they have harvey johnson entirely surrounded. >> yeah. >> aple agent take us to -- takes us to johnson's home. >> they're telling me now they're forcing into -- four children into harvey johnson's ohouse. >> four children? four little girls? >> this area -- for the investigator? >> on johnson's street they have agents staked out at strategic locations posing as motor bike taxi drivers. this is an aple agent posing as a vendor of cold drinks. they even had agents staked out in the house next door to johnson. one of the agents points out these three girls who he says are johnson's students and his victims. they appear to have recently left johnson's house. then to our surprise we spot johnson himself sitting at an outdoor restaurant. >> we're going to go to the same restaurant. >> as we go in to take a closer look, he strikes up a conversation. >> a couple weeks? >> a couple weeks. yeah. >> enjoying all the -- >> exactly. exactly. >> he gives us pointers on where to stay. >> it's a nicer location, you get to -- the interesting places like martinis and -- >> martinis is a notorious nightclu

thank you. >> nice work, johnson. nice work. >> johnson takes the win. martin in second, kenseth finishing third. montoya fourth, kurt busch fifth, and you see that it was jeff gordon sixth, allmendinger did finish in front of kasey kahne, who finished eighth. tony stewart ninth, and ryan newman in the top ten. carl edwards in 11th. let's go down to shannon. >> well, when the weather cools down, it's the 48 team that gets hot. chad, how bad did you need this one, your first of this chase, for momentum into the next eight races? well, you know, our team is pretty easily motivated, and we came in here, obviously after winning in the spring, and we wanted to do really well. we brought a different car, a car we thought was going to be better, and i'm glad it worked out. i'd look dumb if it hadn't. it's a good thing going on here. mark finishing second, congrats to those guys. great competitors. a lot of fun to race against. and lowe's has racing for relief on the back of the car, that's a neat deal, as well. we have a lot of neat things happening here. >> ji

josh johnson keeping that ball up.going to say, ok, bu buddy, you want to bunt, you'll have to bunt my high fastball. tough to get over the top of. >> bob: he gets it in the air around by, two outs. nats are taking deposits for season tickets next year. you can place your department by -- deposit by going to nationals.com. 202-675-nats or visit the web site to enjoy guaranteed seating or sing of savings over single-game prices. discounts on exclusive events. make your deposits now. willie harris bats instead of the pitcher being the final out in the top of the second. he's got a good, hard breaking ball going. that thing was either a hard slide or -- hard slider or cutter. 89 with movement. >> rob: that was a cutter. >> bob: wow. is that as hard as a slider can be thrown, 89? it's hard to believe a breaking ball could be any harder than that. >> rob: i used to throw a slider low 09s. it depends on the grip. remember, i didn't consider it a slider because i threw it straight over the top and tried to bury it. i was just

the josh johnson base hit.only have one position player with a hit tonight.   >> rob: doubt it's intentiona but uggla is a huge diver. there he goes first step. towards home. only way to stop that, you see him stop that in mid motion. >> bob: i'm surprised he's only been hit by six pitches this year. >> rob: under the numbers. >> bob: it's 9:11 p.m. straight up. they will stop the ballgame. >> at this time we ask you please join us for a moment of remembrance.   thank you. >> bob: 9:11 p.m. on 9/11. [ cheers and applause ]   >> bob: they did it during th at-bat just as the 9/11 time came up on the scoreboard. now it's 3-2 from clippard to uggla. got him on a foul tip. a high changeup not the location you would draw up. >> rob: yeah. 3-2, uggla is looking heat or a breaking ball. he gets a straight changeup in the zone, but probably the last thing he was thinking of getting 3-2. works out to be a good pitch. >> bo

johnson, three, kurt johnson three, ronnie humphrey, two, two for line, stanfield and hammonds.u go in and you add in the points for number one and at eight points and 18 points for edwards. nitro when we come back. and the u.s. nationals champion hqhqhqhqhqhqhqhqhqhqhqhqhqhqhqhq >> say it to me. have a little spunk. >> unfortunately for john, i know what's going on. >> he was my friend. he ain't my friend no more. >> oh, there was a lot of heat generated at the u.s. nationals and it's two weeks later now. we are at the carolinas nationals in charlotte. zmax dragway and tony pedregon looking a whole lot happier than he was two weeks ago. what about rivalries, though? and what are the great ones over the period of time that nhra's been racing? >> growing newspaper southern california, nothing big are than big john and cook and the aa gas supercharged cars. they ran at the national dragster and seth the stage for great races and who could forget tom mcewen and don prudhomme, they had great battles over the years and shirley muldowney and big daddy don, you talk about talking smack

