i get some things wrong? yeah, i conflated of dates and got the gist of conversations. i know psychologists went through my test