. >> john ray is a direct question. if you are presented with evidence that the police officers have committed perjury, or if you have this attorney in your office who has hidden evidence in the pursuit of a conviction, will you take action against this? >> we are aware that we're looking at many cases --

instead he hired john ray of philadelphia to make the upholstery for the entire room in the red velvet. and latrobe was certain that the room would get such poor reviews he would never be forgiven. this also goes to show, as i said, that he became more of just the surveyor public buildings, maybe the newspapers weren't too often referred to him as an upholster because he worried so much about the fabric. the reason why we focus so much on the elliptical salon is that's what most of the information that is available today survives. we do understand from latrobe's letters that the mantle on the east wall which you see right here had a long french plate mirror above with a lamkin valance atop trimmed with gilded balls and cloth. here we have president madison, mrs. madison, steven decatur and several other guests. ornamental palmettes were gilded as were the other grecian-inspired accents. here's the design latrobe came up with, the palmettes. the walls were papered and, perhaps, brushed over with a light coat of fleck coach paint and the wood work was -- george bridgeport of philadelphia

i know this is true of john and ray odierno and heidi shu and the whole team over there. i'm now out of my previous job it was a big priority of mine and my successor, frank kendall, i know will be working especially with the army to improve their tradecraft in acquisition and also to put together their portfolio of investment for the future, and this is a big change for the army. i said before, the army has -- is making the most difficult and largest transition of all the services just because they've been really up to here in iraq and afghanistan now for ten years, and so in acquisition and in everything else, how they define their mission, how they train their people, how they organize and so forth, odierno and mccue are, you know, taking a really fundamental look at all of that, and secretary panetta and i have wanted to make sure they had the time and the strategic patience from us to make the changes that they need to, and it will take some time just because of the magnitude of it, but it will be reflected in acquisition as well and it really needs to be because the

. >> reporter: so attorney john ray decided to test the police theory. >> we will now proceed into theoes if she was walking barefoot through this, it would seem almost impossible for her without cutting up her feet very badly. >> reporter: the team comes to the place where shannon's remains were found just 100 yards from a parkway. >> you can see the glistening of some of the vehicles as they pass. for her to suddenly just give up and die here wouldn't quite make sense. >> reporter: he believes shannon gilbert was murdered and says that the similarities between her death and the other women found in the area shouldn't be ignored. you think that shannon gilbert was killed by "the" serial killer. >> i believe that the evidence is extremely strong that shannon gilbert was killed by the same person. >> erin moriarty is with us now. is this credible evidence that perhaps she was killed by the same person? >> well, i think investigators disagree with him, but then think about that. that means there's more than one killer out there. the serial killer, the person we know as the long island se

ray john, slides in, hits the floater.oston takes this game 93-91 series tied at two thousand. >> reporter: the braves nationals rivalry has been a little one sided as of late. the teams faced off, including eight sea shutout. yesterday afternoon they got off to a promising start. nationals going to the sweep in the rain shortened series. just like that, it is 2-0 nats. but tommy hanson found his groove. the nats give gonzalez, he blows a 2-0 lead to jason heyward. braves take the 3-2 lead into the ninth. espinoza, win last hit. nats have now lost four of their last five. >>> despite the loss gonzalez has been impressive throughout the month of may. before the game he was named national pitcher of the month. named national league rookie of the month. yesterday tiger woods returned to true form, impressive play from him this weekend, exclude thing shot. even jack nicklaus called the best ever seen. this is tiger 73rd pga victory, tying him with nicholas for most all time. have a great monday. >>> another two weeks before ti

ray john robbed dough ends up hitting a floater. which would turn out to be the game winner.oston takes the game 93-91. the series tied at two games apiece. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. the braves nationals rivalry has been a little bit one sided as of late washington. the last six times these two teams have faced off, including saturday's shutout. yesterday afternoon they got out to a promising start. the first two batters, another from bryce harper and just like that, it is 2-0 nats. tommy hanson found his groove after that, and that was all that the nats would give gonzalez. he blows a 2-0 lead. he lasted less than five innings, his third shortest outing of the year. the braves take a 3-2 lead into the ninth. espinoza one last hit. >>> despite the loss though, gonzalez has been impressive throughout the month of may. before the game he was named national league pitcher of the month, finishing may with a 5-0 record. bryce harper honored as well, named national league rookie of the month. >>> and yesterday tiger woods returns to true form, impressive play from him a

lost its way. >> sreenivasan: that was ray speaking with john donnelly of globalpost.ind the entire video of that on our health page. all that and more is on our web site: newshour.pbs.org. >> woodruff: and again, to our honor roll of american service personnel killed in the afghanistan conflict. we add them as their deaths are made official and photographs become available. here, in silence, are ten more. >> ifill: and that's the "newshour" for tonight. on tuesday, from our food for six billion series. japan re-thinks its food system as it faces an aging population, free trade agreements and the demise of small, family farms. i'm gwen ifill >> woodruff: and i'm judy woodruff. we'll see you online and again here tomorrow evening. thank you and good night. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and the william and flora hewlett foundation, working to solve social and environmental problems at home and around the world. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public

