>> jordan is looking a little uncomfortable, right?ook at her face. >> she's picking it up. >> you drunk -- like actually? >> not yet. but i have a nice buzz. >> these teens clearly think our actor has been drinking. >> are you done? >> now it's time for our producer to give him the keys. >> i need one of you guys to drive our vehicle. >> jordan immediately offers to drive, but our producer ignores her and turns to our actor. do you know where the long island gourmet is? >> yes, yes, yes. >> you are going to drive. >> okay. interesting. they're all laughing. >> she's looking at him. i know she knows. >> oh, my goodness. >> christina and jordan start to protest. >> i don't want to get in a car with him. >> i don't think he should be driving. >> but will they continue to follow their instincts or follow the crowd? >> oh, boy. >>> coming up, just maybe these kids will make the right choice. and then, our actor pretends to slug vodka right in front of the others. will her daughter get in his car? >> oh, my god! >> when "my kid would never

or taken from the state this was taken from jordan that illegally occupied it and jordan has given up its claim to it israel took it in a defensive war united nations to four to recognize that israel that was it was not a defensive or a liar and let me just innocently sixty seven who are with started that you know you say you've made it you just you need a huge error but you ain't nobody jordan in the world are not acting is really tiny u.r.l. it was not it that's not true nineteenth the one nine hundred sixty seven is right the way the israeli sixty seven language or it's really not that was started by israel when they attacked egypt but you can't you can't change history that's right that will start there is no you're right let me jump in here ok i want to have another person on the panel my call to let me what do you think what do you think of the report in the middle east michael i would interrupt in the middle of the world where i want to hear all of our gas at first ok and then we can continue to continue this way michael what do you think i mean i didn't even finish first of al

and jordan were on the same page, and as you know our own barbara starr was in jordan and watched majorold and the u.s. and 15 or 16 other countries were involved some 12,000 troops involved in training exercises which all of us assumed would be useful if in fact it gets down to that kind of military intervention in syria. so it was a fascinating interview i must say, and we will obviously run the whole thing in "the situation room" later today. >> we will keep an eye on it, wolf, and appreciate it, wolf. >>> check out this picture prince charles hanging on for dear life. we will tell you whye was trying out the climbing wall. that's great. melons!!! oh yeah!! well that was uncalled for. uhh...mr. gallagher. incoming!!! it's wasteful. you know jimmy. folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico sure are happy. how happy, ronny? happier than gallagher at a farmers' market. get happy. get geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. okay, team! after age 40 we can start losing muscle -- 8% every 10 years. wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise and ensure musc

i think a lot of people know about jordan weiber two days ago. she came back on the vault, the very first person for the u.s., nailed it and set off a tidal wave of performances. 12-for-12. americans did not have a major mistake and won the gold medal going away over the russians. in fact by the time that the americans and the russians got to the floor exercise, the final of the four rotations, all the americans had to do was a couple somersaults because the russians had made major mistakes on the balance beam and the floor. it was the biggest victory by a women's gymnastics team in the modern era of gymnastics. for the u.s., its second gold medal ever first since atlanta in 1996 so it's been 16 years. this is is a pint-sized team that had an industrial strength performance here today. >> ifill: i have to ask you about michael phelps who finally broke the record everybody was expecting he would have broken already. tell us about that. >> right. michael phelps did break... he's now the winningest olympian in history, 19 medals. that is extraordina

one is jordan. i assume that jordan is worried about the chaos and fragmentation's so what can jordan do and -- [inaudible] in the context of islamization we have seen other arab countries really pushing an islamist agenda. are they doing something similar and what are they doing in syria? what is that country endorsing? >> well i mean for me i would like very much to see jordan a more hospitable to the refugees to begin with. they have not been as hospitable as turkey. there are problems in this area and i hope they can resolve it soon. i know jordanian officials are reminded publicly of that but that is an issue they should be reminded of anyway. that is my job as an activist. [inaudible] the other thing however that is happening is that they seem to be, not to realize that they can be easily dragged into a conflict across the border. yesterday there were fractures between the jordanian and syrian armies on the border. i cannot confirm it or not confirm it so far but i would not discount the confl

