waldorf, leonard town. you can see it is moving away but with some heavy ran and with some high winds that are, again, leading to more scattered powerag powerages. this area heading east to spots like riggins corner. all headed to the east. this whole area in leonard town with some very heavy rain. 80 degrees right now out there at reagan national airport. humidity is at 54% currently. and again, expected to rise high today along with soaring temperatures. of course, friday we hit a high of 104 degrees. we're in the upper 90s on saturday. we hit 99 degrees on sunday. 73 leesburg. 72 culpepper. a little cooler will with those storms again that came through the area. the high temperature for today, 95 degrees. we've got a storm chance back in the forecast after about lunchtime today. up until about 11:00 p.m. i do not think we're going to have any severe weather coming our way today. eun? >> all right. veronica, thank you. >>> 4:33 now. traffic signals are still out across the dc metro area. it could lead to

leonard town and headed to the north and east. you folks around calvert beach are geting the lea i have rain but just south of leonard town, maryland, right now. saint marries is getting hate hard. this area of heavy rain, possible hail and high winds headed towards saint mary's city and hoopersville within the next couple of minutes to about an hour. so that all headed to the east and headed out of our area. we're uk aing about some calmer conditions for the next couple of areas. threat of rain back after lunchtime today, after about noon. 80 degrees. dew point temperature, you know it. it's over 60%. it's already muggy out there. today's forecast, we're talking about partly sunny day with a 50% chance of showers and storms. again, the showers and storms come back after about noontime today. we'll see high temperatures getting up to 90 to 96 degrees. factor in that humidity and it will feel more like temperatures are up around 98, 99 degrees again today. that's why i said the heat is easing a bit but still a dangerous situation o

. >>> well, bealefeld was named police commissioner five years and one month ago taking over for leonard hamm, but was his career a successful one. >> reporter: kelly, numbers don't lie. if the primary goal of baltimore city's police officer was to stop crime then his era is a step in the right direction. violent crimes, murders, and ra. in 2011, bealefeld's last year we had a little more than 9,000 report violent crimes, a 16% drop. last year's murder rated, the lowest on record since 1977. overall, crime did rise in 2011. most of that is connected to the increase in home and car burglaries. >> while the city works on a replacement, the deputy commissioner is now the acting police commissioner. he is card candidate for the full-time job. the mayor has selected a panel to pick the next chief. ken thompson was on the mayor's transition hall team. on the panel you'll find educators from johns hopkins, ron followed daniels, business leaders and president and investment of an investment firm and folks who work for city hall. >>> bealefeld is the fifth commissioner since 2000. it was headed u

they have added size, leonard davis is so big it looks like he >>> good evening, 49ers will hold their first practice tomorrow. >> coming off a 13-3 campaign, expectations are sky high, vernon davis says he will be disappointed if they don't reach the superbowl. >> i have high hopes for this team. high expectations. that is something we all to live up to as a team. we have a lot of talent. we have a lot of guys that are very capable. i do not doubt this team. >> they just signed leonard davis to a one-year contract, 6'6" and 370 pounds. he is looking to blocking. >> we can see what he can do and gore and all the guys, i've seen them and watched them. they are a good core group of backs. >> don't make him angry. we don't lose, this is what brandon inge, they lost a game in toronto. they won last night but josh reddick, with his 22nd home run of the year they build the lead. blue jays get back with one big swing, his 27th of the year and it's 3-3. and floodgates are open a bunt and tommy malone hits him in the back and two runs score. ball gets away. kelly johnson adds insurance in the s

