when military judge james paul asked questions about whether he wanted lawyers, he looked away. paul asked him eight questions and eight times the judge said " the accused refuses to answer " the other four suspects accused of turning hijackers also remain silent when the judge questioned them. they kept their faces down or flat the magazines are read the koran. when suspect wore traditional muslim attire. and urged the female military personnel present where longer skirts. >>> intense opposition forced the obama administration to scrap those plans to move the trusted new york and begin the trials at guantanamo. military lawyers offered a fierce defense. in compliance they were prohibited from talking privately with clients. the lawyers stand with the judge the suspects looked on and smiled. also at guantanamo 9 family members of victims including this woman whose brother is john was killed at work inside the world trade center. >>> the time the answer for their crimes is here the day of reckoning has come and would come to show we are still here, we will not stop until we see j

when judge james paul ask questions about whether he wanted lawyers mohammad looked away he asked him eight questions and eight times the judge said " the accused refuses to answer ". the other four suspects accused of turning hijackers also remain silent when judge pollack questioned them. they kept their faces down. one american lawyer for a defendant wore traditional muslim attire and here's the female military prosecutor stressed in uniform with knee- length skirts to consider more appropriate attire so the suspects will not have fear of committing a sin under their faith. the obama administration had planned to bring them to new york but intense opposition forced the administration to scrap the plants and restart the trials at guantanamo. there's no indication they wanted to plead guilty. they're american lawyers offered a fierce defense. talk of torture and mistreatment. as the lawyers tangled with the judge on the look on and smiled. also in the court room 9 family members of 911 victims including this woman whose brother was killed in the world trade center. >>> the time the a

when military judge james paul asked repeated questions about whether he wanted lawyers and who he wanted to represent him, ksm looked away. paul asked ksm eight questions, and eight times the judge said the accused refuses to answer. the other four terror suspects accused of training hijackers or facilitating the 9/11 attacks also remained silent when judge paul questioned them. they kept their faces down, flipped through magazines or read the koran. one american lawyer for an attend wore traditional muzz lum attire. the obama administration planned to bring the five to new york for trial in a regular criminal court, but intense opposition forced norgz scrap those explans restart the military commissions at guantanamo. there was no indication today the defendants wanted to plead guilty and their american, civilian, and military lawyers offered a fierce defense, with talk of torture and mistreatment, and complaints that they were prohibited from talking privately with their clients. as the lawyers tangled with the judge, ksm looked on and smiled. also in the graun courtroom were nine fami

when military judge james paul asked repeated questions about whether he wanted lawyers and who he wanted to represent him, k.s.m. looked away. paul asked k.s.m. eight questions, and eight times the judge said, "the accused refuses to answer." the other four terror suspects accused of training hijackers or facilitating the 9/11 attacks also remained silent when judge paul questioned them. they kept their faces down, flipped through magazines or read the koran. one american lawyer for defendant walid bin-attash wore traditional muslim attire and even urged the female military prosecutors, dressed in uniform with knee-length skirts, to consider more appropriate attire so the suspects won't have fear of committing a sin under their faith. the obama administration planned to bring the five to new york for trial in a regular criminal court, but intense opposition forced the administration to scrap those plans and restart the military commissions at guantanamo. there was no indication today the defendants wanted to plead guilty, and their american, civilian and military lawyers offered a fierce

. >> so she turned to personal trainer paul james, who had a singular insight as to what she was goingough. when we first met him he had seemingly the perfect body. why give it all up and go from fit to flab? >> the reason for doing it was to better understand and emphasize what my personal training clients. a lot of people who cannot come into the gym for the first time because they feel embarrassed and appreciate somebody to walk a mile and issues. >> the goal was to gain 90 pounds in six months on purpose and then spend six months after that losing it all. >> i am eating a lot more now. i am making really poor choices. i am not his doing intentionally but it is grown on me. >> the document. "fact and back" and his new book -- >> i am struggling to deal with a lot at the moment and a lot is getting back into shape and realizing it will be a long journey. >> but he did make it back and his experience helped laura dropped a whopping 190 pounds and just 15 months, going from a size 30 to a size 8. and he helped countless others transformed their bodies and to keep the weight off. as for

