i don't think the opinion of even walter con kite would have turned it one way or the other. >> this next clip you've seen many times and has been talked about many times but i guess for either nostalgia reasons or the younger folks that haven't seen it, the it's the clip from

is very -- you've been doing this for year, surfing, kite boarding, the whole bit. will you be taking a chance later tonight when the winds are really kicking up? >> yes, for sure. my friends will be out, and we've done this a lot here. so pretty knowledgeable about the currents and the waves and what we should and shouldn't be doing. >> reporter: newcomers, the weekend wearier, people not used to it? >> exactly. you know, we try to advise them and maybe watch over them if they're going where they shouldn't be going. >> reporter: what do you go out on a day like this? >> i think it's fun. exercise. high tide, doesn't get better than this. >> reporter: that's for sure. one more interview, and that's with some folks who have come here on vacation. uh-oh. here on a day when you can't get into the water jt what do you think about that, mom? >> it's unfortunate. because it's a beautiful, beautiful day. can't take the kids out. >> reporter: adisappointment, not to be able to go in the water. >> yeah. because i really like the water. and i like to swim and jump over the wa

united states marshals extra kited a -- extradited a baltimore man accused of raping and killing a 19-year-old woman in 1984. officials say 49-year-old robert brown is in germany to face charges that he raped and murdered nicole esteal when he worked at the u.s. military base there 25 years ago. >>> did you notice more police at the inner harbor last night? as we come off a saturday night shooting in the light street pavilion. now there may be longer sentences for violent sentences. it's not unusual to be a member of the game but jessamy is fighting to change that. >> this year jessamy has already begun working with prosecutors throughout the state to, again, go back to the legislature with a new package of bills that identify what we need to prosecute gang members. >> the police commissioner says his offices are being told to get more aggressive and identify possible gang members and question them if they come to the inner harbor. >>> a double stabbing under investigation now in college park. happened around 4:00 yesterday morning. police responded to the 7-eleven parking lot in the

. >> reporter: still, 31 of the 40 did, including party leaders and the leader, john m kited her sp case against white new haven firefighters in a reverse discrimination case. and then to obama. >> i wish obama had chosen a hispanic nominee whom all senators could support. >> reporter: they said her opponents would pay a steep price. >> we have power at the voting box, and we will remember her. >> reporter: sotomayor left her old court room this afternoon and will hit the ground running. the court returns next month. it will take up cases on religious expression, congressional power, and whether juveniles can get life in prison for their crimes. she'll be sworn in on saturday when she becomes the nation's 111's supreme court justice. >>> now to that shooting rampage tuesday night at a pennsylvania health club. the question continues to be why. why did george sudeodini walk i the club, turn off the lights, and start shooting. >> it is easy for me to hide from my emotions for one more day. >> reporter: george sodini all alone before a camera. >> one more day turns into one more year. >> re

so that classic, you know, go get him into all have a ben franklin, the great pioneering kite flying, sort of insane guy with lightning storm, comes from joseph priestly actiontec priestly was like that is a great story that i will write a book that talks about that. pursley and franklin developed this friendship and priestly and that interest had in his question of their and gases. and in part, one of the reasons why he got interested in it was a kind of accidentally moved in next door to a brewery. we will talk a little bit about his religious side, but he was a minister as well as a pioneering chemist and linguist and political radical. as people were back in the day. someone said written about this book that he read the whole thing and they thought one of id. at my life? [laughter] this guy is so complex. so he had gotten a new gig as a minister in a church, and the ministers house wasn't ready so they moved and temporary to a house that was adjacent to a brewery. and ever inquisitive priestly kind of walked over and started investigating. noticed they had this giant vats of beer

young kids are suddenly flying kites. it's true much like in the kite run ir. that is a very moving and incredible book. people are walking by with radios on their soldiers, listen. within hours the radio station was back up playing muse. just the day before anyone caught listening or operating a radio station would have been severely punished. so the town is immediately springing back to life and, they seem, it is november 10th, 2001. and, they're now going to enter another phase of their combat, which is the shooting will slowly die down and now it is time for these guys to help rebuild the city. they're very capable of that. the engineers i talked about, pat essex who fell asleep in the helicopter, his train something engineer, to help things work and design things. they want to get the airfield open. they want to open hospitals, all this stuff. again, our village here, you know, listen, we may have gotten along now for the last eight weeks or so, now that we have got the city, trouble is brewing again. we have all got to keep getting along. there are, they