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cambridge, to leonard town. 59 that is terrific.ur boundary that came through stalled south, so we still have some warm temperatures on the map you can clearly see, this is a lot better than last week and we begin to see the heat really building, out to the west, with reno at 100 they are used to those triple digits but looks like the middle part of the country getting a break just as the mid-atlantic is. >>> down south we have severe storms, severe thunderstorm watch until 9:00 p.m., south of richmond and virginia storms continue to move in that direction, sun is out here locally clouds continue across southern maryland. let's get in closer show you the last number of hours here in dc and watch how the clouds begin to clear out north to south that is how it will go overnight we may see showers building in overnight or at least most your we will describe -- moisture, we will describe temperatures as mild overnight temperatures closer to 70 degrees as opposed to mid- 80s. tomorrow 85 degrees, chance of showers and storms, hit or miss

they have added size, leonard davis is so big it looks like he >>> good evening, 49ers will hold theirice tomorrow. >> coming off a 13-3 campaign, expectations are sky high, vernon davis says he will be disappointed if they don't reach the superbowl. >> i have high hopes for this team. high expectations. that is something we all to live up to as a team. we have a lot of talent. we have a lot of guys that are very capable. i do not doubt this team. >> they just signed leonard davis to a one-year contract, 6'6" and 370 pounds. he is looking to blocking. >> we can see what he can do and gore and all the guys, i've seen them and watched them. they are a good core group of backs. >> don't make him angry. we don't lose, this is what brandon inge, they lost a game in toronto. they won last night but josh reddick, with his 22nd home run of the year they build the lead. blue jays get back with one big swing, his 27th of the year and it's 3-3. and floodgates are open a bunt and tommy malone hits him in the back and two runs score. ball gets away. kelly johnson adds insurance in the seventh. tomm

found, overnight -- leonard town, overnight, temperatures back into the 60s. so very comfortable start to the day. this afternoon should be more of the same as we deal with a mixh of clouds and sunshine from time to time as we have this frontal system to the south. showers activity associated witt a cold front, and it will stayd to i the south.e at times, we'll get a little cloud cover farther north, and some showers.me particularly this afternoon and during the evening hours.veni we could see some scattered showers, but otherwise, we should be fine with partial sunshine around here today, and temperatures in the mid-80s. why the cooler weather?we that big dome that was around here into the weekend, we have wethe record-setting temperaturt it was an impressive area of high pressure.ss this has finally slackened up, and allowed a dip in the jetstream, so cooler s temperatures are here to stay.to believe it or not, highs in the 80s all week, that's going tot' s be slightly below average.lo thew average daytime high is 8. for today, plenty of clouds, still some s

then in southern maryland, heavy storm near leonard down but we've got echoes showing up in prince george'sounty as well. want to bring you up to speed on what's going on a little closer to home where you can see some of these heavier showers back toward leonard town, west of hollywood, slow drift maybe east, up towards mechanicsville, just west of hughesville into charles county so we're watching those showers and storms. again, they're not moving very much. we've seen a couple of showers trying to pop in waldorf. even around ashburn, saw a little cell. so we're going to see this stuff pulse up, pulse down over the next few hours. temperatures now, they are in the mid-80s in many areas. we're 84 in washington with partly cloudy skies but the big heat, in the middle of the country, look at these forecast highs. pushing 108, 110, oklahoma, north texas, little rock. yesterday they were 111. a lot of heat here. i'm telling new because some of that is going to break off and head toward us as we head toward the weekend. not going to be hundreds but well back in the 90s with this ridge here. all

also, leonard thomas. we send our heartfelt condolences to the families of the serviceman killed in this tragic incident. they will never be forgotten by our nation. this morning, i have meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. in addition to my duties, i will have further such meetings. >> fiona o'donnell. >> i am sure the whole house will want to extend our deepest condolences to the families of those who were lost earlier. corporation mr. speaker, -- mr. speaker, food prices rose 4% this year. i understand why. so can be prime minister spent a lecture and tell the house what he is doing about food inflation? >> first of all, can i join the honorable lady in what she said about the tornado aircraft accidents. she is absolutely right that our thoughts should be with the friends, family, and the colleagues of those involved. the circumstances remain uncertain, but it is clearly a serious incident. the investigation is ongoing. more details released in due course. it is a reminder of the risk our se