it killed paul gardella and james duncan of bethesda. with the national traffic safety board. investigators trying to figure out who was at the controls. >> this particular type of aircraft has one set of flight controls that can be shared between the pilots. it is called a throw-over yoke. we've determine it was toward the left side so the person in the left seat would have been the person that would have had control of the aircraft. >> reporter: because the owners of the planes work for two government aviation related agencies, canadian transportation safety board officials are handling the investigation. in warrenton, jane watrel, news4. >>> day eight of deliberations in the john edwards corruption trial has just ended. still no verdict. edwards arrived at the courthouse with his parents and daughter for a second day in a row, the judge held a closed door meeting with the lawyers. we still don't know what was discussed. the jury will work an extra 30 minutes today and tomorrow in an effort to reach a decision. edwards is accused of using campaign money to hide his mistress

that is what a romney presidency will be like. >> paul: so james?> that would be a good day. >> the strategy is here, let's not answer the bain capital. let's go after barack obama on the economy. smart strategy or not? >> that a good message for him but at some point he is going to need to defend his business career. i think he has something worth defending and for the community organizers that don't realize, the goal is not to destroy the company. you want to make the asset value. >> obama is going to be running against j.p. morgan and financial industry, there is no way to hide from the subject. >> why play that game. why do this? the campaign will argue, we're going offense. independents wanted to hear the positive message. they don't want to get into a tit-for-tat about bain? >> the nature of the campaign he'll have to do both. he'll have to stand next to barack obama who is going to shove it down his throat. he better have an answer. >> paul: when we come back, greece on the brink. will they exit the euro after next month's election and will i

james madison jr. became the fourth president of the united states. paul jennings journey from slavery to freedom would play out in the highest circles of ideas and power, the white house. james madison's study and in freedom he would author as created by the white house historical association, the first white house memoir and its full text is included in the appendix in "a slave in the white house." it was my familiarity with his memoir that first drew me to jennings story. it is titled, "a colored man's reminiscences of james madison" and as that title implies, it is more about the so-called great man then it is about the author himself. but my interest was in jennings, so i have set out to discover elements of his biography, uncover the circumstances behind the publication of the memoir in 1865 and track down and interview living direct descendents. paul was only 10 when he came to washington in 1809, the first year of the madison administration. he was chosen from among 100 montpellier slaves as just two or three to be part of the white house domestic

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make the insincerity worse last month obama's campaign criticized one of james's colleagues they blasted blackstone partner paulsure for quote betting against america and being less than reputable in his dealings now why well you just haven't to be a romney donor but because tony james raised money for obama when he was sort of guy you'd want to thanksgiving dinner and it's not as james the obama campaign is welcoming wall street blood money with open arms by the end of january it raised two point two million from pacs and employees associated with securities and investment firms and february alone employees and pacs from j.p. morgan chase wells fargo and goldman sachs all topped the president's toners list analysts who just woke up from a coma you know these companies and come under fire for morally questionable business practices especially j.p. morgan the company revealed a two billion dollars trading loss last friday and they lost billions more in equity investors fled as investors what and now federal officials are looking into the company's practices whether or not c.e.o. jamie dimon deceived investors la

paul pierce, blocked by lebron james. wade taking it down the court. and 2 of his 23 points there. the heat up by seven. eight minutes left in the fourth. rondo, one of three steals on the night. going the other way to get the bucket. a career high 44 points for him. and the celtics retake the lead by one. two minutes left. shane battier, three of his nine points. we're tied at 94-94. just over a minute left now. haslem, how about a jumper? the heat lead by four. 38 seconds left. duhon to ray allen. he's hit a couple of threes in his day. we're tied at 99-99. six seconds to go. heat with a chance to win it. lebron james, trying to be the hero. not so much. the game would go to overtime. under two minutes left in o.t. lebron james, finding haslem. exclamation mark. heat up by two. a minute left now. wade, driving. the circus shot and the foul. pierce would head to the locker room early, as the heat go on to win 115-111, to take a 2-0 series lead. >>> and don't forget, the eastern conference finals, on espn. it all starts at 7:30 p.m., with the kia nba countdown. and then, at 8:30, i