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. >> mason singled out ray lewis, ed reed, john ogden and the late steve mcnair, as the ravens he most appreciated during his time in baltimore. >> mason said he is considering a career as a broadcaster with his playing days now done. >>> wjz teams up with the orioles to feed the hungry. and we would like to thank everyone who helped out. some familiar faces, including vic carter, collected food and money for the maryland food bank during the o's game this weekend. lots of stuff to donate. and it's all part of our continuing community commitment. there's gigi and bob. you can still help tonight by going to wjz.com. and clicking on news. well done. and pat warren. hey, pat. >> i was standing with vic. but i was so aggressively seeking donations. they didn't get me on camera. but i was right there with him. >>> and weren't the fans from philadelphia generous? >> i thought they were great. >> really generous. >> we were comparing them with the yankees. >> they were terrific. >>> a medical breakthrough in maryland. one man's incredible story of three hearts and how local doctors saved his

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. >>> in this half hour of john king usa, mitt romney's for ray into what's been considered obama territorywe'll look at which states he's trying to triback into the tossup column. the truths about his cautious answers to questions about illegal immigration. plus roger clemens walks. his perjury trial ends in verdicts of not guilty all counts. romney's campaign bus rolled through parts of wisconsin and iowa today. it's the next to last day of his five-day tour of six states that all of them went for senator obama back in 2008. but as governor romney told the wisconsin crowd this morning, this time he hopes 80s different. >> i think president obama had just put this in his column. you just assumed from the very beginning wisconsin was going to be his. but you know what? we're going to win wisconsin and we're going to get the white house. >> so let's look at the map. this is the 2008 map. you see all this blue. he started in new hampshire, blue last time. he went to pennsylvania, blue last time. ohio blue last time. michigan blue last time. wisconsin blue last time. iowa tonight blue last tim

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john recognize center children eat free lunches all summertime. >> today we have ham and cheese sandwich on bred with juices and milk and ray sends. >> today those lunches were served up by the mayor and adam johns as they announce a new effort to make sure no young person goes without food. >> no income requirements. all you have to be is a baltimore city kid under the age of 18 and you can have breakfast, lunch and dinner. >> children who gets free lunches during the school year gets them when summer is out. the word is to get them out to families. >> we get three males. it was -- we get three meals. it was wonderful, safe, something that looking back on i didn't appreciate as much as i do now. >> it's amazing. i never thought i would get to experience something like this. >> what's so amazing about it? >> i get to see all these beautiful people in person. they're helping me eat. most kids will not get this. >> the city says families can call 211 to connect to free meals in their neighborhood and learn about this program. >>> adam jones is a star for the oriels. he wants to be known for more than on field. adam will share his hopes and dreams

communicators, you can do to c-span.org >> today on c-span, commerce secretary john bryson discusses the law of the sea. then ray la hood discusses distracted driving. coming of this week, alive inquiry into british phone hacking. starting monday, gordon brown and the chancellor of the exchequer. the relationship between the media and the press -- between the government and the press. >> the be-52, everyone thinks back to vietnam. they think of the history of the b-52, coldar. there is a different kind of power associated with the b-52 as opposed to other long-range bombers. >> union and confederate, knew each other prior to the civil war, fought against each other, and here they are at age 100 sitting on the porch and talking about the old days. >> the gate to the west is marked 903. they really reflect or reference a moment of the bomb which was at nine a two. -- 902. >> look for the history of literary culture of our next stop, jefferson, missouri. book tv is on c-span to. -- c-span-2. >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. >> sunday night at 9 eastern and pacific on american history tv, mark the 25th anniver

john spellman. he was writing about incident with dicks city ray and told me he was happy about having the break forecast intensity of that encounter to come and talk us tonight. next i'd like to introduce slade who needs to introduction and thank him for his service. he has characterized his service by into the ground by -- into the ground city, bipartisan, and intense focus on public policy and the great intelligent something that we wish was pervasive in political leadership today. i think he is missed within he is missed in terms of representing us, i think he is really missed in washington, d.c., we're so grateful for his legacy. and finally, to 0 connelly, another addition tissue winged -- distinguished journalist who served pi both in print and now online. he has been a come list for many years. you can enjoy his come limbs. with that, i'll turn the program over to john we'll get started. >> i first met him in 1966 when i was a 22-year-old reporter from the daily world covering the legislature. it happened that the man who introduced us was my former adviser at the high school. an amazing democrat