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we have the kite lot of for you. one of those beach cams if we can get it up here to show our viewer. you know, saturday night, sunday wl ing, is when the wav ilbe the highest at city. t ty. not thed kinf o t water you wan ekthy swim from alengthy swim fn s a tweekend. we wes betenix set d teanetn.fe ocean city. ty hmeave,ilehe t s thunderstorms tore approaching the area here this afternoon. for our area a handful of severe thunderstorm warnings and only a few reports of damage, two trees down, mechanicomille, old an village. current condition, 84 degrees. dew point 69 degrees. my again today. heat index currently at 8 my degrees. got knocked down just a little bit with a line of storms that moved through. and, again, those storms did draw quite a bit of rain through the area. almost an inch and a half, gaithersburg, maryland. 79 degrees, currently after a high temperature of 91. and from 90 to 76 great falls, almost an inch and a half. over an inch, inch and a quarter, falls church. 92, 79 degrees. what's left right

i don't think the opinion of even walter con kite would have turned it one way or the other. >> this next clip you've seen many times and has been talked about many times but i guess for either nostalgia reasons or the younger folks that haven't seen it, the it's the clip from you're a announcement that robert kennedy was dead. before we show it give us circumstances where and when was this? >> it was in los angeles. 1968, june 6th the california primary. a key primary. - which he had won. that night and in the hotel on his way to another press-conference, robert kennedy was shot. and spent about 36 hours in the hospital and never recovered from the gunshot wound to the head and diedjust after the california primary in june 1968. >> were you next to him when he was shot? >> no i was ten, fifteen yards behind. as we left the platform he was on to go to the next meeting, normally i would have been at his side, i was the only security he had besides bill barry a former fbi guy sort of a security man for him and we both stayed behind to help him down from the platform. kennedy helped jum

as a matter of fact, we can show you from the kite lot of. great spot there. beach cam. see folks still moving around. little bit of volleyball. still going on. what a difference that surf. look at the difference now. it is rather flat and just some -- big rollers coming in. compared to what was happening over the weekend. heading out to school tomorrow morning, some spots may be into the high 50s. way to the west and north. right around town, temperatures will be into the mid to high 60s. some spots in town may be about 70 degrees. another nice outdoor recess kind of day. overnight tonight, right in washington. and we will see our temperature around 70 degrees. low 90s tomorrow. little bit cooler around the bay. we will have that bay breeze with temperatures into the 80s around annapolis. but south and west probably into the 90s also. then as we get into late thursday, there is a slight risk, slight risk for afternoon thundershower. but also on friday, the -- thing we have to watch if anything does develop out in the atlantic -- i will tell you about 11:00 the planes wi

my favorite is still the kid coming home from the dentist, high as a kite. remember that one? oh, yeah. his poor dad took some flak for that. >> i know he did. you know, the kid -- >> apparently the kid is fine. >> the dentist lost his license. no, he didn't. >>> coming up at the top of the hour -- stop me before i get in trouble. breaking news on health care reform. is the white house going to go nuclear and health care reform and adopt no strategy and just ramming it through? the latest from our washington correspondents coming up.

