first of the ballgame jack and it gets them back on top. >> jack: she made a pass down low to caitlyn mcfadden. she follows her pass and she makes a nice pass sets up a screen to caitlyn mcfadden and comes around and it opens up space and time for her to get that shot off and screen to emily szelest. i don't think she saw have an offensive player in a position or they are not going to make a play like that. >> mike: 7th game of the season and freshman with her third goal of the year and we are tied at 3. great game tonight as expected and back to the draw and a fight for it and nobody is going to come up with it so after losing the next three they have got this one here. karri ellen johnson has taken every one of them for the terrapins. karri ellen johnson has been involved in a lot of the offense too. >> jack: she has a lot of -- a lot of the offense too. >> mike: what a play by sarah mollison. scoring former land right like that and now they regain the lead 4-3. >> jack: she was left all alone on the wing had plenty of time and space to drive to the goal. she was very quick. it was

>> jack: absolutely.n still has to run their offense may be put a little more pressure on the defense but they can't get out of their game plan. they did a great job on the draw controls right now. >> mike: let's see what happened with erin brennan behind the net and for erin brennan who is a sophomore from new york you might want to get the ball -- up top. >> jack: she not going to want to go unless she draws to one side. >> mike: the ball is not being moved around, it is just everybody in front and defenders of maryland said okay, how about a quick pass out to one of the wings, it could change the deminutes -- demention of it dimension of it >> it is difficult to implement it during the game. >> jack: it is difficult to implement it during the game but it seems like they have been running the same offense, you would think they may want to change it up a little bit. >> mike: 22 minutes to go in this contest. maryland had four straight goals. penn has the ball in white behind the net and we are looking at

you can get a quality shot to score a goal. >> mike: it is a great point jack. now with her 32nd goal of year leads of team former land and now maryland -- for maryland and now maryland has the lead 4-1. once again karri ellen johnson has done it all so far tonight for maryland. she does it again against erin brennan. they will control it here and we are coming up at the halfway point. >> jack: another point, the girls were allowed to move before the whistle was blown so we saw penn come up with that 50 / 50 ground ball. >> mike: she is up high and ali deluca goes behind the cage to emily szelest. one goal for help help. >> jack: i don't know if you notice this mike, but they have to get the cutters to come through and maryland is going isolation from atop to the open player throwing and dumping. >> mike: courtney lubbe has it again and let's see what they get in front. penn scored the two first of the game emma spiro had it and maryland had it and karri ellen johnson on the feed from laura merrifield but it is down 2-1 maryland. >> jack: this has actually been

"you don't know jack" airs april 24th. al pacino plays kevorkian.dman and was directed by barry levinson. they and dr. kevorkian joined me earlier. barry, why did you want to make a film about dr. kevorkian? >> the character, first and foremost. when i read the draft that was sent to me, i thought the character was interesting, the characters around it, his core group was very interesting. >> what did you learn about what he had done? >> i think it's more complicated than what i saw because i only saw the snippets of it. in other words, to watch that ten-year period from the time he began until the time he was sent to prison is an amazing journey of a man coming up against the system and ultimately a man that could not be intimidated in that way in a sense as jack has said that he knew eventually he would be imprisoned. >> was prison hard for you? >> no. when you know you're not a criminal, it's easy. >> you were in solitary confinement for a time. >> just for protection. for about, oh, maybe four or five months, something like that. i got one hour

jack welch and sir martin sorrell. we appreciate jack welch and sir martin sorrell joining me. we'll take a look at news this week that will have an impact on your money. and then women making history when it comes to finance. i sat down for a chat with some of washington's power players. and they were all women. >>> check out our website wsjr.cnbc.com. find a link to my blog. check it out, investoragenda.cnbc.com. now look at the stories coming up in the week ahead that may move the markets and impact your money this week. monday, the nation's realtors release the pending home sales index. this is an indicator for the activity of existing homes. also monday, the institute for supply management on growth and activity in the services sector during the last month and the minutes of the federal reserve open market committee's last meeting. we will pay close attention to any hints that interest rates may rise and who is looking for rates to go higher and who feels the economy is still too week. finally, i stat sat down with some of the most influential leaders of american finance t