jordan when jordan's team won six in a row. offense at that. >> eric: he should. very well should. the '92 dream team. won the gold. fantastic team. probably best team ever to be assembled on a basketball court. then and forever. no way, no way the dream team would destroy the team. although i hope we win the gold. >> bob: why would michael jordan get into it? >> eric: best team ever. >> bob: but you are talking about the american team. wouldn't you hold that criticism? >> eric: i don't know. >> dana: the only experience i have with men's basketball and olympics is -- >> greg: that weekend. >> dana: clearing this up for greg. i got to go to opening ceremonies in china, beijing in 2008. we had tickets to the men's basketball game. the crowd was going crazy. chinese were huge in american basketball. >> greg: why are you not bringing up the fact you were in the olympics? >> dana: for what? >> greg: strangling. >> bob: i don't know what is going on between, about this swimmers. a guy named tyler, a current u.s. swimmer. he jumped o

trouble for michael jordan's youngest son.rdan was arrested. >>> and cooler air headed our way, i'll have the exclusive warning five day weather forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> crews out in maryland and along the atlantic coast tonight with hundreds of thousands of people remain without power. the recovery is going to take days if not weeks. the weather is the story out west as well where crews are gaining more ground on those massive colorado wildfires. thousands of evacuees were allowed to return to their homes today for the first time in over a week to survey the damage. the canyon fire has killed at least one person in colorado springs. >>> a georgia grad student is released from the hospital. amy copeland will enter a rehab facility for an unamount of time before returning home. surgeons had to amputate most of copeland's hands, one of her legs and remaining foot to stay ahead of the infection. >>> a tough break for the son of legend michael jordan. marcus jordan was apparently drunk. it took several hours to get him int

jordan and larry flynt.alking them, getting up close to where they were staying and where they were at the time, which really is very stupid. because when you go after people famous, you are going to get law enforcement from all over the country. was there something that triggered it, that happened to you, or did you decide that i need to kill somebody? >> i was actually trying to get a race war started. that was my goal. commit enough racial incidents all over the country to get the blacks all stirred up and they would start killing whites and the whites would then get angry and then retaliate for that and it would go back and forth until a full-scale race war was going on. >> joseph wanted blacks and jews to fear that anywhere they went, they could be gunned down. that is such a grandiose scheme and it's unrealistic. having unrealistic goals is consistent of people who demonstrate a psychopathy disorder. that's one of the traits is that they have unrealistic goals. that never would have happened. he believ

. >>> jordan wieber made some up characteristic mistacks and failed to qualify for tomorrow's team time. she had been the favorite to win gold but she didn't. >> devastating. the u.s. men's team topped france 98-71 in their olympic opener. >>> here is a look at the current medal count. china leads with 12. the u.s. is a close second with 11 medals. italy is in third place. >>> time now to talk about the weather. and our own gold medalist, tucker barnes. >> wow, that's rich. happy monday, tucker. >> be happy with a bronze at this point. we are looking at another summery day here in washington. high abouts 90 degrees. dry for the first half of the day and the scattered showers and storms return later this afternoon. you can see a nice quiet start to the day 679 clear skies. much of the area falling back into the comfortable 60s. we are some the mid-70s in downtown washington t should be a nice, bright sunny start to your monday with afternoon showers and storms. more details on that forecast in about a minute and a half. back to you guys. >> thank you, tucker. >>> the colorado shooting su

jordan adkins left his house. somebody found the boy in an above-ground pool. the stary did cpr and called 911 -- they started cpr and called 911. an destination is ongoing. two kitchen fires had emergency crews busy tonight. first was on the 5000 block in columbia road. ase fire.gres meantime, investigators broke into an apartment after getting 911 calls. the smoke in the kitchen set the alamrm off. a baltimore city firefighter was rushed to the hospital. he was battling a blaze in east baltimore and suffered a burn to his hand. the firefighter has and released from the hospital. the police commissioner has a few more days before he officially retires. as a proper sendoff, he threw the first pitch at the orioles game today. he says he will miss his job at the department, but is looking forward it to what he will do next. >> something fun. something far less stressful. maybe let a little bit of my hair grow back. i am looking forward to it. i am anxious to get started. on the job is day wednesday. charges pending after police arrested a man who described himsel

