orn lewis' -- john lewis' was the highlight of the day. roy wilkins who's the head of the naacp announced the news of w.e. duabuse's death in africa. remember this has been a long fight, he said. now, regardless of the fact that in his later year dr. dubois chose another path. it's convertible that at the dawn of the 20th century his was the voice to call you to gather today in this cause. there's a wave of applause that subsided into a referential silence. it's like moses said a woman. god had written that he should never enter the promised land. by the time that roy will kins finished his address the crowd was already tired for a long afternoon of speech-making. more marchers packed up toward the buses. several people left to go downtown in search of souvenirs. the crowd was dissolving when a. philip randolph introduced ms. mahalia jackson. at the mention of her name many in the jackson paused. she sang the two voices of a spiritual. then she closed her eyes for the third verse. i'm going to tell my lord when i get home. i'm going to tel

jerry lewis, i repeat, will not do the telethon this year. shocks are still shaking all of us. jerry's friend, richard belzer joins me. [ man ] they said i couldn't win a fight. but i did. they said i couldn't fight above my weight class. but i did. they said i couldn't get elected to congress. but i did. now i'm trying to make it in music. ♪ sometimes when we touch ha ha! millions of hits! [ male announcer ] the new hp touchpad. get it now for $100 off, starting at $399.99. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you all. god bless you, good night. >> in tonight's spotlight, jerry lewis, the legendary comedian who for 44 years hosted the only telethon worth watching, his labor day weekend muscular dystrophy telethon has ended. jerry's run as the king of telethons. jerry's telethon stage has played host from acts ranging from the jackson 5 to john lennon to jerry seinfeld. it was an occasional venue for the rat pack and it was where frank sinatra brokered the reunion of jerry lewis and dean martin, who started out as show business partners and hadn't spoken to each o

and lewis, right and left to the head, a left to the jaw, a right to the head. right to the body, left up to the jaw, and schmelling is down. the count is five, six, seven, eight. the men are in the ring, the fight is over! schmelling is beaten in the first round. the fight lasted 2:04, and it was over. personally, i'm not sure about flying 3,000 miles for a two-minute match -- [laughter] but on the other hand, you'd have a dining-out story for the rest of your life. why do i mention the boxing match of the century? is well, obviously, because i love that match. but, also, because two cay day -- two days later president roosevelt, too, climbed into the ring. on june 24th he gave a fireside chat and discussed what he intended to do about the problem of the conservative bloc in the democratic party. it was an unusually hot evening in washington, and at the beginning of the fireside chat fdr joked that the fireside was the last place where americans wanted to imagine themselves on that sweltering night. after talking about the accomplishments of the new deal, he go

to some people, especially younger viewers, a telethon just isn't a telethon without jerry lewis. just plans for lewis to make one final appearance, his 45th as host of the muscular dystrophy marathon fundraiser. the organization suddenly and mysterious announced last night that lewis not only will appear this year but he is also out of the organization's national chairman. with lewis at the helm, the telethon has raised over $2 billion through 900 hours of live broadcasts and has become a labor day weekend tv institution. >>> elsewhere england's sun reports that special forces have trained kate middleton, the duchess of cambridge, on how to survive a kidnap attempt. she was also trained in escape driving and sending coded messages. >>> speaking of kate, she heads up this year's international best dressed list from "vanity fair". she's joined by, among others, michelle obama and first-timers justin timberlake and colin firth. and i was looking at the list and neither you or i made it. >> not this year. or next. >> brian williams is on it. >> he's a hall of famer or something like

to some people, especially younger viewers, a telethon just isn't a telethon without jerry lewis.ite plans for lewis to make one final appearance, his 45th as host of the muscular dystrophy marathon fundraiser. the organization suddenly and mysterious announced last night that lewis will not appear this year. he is also out as the organization's national chairman. with lewis at the helm, the telethon has raised over $2 billion through 900 hours of live broadcasts and has become a labor day weekend tv institution. >>> elsewhere england's sun reports that special forces have trained kate middleton, the duchess of cambridge on how to survive a kidnap attempt. she was also trained in escape driving and sending coded messages. >>> speaking of kate, she heads up this year's international best dressed list from "vanity fair". she's joined by, among others, michelle obama and first-timers justin timberlake and colin firth, and i believe that brian williams also made that list. he's been inducted in it to the best dressed hall of fame. >> that's lofty territory. >> lady gaga is on there an