town, between -- shrink and another down by leonard town, a few widely scattered showers tomorrow wemore than this afternoon 86 our normal high is 87 and dew points not that bad, 67 humidity 53%, east winds, east winds brought a little cooler air in, moist, but not super hot that is good. barometer right now, currently 77 oakland, 80 ocean city winds off the water there, warm spot dc at 88 which is about normal for them locally generally mid- 80s some spots, only got into the low 80s today because the rains are earlier and had a few sprinkleshowers, between 10 and 11 that cooled things down a little as well. 86, and 85 rock hall. right now we have an east wind, east or southeast wind keeps it moist but certainly does cut or trim temperatures because we are not dealing with the southwest heat over portions of the midwest, i will show you that. look at this. now for the change, kansas city is not in the 100s they are down to 87 chicago 90, and minneapolis 88 here is the heat sitting over oklahoma, north texas dallas 102, memphis, 107, it will stay right there. slight improvement in the

looks like we lost leonard. vince vaise at ft. mchenry, tell us about this 25-hour battle between the u.s. and british. how large was the u.s. force at ft. mchenry and what about the british force, the fleet and i understand there was a concurrent land battle that happened outside of baltimore. >> that's right. here defending the fort you had about 1,000 defenders. there were 16 ships in the bombardment squadron and an armada of another 50 ships beyond it. now, in the city of baltimore, there were 15,000 soldiers dug in, and this is an interesting part of the story that hasn't always been told is that you had free african-americans. had you some of the richest gentlemen of the city. you had some of the poorest people of the city women, children, digging these entrenchments side by side. as one eyewitness at the time said with no distinction being made to race or class whatsoever, so it's this huge coming together of the defenders defending their own hometown against a foreign invader. the british landed 4,000 soldiers, and they go

john leonard, the director of the world's swimming coaches calls the win disturbing and unbelievable. i would suspect, jaime, that the chinese have a far different view of this man the americans do. >> reporter: they do. they don't see the point. they think it's unjustified accusations or insignuationinsi. they say she has been swimming since she was 6, and has since been improving her time over the years. in fact, i talked with the editor of the "sports illustrated" china, and he told me that they have been tracking her career since at least two years ago. in fact, they put her on their cover two years ago when she won the asian games championship. last year she also landed at the top in the world aquatics championship. so they say that we should not be shocked or surprised, that she's done so well in the olympics. they also ask, why is it that when stars like michael phelps or some other swimming sensation two so well, it's fabulous news. but if a chinese do it, it's cheating. so they don't think it's fair, and they say that this is just sour grapes. >> well, the thing is that swimm

joining us now is leonard spector, a weapons and non-proliferation expert with the monterey institute of international studies. and julian barnes of the "wall street journal." jewelian, i want to start with you today, first on today's u.n. vote. what reaction are you getting from u.s. officials? do they have any further steps planned or snobl. >> well, there wasn't a lot of surprise that russia and china made this move today. the russians have been blocking this for a while. officials i've been talking to have said it is almost fruitless to continue to push russia for the solution to this. russia is not going to change its position until the assad regime begins to fall. >> brown: yet they went ahead and pushed for another vote today. >> that's right. but a lot of military officials think it's going to be the events on the ground that will drive this forward, not the diplomatic events. >> brown: leonard spector, i want to turn to the chemical weapons question. fill in a bit of the picture. what's known about the size and scope of the program in syria? >> the size and scope is... the qu

my master sergeant was london nimoy -- leonard nimoy. [laughter] tavis: there is the third famous person. >> we did not know who he was then. he was an actor. he was a master sergeant. he got out. years later, i was at a thing at boca. the director brought him over. he said, mr. nimoy would like to meet you. i should his hand and i rattled off all of the officers' names. he looked at me. who are you? [laughter] tavis: serving our country together. you mentioned eisenhower. you of doing this memorial in washington. some people are not crazy about the design. >> every memorial has a history. it was a competition. it started after the slowdown, the economic slowdown. guys said, why do we not do it competition? i read the biography. i fell in love with eisenhower. i did not realize i was in his outfit. more important, i did not realize what a powerful guy thing he was. how he did it with a kind of modesty. a kind of wonderful camaraderie with people. his respect for his guys and the people he worked with. he lived that. i just went crazy. i

