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thank you, jayson williams. and thank you for watching. >>> good night, everyone. >>> sweating it out -- power outages after a swath of deadly storms leave millions in several states to bake in triple-digit heat today. >>> plus, turning the tide -- firefighters in colorado may finally be getting the upper hand on those deadly fires. they've already destroyed hundreds of homes. >>> and winner take all -- two american sprinters in a head-to-head runoff tonight with an olympic spot on the line. but will it happen? somebody may be dropping out. we're going to check in on that for you. good morning to you, welcome to "early start" on this monday morning. i'm zoraida sambolin. >> and i'm ashlee. >> it's the kind of heat that makes it hard to breathe and it is still threatening millions of americans all the way from the midwest to the northeast this morning. >> about 16 people have now died from this heat since thursday when triple-digit temperatures unleashed killer storms that have now left millions of people without

thank you, jayson, williams. and thank you for watching.yone. >>> welcome to a gps special. global lessons, the road map for saving health care. america's system of bringing us into the world and helping us stay alive and supporting us as we die is at a major crossroads. two years ago president obama signed the most comprehensive overhaul of american medicine since medicare. this week, the supreme court upheld almost all of the law in a dramatic 5-4 ruling setting up what is sure to be a heated election year debate. meanwhile, our out-of-control health care costs continue to climb. no other nation spends more than 12% of its economy on health care. america spends 17%. what is more, we don't benefit from the huge price tag. our healthy life expectancy, the standard measurement, ranks only 29th in the world behind

america's game with historian doris kearns goodwin, and former all-star harold reynolds and espn's jayson stark. >> we love each other and root for each other until we get to the world series. and then it is every man for himself. >> he got that right. it is all ahead, because this is face the nation. captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: and good morning, again, it is almost too hot to even fly a kite but some are out there last week on this broadcast, jan crawford set washington on its ear with a remarkable story and inside look how chief justice john roberts changed sides and joined liberals on the court to ensure the president's healthcare plan would be upheld, the as news leak from an institution that almost never leaks, and this morning she has new details and insights into how it all came about and what it means for future court cases, a jan. >> well, bob, this court is deep and personal and could affect this court for a long time, no one has any idea how it is going to be resolved but conservatives feel a sense

thank you, jayson williams.nd thank you for watching. >>> good night, everyone. >>> sweating it out -- power outages after a swath of deadly storms leave millions in several states to bake in triple-digit heat today. >>> plus, turning the tide -- firefighters in colorado may finally be getting the upper hand on those deadly fires. they've already destroyed hundreds of homes. >>> and winner take all -- two american sprinters in a head-to-head runoff tonight with an olympic spot on the line. but will it happen? somebody may be dropping out. we're going to check in on that for you. good morning to you, welcome to "early start" on this monday morning. i'm zoraida sambolin. >> and i'm ashlee. >> it's the kind of heat that makes it hard to breathe and it is still threatening millions of americans all the way from the midwest to the northeast this morning. >> about 16 people have now died from this heat since thursday when triple-digit temperatures unleashed killer storms that have now left millions of people without p

. >>> we are back with former nba star jayson williams. valentine's day 2 thousand 2. he was playing around with a shotgun when it went off, killing his chauffeur. i want to read something he wrote, letters to his father, mailed them to a friend while you were locked up. >> that's right. >> he now published the letters into a book called humbled, letters from prison. he is with me here now again. thank you again. don't be nervous. i know this is hard for you, but you can let people know how you feel. you are doing a great job. at your sentencing, you made a declaration and you said i will work to improve myself and make positive contributions to society. it's like you were foreshadowing to where you are now. is that so? >> the first thing i had to do in prison was examine myself. then i had to be remorseful and i repented and reform and the first thing was examining what causes me to get in trouble all the time with my dark side. it was alcohol. >> is that what it was? >> it was alcohol. >> it took eight years between when the incident hap

. >> joe: raul ibanyez will come off the bench and bat for jayson nix.nyez in the eighth inning here with two out now, a huge out, picked