jimmie johnson is on a mission of his own. three-time defending series champ's quest for an unprecedented fourth straight title. it's high gear today. and wan pablo montoya appears to be in it to win it. qualifying for his first chase race ever he starts on the pole after setting a new tract record. >> i think it's a big thing because you get a good pit selection. we talked about that before the weekend started. you know, it's nice. i think it's nice to be able to run this good. nobody really wrecks much in the chase, and we have great cars every week. the trucks are coming up to us, they all should be pretty good. a little lady luck on our side, and we'll be fine. >> the top five positions today are occupied by chase drivers starting with pole sitter monto montoya. tony stewart is on the outside of row one, kurt busch and denny hamlin are on row two while biffle and brian vickers are the only two chasers starting outside the top 20. certainly qualifying on the pole has alleviated some stress for juan pablo montoya, but the ch

randy moss and andre johnson.ten other guys to get after the other guy who throws it to them. >> let's be honest. they're a fumble away from being 0-2. their next two games are home games against the falcons and the ravens. both those teams are playing pretty well. >> mike reese wrote, what unfolded sunday was a sight not often seen with tom brady at qb. the results were in his hands, but the results did not follow. we move on to steelers and bears. a couple of big defensive stalwarts not playing in this one. brian urlacher sitting out. asomugha, and another linebacker polamalu. tyrone carter playing for polamalu. here is a polamalu hit. greg olson knew he was going to get smacked on this. oh, oh. polamalu enjoyed that. >> separate shoulder pad from body. >> third and goal, bears down by seven. that is a tight window. >> that's a really nice play. moves his feet. aware of all his receivers. when he plays well, jay cutler does, he gets to his secondary and third receivers. that's what he does here. polamalu did not

andre johnson led the league last year.p of his game. >> this guy is an absolute beast. great body control in the end zone. >> giants and cowboys at number one. >> he is getting a lot of catches. great throw. up, inside and letting him go get the ball. >> he should have caught it the first time. this is number one? we should have andre johnson. >> you are ripping up the order already. that is my job. going to go through surprises and disappointments. biggest surprise of the week. >> new york giants wide receivers, mario manningham and steve smith. we talked about do the giants have a big play receiver. that i have two that equal one. 29 catches, 422 yards and three touchdowns for these guys. giants are scarier now than ever if they are this explosive in the passing game. >> talking about an offense being scary, my surprise is the third string running back for the saints. it is mike bell. he is one of the most dynamic weapons because it gives them a running game to go along with that passing game. 229 yards rushing by your t

johnson is h.i.v. positive. he told the kids no drugs, no gangs, no babies. >> there's no young man in here ready to be a father, young ladies. >> reporter: students like devonte say it's a message they've heard before but it feels different coming from the legendary magic johnson. a man who earned ve nba championships and olympic gold. he grew up in the meadow. >> my mother didn't go to college and my father didn't go to college. i'm basically the rising star in the family. >> reporter: magic johnson says what made him successful is that even way back in high school, he understood that there had to be something more in his life than basketball. >> i took care of my business in the classroom. >> reporter: today taking care of business magic johnson enterprises means owning 105 starbucks stores. in fact, johnson has 160 students on scholarship right now. he consider it is his greatest accomplishment. when asked about the question of attitude, johnson thought it earned her a moment in the spotlight. >> look at tha

johnson for all of these reasons decides we can't go down certain pass of the evidence in this murder because they might lead to places that could be very embarrassing, very damagin to american and even perhaps lead to the end of the world so he says okay the fbi is arctic up the story and we are going to reassureveryone that it has been solved. evenness he personally does not liev this selee is very complicated and then when people when ordinary people start learning about the castro plots and the use of the mafia they start coming up with all kinds of different theories and this is what the church committee in 1975 had this big investigation that revealed all of these assassination plots against castro that created this explosion of conspiracy theories about kennedy that led to the formation of the house committee, the house of representatives committee to investigate soyuz started getting this informaon in the '70s and by then of course a lot of the trails of ga called and a lot of t people who ve ed in some of the people are-- during the hearings which of course the the conspiracy