richard jordan is in northwest d.c. in the chevy chase neighborhood. it looks like we've got more trees down. richard, what's going on? >> reporter: that's right. more trees down, more power lines down as well. it's making a big mess as well as a big inconvenience for the people out here. take a look at that. now, there was some thunder and lightning coming down just after 4:30 this afternoon. not a lot of wind so it appears that lightning may have actually struck that tree. that's what brought it down. of course the power lines that were underneath it came down too. right now we're harrying from residents that they have been in contact with pepco and told they may get their power back by 7:00 tonight. that's pretty unlikely since crews have not arrived yet to repair the lines but a lot of people are saying a few weeks ago with that really nasty storm they kept their power so they feel their time has come and now they are dealing without power here as well. but a lot of lightning, thurnnd. it's pretty spotty because just a few blocks away, really there

how an interview in jordan ended with one man pulling out a gun on live tv. we'll show you how that ends later in the show. first let's get top the news live at 5:30 a.m. at 30 rock in new york city. today the president will push for a one-year extension on the bush era tax kauts for people making under $250,000. the move comes on the heels of friday's disappointing jobs report and as house republicans push to permanently extend the bush tax cuts for the middle and upper class. yesterday obama's senior adviser robert gibbs framed tax strategy as one of the key differences between the president and mitt romney. >> we know what tax breaks and tax cuts for the wealthy and financial regulations off wall street mean. they mean economic calamity, what we're dealing with now verses a vision where we add jobs and billed out of the middle class. people take responsibility, they work hard but get ahead. >>> but the head of the rnc says stagnant job growth underscores the president's failed strategy and the obama white house has had plenty of time to turn the economy ar

michael jordan youngest son busted by police omaha nebraska 23 year old marcus jordan drop the argumentficers allegedly struggled with marcus jordan able to make arrested plays basketball in university of central florida school leaders still gathering information about the situation in omaha. grand homecoming for families who lost everything devastating wildfire through parts of colorado emotional return home when we come back and nearly a week after a republican controlled congress held attorney general in contempt of justice department fires back. crworepot sfilodour wgn news @ 9 colorado family and back to it by wild fires started to return to their homes mandatory evacuations lifted parts of colorado springs doesn't seem making their way up roads that had been closed homes destroyed 18,000 a. one couple had mixed feelings about the destruction >> maybe more difficult for us part of the house there have to sell through thinks a lot of the community thinking we had to rent a truck to haul stuff away just not the case nothing left. >> firefighters achieved 55 percent containment to hav

one country is jordan -- i assume that jordan is worried about chaos and fragmentation. what can jordan do? what can they to be expected to do? the second is qatar. we think of other arab countries pushing an islamic agenda. what are they doing in syria? what is the country doing there? >> for me, i would like very much to see jordan be more hospitable to rest -- for refugees, to begin with. there are problems in this area. i do not think they will results soon. i know that jordanian officials would not comment on that, but that is an issue they should be involved with. they are not doing a good job at this stage. the other thing that is happening is that they seem to be not realizing that they can easily drive themselves into a conflict across the border. there were reports about clashes between jordanians and the syrian armies on the border. i would not discount that. it happened across the border with turkey, with jordan -- loyalists militias are trying to stop the ball from fleeing. the jordanians mike find themselves in a position -- might find themselves in a posit

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i don't know about michael jordan. but i do know that the people that are selling popcorn at the chicago bulls basketball game are not doing particularly well. nor are the people parking the cars. what we are seeing now is a huge and growing gap between the people on top and everybody else. that's the reality of america and if we don't change that, you are going to say good-bye to the middle class and the future of our country. >> senator bernie sanders, thanks for your time this evening. >> my pleasure. still ahead -- what the results about brand-new nbc poll reveal about the president's message and mitt romney's record at bain capital. stay with us. [ donovan ] i hit a wall. and i thought "i can't do this, it's just too hard." then there was a moment. when i decided to find a way to keep going. go for olympic gold and go to college too. [ male announcer ] every day we help students earn their bachelor's or master's degree for tomorrow's careers. this is your moment. let nothing stand in your way. devry university, pr

jordan zimmerman approves on the year. >> zim was zim.le bit in the fourth inning but picked up the pace and sixth just overpowered him. just made nothing but great pitches. >>> orioles taking on the a's. the catcher misses his second straight game with a sore biceps. i hate when that happens. top of the fourth, tommy hunter on the man with man on third. cespedes crushes this one, i mean seriously crushes this one to deep left. a two-run shot. a's go up 2-0. more trouble for hunter. look how hot it is out there. ouch. top of the sixth, a's ahead. chris carter at the dish, takes this to the left for a two-run shot. 5-0 oakland. they'd add a run and go on to win it 6-1 over baltimore. >>> well, it was bound to happen. the redskins suffered their first injury of training camp this afternoon. backup linebacker jonathan goff appeared to injure his surgically repaired knee. the team will know more once they see results of an mri. >>> barry cofield, believes this defense can improve on what he saw last season. >> i think there's a lot of growth.