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. >> so she turned to personal trainer paul james who had a singular insight into what she was goingmingly the perfect body. why go from fit to flab. >> the reason for doing it was to better understand and empathize with my clients. there's a lot of people who can't come into the gym because they feel embarrassed and appreciate someone to walk a mile in their shoes. >> reporter: the goal, gain 90 pounds in six months on purpose and then spend six months after that losing it all. >> i'm eating a lot more now. i'm making really poor choices but i'm not doing it intentionally. just grown on me. >> reporter: it's featured in "fat and back" and new book "take it off and keep it off." >> i'm struggling with getting back in shape and realize it'll be a long journey back. >> he did make it back and it helped dora drop a whopping 198 pounds in just 15 months. going from a size 30 to a size 8. and he's helped countless others transform their bodies and keep the weight off. as for dora, she's just 20 pounds away from her goal weight. unbelievable. and the author of take it off keep it off joins

the names of the two men that died in monday's mid-airplane collision. 57-year-old paul gardela and 60-year-old jamesel duncan of bethesda died when the plane they were in crashed after the collision. the pilot of the other plane managed to land safely. duncan was part of the nasa medical team on site during the chilean medical rescue. >>> police are looking for thieves that broke through glass storefronts of 11 businesses in columbia. all the burglaries happened late tuesday night into wednesday morning. in each incident, the thieves crawled to avoid tripping at larm and sto the alarm and stole cash out of the register. >> a bus dispatcher charge in a crash is going to court later than expected. the trial was set to start in june but it has now been continued until october. prosecutors say chen told the driver of a sky express bus to stay hyped the wheel a year ago even though the driver said he was tired. that driver fell asleep at the wheel and swerved off of the highway in caroline county. four people were killed. both chen and the driver face involuntary manslaughter charges. >> police are hopin

the pilot of the other plane james duncan died in the crash as did his passenger paul gardella. two were only five miles out of the airplane. >>> well, jerry sandusky's child sex abuse trial is on track to begin next tuesday. a judge today denied a request by the former coach to delay the trial. sandusky is accused of molesting 10 boys between 1994 and 2008. >>> the 20-year-old rut ger student who used a web cam to spy on his roommate. his roommate took his own life. he is ready to start serving his 30-day sentence but prosecutors are appealing the sentence calling it too lenient. if they're successful, he could be punished twice for the same crime. >>> still ahead, honoring a local legend. we have a complete run down for funeral plans for chuck brown. >>> plus the study just released says the mineral zinc could be used in saving the lives of sick babies around the world. that's coming up next. >>> and i'm topper shutt. 83 today's. that's about average. wakeup weather, a cold front goes through. it's going to be a great thursday. 58-68 to start. mid 60s and mid 70s by 9:00. we'l

james and his south beat talents are in trouble. one of the guys stirring the pot is former hoya center roy hibbard. game 3 pacers and heat, no chris bosh, 1st quarter pacers on the break. paul the lane and hibbard dunks it. hibbard with 19 points, 18 boards. pacers up 11-2. what in the world? late in the 1st half heat down 2, lebron james, 6 to an of his 22 coming in the 1st half 43- 43. 2nd half paces are outscore the heat by 19. paul george cutting, lay-in. pacers cruise past the heat 94- 75 to take a 2-1 lead in the series. >>> saturday marks the 137th running of the preakness. broad meister finished second to i'll have another at the derby, but the preakness is a shooterrer race by 1/2 of a -- shorter race by 1/2 of a mile. >> he's shipped in here fine, settled in, gave him a little spin around the track and he went over it really well. so it's a really nice track here. the surface has always been very kind to my horses when i bring them here. it's soft. you don't hear them. so it's a really good surface. >>> the redskins have signed 2012 fourth round draft pick keenan roberts. we'll be back.   >> the verizon 4g lte sports desk brought to you by verizon 4g

james with 11 of miami's 21 points in the first quarter. celtics made it to the game. paul pierce three ball corner pocket, boston rallies to tie the game at the half. but that's as close as they would get simply too much lebron for the ageing celtics. finished with a game high 32 and 13 boards. miami opens the series with a 93-79 win. game two is tomorrow. baseball, yankees and angels tied in the ninth, a jumbo for trumbell. the wind blowing out of wrigley. four homers against the padres. snap a 12 game losing streak. cubs were hit about and the white sox chris sale was punching them out striking out 15 over seven and a third. he was the strikeout giant of a team record set all the way back in 1954. they beat the rays 2-1. finally yesterday was a memorial day that one family will never forget. the atlanta braves invited the family of master sergeant david sims to turner field. between innings they watched a recorded message from sims who was deployed in afghanistan. big set up. sims gave his family the shock of their lives by walking out of the stand. his wife and four kid