. >>> we did ask john leonard, the executive director of the world swimming coaches association to come on and clarify his comments. he refused saying that's all he's going to say on the matter. >>> a swiss soccer player is kicked off his olympic team after what he posted on twitter. he wrote, quote, i am going to batter the koreans, burn them all, bunch of tresos. that is french slang for describing people with down's syndrome. that's him, number 17, in the photo. he has since apologized. he is the second olympic athlete to be kicked out of the games for offensive tweets. >>> and nbc is again under controversy. just before american swimmer missy franklin swam for the gold a "today show" promo aired in primetime. >> when you're 17 years old and win your first gold medal, that's nobody you'd rather share it with. we're there when missy franklin and her parents reunite. a "today" exclusive live from london, tomorrow. >> well, that promo aired about six minutes before nbc aired missy franklin's gold medal-winning performance. it is the latest in a tape delay controversy that just keeps gro

they spotted davy leonard. jim's wife, stepsons and daughters. there is brooks. that is the best we have ever seen and always thinks of his orioles. >> he played only in an oriole uniform. cal played only in an oriole uniform. [ applause ] >> and i never played in any other uniform but the orioles so -- [ applause ] >> it was an emotional day. he talked about his good friend mike flannigan and it was a history lesson and great to see buck and adam jones and jim johnson also taking in the event yesterday. he doesn't have a statue yet but he was honored for what he has done for our city. the legendary high school coach had a benefit basketball game yesterday. it was held at edmonson west side. he built that program and all the money will be raised to help coach pete staying at home to fight alzheimer's. >> just remembering day today activities. alzheimer's is a terrible disease and my biggest thing right now is to make people aware of it and what is going on. >> rhonda plans to have a website up and running tomorrow to help coach pete and her dad out. >> great time

. >>> you're looking at the newest 49er, leonard davis. played last season in detroit. his best years are with the cowboys. his big, 375 pounds. >>> olympic fever in london hit a peak today. the word is heathrow airport, their largest travel day in history, 250,000 travelers made their way in, some athletes, some fans. a lot of luggage, various countries, spain and australia in the mix. and then michael phelps had a press conference. every seat in the house. granted, this is just a quick snippet from the 14-time gold medallist. doesn't sound that thrilled about having to do media stuff. >> this is a mete just like every other mete that we've swam in. there's a pool, land mine, fans, a scoreboard, and we get in and do what we've trained to do. >> sounds good of the thanks a lot, miky. [ laughter ] >> if you want to insure good weather for the olympic, who you going to call? the native american rainbow dancers. here they are in front of london's tower bridge. the dance is supposed to ward off the rains and insure good weather for the gams. jacky, does this stuff work? >>

have one major downside their reports the phone with have a smaller charge reports cbs five reporter leonard harris tells us why would make a lot about the accessories useless. in a small design change with a potentially big impacts there reportedly are did in the third pin connector that is used on all of small devices since the early ipods. in favor of a new smaller 1910 connector and its new iphone 5. they have always been willing to break old things. so it's going to annoy people but though their average. to years weather may be enjoyed most apple users have invested hundreds of not thousands of dollars in third- party accessories for the hallmark card uses the 3 pin connector to feed music was a video. those accessories may be suddenly obsolete with a new phone. is the best thing. so i would discourage topple from doing it. >>> some people are dissects savvy than my parents declined to have a it's good to be harder and back to them and an appointee will assume make this which is easily but i'm sure overtime everyone will be used to it. most other devices use a micro u.s. the connector w