do we know where johnson was and wherclinton is on the conclusions to who killed jfk?> guest: i think johnson was quite definite that he thought castro did it. >> host: to his dying day as far as we know? >> guest: yes, he told several people ts. of course johnson was not a great fan of john kennedy's so there was maybe something going on with him where he thout in a way it s kennedy got what he was, what was coming to him because he planned these ploth so that could been going on as opposed to him knowing for sure. it was simply his theory. clinton i don't kno obviously he have a lot of questions when he was elected. >> hos ocourse you can bright husson let us know what he concluded if he is still around. but, let's go back just a little bit to one that we really haven't talked much about and that is the watergate scandal. nixon famously excused the behavior of his administration itself, the break-in, the legal wiretaps and so forthy saying he was far from the first president to engage in conspiracieso i guess my first question about that is was that a true statement?

what about his teammate jimmie johnson? johnson now being showed seventh in this final session.ie johnson came into the pits, four tires, fuel of fuel, no changes, and it only took five minutes because they wanted to get down to the end of practice here, car balanced, where they wanted it. they just wanted to see what it would do with fuel and fresh rubber on the car. they made basically no changes and sent him back out. >> that's a good thing to do. when you feel like have you a good car. made a lot of changes. gone through a series of things. then what you want to do is put a set of tires on t. build up the fuel. okay, this is what we've got tomorrow. how will this thing act? just make to changes and put four tires on and go out and see what you got. >> the good thing is, if it acts the way you anticipate it's going to, that's good. when it doesn't act like that, then do you blame the tires or start holding back on adjustments? >> well -- >> that's a good one. we will talk about it for sure. >> the fastest lap of this session and the most consistent speed in this session, both

doe know where johnson was and clinton ir on the conclusions who killed jfk >> guest: i think johnson was quite definite he ought castro did. >> ht: to his dyi day. >> guest: yes he told several people. of course johnson wasn't a great fan of kennedy said there was something going on with him where he thought in a way it w kennedy got what was comin to him so that could have been going on as opposed to him knowing for sure. it was sply his theory. clinton i n't know. viously he had a lot of questions when he was elected. >> host: and he can write and let us know because he's still around. let's go back a little bit to the o we haven't talked much about andhat is the watergate scandal and, you know, nixon mously excused the behavior of his administration and himself for the brake on the illeg wiretaps and so forth. i think that he was far from the first president to engage in conspies. my first question about that is was that a true statement? >> guest: he was in the first president to engage in nspiracies but he engaged in them on a scale that was precedented and what was particularly

and tonight if the game is on the line you know johnson will be right back in there. one is the number one trait of a loser? you have to have the ability to forget. >> wade davis goes for the rays and mark hendrickson on the mound. he is taking the start of brian matusz. when we come back, rick dempsey's scouting reports on the pitchers. the new mcdonald's bacon and cheese angus third pounder. before taking it on, one must study it first. rushing in unprepared may prove overwhelming... with all that juicy, 100% angus beef. there! you found a point of entry! the bacon beckons like a springboard to paradise. one small bite for man... etcetera, etcetera. angus axiom number 11: bring on the bacon. the astonishing new angus third pounders. all angus. all mcdonald's. ♪ ba da ba ba ba  >> tomorrow night the red s are in town for for the opener of the three-game series, a have guest alegend, brooks robinson will join us here tomorrow night. we're looking forward to that. the pre-game ceremony with melvin mora and we're looking forward to visiting with number five. to wa

the champ, jimmie johnson. kasey kahne's day was horrible, he blew his engine and was fourth entering, 12th leading after a 38th place finish. pit stop problems. issues getting the car served. clint busch comes out of his pit stall and david ragan flies in there and parked it nice and when the traffic is done he takes the big brown car and out he goes. excellent work by him. juan pablo montoya, 100th sprint cup start and 34th birthday and on a restart with 13 laps to go drives by hamlin and johnson and gets kurt busch in second trailing mark martin. he's one spot where he started on the day on the pole. seven laps to go. marcos ambrose bumps into a.j. allmendinger. we've got a caution, yellow alert. mark martin's crew chief on what's going on. >> we had the best car out there. juan has a good car. mark is the man to do the job. >> he's listening to journey in his head phones. three laps to go, montoya sticks his nose out and martin hold him off in number five. the final, allmendinger spins out again, mark marti

