pitcher joe niece stretches, felt pain, so with the trainer watching, niece threw a practice pitch to make sure he was okay, but he collapsed. the hamstring was torn. this comes a day after luis castillo suffered a sprained left ankle. castillo is day to day. >>> to football now, the ravens are dealing with injuries just a week into training camp workouts. adam terry's season is over, mark clayton sidelined by pain in his hamstring. the ravens conduct one of the more hard-hitting camps in the nfl. coach harbaugh says his players go at game speed more than any team in the league. >> our philosophy is the harder you work, the healthier you stay, except for the fluke injury. i think our guys are in much better shape and are doing a good job of take care of each over. >> harbaugh says his players are in better shape than last year when many came in unprepared because of a lack of off-season conditioning. depending on how you do the math, giants quarterback eli manning is about to become the nfl's highest paid player. reports are he has agreed to a six-year deal worth more than $97 million

, senator john kerry, republicans, john mccain, orrin hatch, senator kennedy's niece caroline kennedy and vice president joe biden. tomorrow, charlie, we'll hear from president obama at the funeral. >> john berman up in boston. and you can see this evening's service in its entirety, and it will be on abcnews.com/kennedy. >>> we turn now to that extraordinary kidnapping case in california. phillip and nancy gir ree toe were charged today with 29 counts of on duction, rape, sexual assault and imprisonment for kidnapping jaycee dugard in 1991. today, we learned more about the girl's captivity and virtual isolation for the past 18 years. here's mike von fremd. >> reporter: today, the husband and wife accused of kidnapping and keeping jaycee dugard captive for all these years were in court today. garrido shas admitted to fathering two children with jaycee. the first was born when jaycee was just 14 years old. today, police scoured the sheds and tents in the garrido's secret backyard. this is where jaycee and their two young children lived for all these years. it is hidden from view behind debris and fence. but n

. >> his niece caroline and nephew joe, looked up to their uncle as a father-figure. >> every single one of my brothers and sisters needed a father and we gained onthrough uncle teddy. we just needed someone to hang onto and teddy was always there. >> even though some people never met him, they felt a connection. 50,000 people filed past the flag-draped coffin. >> he was an inspiration to many people around the world. it is wonderful to be a part of that. >> thousands more are expected to be a part of the final farewell. the funeral procession will make its way to the capitol today. outside the building where kennedy made his mark, the public will get chance to pay their respects. >> just to be here to waved farewell or to see his family, what ever we can do. >> his final resting place will be arlington nio cnalememetery where he will be buried ne his brothers, john and robert. president barack obama will deliver the eulogy later this morning and the private burial service today for senator kennedy will be held at 5:30. >> the funeral mass for senator kennedy will be held at 10:00 th

he will be the master of ceremonies to speak tomorrow night and caroline kennedy, the senator's niece, joesman, nephew of senator kennedy, son of the late robert f. kennedy, senator john mccain, john kerry of massachusetts, as well vice president joe biden, wolf. you see the dignitaries there. the family members who will pay tribute to ted kennedy. first, it is almost time for the public. his constituents here in massachusetts, oergs who have come from around the country who have waited for hours for just a few moments to pass by the casket and say farewell for a man who served massachusetts in the senate for 47 years. >> john, we will come back to you as soon as the doors open and the crowds begin to go inside the presidential library. i want to show our viewers an exclusive look at the plot where senator kennedy will be buried. we are learning more about the special service plan over at arlington national cemetery late saturday here in washington. our pentagon correspondent, barbara starr, is the only reporter allowed on the grounds of arlington, to see the plot. barbara, set the scene f

joe biden. >> he made us all better. his friends, family and foes. >> reporter: and finally, his niece, caroline. >> we're the ones who haveo do all the things he would have done, for us, for each other, and for our country. ♪ to dream the impossible dream ♪ >> i will miss my irisfriend. god be with you, until we meet again. >> be at peace, my friend. america will be in your debt forever. >> smooth sailing, teddy. >> sail on, my friend. sail on. ♪ where the brave dare not go >> our thanks to john berman for that. >>> there are generations of kennedys here, of course, forced to grieve in a very public way. r ey are each other's.st toedna system. urnator kennedy was a father, of , se his own three children and tp s, drteilchen. but also uncle teddy to 23 nieces and nephews. i had a chance to speak to one of the nephews, the son of bobby kennedy, douglas kennedy. what are your feelings? what are your memories that you hold in your heart now? >> the last couple days, i just have had a time to think about, you know -- he was so important in my life. he called me on every birthday i had. he attended every graduation. he called e

nieces and his nephews. you have patrick kennedy as well as his wife, victoria, and bobby kennedy's son, joe ii. there is also caroline kennedy, who withdrew her bid for hillary clinton's vacant senate seat but was very visible during obama's campaign. all these members of the kennedy family, people that will look to to see if they will carry on the dreams of the kennedy family, carrying the torch for senator kennedy. large shoes to fill. doug and alison. >> thank you. >>> be sure to stay with "good morning washington" for all the latest on the passing of senator kennedy. >>> in other news, four students at the university of mary washington are suspected of having swine flu. they are being kept in their dorm roomsnd are being treated by the university health center. >>> government is downplaying the estimates that the virus could kill 90,000 people this fall. a panel released those numbers earlier this week. it could happen, but it is not likely. it is only a worst case scenario. most >>> prince george's county high schoolers now have a temporary schedules. the computer problem may not be fixed