and jordan is "outfront" with us tonight. jordan, welcome back to the program. thank you so much.t is obviously painful for you and your family and you intentionally skipped the hearing. why? >> like you said, i was afraid that i may have done something stupid and detracted from the victims' story and let some anger that's recently arisen come out of me and directed to him. >> yeah. you said it would haven't done you any good beyond you just worrying about lashing out, you don't think it would have done any good for you to have been there, didn't help the process, in the process of trying to heal at all for you to see him. >> right, this guy is a coward. his face is all over the television. why do i need to see in it person? i don't want to look into the eyes of the man who took away my sister and 11 other lives. >> he was acting strangely. you could see it there on the videotape. what would you like to see happen to him, jordan? >> full force of the justice system come down on him. i don't believe for a second this guy's sitting there acting aloof, pretending like he's not knowin

josh hamilton, a professional hitter deep off jordan. his 28th of the year. the rangers end the four-game win streak, 6-1 the final. buster posey is back in his home state of georgia and loving it. starts with a first inning base hit. it is posey with a single to left. he charges and drops. cabrera scores and 2-0 giants. more than enough support for barry zito. zito seven scoreless and three hits allowed. one negative, sanchez diving back to first base sprained his knee. moments later and zito fouls one off and scattering everybody in the giant dug out. single and it scores pagan and it really opened the flood gates as the giants scored six times in the inning. posey with a bases loaded double and scores everybody. three for five and five r.b.i and 9-0 giants. 10 games over 500 now and three up on the dodgers who

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the wealthy who he calls the michael jordan's of the middle class. >> i don't think there is anythingcalled middle class values. that are different from the values of other people in this country. tell me what's different about the values of someone who the president identifies as middle class? >> now, mark, senator kyl says his success was good for the whole team. are the wealthy the success of theful middle class or different about their values. >> the values aren't different. let's use the p word, poor people. poor people also have good value. we're scared to say it in the election cycle. everyone has good values. the rich aren't doing it any better than anyone else. they have had a set of advantages and also work hard and have had a set of experiences we to want replicate. the problem is whenever you trim taxes just for the wealthy they will continue to look like michael jordan where the middle class won't. >> i heard conservatives say this president and his policies want to give people, all people, a middle class life without necessarily having them earn it. >> yes. >> expanding

thousands are syrians are pouring across the border into jordan to escape the continuing bloodshed andordan opened up the first refugee camp along the northern border and will include 3,000 tents to start with and will eventually host, they say, more than 100,000 refugees. jordan's interior minister says more than 1,000 people have been crossing the border every day and many of them women and children. they travel alone and leaving the men behind to fight the syrian troops. ♪ >> jamie: historically it has always been a critical juncture and we are just 100 days away from the presidential election. and, polls are showing that the race is about as close as it can get. voters are watching the economy, they are also keeping an eye on a major tax battle that is playing out in washington. and, we have both conventions and a string of debates to look towards. what is the greatest potential game-changer in the days ahead for the candidates, erin pike, a national political reporter for real clear politics joins us. ago. >> good morning. >> jamie: what event could turn things either way, coming

i'm mary jordan. i'm the editor of "washington post" live which is division of the newspaper which organizes forums and debates. a very special thanks tonight to "washington post" chairman don graham and publisher katherine waynus, our host, and a big thank you to penzance, the owner of the -- warren is a key player in the watergate scandal. and what you're going to hear onstage, there are lots of people in the audience who loomed large in watergate and i see a couple of them there. alexander butterfield, the man who revealed a taping system from the oval office came all the way from california tonight. and earl filbert, former u.s. attorney for the district of columbia profited quite a bit on "all the president's men." it was on the sixth floor downstairs in this building that 40 years ago this week there was a botched break-in. burglars working for president nixon who started it all and forever gave the suffix to every political scandal. those sixth floor offices with actually open tonight. 40 years