jerry lewis is not appearing on this year's muscular dystrophy telethon. comic legend has been dropped as the chairman had announced this would be lewis' last telethon appearance, but the organization says, that's not so. lewis had been a fixture on that show for decades. >>> a sober new warning about video games this morning. they could actually kill you. it's not the games themselves but the real danger is sitting still too long. a 20-year-old british man just died after spending all night on his xbox. doctors blame it on deep vein thrombosis. that's a condition that causes a clot to travel to the lungs and block blood flow. kids playing video games are advised to very simply just take some breaks. >>> alex rodriguez of the new york yankees can expect some tough questions when he meets with major league baseball investigators. they want to know if a-rod has been involved in illegal poker games. rodriguez's publicist says he has not been. it is the second time a-rod will have faced questions about his gambling habits, the first back in '05. >>> as for som

lewis, did you have a comment? >> i want to say to the two of you and to the audience and others that are raising questions, it is not just the president. it is not just members of the congressional black caucus. part of our problems in america right now, we're too quiet. we're just too darn quiet. [applause] we have to make some noise. we have to find a way to get in the way. during another period in our history, we didn't wait for a president to act, or wait for members of congress to act. and the power of a movement is to get people to say, yes, those in power, to say yes, when they may have a desire to say no. we have to create power. when lyndon johnson said in 196, 1964, first part of 1965 after dr. martin luther king, jr. received the nobel peace prize and after the civil rights, before the civil rights act was passed and after it was passed and signed into law and dr. king went with a group of us and we met with president lyndon johnson and said, we need the voting rights act. you need to finally act. he sa

poses to congressman lewis, congressman lewis, i was taught very early in my career to always acknowledge my elders -- [laughter] but no, i would like to go to you first because i think this is about atlanta in particular. we have seen numbers in the last day where the unemployment rate for the city of a plant has gone up, and while it is slightly, it still has gone up. we begin to look at the sectors of the economy that have the best potential for job growth in the city of atlanta. what are those areas? and what are ways that those of the federal level as well as the local level can begin to push for a better environment for those industries? >> donna christensen mention the area of health care. in atlanta, you have grady, you have emery. you have more house med school. you have a whole range of health facilities in the metropolitan area. i think it is one of the fastest growing industries. the atlanta airport is the largest commercial airport in the world. delta airlines is based here. coca-cola is based here. georgia-pacific, cnn, just to mention a few. and i know i left out some very

poses to congressman lewis, congressman lewis, i was taught very early in my career to always acknowledge my elders -- [laughter] but no, i would like to go to you first because i think this is about atlanta in particular. we have seen numbers in the last day where the unemployment rate for the city of a plant has gone up, and while it is slightly, it still has gone up. we begin to look at the sectors of the economy that have the best potential for job growth in the city of atlanta. what are those areas? and what are ways that those of the federal level as well as the local level can begin to push for a better environment for those industries? >> donna christensen mention the area of health care. in atlanta, you have grady, you have emery. you have more house med school. you have a whole range of health facilities in the metropolitan area. i think it is one of the fastest growing industries. the atlanta airport is the largest commercial airport in the world. delta airlines is based here. coca-cola is based here. georgia-pacific, cnn, just to mention a few. and i know i left out some very

there was a reported tornado in lewis, delaware which is 15 or 20 miles of where we now stand. the idea idea in a these kind conditions is unfathomable. it is dark and you can't see it coming and it is noisy with the wind rain. and once we comes, there is electricity and no way to respond or get to first responders. they are hungered down and no help on the way, it is a frightening concept indeed. good news is, by 2:00 a.m., the eye of the hurricane should be passed on and moving on up to you. bad news for you and good news for us . tomorrow, we might see lightening winds and a little bit of sunshine perhaps. people are going to be anxious to get back to ocean city, especially the property owners who see what kind of damage they have. they will be biting their nails for a long, long time. the city has to figure out whether or not the city infrastructure works. electricity is down right now, we have fears was waste water management situation still being off line and so you can't have 200,000 people wanting to get back and flushing toilets cannot happen if the system is down. and