johnson and around. on the reverse. hamilton, look out, hamilton, all of the way down to georgia territory. we saw them run that in practice on friday. i didn't know they would do it first time we kick off tonight. >> todd:ed exchange looked bobbly, but they were able to do it. hamilton, a lot of skill. watch johnson start to the right, gives it back to hamilton and picks up nice blocks on outside, key, jermaine thomas number 5, right here a block on the outside. and enables hamilton to get 15 extra yards >> brad: kocobi, freshman. deep, got a man, touchdown, jarius bhiwhite! you get a big gainer on a kick return and then it's sudden impact. >> todd: sudden impact and bobby petrino feeling like the position, let's take a shot deep and he has confidence in his quarterback in ryan mallett, he make the pay off. make the pay off. >> brad: alex in 25 years, global energy consumption will increase by 50%. to meet demand, we'll need to harness the power of sun... wind... waves... and atoms. but that's not enough. today, we nee

investigators say johnson met the woman in aberdine. they were traveling from there to edgewood, just before midnight monday. when the woman started feeling unsafe. with johnson's demeanor. >> at one point, you know, it is possible that he could have had her in a strangle hold or something like that. >> troopers say the woman asked to get out of car and johnson refused to let her go. they say he put a huge knife to her throat and threatened to harm her if she left. but investigators say the woman saw a chance to get away. when they approached the intersection at abingdon and philadelphia roads. when they say she jumped out of the car. >> when she did that, the suspect paul johnson grabbed ahold of her. and she is hanging out of the vehicle, dragging alongside of the vehicle. manages to break free. and slides on the ground. gets some bruises. some scratches and bruises, that kind of thing. >> woman gave troopers a description of the suspect and car. and aberdine police spotted the vehicle near ripken stadium. >> there was a chase, then j

tavis: tell me about sheldon johnson. >> we met sheldon johnson we were filming this film. is a park ranger right now stationed at yosemite and he is an african-american. he is the only african-american ranger in the sierra nevada. he interprets the little-known story of the african-american buffalo soldiers, the celebrated cavalrymen who were in the first decade of the 20th century the parks protectors in the sequoyah and yosemite national park's, two of the earliest national parks. it is an interesting little known phenomena, but if you go back and remember that, of course, more african-americans are lynched in the first decades of the 20th century than any other time in our history, you begin to understand what a challenging and interesting story it therefore becomes if people are telling you how to behave in a national park and most of those cavalrymen are, how should we say, overseeing our weitz, it makes, as sheldon johnson said, a very interesting day. he not only brings alive the story of the buffalo soldiers, which is wonderful, but as shall be put in the story lik

tell me about shelton johnson. >> we met shelton johnson when we were leading up to this film. a park ranger stationed at yosemite. he is an african-american. he is the only african-american ranger in the sierra nevada. he interprets the little known story of the african-american buffalo soldiers and the celebrated cavalry men. the parks protectors in sequoia and yosemite national parks, two of the earliest national parks. it is already an interesting little known phenomenon but if you go back and remember that of course more african-americans are lynched in the first decades of the 20th century than at any other time of our history you would begin to understand what a kind of challenging and interesting story it therefore becomes. if the people that are telling you how the behave in a national park and most of these cavalry men are, how shall we say, overseeing, are white, it makes as sheldon johnson said, for a very interesting day. he not only brings alive the story of the buffalo soldiers, which is wonderful. but of course like shell by foot in "the civil war" and like wynt

matt schaub to andre johnson. wait a minute. houston shackled by the jets last week, not shackled anymore. >> that's why people think andre johnson is the best receiver in the league. those kinds of hands and that kind of footwork, the build, the speed, everything. >> now chris johnson. he's wide open. takes the quick sling from kerry collins and he's gone to the chagrin of your teammate gary kubiak. nobody there. 14-7, temperature. >> every now and then you miss a coverage. the quarterback sees it right away, i don't care what the play is, give it to him and let him go. >> 24-7, tennessee at home. they've got to put it away, matt stump the schaub. 21-14. now tied at 24-24. what? he goes inside. he's gone. 91 yards. chris johnson ran for 197, caught 87 more yards worth. tennessee leads 31-24. just seconds left in the third. and jacobi jones signals for a fair catch. tennessee is in business. jason mccourty has it but on a fair catch, like the infield fly rule. it's got to hit the ground first? >> he calls fair catch and he's got