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it is the same house that jack young now claims as a part-time resident. jayne miller is live in the newsroom with more on that story. >> jack young invited other reporters into this house last week to show, he said, he lives in this city and his district. but there is another story about it that involves money from taxpayers, possible violations with legal agreements with the city, and of this question -- did he use a circumstance for his own benefit? >> in july of 2001, this house with purchase price and the young, the sister of council president jack young. according to land records, cynthia got money provided by the federal government that was intended to help people move out of blighted neighborhoods. in this case, she moved into the house on central avenue because the house where she previously lived was slated for demolition she was entitled for repayment of $22,500. she also received $20,500 in community block grant funds. it was called a loan, but according to the agreement she signed with the city, repayment would be given if she followed certain

jack? -- why are senate republicans blocking financial reform legislation when according to a national poll two-thirds of americans want it done? pat in michigan writes, jack, i'm a democrat and i have to agree with the republican party on this. i want real reform, not window dressing for the november elections. the democrats appear so anxious to take away the stink from the health care bill that they want anything passed, just to be able to say, hey, we have your best interests at heart. mike in oklahoma city, because the 1% of the population whose interests the republicans care about don't want them to. ron in minnesota writes, i have one question for you, can you define "financial reform"? just like the new health care law that the hospital i work at is still trying to decipher, this bill's definition of financial reform may be something that you may just not want after you read the whole thing. just because you slap a populist label like financial reform on a bill doesn't make the detai

i see jack gansler a predecessor who added l to at & l. and among many other things jack did. jack, i have to tell you my children are already dismayed at the length of the title. they tell their father is undersecretary of defense. of course, no one knows what an undersecretary is. and it sounds very beneath. so underneath, underwear, undersecretary. and then it's acquisition technology and logisticses way too long and obscure for an 18-year-old and a 21-year-old to explain. they always say why can't you be cia director? [laughter] >> it's got some zip to it. i'm very grateful to have the opportunity to come here. it is a pleasure. and a welcomed relief to talk about something other than the tanker competition or the joint strike fighter. or any of the other acquisition programs. and it's particularly welcomed to me because what i want to talk about today is something very dear to my heart which is the role of acquisition of technology and logistics support in the current wars we're here. so when john gave me the opportunity to speak about that subject, i leapt at the opportu

. >> the sister -- the baltimore city solicitor rules the sister of councilman jack young and shouldepay part of the hormone. >> the council president -- she has been living in the house that the council president now claims as his home. >> it is the claim of living there without his sister that is the problem, according to the solicitor. >> the house in question is on central avenue in east baltimore. it was purchased by jack young's sister in 2001, part of the cash she got from being relocated from a house being torn down. and partly on a federal loan from the city. cynthia a. young agreed to live in the house for 10 years. the one-hour stories raised questions about the residency of jack young, he claimed he lived in the house, not his sister. it that led to a review of the transaction by the city solicitor and this afternoon he issued a ruling saying young sisters -- lun's sister should repay part of the loan. -- saying young the's sisters should repay part of the loan. repayment of $12,180. a spokesman for jack young says he would cover the obligation for his sister as though it

al pacino playing in the movie you don't know jack. dr. jack kevorkian joins me.to be here. >> how do you think of the way you were portrayed in the movie? >> much better than i thought it would be. it's superb. everybody about it. directing, the acting, the writing. everything was much better than i thought it was going to be. >> neil: do you think people will look at this and maybe reassess what they thought of you, including the doctor death thing. >> not the opponents. >> neil: so this won't change minds. >> not the opponents, their mind is made up by the pope. >> neil: religion is a big issue to you and it isn't for you. >> it's about so politicized and politics is controlled by religion just like medicine is, that there's -- if you -- if you're a diehard religious person, nothing's going to change your mind. >> neil: you're an atheist, correct? >> i'm an agnostic. i just say i don't know. i'm honest. >> neil: but you knew enough when last time you were here to tell me when you die, you stink and then you're in the ground, over. >> well, you're not always in