high as a kite. >> his poor dad took flak from that. >> i know. the kid -- he was fine. the dentist lost his license. that does it for "360." thanks for watching. larry king starts now. see you tomorrow might. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> larry: tonight, the debate over health care reform rages as thousands of americans stand in line for hours, even days seeking medical services they can't afford. there are more angry questions about why health care costs so much. and what washington should do about it. former dnc chairman howard dean squares off with former gop senate majority leader bill frist. they're both doctors and they have very different prescriptions for curing our ailing health care system. and then later, michael jackson's personal physician dr. conrad murray finally breaks his silence. why is he speaking out now? >> i told the truth, and i have faith the truth will prevail. >> larry: what could this videotape message mean for the investigation and dr. murray's role possibly in it? all that and more next on "larry king live." well, everyone talks a

here's the kite loss cam. we can see enhanced waves for sure, but sideways rain, not part of the equation. take a look at first morning doppler weather radar. the short-term forecast for ocean city. you know, a lot of times you get tropical weather passing by and uh, you know, hurricanes and tropical storms, one much the, one of the secondary issues, are strong thunderstorms and in some cases are tornadic activity. that's not going to be the case. we look at this huge slug of moisture, will be offshore and hugging the coast. the bulk will stay offshore. the only advisories we have are coastal flood statements. you move inland through delaware, del marva. we don't have any flood statements uh, watches and/or advisories. so you know, basically we're talking about inland, boiler plate uh, august day. we're going to be more affected and have been more affected by a warm front than a cold front from the west. 72 now. 98% humidity. breeze barely moving here. barometer 29.80. ocean city 81. 64 degrees in oakland. hag

flying a kite. >> oh, well, i guess we should have looked up there. >> and someone else. >> >> what areit's down there. >> and next. >> what are you doing? >> i'm painting my toenails. >> well, nice! >> okay. what are you doing? >>> painting a house. well, that's a low house. >> there's the house. >> keep going. what are youing? >> painting a fence. and go on. next pern up. i'm singing -- [ indiscernible ] >> that's involved. >> and what are you doing? >> i'm ice skating. >> and who's going to ask me what i'm doing? >> i'm reporting for fox 5 morning news. doing a little gig as i do it at the imagination stage. the open houses are september 3rd and 5th and we have a link to their website at myfoxdc.com and they have different things going on each day and come out and look it up and see what star would be born in your own family. take a bow, excellent, back to you guys. there -- it could have been worse, you could have gotten the question. >> we don't want to go there. >> thank you. >> and it's like cash for clunkers, but for children's stuff. toys "r" us is kick standarding a trade in p

my favorite is still the kid coming home from the dentist, high as a kite. remember that one? yeah. his poor dad took some flak. >> i know. but the kid -- >> apparently the kid is fine. >> the dentist lost his license. no, he didn't. stop me before i get in trouble. breaking news in health care reform. is the white house going to go nuclear and adopt a no-compromise strategy, just ramming it through? the latest from our washington correspondents coming up. a a aa >> >>> tonight, breaking news that could change everything in the white house battle for health care reform. call it the nuclear option. after negotiating with the republicans cnn has learned the administration could be getting closer to a very big change, crafting a health care bill and try to ram it through the senate even if it passes by only a single vote. this comes, of course, after taking it on the chin at town halls. some things not part of any plan. this weekend the white house seemed to back away from the so-called public option, a government provided insurance alternative. the white house says today they st

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>> reporter: like many americans, the teenagers started kiting the can tinas and bars just across theay the cartel was waiting to recruit them. the kids were easy targets for the cartel. they started to living the high life. they got tattoos honored by drug traffickers. cardona had eyeballs tattooed on his eyelids and markings covered reta's face. they should have been in school here but investigators say they dropped out and joined the cartel's payroll. they drove around town in a $70,000 hmercedes. they were paid $500 a week as a retainer to sit and wait for the call to kill. then they could make up to $50,000 for a hit. prosecutors say they were hit men for the zetas, a group of former mexican special military forces that at the time were doing the dirty work for the notorious gulf cartel. >> they're here. there are sleeper cells. they're already here in the u.s. not just in laredo. they're throughout the u.s. >> reporter: in the interrogation, he tells detectives the zetas are moving their operations deeper into the u.s. cardona says he knows of hits kree carried out in houston an