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. >> randy johnson comes on in the sixth. johnson's been out with shoulder trouble since early july, didn't go w. andre ethier roping one to right. that was for rafael furcal. johnson went just 1/3 of an inning, but the dorges win 12-1. >> rockies and the diamondbacks. colorado reeling a bit with losses in five of six coming in. jason hammel ready to go and get winning. bottom six, mark reynolds, and ian stewart throws to first. todd helton bobbles. yeah, reynolds safe on the error. you have to see this again. stewart charged with his 10th error of the season on the throw. despite the somersault, reynolds makes it safely to first. >> and then he slides in to first. time a one on, two out, brian roberts goes down swinging. top nine, with runners on the corners, jason giambi pinch-hitting effectively. that's good wood off scott schoeneweis. fourth career pitch hit shot for giambi, and colorado rolls 10-4. so with two weeks to go, here's how things look in the n.l. west and wild card race. dodgers and rockies both win, so no cha

spock was a big supporter of president johnson at this point. he would -- become a -- an opponent of the veettham war. very outspoken in later years and in fact ramsey clark would prosecute him and convict him of encouraging people to evade the draft in 1968. a sentence for which he never served time. he was the famous pediatrician, author of a common sense book on baby and childcare. i think the -- the publication numbers are 35 to 45 million copies. so everybody, most everybody in the country knew who trfment spock was poll al, though, the telephone operator calls him dr. spark in in conversation. i don't know if we'll hear that part of it or not. but he's a big supporter of the president, but also, perhaps more importantly, in the wake of the election moving -- looking toward 195e, he and a number of other doctors put together a committee to pass -- push for the passage of medicare. and included on this committee are michael dubake from houston, texas. and esal to know from nourk. -- esal ton from new york and others in the medical world. we'

until next time, i'm veronica johnson for "america this week."

>> reporter: johnson has 160 students on scholarship right now.e considers it his greatest accomplishment. one student asked a question about attitude. johnson thought the question earned her a moment in the spotlight. >> look at your smile that you got. see that? now, if you go around walking like that. that means everyone else going to have a good tate tide, too. before leaving, he signed a sneaker for the shoe and in more than one way, he left his mark. >> good luck to all of you. >> reporter: beth parker, fox 5 news. >> great program. actor randy quaid busted for skipping out on his tab. we're learning more about the arrest a wait until you hear what his wife told police coming up. >>> plus, how did a man stumble across a lost treasure trophy worth million -- treasure trove. we're back in three minutes. the new mcdonald's bacon and cheese angus third pounder. before taking it on, one must study it first. rushing in unprepared may prove overwhelming... with all that juicy, 100% angus beef. there! you found a point of entry! the bacon beckons li

today mason had even more to say. >> damn keyshawn johnson, okay?ecause i heard he said something else. keyshawn, you know where i'm at and where the ravens' facility is out, so if you want to talk man to man about it, we can do that. remember, keyshawn, you are the number one pick in the draft and i was a fourth rounder and our numbers pretty much still stack up, okay? >> all the bickering aside, the ravens have a ball game to get ready for. they're changing on the san diego charges. tomlinson has a bad ankle. darin looks good in the backup. according to the leader of the ravens' defense, the two are interchangeable. >> they're the same two people. if you plan a totally different back, a bruiser and quick flash, both these guys are slashers and game brakiers. they want to get the ball in their hand. from there, they run the same type of plays. they don't really change their package at all. >> more on sunday's game in san diego. orioles and rays play game four of their series. we'll talk about the game with the chiefs. 10:50 on sports unlimited. >>>

sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> a look at the other top stories we're working on.t this wreck. one is in handcuffs after this accident on caroline and monument last night. our pete "on the street" o'neal captured in video when the driver of that red van, in the middle of the screen t-boned a car sitting there at the intersection. then plowed into the security booth at hopkins. the car's driver and security guard were taken upstairs to hopkins. they are going to be ok. just shaken up. the driver of the van was carted off in handcuffs. >>> the signs of devastation are everywhere in the pacific islands of samoa and american samoa where there was -- at least 80 people are dead this morning after a tsunami. a powerful earthquake in the south pacific hurled massive tsunami waves at the island shores flattening villages and sweeping cars and people away. the white house has declared a major disaster in american samoa. >>> a former supermodel struck her last pose on "dancing with the stars." during last night's elimination round kathy ireland and her partner tony, the thir

sherri johnson joins us with what we know. >> reporter: this morning the mt. airy community is trying to come to terms with the death of a family of four all killed in a murder-suicide. the community held a candlelight vigil last night to remember the pamly. friends of 14-year-old charlie and seven-year-old emmaline dalton, they cannot understand why charles dalton shot his family while they were sleeping. a friend made the discovery friday night. >> was looking forward to being a senior and fight fire for real. we are really going to miss him. >> she is a good person. she didn't deserve this. she is a very nice person. >> there was no suicide note left behind, but police say preliminary information shows there may have been financial problems. grief counselors will be available at charlie and emmaline's schools on tuesday. sherri johnson, abc2 news. >>> half the respondents of a new say taxing the richest americans, at least 50% of people say it's a great idea. a third consider twit arefied will that will fade. half of the people who responded to this poll ch