he is four behind jack nicklaus.e certainly probably in all likelihood will go down as the greatest golfer ever. he has to get to 19. that's what tiger woods says. that's what jack nicklaus knows. that's what everybody who follows this game knows. if he were to quit playing golf for the rest of his life today, there would be some in some quarters who would say he's the greatest golfer ever but he would never have the records. >> larry: i'll put it this way. is he the best you ever saw? >> reporter: well, no, i saw jack nicklaus. as long as tiger woods is going to say jack nicklaus is the best, and i saw jack nicklaus i'm going to say jack nicklaus is the best. >> larry: doug, is he the best player you ever saw? >> reporter: a little more unfair for me, larry, because i only saw jack when he was 46 and won his sixth green jacket. i think tiger's the best of his generation. that's the only way you can look at this. jack was the best of his. hogan was the best of his. jones, you can go all the way back. just look at wha

if the video shows a clear view of the area where jack mckenna was beaten. officials are investigating a two-minute long gap in the video. several prince george's county police officers have been suspended thus far. if a senior administration official says the president has begun talking with potential supreme court nominees. that nominee would replace retiring justice john paul stevens. this morning the president will talk about nominees with republican and democratic leaders in the senate. the colorado couple behind the last years balloon boy hoax has agreed to pay $36,000 in restitution. richard and mayumi heene told authorities there 6-year-old son floated away in a homemade balloons. the couple was using it to get publicity for reality television show. >> funeral arrangements are pending for dorothy heights. she died yesterday at howard university hospital after a long illness. she was 98. if she was the national council of negro women leader for 30 years. she is being remembered for her dedication to quality. >> she stood for dignity and life. she stoo

i think you should buy jack in the box. jack! j.a.c.k.wns or franchises 2700 jack in the box and qdoba mexican grill locations, 42% of which are in california. have you had the veggie burrito at qdoba? i'm telling you it is estupendo. i had one three weeks ago at the short hills mall. delicioso. on its latest conference call the company's ceo linda lang said that california stabilized and in a recent investor conference she explained sales would rebound in the state as the employment situation improved. and that's going to happen. jack in the box isn't just a california play. it's also got the regional growth story that can lead to multiyear gains. we've seen that in retail and restaurant stocks. the company plans to become a national franchise by 2013, growing its locations at the northern and eastern united states. look, it's not chipotle, okay? but this qdoba is really good. at the same time jack in the box plans to franchise more of its locations so only 20% to 30% of the company will be company owned. down from 50% today. that's a mo

call now. >>> jack cafferty's here with "the cafferty file." jack, it's my favorite part., as we reported, candy, last week on "the cafferty file," 47% of all u.s. households will pay no federal income taxes for last year. not a dime. turns out they're in very good company. general electric and bank of america also managed to pay no income taxes to the federal government for all of 2009. that's right. not a single dime. here's how -- although ge earned lots of money last year, they earned most of it overseas and not here in the u.s. general electric's american operations lost about $400 million. while its international businesses netted nearly $11 billion in profit. after deductions and adjustments, ge reported a negative 10.5% federal income tax rate and actually wound up with a tax benefit of almost $1 billion. when it comes to income tax payments on all those overseas profits? well, these are deferred indefinitely. not bad. make $11 billion, get a tax benefit of $1 billion more. the rest of us need our accountant. as for bank of america, after major losses in 2009, it i

jack mckinney skipping -- jack mckenna skipping down the sidewalk. officers in full riot gear pull their batons on mccann. he was knocked unconscious. >> that was an outrage. i am very disappointed. >> the chief said one officer will be suspended and stripped of his police powers. after investigations, he said other officers will likely be fired. in a statement, the mckenna family responded to the police violence, saying -- jack mckenna was left with multiple contusions and 8-to his skull. according to the statement, the injuries were caused by horses. all the state attorney acknowledges the video tells a compelling and contradictory story. >> the video is very powerful. no question about that. >> while the mckennas said they are pleased there is an investigation, they are looking into the possibility of both criminal and civil charges. >>> if you want to see the entire video, we warn you about its graphic nature, you can log on to our website at wjla.com. >>> prosecutors in loudoun county are paying attention to a case where a boy it was adopted fro