leonard monkey the gladstone institute the members' perks passion and so you'll be doing things and inilin was exactly it was the very personality to it the middle realize something was terribly wrong. one of the things i did well commuting was the with numbers in my head. i couldn't do that like i used to do this. and i said this is odd. did waves the formal diagnosis came a dozen aides alzheimer's burke never lost her passion for discovery ever three months to do the trick with the trial is based in to receive the drug. >>> you think that it's taking better slowing decline? >>> it is slowing the decline. i don't think it's making me better. >>> this is a crucial part of the disease. we're still with enough to remember the lost and sketchy fear we're going to lose. >>> is cruel. it is cruel. >>> she is also like to people the scientist you're trying to figure out how to treat this disease and then there's the patient can see she is losing more and more each day. dr. john the good cbs news new york. it looks like he's playing no one is really quite sure which often is doing in the slou

we are left with shower activity right around calavert beach and leonard town and back north and east of fredericksburg. look at this. a line of showers and thunderstorms coming down. strong storms but not too strong until you get back in ohio. is it expected to die out behave -- before it gets here. we are talking about early tomorrow morning and could affect your rush hour. and how hot are we going to get and when is the next chance for storms. all that coming up. >>> even before the storms tonight customers in the dark and without air-conditioning were expressing quite a bit of frustration. some pepco customers made signs. they had yet to see a utility vehicle. in an update on twitter in the last hour, pepco wrote we have seen a slight increase in outages due to the impact of tonight's storms. if the weather creates unsafe conditions, pepco crews may have to delay work until conditions are safe again. the utility company has not told us how it will affect the estimates of restoration. >>> the frustration extended to metro passengers. hundreds of people started walking down the trac

the 49ers signed veteran offensive line and lineman leonard davis who is expected to compete for the starting position at right guard. he is the second overall pick. it will be holding out during training camp a pro bowl safety sign a one-year contract of the two sides couldn't the walk in here today we have the whole defense back. >>> i've been here six years now. we can be with profile offenses like that. the 08 britons quarterback became a first-time father this summer which mis reporting to training camp harder than it's ever been. begins that there is tonight top five. >>> is that the debt from bidding on this time. usually in you but your bags at. ends no. 4 in the british open cemetery native michael allen since the lawn eagle putt on 17 these two strokes behind leader bernard langer. no. 314 nfl players have been arrested for driving and the offense this season. the ad is simple message take cab. no. 2 canadian open neal lancaster in some trouble next time just take the job. lancaster with me his caddie to help pull him up. >>> it's a home run for a star early the very first

. >>> now the greatest pitcher has his own statute, at cam done yard, jim palmerrings, davey leonard, dick hall, they're all there, jim's wife stepson and daughters, there is there he is, looking good, palmer is the best weave seen and he will always always think of the orioles. >> managed only in an oriole uniform. brooks played only in an oriole uniform. call played only in an oriole uniform. and i never played in any other uniform but the other yells,. >> it was an emotional day talking ability his close friend -- about his close friend mike flanagan, it was great to see buck, adam jones, jim johnson also in the crowd today. maybe they ought to put a statute up of this man, time to honor pete pom pay for what he's done for the city. the legendary high school coach that led dunbar had a benefit in his honor, it was held at edmondson, left side, he scooted over to edmondson and built the basketball and football programs and all money raised to help him fight alzheimer's right from his home. >> not remembering family, and just remembering day-to-day activities, alzheimer's is a terrib

redskins brought in pierre gar con to compete with santana moss, brandon banks, terrence austin and leonard hankerson he was cheered to return to there practice -- cleared d to returno the practice field.fi he was referred to as a go-togo receiver until he was injured. now he is fully recovered fromre theco surgery, and ready to pack up where he left off. >> this is different than last year. because i know what to expect. i know i've been through it last year, i know what the coaches expect, i know what for do. i'm nor confident in the play book, i know more. and i know i can be confident in what i do and have fun. >> the orioles -- os lead 4-2, and a single past teixeira. the birds take a 5-2 lead, we2 move to the bottom leof the 9th. now 5-4. this is jim johnson, two on, two out, and a 2-2 count. he strikes out.st the os. >>> the yankees 5-4 to improve to 20-6 -- -- starting tomorrow, phillies. we'll be right back. this is the plan for back to school. introducing share everything, only from verizon. a shareable pool of data to power up to 10 different devices. add a smartphone like th