poses to congressman lewis, congressman lewis, i was taught very early in my career to always acknowledge my elders -- [laughter] but no, i would like to go to you first because i think this is about atlanta in particular. we have seen numbers in the last day where the unemployment rate for the city of a plant has gone up, and while it is slightly, it still has gone up. we begin to look at the sectors of the economy that have the best potential for job growth in the city of atlanta. what are those areas? and what are ways that those of the federal level as well as the local level can begin to push for a better environment for those industries? >> donna christensen mention the area of health care. in atlanta, you have grady, you have emery. you have more house med school. you have a whole range of health facilities in the metropolitan area. i think it is one of the fastest growing industries. the atlanta airport is the largest commercial airport in the world. delta airlines is based here. coca-cola is based here. georgia-pacific, cnn, just to mention a few. and i know i left out some very

lewis hosted the annual telethon for 45 years.y he said he would step down this year but would remain as chairman. the organization says he's out as chairman and won't be on next month's telethon. lewis and the mda did not say why their relationship ended. >>> say hello to the newest member of the indianapolis zoo, she is an indian african elephant, born two weeks ago by artificial insemination and weighs 238 pounds. she's gaining about one pound per day. that's a big girl. the zoo plans to let the public name the elephant. >>> this morning on "the early show" the latest on the ground turkey recall that's killed at least one person. i'm terrell brown. this is the "cbs morning news." rson. i'm terrell brown. this is the "cbs morning news." (announcer) chug that coffee, bolt that burrito. no matter what life throws at you, you can take the heat. until it turns into... heartburn. good thing you've got what it takes to beat that heat, too. zantac. it's strong, just one pill can knock out the burn. it's fast, the speed you need for hea

this is libby lewis reporting. and subpoenaed by a grand jury to investigate who the source of a leak of the identity of valerie plane was. she was an undercover cia agent and her identity was leaked after her husband had debunked the administration claim that saddam hussein was seeking nuclear material in africa. the court refused to hear the case in 2005 and left miller in jail. that was the big story because everybody had anticipated that the court would clarify and needed to clarify the extent to which reporters are able to protect confidential sources. in the miller case it was a disappointing non decision, refusal to take the case. the only case that the court has ever decided on this issue was another one that i worked on back in 1972 and involve earl caldwell, a reporter for the new york times who covered the black panther party and did all the times coverage of the black panther party. the court in the call -- decided reporters had to appear before a grand jury investigating something about the black panth

john lewis says yes. taylor branch has somebody else that says yes. and then he goes off into that prophecy, that musical moment it ended because there were two musical moments that and i have a dream and this may be a good place to add. remember the two most all moments that end i have a dream. the first is when that day comes, we all will thing my country to the d. with new meaning. it's a moment of nation building. for the first time because we can sing. black entered the white national anthem. but blacks crossing over into the way song is not the end. the slaves have the last word. and king makes, when that day, white children, black children, jews and gentiles will thing in the world of veal gentile. widespread into the voice of the black slaves. and in some sense, made white black and displays their granddaddies engram moms. so it is an important moment, a very black moment in style and in implication, even as he is doing one of the great moments of americans about religion. there is this other thing right in there, all mixed up and drenched in

joining me now from atlanta is democratic congressman from georgia, john lewis. see you. >> good to see you. >> what are you hearing from people at this jobs fair? certainly they are anxious to find some kind of job. are they frustrated with the president? i know we have seen that at an event that your colleague maxine waters had held earlier this week, where people were starting to get frustrated not with just the economy but specifically president obama. >> i don't think people i have been talking with today and several thousand individuals are here, are not frustrated with president obama. they are frustrated with unemployment. they want all of us to work together to create jobs and put people back to work. if people who have been standing here since early this morning, some since 6:45 -- >> i'm sorry, i think we just lost congressman lewis. yeah. we just lost the audio. i hope we can return to him. in the meantime, i think we should take a break and hopefully get congressman lewis back up at the jobs fair in atlanta. we'll be back in just a moment. we should