come set sail at the james town settlement for more go to myfoxdc.com. >>> thanks paul. and paul's segment was sponsored by the williams burg area, destination marketing committee. over to you sarah. >> thank you the band 9 days gone was voted gin yeah's best band of 2012 -- virginias best band of 2012. they are still in high school and continue to grow in popularity. there are three of them here today, joseph keys, eric daniel and luke on drums back here from herndon you are seniors. >> that's right. >> you have two albums out. >> that's correct. >> it started back in freshman year, i had a cover band i left that because i wanted to do more, i met eric here he is in my french class and came over and saw all my difars and was -- guitarwas like man we got to jam some time, and luke joined some time after, he was taking drum lessons at reston music. >> you guys already have music out still working on an album and touring i understand just now have gotten going. >> yeah. >> doing about 3 to 5 shows a month really, all over the place, richmond, dc northern virginia, baltimor

two men killed in monday's mid air collision over fauquier county. 60-year-old james dunkin of bethesda and 57-year-old paul gardella of burke, virginia died. they were in the same plane of one of the to that collided. the pilot of the other plane did survive. liz name is thomas provin. he got out of the hospital last night. because both pilots worked for government agencies, canadian authorities have now taken over the investigation. >>> today is national dam safety awareness day. fema will use a local dam to highlight the safety improvements it's making over the last several years. you might remember back there was a scare in june of 2006 at lake kneewood dam. thousands were evacuated in the middle of the night over fears that dam was about to break. it followed several days of torrential rain. the dam fortunately held. improvements have been made over the years to the dam itself as well as how it handles safety planning. >>> jessica doyle is watching your money and the people who watch your money. >> banks are charging us to close our accounts? which banks? >> a lot of banks. lots and lots of banks. let'

paul george. 48 seconds left to play in the half. lebron james, big-time dunk. score tied at 43-43.uarter, wade, his first points of the game. later in the third, danny granger. knocked down the three. he had 17 points. then, in the timeout, tempers flaring on the heat bench. wade and eric spoelster getting into it. lebron comes up with the steal. granger fouls him from behind see it again here. pulling on lebron's jersey. he'd be charged with a technical foul. danny granger, jumper good. pacers win 94-75, and take a 2-1 series lead. >>> phillies/cubs. roy halladay, winless in his last five starts. 1-5, in his career versus the cubs. but he was dealing against the cubs on thursday night. eight innings, three earned cubs on thursday night. eight innings, three earned runs bottom nine. cubs down 8-3. bases loaded. bases-clearing double. cubs trail by two. later in the inning, jonathan papelbon, in to shut the door. and he does. earning his 11th save. phillies win 8-7, their fifth-straight. >>> nba playoffs continue tonight. game four between the celtics and 76ers, 8:00 eastern. and ga

james getting his dance on. that was before game one against the celtics. paulierce and dwyane wade sharing pregame pleasantries. first quarter, lebron with the steal, takes it the other way for the dunk. takes his time. he should. he's smooth. then mario chalmers off to lebron, this is smooth, as well. wow. second quarter, celtics coming back. paul pierce buries the three from the wings, celtics down two. more pierce. how about another three from the corner? game tied at 46. here we go. third quarter, tied at 50. shane battier with a block on rajon rondo. get that out of here. then chalmers feeds battier, lets him finish what he started. buries the three. heat up, 53-50. later in the third, wade grabs a rebound, chucks a full-court pass to lebron. that was sweet. another look. lebron with 32 points and 13 rebounds in this game. later in the third, more heat, battier, forcing a turnover, gets it to chalmers. miami led by as many as 17 points in this game. fourth quarter, wade, drives. 22 points in the game for him, the heat win it, 93-79, and the winner of game

james duncan of bethesda. he was piloting the beach craft and his passenger, 57-year-old paul gardella of burg, virginia. pilot of the piper cherokee landed in a field with one wincherred off. he -- wing sheared off. he is mir rucolasly okay. the other aircraft burst into flames killing duncan and gardella. he was a flight instructor at aviation adventures in warrenton. neighbors say gardella loved to fly, loved his family and gardening. >> he was a very good man. and they're a wonderful family. his wife is a sweetheart. they have a very close family. very close-knit. and this is just shaken us all up. i can't even imagine. if that were my husband. my children's father. i can't -- you know, it's horrible. >> reporter: well, on the aviation adventures website gardella has a quote answering what was his most exciting aviation adventure and he says any first aerobatic lesson. i can't get it out of my head. at 6:00 it's the ntsb and the canada tsb investigation part of the story and our bruce leshan is out there in fauquier county to bring us the very latest hoping to answer some of the questions how this tr