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seattle up one, sacks full for jayson nix. ripped as-loaded double. new york wins, 5-2, but loses alex rodriguez to the dl with a broken hand. >>> the opening ceremony of the olympics is tomorrow night but the games began yesterday. the women's u.s. soccer team rallied from two goals down to beat france, 2-0 and alex morgan scored a pair. >>> mls down one, rosario finds a wide open chris pontius. stays that way until stoppage time. johnson makes one move and gets the friendly bounce off the defender. mls rallies to beat the european champs, 3-2. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >>> well, trouble over a lady gaga doll, and lindsay lohan, hire yourself a chauffeur already. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, it's hard to say what's more impressive, his age or how long he's had his current job. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." it's going to be a dangerous day for thunderstorms in many locations including all of the ohio valley, the northeast, and the

nobody knows the real jayson williams. there's a real jekyll-and-hyde like divide. still exist? you know what, hold that break. i'll ask you on the over side of the break. ♪ of the break. hver side of the break. er side of the break. er side of the break. er side of the break. ter side of the break. her side of the break. the break. the break. >>> from first round draft pick to felon. more now on my exclusive interview with former nba star jayson williams. >> you're a little nervous. don't be nervous. i know this is hard for you, but don't be nervous. let people know how you feel. you're doing a great job. at your sentencing in february 2010, you made a declaration, you said, i will work endlessly to improve myself and make positive contributions to society. it's almost like you were foreshadowing to where you are now. is that so? >> well, i think the first thing i had to do when i got to prison was examine myself. then i had to be remorseful. then i repented. then i reformed. the first thing was examining what causes me to get in trouble all the time? what's my dar

seattle up one, sacks full for jayson nix. rips a bases-loaded double. new york wins, 5-2, but loses alex rodriguez to the d.l. with a broken hand. >>> the opening ceremony of the olympics is tomorrow night, but the games began yesterday. the women's u.s. soccer team rallied from two goals down to beat france, 4-2. alex morgan scored a pair. >>> and speaking of soccer, david beckham and the mls all-stars squared off against chelsea. pick it up in the second half. mls down one, dwayne de rosario finds a wide open chris pontius. the d.c. united connection ties the game at 2-2. stays that way until stoppage time. kyle beckerman threads the needle to eddie johnson. he makes one move and gets the friendly bounce off the defender. mls rallies to beat the european champs, 3-2. and that's your look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >>> well, trouble over a lady gaga doll, and, lindsay lohan, hire yourself a chauffeur already. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, it's hard to say what's more impressive, his age or ho

top of the fourth, jayson nix he's not going to be left out, his shot clears the entire green monsterthe third of the season. four home runs for the pinstripes and they win game one 6-1. >>> the u.s. olympic basketball team is set, the trio were named to replace other players who can't compete due to injuries. team usa begins its quest for a second straight gold on july 29th opening against france. >>> how about the greenbrier classic, round three, this is kelly's approach on 17. a nice shot. it's a favorable roll. close to the pin. he shot an 8 under 62 on the day. he fits in second behind the leader who is web simpson. simpson here on 7. gets the birdie. he has a two-stroke lead going into the final round. but your shot of the day on 15 for birdie. >> a break, oh, hello. >> absolutely beautiful. he's 7 strokes behind the overall leader entering the final day. >>> the women's final at wimbledon, serena williams playing for her fifth title at the all-england club, she sealed the first five games with ease and took the opening set. then in the second set, agnieszka radwanska down a bre

seattle up one, sacks full for jayson nix.ew york wins 5-2, but loses alex rodriguez to the dl with a broken hand. the opening ceremony of the olympics is tomorrow night, but the games began yesterday. the women's u.s. soccer team rallied from two goals down to beat france 4-2. alex morgan scored a pair. speaking of soccer, david beckham and the mls all-stars squared off against chelsea. mls down one. dwayne derosario finds chris pontis. kyle beckerman threads the needle to eddie johnson. he makes one move and gets the friendly bounce off the defender. mls rallies to beat the european champs 3-2. that's your "first look" at sports. >>> now for another look at your weather, here is bill karins. very funny man indeed. >> sometimes. today is more of a serious weather day. this afternoon, we'll probably have hundreds of thousands of people losing power. lots of downed trees, power lines and hopefully we won't get too many injuries or fatalities from all the tree damage that's expected. this map shows you who can get the severe wea