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ray suarez asks two house members-- republican john mica and democrat dennis kucinich. >> ifill: organized labor reaches a political crossroads, as the nation's largest public sector union debates new leadership. >> brown: poetry and the preservation of a native american language. we profile mojave writer natalie diaz. >> dams are coming to the kids, but maybe they're coming in mojave and maybe they don't understand that. and so they're not going to know what their gifts are. they're not going to know what they should be doing because they don't speak the language. >> ifill: and margaret warner has a conversation with author andrew nagorski about his new book, an account of hitler's rise to power, as seen through the eyes of americans living in germany. >> what did they know, when did they know it, and what did they get wrong and why did they get it wrong, because even in getting it wrong, you began to understand why something like this could happen, and the world not necessarily wake up to it in time. >> brown: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour h

john harbaugh has seen all lot of what he likes from his young running back. harbaugh says he does not feel like he needs to find a better backup for ray rice. there will be a three-day mandatory minicamp next week. he says he cannot wait to line up with him on the same defense. >> i get to play with ray lewis pippert i get to it -- which ray lewis. i get to see him in action and be on the same field with him. >> and the last leg of horse racing's triple crown. and like he did in the kentucky derby, "i will have another" will start out from the fourth date. but saturday, the position is not as important because the belmont will stretch out to a mile and a half, longer than either the first two legs of the triple crown. >> we are able to see how the pace set up, and we will hopefully be leading the crawl. mario is such a confident writer and -- confident rider and they get along nicely. >> mario guterres. like his father and grandfather before him, ryan ripkin may get a chance to play for the orioles. a pretty good chance he will take a different course out of high school than his dad did. powell jr. joined the orioles as a second round

john hopkins cancer research, next. >> i am nikole killian in washington, where lawmakers turn up the heat on the attorney general. >> and mandatory camp gets underway. as conspicuous no-shows and a change for ray lewis. we will have that for you later in sports. >> as far as grain is concerned, the heaviest of it is moving on to the east. we have the instant you forecast. here is our view at ocean city, not raining and 72. >> tonight, attorney general eric holder is under fire, with at least one senator demanding his resignation, and others criticizing his handling of recent scandals. nikole killian has more. >> from the moment attorney- general eric holder entered this congressional hearing room, the sparks flew. >> i was getting hammered from the left on that two weeks ago, and now i am getting hammered by the right. >> the investigation of a security -- to an ongoing scandal known as fast and furious. >> you will not cooperate with a legitimate investigation, and you will not hold others or yourself accountable. >> there is so much that is factually wrong since you started your statement, it is, is breathtaking in the mistakes. >> and one senator asked him to step down. >> you leave me with

john legend. >>> now maryland omost powful -- merrill's most powerful doppler ray consider maryland's most powerful brunswick. 63 bowie and 65 chestertown. wind are on the light side and that will continue as we go into the afternoon. as we look at maryland's most powerful radar we are dry right now. but as we slide down the bay, towards southern maryland yes that's where we are looking at shower trying to pop up across the area. that will be the name of the game heading through the rest of today. also, we have a coastal flood warning rather in this area here. shaded in the blue color. dark blue and that's in effect until 1 this afternoon. let's check the traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well we are dealing with trouble on 95. a new accident in harford connie along the southbound lanes at route 152. speed at 24 miles per hour right now and the accident on 95 southbound at route 43 has been cleared but it will be a slow ride up toward white marsh. traveling the beltway expect congestion on a outer loop from harford road up towards charles street. and there's crash o

missing youngsters but continuing with john walsh of america's most wanted and on the right bo dietl. the thing about pedro hernandez i scoffed at it but you have ray kelly but also he did work at the bodega. he was at the place. he could have done it. >> let's not take this away. he made admissions about killing etan. he's not a convicted child molester. what was the motive? there is no motive yet. if i am questioning you for four-hours on how you killed somebody i would say wait you don't like little boys the way they spiel? what did you get hurt when you were little? why did you string angle that k. i would get a motive. he mentioned about going taking the bodies to a bodega. >> i know for a fact that i have been to a lot of bodegas and they don't put that to open up walking blocks. everything is on the first floor. he had to walk that child into that bodega was there other witnesses seeing him there who worked it who owned it. all i am saying is why rush? take time with this thing. >> the district attorney in manhattan county. >> i believe that. this happens to be developed more. let's prove it some more. being a former detective show me motive