virginia state police have identified the pilot as 60-year- old james duncan, a doctor from bethesda. the passenger of burk. paul wagner joins us new with more. paul? >> reporter: the last few hours, we have been able to learn the pilot is an internist who recently took a job with the national transportation safety board as the chief technical advisor for medical issues. officials say dr. duncan was at the controls of the plane when it collided with a single- engine piper that just took off from culpeper airport. according to online records, the beachcraft was built in 1979 and co-owned with a woman identified as candace duncan. it indicates it was in compliance with federal regulations. with the doctor's connections to the ntsb, the investigative agency asked the canadian transportation board to probe what happened. the pilot of the piper, 70-year- old thomas probin, survived the collision and was able to land in a field. he walked away with minor injuries and he is an investigator with the federal aviation system. the weather was clear when the planes collided on monday and one of the planes caught fire after

joining us again, ari fleischer, paul begala, peter bergen, and major general james "spider" marks. ari, in terms of politics and i hate to talk about politics on a day like this, but do you anticipate tomorrow hearing a lot more about this trip from both the left and the right? because the left has been pretty silent as well. >> that's right. it's a sign of how split both parties are about these long military entanglements. no. i think it's going to quickly fade. we're in such a domestic news cycle. election, economy. just with the anniversary of killing bin laden riveting the nation. i think the bigger substantive issue, though, in afghanistan is the place is still a mess. you know, the president said tonight that in the last three years the tide has turned. since he became president, he said it turned. i don't think anything has turned. afghanistan was a mess, it is a mess. whether we're there or not, they're going to go on fighting. the war doesn't end. it's just a question of whether we're going to be involved in it or not. i'm fine no longer being involved in it. we didn't set

>>paul gardella was always quick with a smile and a wave. they are devastated at the news that gardella and james duncan or the man who perished after their plane collided with another small aircraft over role fauquier county. the pilot of the other plane managed to land. >> there were just friendly. the loss is going to be extremely sad for all of us. >> he was beloved by neighbors for his kindness and respected by colleagues for his piloting skills. >> a very good one. very well liked in the community. very popular. >> we are told duncan was piloting the plane at the time going through maneuvers to renew his license. but what went wrong remains under investigation. >> it just happened. it was not because the pilots were not fully qualified. they were. accident happens. >> we have a significant development in the newsroom. nasa officials confirmed to us that the pilot who perished james duncan went by dr. michael duncan who used to work for nasa and played a major role in a medical perspective and a number of shuttle missions in space and was also involved in the incredible rescue of the chilean

james madison, jr. was the fourth president of united states. paul jennings journey would play out in the highest circles of idea and powers. the white house. james madison and steadied and as an author had the first white house memoir. the full text is included as an appendix of the "a slave in the white house." my familiarity with the memoir the first drew me to the jennings story titled "a colored man's reminiscences of james madison". as it implies, it is more about the great man and the author himself. i set out to to discover elements of his biography, uncovered circumstances and track down and interview direct descendants. ball was 10 years old when he came to washington 89 comatose then from among 100 montpelier slaves to be a part of the domestic staff. he found washington to be dreary. it was. not only was he homesick at that time it existed on paper more than on the ground. but soon the nephew realized he had a great adventure to be a foot man eight years and come of age through the aged 18 and an important witness to history in the making

names two of men killed in a midair plane collision on monday. 57-year-old paul gardella of burke, virginia, and 60-year-old jamesel dunn can of bethesda died when their plane went down after a collision. the pilot of the other plane, 70-year-old thomas pruvin survived. duncan was honored by the president for his past efforts. >>> today the jury will deliberate without the four alternates in the courthouse. the judge has sent them home. they did get attention for wearing matching shirts. meanwhile there's no indication that the jury is any closer to reaching a verdict. he's accuse of using nearly a million dollars to hide his mistress during his presidential run in 2008. >>> a planned parenthood controversy is taken its toll on the susan g. komen breast cancer walk. co-man yanked funding from planned parenthood but overwhelming public outcry forced them to reverse that position. >>> right now they it's beginning a descent back to earth. it's expected to splash down off the california coast just before nun. the dragon delivered more than 1,000 pounds of food and supplies to astronauts aboard the station. it will c