. >> former nfl star receiver keyshon johnson rips the ravens did you know fios has a multi-room dvr? so you can record in one room and watch in up to six others. you can do that with cable! living room. bedroom. kitchen. thank you. (announcer) get the amazing multi-room dvr from verizon fios free for 3 months. you can watch recorded shows in up to seven different rooms. plus get all three fios services, tv, internet and phone for the price of two. hurry, this offer won't last. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v . >> get this. a 12-year-old from everett washington certainly has nimble fingers. dillon pfeiffer scored more than 1,019,000 points on guitar hero at this video game store in his hometown. that's 10,000 points higher than the world record. >> it is incredible. i have never seen anybody play guitar hero like him. >> dillon hopes his performance gets him in the begin nas book of world records. he has submitted a videotape of the performance and witness temperatures to guinness world records in england. >> captain mike wools of the flor

jim johnson spent nearly 50 years in football. he coached in the usfl for the arizona cardinals and the indianapolis colts but he earned the title genius during 10-year seasons coaching in my home town of philadelphia. they led the league with 48 takeovers, including 28 interceptions during mr. johnson's first season as a defensive coordinator. the eagles went to their first fourth straight nfl championship game. the defense was ranked among the best in the nfl in almost every category and they remain an elite unit today. in his final season, the team had the top ranked defense and earned another trip to the nfl seed title game. the eagles' defense had 26 pro bowl selections during his tenure, including safety dawkins. the team played in five nfl championship games and won a super bowl and won five titles. his greatest legacy has yet been written. coach has succeed -- has seeded the league with his disciples. many of his former assistants are crouching -- are coaching across the country. coach johnson could have been the head coac

gets around denny hamlin and jimmie johnson and into third. next lap montoya around kurt busch, into second place behind only martin. ambrose bumps into a.j. allmendinger. trouble. >> juan's hungry to win but mark's the man to do the job. >> the martin crew is confident on the restart. three laps to go. montoya jumps off the line and sticks his nose past martin. but martin is able to hold him off. final lap. a.j. allmendinger spins out again, martin finishes under a caution and he gets the win the >> eem speechless. -- i'm speechless. i can't talk right now, boys. >> 50-year-old mark martin, first to the line today in new hampshire. >> this is just incredible. i'm sure -- pinch me. i'm sure i'm sleeping, dreaming. heck, it couldn't be easy to run that end with that lead there. we had to have what, three caution restarts and all kinds of chances for me to mess up. and i did. but just i guess not enough to lose. >> what was that final restart like, trying to get the win? >> it was good. mark just threw me on there. i could have pushed him out of

sherrie johnson has the story. >> reporter: tiki johnson needs help with her utility bill, this collegeids, finds it tough to make ends meet. she hopes the energy assistance expo will get her family through the winter months. >> my bge is $2,056. i have a 4-year-old and 6-year-old i'm trying to provide for. i need help. they got to do something. >> reporter: dozens of people headed to the expo at union baptist church on druid hill avenue in west baltimore. bge teamed up with the office of home energy program and the upton community association to help qualifying customers in need of energy assistance. bge wants to be proactive. they want their customers to be ready for the cold weather and not wait until they are in a crisis to take action. workers talked to customers about ways to save on bills and ways to pay it. >> very important in this day and age when prices are high, customers need that extra help to get over the hump. to pay utility bills. we here today to assist them a little. >> reporter: new eligibility guidelines, to qualify a household of one has a gross income of about $1,

johnson & johnson agreed to purchase an 18% stake in a dutch drug maker. they plan to jointly make a flu vaccine and treatments for other diseases. but joj son & -- johnson & johnson, a lower court decision that their patent doesn't adequately define how to use the drug. treatment forrals salz big business. researchers at johns hopkins university say the number of alzheimer's patients will quadruple to almost 63 million by 2050. stocks closing lower on the session. we did extend the market's biggest weekly drop since july. and right now stock futures very quiet, looking at a steady start to things today. ahead of reports this week and there are a lot of them, economists' survey says employers probably cut fewer jobs this month than last. manufacturer, they believe, may have expanded for a second month. and another report show household purchases jumping last month thanks to the cash for clunkers program. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news reporting for wbal-tv 11 news. back to you. >> thank you. >> 5:21. it's 55 degrees on tv hil