that's what tiger woods says, that's what jack nicholas knows. that's what people who follow him know. if he were to quit playing golf for the rest of his life today, there would be some in some quarters who would say he's the glaetest golfer ever but he would never have the records. >> larry: is he the best you ever saw? >> reporter: well, no, i saw jack nicholas, and as long as tiger woods is going to sajak nicholas is the best and i saw jack nicholas, i think that in this day and age, tiger woods will be the best. >> larry: doug, is he the best player you ever saw. >> reporter: a little more unfair for me, because i only saw jack when he was 46 and won his sixth green jacket. i think tiger's the best of his generation. that's the only way you can look at it. jack was the best of his, hogan was the best of his, you can go all the way, you just have to look at what you got today. >> larry: this tournament's got three more days to go, jim gray and doug ferguson. here with us now, stephen a. smith is in new york, the syndicated radio host for fox

former attorney general ashcroft and also jack danforth, the former missouri senator. did you work for both of these gentlemen? >> guest: yes, i did. i got a job with the attorney general's office out of law school, and three months later, jack danforth got into office and thankfully for my sake, he retained me, and it was a good working relationship. he brought in a lot of new people, it was a good time. the attorney general's office overnight became a front-runner, part of a bellwether for the state of missouri, and same with mr. ashcroft. he and i had had moved on to some other agencies and when he was elected, he asked me back, so i had a good working relationship with both of them. and they were kind enough to write editorials on the back of the book. >> host: well, richard wieler, this book came to our attention on book tv via justice thomas. what is your relationship with him? >> guest: high known clarence since the first day he arrived in the attorney general's office, jack done forth recruited him out of -- jack danforth recruited him out of jail, so our relat

jack, i have to tell you my children are dismayed at the length of the title.etary. and then it's acquisition technology and logistics. way too long and obscure for an 18 years old and 21 years old to explain. they say why can't you be cia director? [laughter] >> dave bertoe also a great leader. i'm very grateful to have the opportunity. it is a pleasure and welcome relief to talk about something other than the tanker competition or the joint strike fighter or any of the other acquisition programs. and it's particularly welcome to me. because what i want to talk about today is something that's very dear to my heart. which is the roll of acquisition technology and logistics and supporting the current wars. the current fights that we're in. so when john gave me the opportunity to speak about that subject, i leapt at the opportunity. last january 5th, it was, the secretary gates, offered me this job. one the things he said to me at this time, he had said publicly in times, which are ash, the troops are at war, and the pentagon is not. especially at & l. and i look

i have a walk team, jack and finn. that's jack's brother, finn. we'll have a team there as well and have done that for many years and it's a lot of fun. >> nine years. >> we want to put up once again the website and phone number where you can get involved and take part in this march coming up april 25th. it's saturday -- sunday, a sunday the 25th. 8:00 a.m. be there. we're hoping to double the number of people from last >>> hello, everyone. i'm kimberly suitors in the news, four firefighters are recovering after they were injured battling an apartment fire in st. mary's county. that fire left more than two dozen out of their holmes. it happened yesterday evening in the 227,000 block of laurel glen road in california, maryland. the cause of that fire remains under investigation. >>> state funeral services held today for poland's president lech kaczynski and his wife in krakow. more than 100,000 mourners gathered in warsaw yesterday for a memorial and funeral mass for the six people killed in last weekend's plane crash. now the ice linda volcano is

jack is right. but that is only because i choose not to be miserable. all right. one hour from now on fox business network, the volcano in the country is still virtually shutting down the airline industry on one entire continent, stranding thousands of travelers all over the globe. the president of iceland is joining me. bec