missing youngsters but continuing with john walsh of america's most wanted and on the right bo dietl. the thing about pedro hernandez i scoffed at it but you have rayo he did work at the bodega. he was at the place. he could have done it. >> let's not take this away. he made admissions about killing etan. he's not a convicted child molester. what was the motive? there is no motive yet. if i am questioning you for four-hours on how you killed somebody i would say wait you don't like little boys the way they spiel? what did you get hurt when you were little? why did you string angle that k. i would get a motive. he mentioned about going taking the bodies to a bodega. >> i know for a fact that i have been to a lot of bodegas and they don't put that to open up walking blocks. everything is on the first floor. he had to walk that child into that bodega was there other witnesses seeing him there who worked it who owned it. all i am saying is why rush? take time with this thing. >> the district attorney in manhattan county. >> i believe that. this happens to be developed more. let's prove it some more. being a former detective show me motive. tell me. i l

know, for them narrowly they can take away a little ray of hope even if the rest of the left will not be so happy. >> alex, i think that's right. johnll me what you think that is correct in terms of the momentarily strategic decision not to get involved. on the other hand the arc and the momentum of the presidential race in in the past week or two has not been in favor of the white house, the economic news and domestically there has been an absence of affirmative news that allows the president to stand up and say, look at what i'm doing and this looks good. >> interest may have been an one-point difference, but if it's four or five points they'll, as alex said be happy that they did not expend the political capital. i'm wondering if this is the beginning of the era of constant recall? it seems odd right now since it failed, but i wonder if we're going to enter an era where this becomes much more common. the campaign may be taken even to a higher level. >> eliot: david, let me take it back to you. i'm not sure you can answer this question, but what now? what happens next in wisconsin. we have scott walker continuing in office. he'll

john gross says the agent opened the jar at orlando airport after the x-ray inspection then spilled somegrandfather's remains on the floor then started laughing about it. the tsa says its initial review conflicts with these stories and policy forbids agents from opening remains. >>> safe to say this is not how the would-be burglar planned this heist. police in brockton massachusetts say when the suspect tried to break into a rent a center, his head got wedged under the metal doors and stuck there for nine hours. >> i feel like his punishment has been set already, getting wedged under the door for nine hours. like you'll never do that again, will you? good-bye bcs, college football finally has a playoff system. a plan was approved for a four team playoff, all of the major traditional bowls will stay be played with a rotating national championship game at some neutral site. critics say it solves nothing. why does it solve nothing, will cain? >> i don't think it does solve nothing. i think it is a good start. the complaint in college football has always been some complaint over the bcs syst

john gross says no matter what the agent opened the jar after it went through the x-ray inspection anded some of the remains on the floor and then reports the agent started laughing. the tsa has a different story, saying its initial review conflicts with the reported story and that policy forbids agents from opening human remains. >> a former teacher in kentucky will have too register as a sex offender after admitting to a relationship with her 16-year-old student. she's facing a sentence of up to five years in prison. state law makes it a felony for teachers to have sex with students under the age of 18. >> come rain or shine or fire, a mailman going beyond beyond and rescuing two children from a burning home in houston. he was actually filling in on someone else's route, a co-worker, and he saw smoke billowing from the roof. he knocked on the door and two kid came to the door. the kid didn't know the house on fire. the damage was pretty extensive. the house was destroyed by those flames. >> very lucky. >> there should be an award for that guy. perhaps it's in the mail. >> and for the

and john, police have released a photo of a 17-year-old boy who claims he lived for five years in the woods. they're hoping someone will know him. the teenager known only as rayin city hall last year. he speaks english and a little german and claims his parents are dead. german police say they have doubts about his story. >> it's a very strange story. "ridiculist" is next. >>> tim for the "ridiculist." if you haven't been following this story, shame on you. ms. rhode island won the ms. usa pageant, which was broadcast on nbc earlier this month. the very next day, another contestant, ms. pennsylvania claimed yet another contestant told her that she had seen a predetermined list of the names of the women who later went on to be final is. are you following this? yeah, me neither frankly. anyway, that other contestant, ms. florida said she was just joking about the list. but ms. pennsylvania said she's not buying it. >> i have many years of psychological training. i know when someone is telling a joke, when someone is scared and when someone is serious. in my opinion her body language was very serious and she looked a little scared because she had just seen somet

. >> john: i am thrilled to have you and thrilled that we have such a great skype connection from haiti. it looks terrific. haiti has really been off the rayduh are for americas for a couple of years. pulled out in the middle of tent 10. tell us what is the situation like there now for the haitian people. >> now, he i got gotta tell you that in order to understand haiti you have to understand where we started. before the earthquake, haiti was twice as poor as the next poorest country in the hemisphere. best to say that they had half of much as the second most poorest country. and then it was hit by what many said was the largest humanitarian disasters in the world. so we are starting out with the absolute fallout. and the reality is the haitian people have worked tremendously hard lat literally moved mountains our organization has had a small mart rubble removing. we have moved 25 dump trucks a day, expanding moving upwards of 100 on given days. the work has been incredible. all that to say if you were to come here today, it would still be desperately poor. the reality is that the haitian people have come so far since the earthquake and th