. >> i woul agree right now in this moment, i do think that the president obama faces a johnson moment. president johnson tried to greatly eand whate could accompsh on his national agenda while figing a devastating wa i think that obama's in that mome now and looki that the kind of history if he's not careful in this moment. >> pleure to talk aut. could go longer. gak uley and charles sennott, thanyou. >>> as we turn to the global economy there were signs this week that russia may be ttoming out of its severe recession. e russi economy grew7.5% in the second quarter ofhis year, compared with the first qrter. for one thing, ruia has been increang its oil exports. in fact, it has now surpassed saudi arabia as the world's leading l exporter. you might think that an economy wi a seemily nonstopflow of oil revenue a resulting weal means never ending carefree lifestyle. but that is not necessarily the case, as we hear in this report from theeshen gulf nation of qata nicole johnson shows uswhy. >> repter: living it up in the gulf. an 18-year-old holiday. here t country' enormous oil and gas w

i'm sherrie johnson.hat story next. >>> watch for the temperatures this morning, even patchy fog and low clouds. 51 in towson. check out this view, pretty sunrise about to greet us in sparrows point, 58. live view from harbor cam, a little haze, temperatures in the mid-50s. we'll talk about a warm-up coming up. stay with us. we'll be right back. ♪ take me home ♪ take me home ♪ to my family ♪ ♪ i need to be surrounded by ♪ the ones who care for me [ female announcer ] clean you can see. softness you can feel. tide with a touch of downy. ♪ take me home >> i told my sister you're in good hands with allstate. you're in the devil's hands with allstate. >> ooh, dundalk yells help. linda so continues her life reports on this monday morning as we clean it up. >>> if you have a scratchy throat, eyes hurt, can't stop sneezing. what is going around? we'll find out. >>> and there's ray anthony lewis-itis. this was caught in the san diego backfield around 7:00 last night. that play -- >> amazing. >> that play may be o

live in the studio, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> 5:45 now.e's a look at some of the other stories we're working on for you this morning. several morgan state students a little banged up after this crash in loch raven last night. sources tell us just before 11:00 a car slid and an suv crashed. this is the end of the really bad day. one of the passengers had just been released from the hospital after being mugged. then got into this wreck. none of the injuries appear to be life threatening, though. >>> this accident up in harford county leaves a gaping hole in a churchville home. folks were busy boarding up the hole in the guest bedroom after a street sweeper crashed into the house in the 2600 block of palmyra drive. neighbors say the machine was preparing the road for a resurfacing project when it rolled down the hill and into the home. >> from what he told me what happened he parked by the silver truck, went to the other neighbor's house to get his truck removed, the blue truck. and, that neighbor's house, the sweeper took off on its own. >>

i think johnson is skeptical that it wil come to pass.onetheless, that is what they are approaching. september 2nd is historic day because what happens is even though they are doubtful of the end game, they do go through the motions. the senate ds cac on this amendment and they support it and it passes 49-44. this goes on record as the first time in u.s. history that the senate votes affirmatively on a national health insurance bill. the fate is more than uncertain. everybody kno it is probably doomed at this point, but nonetheless,t probably was important in retrospect that the senate went on record as voting affirmatively for what was essentially king anderson, a hospital insurance segment of what would become t ultimate medicare legislation. >> the next call in this segment deal with the bill in conference committee as lbj talks to larry o'brien, and senate finance committee member and louisiana democrat russell bond and hale bonds of louisiana. as we will hear in these calls, one of the prospects for the medicare amendment in the conf

co-written with haynes johnson. the book examines in detail how congressional partisanship prevented changes in the u.s. health care sysm by the clinto administration in 1993 and '94. both brodeur and johnson are pulitzer prize winners. this is an hour. c-span: david brod, 668 pages on something called "the system," with a capital t-h-e. what is it? >> guest: well, you might ask why would anybody want to read a book that long about the fight over a bill that never even came to a vote, the health-care reform effort of '93-'94. actually, what we're talking about in this book is not health-care policy, on which haynes johnson and i claim no expertise. it's a political bk. it's about how our system of politics and government operates or doesn't operate these days. c-span: well, does it operate? >> guest: it fails too often for us to take much comfort in it. i've been covering politics for a very long time, and as a journalist, t as a partisan, i have a stake in wanting see this political system of ours work. when we too