jack?r is -- president obama's new nuclear policy a good idea, or does it reduce the deterrent value of our nuclear arsenal? what good is it to have an arsenal at anytime if your opponents know the decision tree that must be followed in order to use it? a. in oregon writes, no nuclear response unless it's a first strike or a biological weapons attack on america. yes, it's a good idea and it's long overdue. greg in ontario writes, i don't know why you give any time or attention to as you so perfectly describe him this punk. just tell iran, go ahead, do what you want, but know this, if you cause the death of a single american, you'll be obliterated from the fames of the earth. president obama should make that statement at the united nations. mo in atlanta writes, i believe it's a good idea to start decreasing our nuclear weapons arsenal. we need to be leaders on this and show that we're not arrogant, that is, demand that other nations do something that we don't want to do ourselves. besides,

jack was very impressed by that. and we all know what the predator has done in terms of our efforts in the middle east. >> speaking of earmarks. your republican colleagues are pushing for a complete ban on earmarks. yesterday, steny hoyer, the democrat's leadership was speaking at a breakfast here in washington and described the earmark ban was the word hypocracy. later on, said it would cede too much authority to the white house. and here is a quote. i think it's a fundamental ero to take the position they are taking. what is your reaction? >> first, i think our majority leader is misinformed as to the position we're really taking. we did as a conference call for a moratorium for a period of time through the next election relative to earmarks. that is, member-initiated appropriations. we did not suggest that we were going to permanently ban this form of appropriation. we do appreciate the constitutional directive that we're given to control appropriations. and the difference between who controls the purse strings, t

car jacked college students in atlanta claim emergency services took their time. this is the "cbs morning news" took their time. this is the "cbs morning news" for tuesday, april 27th, 2010. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm michelle gielan. democrats hope public anger at wall street will help them push through a sweeping financial reform bill. this morning they may get some help when a senate committee questions top executives from goldman sachs. ten days ago the sec accused wall street of fraud. randall pinkston is in washington with details. good morning, randall. >> reporter: good morning. that senate subcommittee is expected to use some of goldman sachs' own e-mails when it questions lloyd blank fine. blankfein, of course, will denny wrongdoing insisting that goldman never misled its chints. the ceo of goldman sachs will try to convince lawmakers that the banking giant did not cheat its clients. according to prepareded testimony, lloyd blankfein will tell senators we managed our risks as our shareholders and our regulators

i wish this was an episode of "24" is this something jack bauer could help with? >> maybe, maybe not. we see this on shows in video games. guy in ocean's 11 used one. it is when a nuclear device goes way up into the atmosphere blows up. instead hurting people with the explosion it shuts off and fries all electronics around it. >> all electronics that wouldn't just include people's cell phones and stuff like that >> everything from your ipad to your car has electronics in it these days. it goes up and >> yous with the earth's atmosphere that -- up and screws with the earth's atmosphere. it sends thought electro magnetic pugs in three parts second lightning surge and third like a solar flare the

>> jack murtha and i worked on this for years. we said, if this gets out, we're going to be dead when we go to full committee, so we have to keep it close. for 10 days, democrats and republicans kept that close. we pull the money for that procurements. talking members and giving credibility for each other. one of the fabulous members, the new chairman -- we are good friends. sometimes the gym is a good place to go. >> you mention health care. what you see as its future? will it be repealed or reform? >> certainly not repeal in terms of eliminating the whole idea. some of us have been advocating for 30 or 40 years that we ought to break down the barriers between states. that is the way you underwrite previously pre-existing conditions. that can be done without exchanges and every state or the federal government having to review what is good insurance. i can tell you the public wants to have pre-existing conditions be within the mix. they want to be able to take their own insurance with them. we can do that without huge government i

more with jack matlock and dimitri simes in a moment. >>> "after words" with jack matlock and dimitri simes continues. >> host: serbia. this clearly was a turning point in the u.s. relationship with russia. there were two different narrative's of what was happening in the balkans the clinton administration for thought premier li and serbian aggression, serbia and a atrocities. the russians were thinking about the civil law. while both parties were probably at fault and clearly did not want to allow the united states and nato to use military force unilaterally against serbia which was a traditional russian client. why was it wrong in your view for the clinton administration to move against what was received at the time as serbian aggression and atrocities against the muslims? >> guest: i think for the reason that you indicated the way that will stun was as we say counterproductive in the long run because if we have cooperated closely with russia to control the serbs, and we would have been able to do that if we had not started expanding nato to the east to their disadvantage, then i th