>> jayson writes, my thoughts and prayers go out to those whose lives were lost and though to those whoe a speedyfeeli >> i've got a 5-year-old daughter. it's completely unimaginable so we're thinking about them. we'll continue our coverage right now with "morning joe." >> you see young people who have come in and just two days ago, or 36 hours ago or even 24 hours ago, it wasn't certain whether they'd make it and now suddenly their eyes are open, they're alert and they're talking and it reminds you that even in the darkest of days, you know, life continues. and people are strong and people bounce back and people are resilient. >> good morning. it's monday, july 23rd. joe and i are joined this morning by msnbc and "time" magazine's senior political analyst mark halperin, national affairs editor for new york magazine and political analyst john heilemann and former treasury official and "morning joe" economic analyst steve rattner with willie geist at the olympics in london. willie, good morning. that's a little bit of a better schedule for you there? >> good morning. it is a little bette

. >> joe: raul ibanyez will come off the bench and bat for jayson nix.nyez in the eighth inning here with two out now, a huge out, picked up by padilla. still three left on the bench for joe girardi. ibanyez was part of the big inning last night. it was the difference in the gaming, and the 10-8 win. ian chavez with the last two rbis were the different. 6-1 win for new york earlier today, and tonight it's 9-4 boston, but the base bases are loaded, t out. ibanyez takes a strike. alex rodriguez comes in to the on-deck circle. a new at-bat for russell martin if this game gets there. if it does, here in the eighth inning, he will represent the tying run. here's the 0-1. popped up. foul. might be a play for saltalamacchia. and there he is. inning is over. back-to-back foulouts to the catcher. they were notsy. padilla comes in, does his job, strands three runners. bottom of the eighth at fenway. bottom of the eighth at fenway. 9-4 red sox on top. ♪ one more dance with you ♪ and i know you have ♪ always been ♪ the only one ♪ yeah, the only one ♪ ♪ listen to wha

. >> joe: raul ibanyez will come off the bench and bat for jayson nix.nyez in the eighth inning here with two out now, a huge out, picked up by padilla. still three left on the bench for joe girardi. ibanyez was part of the big inning last night. it was the difference in the gaming, and the 10-8 win. ian chavez with the last two rbis were the different. 6-1 win for new york earlier today, and tonight it's 9-4 boston, but the base bases are loaded, two out. ibanyez takes a strike. alex rodriguez comes in to the on-deck circle. a new at-bat for russell martin if this game gets there. if it does, here in the eighth inning, he will represent the tying run. here's the 0-1. popped up. foul. might be a play for saltalamacchia. and there he is. inning is over. back-to-back foulouts to the catcher. they were not easy. padilla comes in, does his job, strands three runners. bottom of the eighth at fenway. bottom of the eighth at fenway. 9-4 red sox on top. ♪ one more dance with you ♪ and i know you have ♪ always been ♪ the only one ♪ yeah, the only one ♪ ♪ listen t

jayson werth will be rejoining the nationals tonight.t teams are scrambling to make moves that would help them get to the playoffs and beyond. it appears the nationals are not interested in making a deal because mike rizzo believes they have enough talent already. >> we feel we have enough in our minor league system and in the bullpen. we feel comfortable where we are. we like our ballclub and we like the way we are playing right now. >> the nationals and the phillies starter series tonight. the redskins are back on the field at training camp. have a great day. >> there was a star power at redskin park yesterday. a rapper showed up to check out his favorite team. >> it is not often you get somebody so humble. a lot of draft picks have that swagger, but he carries himself kind of like a veteran. credits it is cool that we have celebrities like him supporting us. it brings a lot of fans out. hopefully we get some more celebrity fans aka durant. >> that being kevin durant of the oklahoma city thunder, currently on the olympic team, original