shutting down andre johnson in week one. not allowing a defensive touchdown.n't score, you can't lose. jets are the most impressive. >> jets, but i have to think about the baltimore ravens. the defense and how they went out to san diego. you have a hall of famer like ray lewis on the football team, he knows how to attack and go get them. joe flacco is playing like a true, true quarterback right now. >> because i am the oldest i get to pick two. if you don't pick the saints, you got to be crazy. saints are unbelievable. what drew brees is doing is special. but the 49ers, it is not business as usual. you will like how they look. >> because i have been on the air the longest i will pick a couple. you all took mine. one would be the giants. i understand they gave up a ton of rushing yards. but that poise they showed in the last three and a half minutes. >> they know how to win. >> washington came in to bounce them, no we are going to beat you harder. and the other team is atlanta. they are really cooking something there, i think. we don't know all of the defensive

i think that is testimony to johnson's outlook. this proves that what he saw likely to happen really did happen. >> finally, what similarities do you see between the johnson administration's efforts on medicare and the current administration's goal for health care legislation? >> maybe we ought to talk about that dead cat. [laughter] one thing you should know and it is probably obvious from some of these discussions is that this is legislation that had been bandied about and considered for many years. the current administration, of course, is moving as rapidly as they can, too rapidly, perhaps, for some folks. when you put it in that context, it does look like this current struggle is perhaps more difficult than the one that johnson faced in 1964 and 1965. the other thing that is perhaps worth mentioning is that we do not have wilbur mills any more or people like him-sharing significant house committees. the power of the committee chairman has been diminished, mostly because post-watergate reforms. there were no amendments allowed

ultimately, president johnson did not take the offer at face value. obviously a long history of distrust between the kennedys and president johnson, particularly bobby. so that never got off the ground, but, again, history could have been completely different. >> indeed. lastly, a source close to the kennedy family that told nbc news today that your paper's coverage was based on a hasty read, has missed the core of the book and much of the news in it. what news might you have missed and what do you suggest that core is that you missed? >> i wouldn't presume to know. i would say that i certainly plead guilty and think my colleagues do in giving this a hasty read. we got a copy of the book late yesterday. we all took portions of it. we did the best we could and we wrote what we thought was as full a distillation as we could of the book in the time we had. i wouldn't presume to say reading a 2,000-word newspaper story would suffice for a 500-plus page memoir. but you know, we're in the information business. we got a copy of the book and we did the best w

he also didn't get it from andre johnson in week one. that was after revis held johnson to just 35 receiving yards in that victory. it is time for these players to realize revis didn't make the pro bowl last year for nothing. see, moss and johnson can make all kinds of excuses for how the jets defense covered them but it doesn't matter. they get credit when they make plays so he deserves the same thing when he shuts them down. sounds like former baltimore ravens head coach brian billick isn't feeling the wildcat. >> looking at the tape all last year against a good defense it just doesn't do anything. and the constant changes, maybe if you have an offense that goes with the wildcat you are taking your best player off the field, your quarterback. if that isn't your best player, then do it but you won't win any way. >> to be honest i have to agree with him. the only good defense that has been hurt by the wildcat was new england because miami surprised them with it last year. since that time it has always been good for a few yards on the gro

& johnson is recalling some infant tylenol.f tylenol and in from drugs made from april and june of 2008. bacteria was found in the raw material of the ingredients but not in the actual finished product. for more information on this, call 1-800-962-5357. >>> imagine finding out you are pregnant and then two weeks later learning that you are pregnant again. this is what happened to julia c grgrovenburg in arkansas. she and her husband, todd, are thrill with the news tha. right now both babies are healthy. that is incredible. >> and they are not twins? >> not twins. never heard that before. >>> talk about the weather. you sort of forecast that today was going to be nice. >>you should feel really terrib. >> i do. horrible. we are anticipating a decent saturday morning and a good sunday afternoon. let's take a look outside. çóthis afternoon, let's notice r stormsÑi, a snapshot from space looking down. you can see the cloud starting to sen. state college off toÑi the west, our friends in hagerstown, off to the west. gradually, and th