i think the thing with jack leggett and david perno, when you are struggling, you can't want it back and jump from .230 to .300. it is a process. not just one game. obviously for epps a good start for him tonight. averaged 25 points in the matter of an hour as epps was chased back up to .240 now. he had one against south carolina back on march 7th which was one of the two victories against the sox. and they do get the lead runner here. there you see farmer's range in the field. talk about a star in the making for the bulldogs. when you look at georgia great teams in the 2000 ies, farmer is cut from the same cloth. bottom line, you want to win in this league, get to the college world series, you have to be not just good but great at short stop. that is 2004 team finish encourage 3 in the nation. schaus has already driven in 3 of the 9 runs and stands at the plate, which had been the 2nd best finish in georgia history until the 2008 team made it all the way to the national championship series, lost 2 game to 1 to fresno state, the cinderella team of the 2008 college experience. you saw

both candidates are running on jack murtha's record.ere's an ad from democrat mark kriz, murtha's long time stafferer running to replace him. >> born in westmoreland county, mark critz went on to become murtha's economic development director. tim burns support outsourcing. burns' own company got up to $6 million in tax breaks for out0 sourcing our jobs. tim burns, out for himself, not us. >> critz is running on the jobs murtha brought into the district but today republican tim burns signals he plans to bring murtha's record against the democrat. take a look at his new ad. >> mark critz, a washington bureaucrat bang rolled by pelosi. critz was investigated by the ethics office and in charge of the finances for a company caught not paying their taxes. two candidates, one clear choice. >> speaking of special elections if it's tuesday, somebody's voting somewhere. and today voters in the seattle area decide whether keeping three ambulance is work the tax hike. voters in everitt, washington, will decide whether to end a 1% cap on taxes to fu

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we have an imitator of jack. who is coming from the original movie?> a couple of actors will be in town this entire week in making special appearances at our party friday night and signing autographs. >> people are in character. they look forward to this every year. whether they looking forward to? what is the highlight of the big battleship. >> yes a ship is coming up from florida built from a 1962 movie version with marlon brando. it will be in the sea battle at 5:00 on saturday. roller skating pirates. the chesapeake roller derby will have live music. lots of activities for children. there will be a costume contest. so many things to mention. we have an event at the frederick douglass museum friday night. you can get tickets for $40. on saturday it is free. >> we are having parts of the caribbean weather for sure. take a look at hd doppler air. -- doppler. thunderstorm activity over the midwest. a cold front will affect us just in time for opening day. the weather on saturday will be dry but not 90 degrees. i am finding the correct way to wield a s

george bush the older being the realist who after you and jack iraq during that war, sees no reason to try to nation build an iraq. sees no reason to go to baghdad. and very, very carefully choreographed the end of the cold war. there will be i think you quote him saying to his press secretary there will be no dancing on the berlin wall. in other words, we're not going to be trying to celebrate. will be careful, cautious and realistic. the younger george bush seems to be much more of an idealist, a crusader, somebody who wants to promote democracy. and that tension between realism and idealism, both of which are audible strains in american foreign policy, seems, i noticed it in this book, this contrast between the two george bushes. >> guest: difference does, different approaches. i had the opportunity to be the home office with both of them. i worked with the first president bush as the first drug czar. visited as a journalist, a radio talk show host with the other president bush. yeah, i mean, i think there are stylistic differences. and, of course, there was the very different react

three is the magic number. >> jackson son jack -- jack johnson is going to be here. i have tickets. >> very good. >> very exciting. >> listen, joe biden is coming up a at 11:00 on the view. >> this ought to be interesting. >> so the vice president, what year, dave, was he last on? 2007 when he was on a book tour talking about his book. it is red, white and the view with political going ons on the view. >> it is going to be interesting hearing what he has to say. the ladies are asking some really good questions i'm sure. >> that's it for us on good morning maryland at 9:00. >> don't forget. rachel ray is up next. now pay just $99.99 a month for verizon fios tv, internet and phone -- guaranteed for two years! it's an amazing offer that could save you hundreds of dollars. call now to lock in this guaranteed low price for two years. with 100% true fiber optics to your home, fios delivers the future and gives you more of what cable doesn't. the best channel lineup and more hd. america's top-rated internet. even facebook and twitter on your tv. enjoy a bigger, better enter