jordan's king abdullah ii. syria is at the point of no return. and a full-scale civil war may be inevitable. >> i'm seeing for the first time and have been watching this for the past two, three weeks where the sectarian violence has begin to appear to a point where different groups of syrian society is having goad each other to a point where we are getting to the level of the potential of full-out civil war. in other words, it's getting very, very messy to a point where i think the worst case scenario for all of us in the region is when you get full-out civil war, there is no coming back. if it breaks down, if civil order breaks down to the point of no return, then it will take years to fix syria. and i have a feeling that we're seeing the signs of that over the past three weeks. the only people that can bring us back from that brink is obviously the president and the regime. and i believe this is the last chance that they have. >> my exclusive interview with king abdullah will air during our next hour during o

how tall is michael jordan. jordan six and six let me take would you like sir. george we got the answer right here and on the i've asked him to do a web search. your stupid theories zero ad theory siri was really fun for like that first week when people got like before and they're like hey i'm going to find out what the weather is and then it's just crap like there's no amount of that we do commercials on t.v. that could actually make me finally ask you a question or should we ask her she's not going to answer now this is true is going to be a. ok i'm new i'm new at siri. siri how do you feel about google's new synthesized voice. i'm trying. so she says i'm fine thanks for at that's not what you. want to know siri why do you suck so bad. i'm just trying to help you. really you can't be with me i'm telling you it is yours nicer because you're a man no minds terrible hater is the worst there's nothing for me really. i mean google usually does when they come up with something it's like a sixty forty they're going to be really good at least if you go back and look a

syria specifically what's going on neighbor to the north of jordan.irectly in our interview to bashar al assad, the syrian leader. that interview's coming up. also a lot on this attack on israeli tourists in bulgaria. you've been reporting on it, don, the israeli ambassador to the united states in our 4:00 p.m. eastern hour is standing by to join us live. we'll get the very latest from him and his government on what is going on. all the day's political news, all the other important news as well. so we got a lot coming up over the course of the next three hours. >> wolf, can i talk to you a little bit about this king abdul interview. i want you to listen to him when you ask about bashar al assad and the syrian regime. >> the issue is not bashar. if bashar was to leave tomorrow and the regime stays, then what have we achieved? >> what have we achieved? wolf, what do you make of that? >> well, he's worried about what happens afterwards. he's also saying specifically there are al qaeda pockets in syria right now. because i asked him what about jordan and

jordan laughed and said there is no comparison that his team with 11 hall of famers was better i agreethe 2008 summer olympics, the u.s. women's soccer team goalie admits the team was drunk during the post win interview with "the today show." she made the revelation during a recent interview with espn magazine and said after winning the gold in 2008, the team partied all night and all morning until that 7:00 a.m. introduce. -- interview. >> she handled herself okay. >> they handled themselves all right. >> all right. >>> coming up, a funeral home fills the need of customers dieing for starbucks? we're going to explain. >>> and we'll show you why hundreds of people are flocking to get a glimpse of this tree trunk. trunk. [ male announcer ] olympic tennis players bob and mike bryan are always on the move. so they can't get to the bank to deposit a check. instead, they use citibank mobile check deposit. it's easy. they just snap a pic... ♪ hit send... and their checks are deposited right to their account. well almost all of their checks. stand back. seriously? [ male announcer ] citibank

>> richard jordan in the newsroom for us. we appreciate that. this rivals the columbine shooting in 1999. 13 killed in that incident. only 21 miles separate the two areas. we're going to stay on top of this, of course, and have the latest for you as we get more details in. >>> meanwhile, we want to move on to other news that is directly affecting our area. d.c. community is drying out for the third time this month after a very strong round of storms. megan mcgrath is live in the bloomingdale neighborhood with a look at the damage. good morning, megan. >> reporter: good morning, erika. it's been a tough week and a half for feel living along the rhode island avenue corridor near first street in northwest washington. they have flooded three times in the last ten days. we just learned there is a flash flood warning in effect for later on today, as well, beginning at noon until 11:00 p.m. tonight. we're expecting more heavy rain. and that could mean these folks will flood yet again. take a look at this video. this was from yesterday when that latest