. >> i have a diego kite even though i don't have a 4-year-old. who is his little buddy, the girl?re's somebody else. >> i don't know. >> ask a 4-year-old. >> i'll get on the phone with grant. hold on. >> we appreciate that and the singing. >>> you know, all week, our chief medical correspondent, dr. sanjay gupta, has been taking your questions about health care reform. and today's question is one you have seen a lot here. it's about dental insurance. mike from connecticut says, i've heard departmental insurance will not be covered under the new health insurance exchange. seems like we have to wait nor a tooth to become life threatening before it's considered health care. why ask my mouth not considered part of my health? >> well, i'll tell you, this is one of the most commonly asked questions we get when talking about health care reform. specifically asking about dental coverage. and there's a stat that i think is worth keeping in mind. for every one person without health care insurance, there's about two without dental insurance. over 100 million people that don't have any dental

if you start a new job and have diabetes, you might not be able to get a kite -- health insurance from your new employer. we need to and no artificial hikes based on illness. well you have health insurance, if you get sick, he developed high blood pressure or heart condition, in some instances, your insurance premium or deductible goes up. we need portability for everyone. what we're seeing more and more of today's world is that more and more people are underinsured. they have high, high deductibles, horrendously high premiums, and those can and often to go up. we need basic, comprehensive benefits. we need to make this health care, not medical care. one thing i often hear is that the way to live a long life in the u.s. is to develop a chronic disease and take care of it. we should not have to develop a chronic disease. we should be able to little lie along like but critical a long life by staying healthy, but our system must enable us to do that -- we should be able to live on long life -- live a long life by staying healthy, but our system must enable us to do that. we have quality h

and we had the funeral at kites funeral home in cumberland, maryland, which is about three hours west of washington, d.c. and my father's a second son. i'm a second son. my father is very funny. >> that must be genetic. >> yeah. look, my father makes red fox look like an undertaker. my father is very funny. so we were standing there, just my father and me, looking at my grandfather's corpse, and my grandfather looked like a white man. and this is -- i'll show you, this is his father. that's his father, who was born in 1857. and the -- and his son, this is -- that's my grandfather's baby picture. now, he doesn't look white, i don't know what is. >> yeah, no kidding. no kidding. >> yeah. and so we're standing there looking at him, and, i mean, my grandfather was so lie complected, behind his back, we called him caspar, you know, caspar the friendly ghost. i thought he looked ridiculous. i didn't know what to do and i thought what i heard was my father laughing. and i thought well, this was a joke because they had made him too white. and i started to laugh and i looked up, and my father

[inaudible] >> i saw "the kite runner" just recently. but the taliban -- [inaudible] >> you know, they are having sex with these boys and at the same time killing this woman because of -- >> yeah, yeah. >> it gives me the opinion that it's very dangerous for gay people to go there? >> yeah, one of the things that i want to make very clear is, you know, i'm not talking about, you know, it's gay pride month and it's gay pride in queens. i'm not talking about walking down the street in go-go shorts and a rainbow flag. much of what i'm towing is undergown and sometimes openly gay and sometimes not openly gay. i would never, ever tell anyone not to travel anywhere 'cause they're gay. one thing i also make clear in this book is that -- and if you talk to, for instance, gay diplomats and the places are full of gay diplomats, gay ngo workers, gay members of the sheriff's department, gay members of the military or the nonmilitary effort for the war, there's a lot of gay people, ñ people, in these zones.le, many of them really, really enjoy being

young kids are suddenly flying kites, much like in "the kite runner."that is a very moving in incredible books. people are walking by with radioes on their shoulders, listening. within hours the radio stations are back up playing music and just the day before anyone caught operating a radio station would have been severely punished. so, the town is immediately springing back to life and it seemed, it is november 10, 2001, and they are now going to enter another phase of their combat which is the shooting will slowly die down and noticed time for these guys to help rebuild the city. they are very capable of doing that because the engineers that i talked about, pat as six that fell asleep in the helicopter. that with his training, to design things and they want to get the airfield open and open hospitals. all this stuff. again, our village here, listen, we may have gotten along for the last eight weeks or so but now we have got the city, trouble is brewing again so we have all got to keep getting along, so they have a big meeting. they drought everybody t