joe during the war. jack as president. bobby as a candidate for president. it all fell on him. his niecesphews, and, i mean, what a statement last night on the hill as the dark dusk clouded around us and the cameras were all out and people were just moving away, and just this sea of children surrounding the coffin just heads bowed on it and the roses, you know, on the top of it. it really gave the full meaning to his family importance to the center that he was to his family. >> you paid something now yourself. you said ted kennedy was a leader, knowing how to carry on for his family and for his colleagues after such tragedy. you now sit with the fact that you are the senior senator from massachusetts. how does that fit? >> i woke up this morning, and i still have trouble believing that he is not there. as maria just said, you have to li your life. don't try to be somebody else. don't go out and try to fill shoes or do something. just be yourself and fight the fight, as we fought them together over these last years. there are a lot of people in the senate who understand the mission. chris

. >> high -- there was my -- my niece amanda smith did a wonderful collection of letters. she put them together in a book my older brother joe, would write back, "dear dad, i got four as and one b-plus and i am going to work like anything to get the b plus up to another a." my brother jack would have two cs. three cs and a d and looking for his allowance. then you could see as life went on, the letters from jack began to get better and more eloquent. >> president kennedy takes tea at the house where his paternal gran father was born. he has never see a day like this before. and the irish wit flows like tea. >> larry: telling the senator the late jim bishop was interviewing his mother once and asked her about john kennedy's trip to ireland, very famous trip as president and mrs. kennedy, your mother said, when he was in ireland he mentioned the kennedies a lot but didn't mention the fitzgeralds, much, when i see john i am going to bring that up to him. you said you had a story about that? >> well, when he came back to boston. he had a -- an event in and the press asked him some questions. one of the press asked him that very

vice president joe biden leading the list, four of senator kennedy's colleagues as well. the evening will end we are told with caroline kennedy, ted kennedy's niece. that's today and tonight. tomorrow will be the funeral mass in boston at a church a couple miles from here, our lady of perpetual help basilica after which the body will be moved to washington for the final procession. past the senate building and to arlington national cemetery where he'll be buried near the bodies of his two brothers jack and bobby. >> we know and we can see in fact in the shot up right now of a group of people at all times for one hour after the other sitting in vigil, people drawn -- staffers, friends from his 47-year career in the senate. what can you tell us, if you know, about how those people were selected and that part of the ceremony? >> anything that's separate from the public viewing has been by invitation. there was the massachusetts delegation at one point which came in. as you say, some of the senator's staffers over the years who have come here as well. tonight's event is by invitation, family and close friends only, though it will be publicized by poo

joe in the senate, locals were still impressed. >> i've never seen the likeness in all the years i've lived. >> reporter: not far away was senator lawford, the senator's niece and saying thanks, making a strong impression. >> they show so much caring that they care about people and have so much love for the people, that's why the kennedys are so much appreciated in this country. >> reporter: then vicki kennedy arrived, senator kennedy's widow, for the second day, making herges secure of thanks, reaching out to people, like john. >> my life is complete. i spoke to victoria kennedy. everybody around owes a debt to the kennedys. and vicki has made ted the last 17 years wonderful. >> reporter: now, the senator is gone. the last of the storied kennedy brothers. the end of an era, stirring powerful feelings. tomorrow's the funeral in boston and senator ted kennedy makes his final trip to his second home, washington, for burial in arlington national cemetery. >> steve, let me just ask, you what are the odds all of the living ex-presidents will in fact show up there? we have clinton, carter and the two bushes? >> reporter: that's correct. it's four now. there's no

some 23 nieces and nephews in addition to his 3 children, will be assembling there today to remember him. metaphorically and actually, it is the house his father built. joejr. bought this property in 1926. and his family still regards it as their central home. we're going to have live coverage from the scene. and also from capitol hill, where senator kennedy worked so tirelessly for half a century. >> and he ended up occupying his father and mother's house. and he really shouldered the burden of being the center of this family. and, of course, carried forward the dream of his brothers, in service. and his final battle, of course, lasted a year and three months. and that was against brain cancer. and people knew right from the initial prognosis, the road was going to be very difficult. and these final days wound up being something that the family had to deal with a little sooner than expected. george, you heard as soon as anybody, about the senator's passing. >> before we had hoped, senator kennedy hoped, that he was going to be able to fight on long enough to see health care passed. to see his memoir, which was due to come out in october. the story of hi

his nieces and nephews and his own children and the role he played, making nearly every christening, giving brides away, caroline kennedy at their wedding, baptisms, funerals, he was always there as joeennedy alluded to last night and i would imagine the absence of ted kennedy in that family will leave an enormous hole a huge void that frankly will not be filled. >> it's almost easy to forget he was the kid brother and lived in the shadows certainly of jfk and rfk, but they're frozen in time. they died as young men and didn't really get to fulfill their legacy and promise. in contrast to edward kennedy who lived almost a full life. so when we compare him side-by-side to his brothers, how will history look at him? >> you know, i think you can make a strong face that, as spoken to last evening at the wake, that president kennedy in his 1,000 days captivated the nation. robert kennedy in the 85 days ever his campaign challenged the nation, but edward kennedy, as vice president biden mentioned, in 17,000 days in the united states senate changed the nation. actually changed the way more people live than either of his two brothers, and i think when history is written, both the short histor