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this is jack mckenna who was later charged with disorderly conduct. instead at least 3 prince george's county officers beat him. >> you have a person who has committed no crime who is completely defenseless and is beaten. >> reporter: another student was charged when he says he, too, was beaten. both students plan to sue the police department. >> i think if they were hurt in any way, i think they definitely should because i don't think the police had a right to act the way they did. >> reporter: happened in a busy area and the video was shot by a student who was watching from a dorm room. >> you can see nay he stops, he doesn't say a thing to the police and they jump him. >> reporter: the police says they have suspended one officer. >> i'm outraged, i'm disappointed. again that is not the type of professional conduct i condone here in the agency. that type of abuse will not be tolerated. >> reporter: the charges against both have been dropped. >> reporter: the police department has a group of officers that will investigate this matter and they will de

jack stack, who founded s.r.c. >> i feel they're motivated for one reason. they've got an income statement, they all know it, that's their motivation. it's a unifying factor. it's their report card. >> reporter: so, 20 years later and, with china now ascendant, renewing concerns that america may again be consigned to the dustheap of manufacturing history, we wanted to know: how's the company doing? today's s.r.c.-- it turns out-- is s.r.c. holdings with investments in almost 60 related companies employing some 1,200 people. many still re-manufacturing cars, tractors, boats. but there's also a home furnishings firm; a warehousing operation; a business that teaches folks how to do business the s.r.c. way. in an era of "too big to fail," s.r.c.'s motto would seem to be "small enough to succeed." >> most of us came from very, very large factories. >> reporter: jack stack is still c.e.o. >> it's very, very hard to get passion in the organization over 250, over 400 people. you lose the touch that you really need in terms of building the teamwork that you want. >>

he is responsible for jack wilson on at 2nd base.l ohman on to pitch. >> jim: this is obviously a match up situation. you see the five innings, four hits, a couple of walks. leftys. against ohman this year, he is a face -- three base hits, a couple of walks. so 5 of the 11. again, with ichiro, it really doesn't matter. he actually hits left-handed pitchers better. no history between those two. >> gary: 1-0 delivery to him, and not going catch up with that one. and a one-ball, one-strike count. ohman will try to leave it right here with that runner at second. >> jim: you wish he made contact on this one. not in the same zip code. that ball is just a quality pitch that dives down and away. >> gary: ohman a special list now to get out left-handers. broke the bat on that. izturis gets it, and the runner moves up. heads up base running right there as wilson made the decision to go. ichiro is retired. two down. >> jim: terrific play by caesar izturis. a gold glove in 2004. 59 infield hits. if you don't make the perfect play, and wilson is

jack yack jacqui jeras in the weather center. that's because the wind is caring it? >> that's right. wind will carry that ash hundreds or thousands of miles. it could go over to asia. the ash plume itself vertically goes about 4.5 to 5 miles in the air. one of the other concerns we have high pressure in control over parts of europe. so it's sitting there over some of these areas, too. this is the latest showing you what the air traffic is looking like in the air across parts of europe. all these blue little areas is where we should be seeing the yellow airplanes, but we are not. they are only down here across spain into the mediterranean. they were able to go across southern europe but not parts of the north. those jet stream winds you were talking about, this is what we are estimating what they are doing today. here is the volcano over iceland. it's going across europe and into russia. we are going to see a little bit of change in the weather pattern. maybe by the middle of the week or so we'll see more of this type of a pattern. it could go up and over europe. impr