i want to salute leonard and grace gardner because last saturday they celebrated their 75th wedding anniversary. congratulations to you. >> did they say what the secret was? >> no, i need to talk to them. >> we need that story. >> find out how they stuck together for 75 years. i think they live in maryland. pat jackson sent that information to me. congratulations. 75 years. >> that's fantastic. >> it is. >>> okay, it is hot out there. but your hair looks good. not affecting your hair. >> thank you. >> it's also very humid. in fact, a little more humid today which is why we've got the heat advisory. she's still primping her hair. you always look good. >> you can borrow it any time. >> thank you, jc. heat advisory in effect till 9:00 today. this includes pretty much the entire d.c. metro area. the day planner for this wednesday afternoon, we'll get up to 100 degrees so, yes, we will challenge a record or two. we are seeing some scattered showers and storms coming in because of a cold front coming through the mid-atlantic. by 9:00 temperatures in the mid and upper 80s. you will want to have your u

according to leonard via, there could be remains of as many as 14 people in this area.he area is heavily wooded. it is used mostly for offloading, camping, hiking and hunting. that is something the diaz says shermantine and herzog used to do. those in lake county spoke about this earlier. >> basically what needs to happen is we need more details due to the fact that the area is a rather large and several thousand acres. he needs to provide us with more information and we can take our investigators to san quentin to view mr. shermantine. >>grant: late this afternoon the sheriff's office again met with the idea. you heard investigators said they wanted to meet at san quentin with wesley shermantine to get a better location of where this mass grave might be. >>catherine: and other news around the bay area, a mother in a small child were hit by a car in fremont. they suffered head injuries and are recovering in hospital. police say the driver had been raising another driver, he has been arrested. a 22 year old drug man with no pants tried to enter a home in half moon bay. p

. >>> this morning on leonard's look, mike leonard catches up with a familiar face. made an epic cross-country journey. >> reporter: from the san diego coastline, he headed east to the mountains and the valleys, the forests and the deserts. on noisy city streets and quiet country roads. sometimes by himself, but more often surrounded by an ever changing roster of friends and supporters. the destination, st. augustine, florida. the distance, 3,129 miles. >> close to home. >> a suburban chicago resident and married father of four is a quadriplegic. after fracturing his spinal cord in a bicycle accident five years ago, he wasn't supposed to walk, let alone ride again. but sheer will power. >> if you think you're done, you're done. >> coupled with treatments at institute of chicago put mark back on his feet. a few weeks ago i chronicled his ascent to the top of the tower. a tough uphill going, weathering all kinds of adversity including an accident that caused minor injuries and time consuming equipment repair. yet he pressed on through the challenges, the setbacks and t

for receiver leonard hankerson. winning a starting job won't be easy.ain former hurricane know house to battle. coming off hip surgery cost hip seven games of his rookie campaign. hankerson waited until week eight, play in the first nfl game. now he is healthy and ready for the competitiocompetition. >> i have been working, busting my tail. the whole off-season. since i had the surgery. busting my tail. i feel good. not focused on that. worried about that. i am having fun. >> i feel good about hangersoke. don't know about the hips. going full speed. last couple weeks. knock on wood. stay healthy. keep on getting better. >> skins back at it tomorrow morning. >> don't know about the hips. thank you, kelly. >> next, big week in the chick-fil-a controversy. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] every day we are doing our best, to make sure they are at their best. before they move us, we move them. proud to fly team usa for over 30 years. united. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone likes a bit of order in their life. virtual wallet helps you get it. keep track of spending, mov