nobody knows the real jayson williams. there's a real jekyll-and-hyde like divide.oes that dark side still exist? you know what, hold that break. i'll ask you on the over side of the break. it don't matter, day or night. use your computer, your smartphone, your tablet, whatever. the point is, you have options. oh, how convenient. hey. crab cakes, what are you looking at? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> from first round draft pick to felon. more now on my exclusive interview with former nba star jason williams. you're a little nervous. don't be nervous. i know this is hard for you, but don't be nervous. you're doing a great job. at your sentencing in february of 2010, you made a declaration. you said, i will work endlessly to improve myself and make positive contributions to society. it's almost like you were foreshadowing to where you are now. is that so? >> well, i think the first thing i had to do when i got to prison was examine myself. then i had to be remorseful. then i repented. then i reformed. the first thi

thank you, jayson, williams. and thank you for watching. good night, everyone. >>> welcome to a gps special. global lessons, the road map for saving health care. america's system of bringing us into the world and helping us stay alive and supporting us as we die is at a major crossroads. two years ago president obama signed the most comprehensive overhaul of american medicine since medicare. this week, the supreme court upheld almost all of the law in a dramatic 5-4 ruling setting up what is sure to be a heated election year debate. meanwhile, our out-of-control health care costs continue to climb. no other nation spends more than 12% of its economy on health care. america spends 17%. what is more, we don't benefit from the huge price tag. our healthy life expectancy, the standard measurement, ranks only 29th in the world behind slovenia. our infant mortality rate ranks 30th. it's more than twice that of sweden and japan. so what is our problem? in this hour in a "time" magazine essay, we will take you around the world to find out what less

and they're still missing jayson werth. >> he wasn't doing much earlier. maybe he just should stay out. no. we hope he gets better, but against one of the better pitching rotations in the league, great to see the nats' bats get a little bit hot there. >>> while i've got you we're just a few days from the all- star break, the my season break. who is your mid-season vp for the nationals? >> you can say stephen strasburg because you know you'll get a win every five days. gio gonzalez. >> that's who i would have said. >> and bryce harper. i'm going to say tyler clippard, 1.83 e.r.a., 13 saves, 16 holds and with the closure spot being pretty much a debacle, look what the happened now, no drew storen, brad lidge debacle, men rei rodriguez, debacle. tyler -- henry rod, debacle. tyler clip -- rodriguez, debacle. tyler clippard has really done a lot for them this year. >> thank you very much. >>> we have breaking news. there's been a shooting at the urban barbecue on sandy spring old in olney. >> we don't know if it was inside orous of the restaurant -- or outside

jayson reilly, member of the "wall street journal"'s editorial board. fox news contributor as well of the good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> steve: so let's start with you. are you surprised that as it turns out, they're spending four times more than we knew about to get their democrat pals elected? >> absolutely. it's a blockbuster report. it shows that over the last number of years, additional $3 billion that we had never known about, totally hidden spending, to influence elections and lobbying. they actual israeli to report it to the labor department, but nobody knew to look there. when the journal went there, they looked it and found and it's an incredible amount of money. there was $1.3 billion in 2009. >> i think there is obviously hypocrisy here with people on both sides complain about one side is very concerned about corporate money and the other side is very concerned about union money and it's all money that's influencing the election. >> steve: this is invisible until now. >> you know when we should thank for making it no longer

>> jayson writes, my thoughts and prayers go out to those whose lives were lost and though to those who have a speedyfeeli >> i've got a 5-year-old daughter. it's completely unimaginable so we're thinking about them. we'll continue our coverage right now with "morning joe." >> you see young people who have come in and just two days ago, or 36 hours ago or even 24 hours ago, it wasn't certain whether they'd make it and now suddenly their eyes are open, they're alert and they're talking and it reminds you that even in the darkest of days, you know, life continues. and people are strong and people bounce back and people are resilient. >> good morning. it's monday, july 23rd. joe and i are joined this morning by msnbc and "time" magazine's senior political analyst mark halperin, national affairs editor for new york magazine and political analyst john heilemann and former treasury official and "morning joe" economic analyst steve rattner with willie geist at the olympics in london. willie, good morning. that's a little bit of a better schedule for you there? >> good morning. it is a little b