. >> residents fed up with drunk and rowdy residents over the weekend might like jack young's new proposal. it is aimed at improving the quality of life and generating much needed revenue. >> the bill substantially increases the signs associated with those so-called quality of life crimes. baltimore city has a robust 95, but the crowds can get ready and some frequently -- has a robust night life, but the crowds can get rowdy and some frequently escalate. >> who is chaperoning him because he has had lots of drinks? >> i will take him. >> the difference between baltimore city at night and day is, well, night and day. city council president jack young is aiming at cracking down on illegal behavior by substantially increasing the fines on certain citations. the fines for nipping kinnear will go from $50 to $500 -- the fines for open container would go from $50 to $500. public urination, $150 to $750. the president of the residential community association supports it. >> this is an issue report -- involving responsible choices. >> getting people to be here throughout have defined has not been a

do remember jack kennedy saying this? it was a slight deviation, but it is relevant. he said that jack kennedy and harold macmillan were in bermuda discussing the blue streak missile. after their discussion, they were talking about the budget. president kennedy was describing to the prime minister how he was going to work with congress to get it through and he hoped that certain parts would. how do you get your budget through? he said, get our budget through? we have a majority. what determined in the cabinet what the budget will be and they passed it -- we determine in the cabinet what the budget will be and they pass it. kennedy sayd, " -- kennedy said, "what? anyone could run a country like that." other countries have different systems. i got my law clerks to go through every case decided by the supreme court, and there were a lot. i read quite a few of them. you go back to john marshall and you discover -- you look at the provision in the treaty that you're talking about. if that treaty provision is something that concerns courts, it is the kind of thing that judg

jack kevorkian pn the retired pathology dubbed dr.th claims to have assisted in more than 100 assisted suicides for ill people, and in a rare interview since his prison release three years ago, dr. kevorkian responsibilities to critics that say he is playing god. >> a lot of people say you are playing god. >> isn't the doctor who takes a leg off playing god? >> you are saying doctors play god all the time? >> of course, anytime you interfere with the natural process, you are playing god. god determines what happens naturally. that means that when a person is ill, he should not go to a doctor, because he is asking for interference with god's will. but, of course, patients can't think that way. they want to live as long as possible and not suffer, so they call a doctor to help them end the suffering. >> fascinating stuff. he is profiled in a new hbo film called "you don't know jack" which prepares next week, and al pachino playskevorkian. log on to my blog and let us know. we will get your comments on the air later on this afternoon. >>

let's bring in senator jack reid, democratic of rhode island and member of the banking committee. you. >> it is key for the democrats to get some republicans on board. have you been able to strike a deal? >> i know senator dodd is working very hard with senator shelby. i've been working closely with senator gregg, but to this point, i can only speak for myself. there's now definitive deal that's been put into legislative language. i was hoping for one before the banking committee convened. that didn't work out and was still open, but we had to get this bill to the floor. >> and are you making headway with senator judd gregg? >> we've had a very good series of discussions over several months. some issues have been more difficult to resolve such as placing as many derivatives on a trading platform, but we're not at that point yet. we've got all is dotted and ts crossed. until you have that, you don't have a deal. >> can i ask you about what the democrats are crafting here because according to latest reports, this bill will do little more than make a buying and selling of these deriv

these are the injuries, including staples on jack's head. both students plan to sue the police department. >> i think that if they were like hurting in any way, i think they definitely should. i don't think the police had the right to act the way they did. >> reporter: the beating caught on camera happened right here on knox road, in a busy area off campus. and the video was shot by a student who was watching from a dorm room across the street. >> you can see he stopped. the police don't give him a single order. he doesn't say a thing to the police. and they jump him. >> reporter: the chief of police has suspended one officer and says he is trying to identify the other. >> i'm outraged. i'm disappointed. again, that is not the type of professional conduct that i condone here in this agency. again, that type of excessive force will not be tolerated. >> in the past few days, charges against both students have been dropped. >> they attempted to charge the students in an effort to cover up their own misconduct. >> he does not know how many offic

in response to our latest i- team investigation, jack young is firing back. those to ask how the house -- how the president ended up with a house bought by taxpayer money. >> jack young says he is setting the record straight. jane miller is live in the news room with an update. >> jack young made a statement saying he is under character attack. attack. he