on the public radio program "fresh air," toledo bishop leonard blair said the sisters are promoting "a new kind of theology." he quoted pope john paul ii saying all other human rights are "false and illusory" if the right to life is not defended with "maximum determination." >>> more about the week's "religion and ethics news" now from kim lawton, managing editor of this program, and david gibson, national reporter for religion news service, who joins us from new york. welcome to you both. david, out of all the tragedy in colorado, there has emerged another debate about gun control. should it be considered a pro-life, a right to life issue like abortion? what are people saying? >> well, this debate, bob, was really prompted in the hours after the shooting by a column by father james martin, a jesuit at "american" magazine, popular author, who wrote an essay saying, look, gun control and gun violence is a pro-life issue as much as abortion, as the death penalty, as euthanasia. and pro-lifers, traditional pro-lifers, should get behind it in that context. well, of course, again of all th

the redskins acquired pierre garcon and josh morgan this off season and leonard hankerston and the veteran santana moss. and now they have added dameen brisko off waivers on friday and today he joined the competition in action. he led the tampa buccaneers with six touchdowns last season but now he is ready to make the most of his new opportunity. >> when you get released if a team you have to start over and that's the type of league we are in it. we are professionals and everyone is good. so got to go in to camp expecting nothing is promised, to go out there and give your all. >> the redskins defense was their strength last season despite several new additions. they rank 13th in points allowed per game. that was a big upgrade from the year before. and this season a majority of the squad is back and according to them, they are even better. >> our personnel this year has grown together. not as many new faces as last year, a couple in the secondary, but the front 7, we are just lucky to play together and everyone is a year more experienced and a year better on the defense. >> and after 1 year

the opening one has congressman leonard lance giving a beautiful tribute to mrs. nixon on the house of the floor. and statements from first ladies, rosalynn carter, barbara bush and laura bush. i hope you'll go on to the website nixonfoundation.org to see that video. >>

his first girlfriend was kitty clyde ross, and she was kitty clyde leonard and she actually still lived in her parents' house, and i started to learn about this land. the land, it starts just -- it's now, of course, pushed out into it, but then the hill country began just at the western edge of austin and rolled west and it encompasses 23,000 square miles which is an area big enough to put all of new england in it and still have room for pennsylvania, and the population at that time was about three people per square mile. the first settlers called it the land of endless horizons because every time you got to the top of one line of hills you found that there was another one beyond it. there's a land of incredible loneliness as i started to talk to people there. i'll never forget lyndon johnson. the johnsons for a large part didn't even live in johnson city. they lived 18 miles beyond the johnson ranch and lyndon's brother, houston johnson told me once they were so lonely out there that one corner of the ranch came down that what they called the austin fredericksroad highway this was a pa

. >> say hello to leonard davis. three of the 75 counts.is an offensive linemen have played last year it destroyed. he will be with the 49ers us to begin full some accounts tomorrow. somalia live back opening ceremony at our today. 14 of a million travelers. 251 through heathrow airport today if that is said to be an all time brad europe's largest and busiest airport. the opening ceremonies are tomorrow. michael phelps had a press conference today, look at the crowd. 18 gold medals is the alltime olympic record. he had 14. earlier i thought he should have given more. >> this is a need just like every other. " there is a pool, there are lane lines, there is is were bored and we get to do we have trained to do. but the >>gary: it fascinates me. this is a good athletic competitions, four times a year and yet 90 percent of the people who watch the of the games are families and women. 90 percent according to nbc crew >> when we come back the and >>gary: they met up with the olympic torch. they're fishing to great britain. some native american ap

time we see something 'unbelievable,' history shows us that it turns out doping was involved," john leonard a british paper. and though the so-called "mandarin mermaid" passed her drug test saturday, parents of american swimmers are suspicious as well. >> if it's within the rules today, they might have to change the rules later when they found out what they did. >> reporter: in china, there is outrage over the allegations, and charges of racism. >> translator: i think the accusations are unfair. people may think asians are not as strong as americans or europeans. >> reporter: but biology tells us that women like ye can't be faster than her male peers over the long haul, because a man's heart pumps about 16% more blood per beat, his lungs hold up to 30% more oxygen, and longer legs mean stronger kicks. but when it comes to destroying other women, chinese officials point to her expensive training to explain her explosive times, and her physical growth. when she won the asian games at 14, she was just over 5'2." she's grown four inches since, and given her huge hands and feet, several former o