fauquier county in virginia are from both maryland and virginia. 57-year-old paul gardella of burke, virginia, and 60-year-old james mike duncan of bethesda, maryland, were killed in a crash on monday. investigators say it is still not clear who was at the controls. the pilot of one plane managed to land. canadian authorities are investigating because members of both planes worked for u.s. aviation agencies. >>> maryland has decided which lawmakers will sit on a pit bull task force. the panel was created to study the impact of the court of appeals ruling last month. the court decide that had pit bulls were an inherently dangerous breed. that means pit bull owners and anyone who has those dogs on their property could be held liable for damages if their dog should attack. >>> three people killed at a shooting in a cafe in seattle, washington, today. the gunman still on the loose. police say he opened fire about 11:00 this morning. two other people were critically wounded in the shooting. no word on what started it all. >>> a baby sitter is charged after three young boys she was charged with watching wandered off on t

but if debbie wants to take a whack at getting james off the ceiling, go for it, girl! >> good luck. and paulur next hour, james carville. you agree with james, your good friend, that the democrats are going to have a tough, tough fight, they better start to panic? >> absolutely. look, the only way to run is to run scared to begin with. right? all of us who have a mother or grandmother on medicare would like to keep her on that. romney wants to slowly destroy it. but this is a terrible, terrible economy this president has inhartd. he's made it better. he is climbing out of that pitch but this is going to be a very tough election. when you have a guy like romney who will say or do anything and has limitless right wing money, then of course he's going to have a huge advantage. every democrat -- by the way, i advised the probe on a super pac committee who wants to give me a couple million bucks, i'd be happy to take it and advertise the real romney record.com. go check that one out. >> we'll look forward to speaking with james in the next hour. >>> meanwhile, the united states is giving pakistan

injured chris bosh, dwyane wade and lebron james looked great early on a touch pass to score against indianapolis, but the pacers played tough, including a paul george steal and fast break score and indy beat the heat, 78-75, tying the eastern semifinal series 1-1. >>> now to baseball. cubs and cardinals. it was a back and forth game. in the top of the ninth, soriano hit a solo homer to tie it 6-6. but molina came through in the bottom of the ninth with the game-winning rbi single and the cards avoided a five-game sweep at home. >>> in a west coast match-up, a's took on angels and pujols hit a pair of infield singles as the home team took a 3-0 lead. santana gave up four hits in 7 2/3 innings and angels won it 4-0. >>> in nhl stanley cup action, the l.a. kings' jeff carter scored three against the phoenix coyotes, his first career hat trick. jonathan quick stopped 24 shots as kings won it 4-0 and led the western conference finals 2-0. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and sixes for f-22 raptor. new restrictions after complaints about the stealth jet from their pilot. tealth jets from their pilots. eggland's b

james l. brooks. joining me now is nobel prize-winning economist, paul krugman, an economist for "the new york times,"ics at princeton university. he is always the smartest perch in the room. his new book "end this depression now! paul, i have been wanting to ask you for a long time. how awful is it being you watching the craziest -- is this the stupidest public discussion of economics this country has had since keynesian? >> we had some pretty stupid discussions in the 30s but only after the fact. we have the knowledge. we have the tools. that's what drives me crazy right now. we actually have everything we need. there have been some surprises but by and larnl, this is a well-understood script. we know what we could be doing. we could be out of this depression. we could be out of it faster than anyone now imagines. we are insistently doing the wrong things. terrible for me but much worse for the 13 million people that are out of work and the 3.9 that have been out of work for more than a year and we are not doing anything for them. >> in your book, you trace some of the political history of keynesian

james with 11 of miami's 21 points in the first quarter. celtics made it a game in the second. paulner pocket. boston rallies to tie the game at the half. but that's as close as they would get. simply too much lebron for the aging celtics. finished with a game-high 32 and 13 boards. miami opens the series with a 93-79 win. game two is tomorrow. >>> baseball, yankees and angels tied in the ninth. a jumbo for trumbull. a walk-off homer. halos win their seventh in a row. >>> to chicago, the wind blowing out at wrigley. good news for the cubbies. four homers against the padres. they snap an 11-game losing streak. >>> cubs were hitting them out and the white sox chris sail was punching them out. striking out 15 over 7 1/3. sail was a strikeout shy of a team record set all the way back in 1954. chi sox beat the raise, 2-1. >>> yesterday was a memorial day that one family will never forget. the atlanta braves invited the family of master sergeant david simms to turner field. between innings, they watched a recorded message from sims who was deployed in afghanistan. big setup. as sims gave