we talked with james lewis the center for strategic and international studies, alan paller of the sans institute and catherine lotrionte of georgetown university. this is the final segment in a month-long series on cybersecurity. >> host: this is week four in our look on "the communicators" in cybersecurity and cyberthreats that face the u.s. and this week we have invited three cybersecurity experts to join us to talk about some of these issues. first off, james lewis who is the director of the technology and public policy program at csis. he also worked on the president's recent cybersecurity report. also joining us is catherine lotrionte. she is the director of the cybersecurity project at georgetown university. she served in the general counsel office at the cia and also worked on the president's foreign intelligence advisory board board during the george w. bush administration. alan paller is the founder and research director of the sans institute which teaches cybersecurity training and he was also an adviser adviser to both president clinton and president bush administrations at

first off, james lewis who is the directer of the technology and public policy program at csis. he also worked on the president's recent cybersecurity report. also joining us is catherine lotrionte, she is is director of the cybersecurity project at georgetown university. she served in the general counsel office at the cia and also worked on the president's foreign intelligence advisory board during the george w. bush administration. alan paller is the founder and research director of the sands institute, and he was also an adviser to both president clinton and president bush administrations at different levels. thank you all for being here today, we sure appreciate it. if i could start with a question for all three of you and, mr. paller, we'll start with you. how would you assess the cybersecurity threats currently facing the u.s., and are we doing enough to confront them? >> they're explosive, they're expansive, they're getting larger, and they're getting more sophisticated. and although we're doing a lot, we're falling further and further behind every week. >> host: why? >>

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muscular dystrophy association says jerry lewis is no longer their spokesman. in may he announced it would be his last telethon but the chairman of the board says lewis won't be on the telethon and gives no explamation. >>> abc7's don sanchez has it all in today's "what's hot." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bonnie rait, crosby stills and nash, and doobie brothers headline a show to support disaster relief in japan sunday afternoon at shoreline. celebrity chefs join san francisco best at showcase of food. sf chefs 2011 is a must eat in union square. ♪ ♪ >> one of the biggest selling albums of all time. frampton restages frampton comes alive in the entirety. the bill graham exhibit continues at the fillmore. christianson shows his fascinating document about the festival on friday night. ♪ ♪ >> top belly dancers show case their talent. plus, international bazaar with food and comic book. >> what is the secret? >> medication. >> for blueray or dvd entertainment, check out  >>> today at 3:00 on 7 live, a new survey that runs the gamut from sex to your smart phone. which would you

it is my honor and a great privilege to introduce congressman john lewis, a genuine american hero.applause] >> thank you, bob, for those kind words of introduction. mr. president, madam secretary, and treasurer, madame vice president of this great organization, this great institution, it is good to be in the house of labor one more time. one more time. i am pleased to be here. jesse jackson, with you, martin luther king the third, and so many others of you who have labored long and hard. good to see you there. lucy. i'm going to be brief. there are some students coming from the koran as scott king academy, and i am supposed to greet them at the bus. in 1963, i had all of my hair, and i was a few pounds lighter, 23 years old. i it just been elected the national chair of the student nonviolent coordinating committee, better known as snic. in 1963, we had a meeting with president kennedy right across the way in the big house, in the white house, and it was in that meeting that randolf spoke up and said, "mr. president," in his baritone voice. he said, "mr. president, the monsters are

. >> second time i have had to come to a microphone after john lewis has spoken. [laughter] that was powerful. first, we have a member of the painters' union in new york, who is currently, along with the so many others in the country, looking for work. if you would come up. welcome, thank you so much for being here. appreciate it. [applause] right over here. i am also delighted to introduce kathleen hofman, a teacher in the cincinnati public school system where, as in so many other places, teachers are foremost among the public employees being viciously attacked. katie thank you so much for coming. [applause] sarita gupta is the director of jobs with justice, an organization seeking to build a global movement around the fight for decent employment. let's welcome sarita to the panel. [applause] delighted to welcome a sociology professor at harvard was focused on the decline of unions as one of the most important contributors to growing wage inequality in this country. welcome, prof. [applause] you know, we are here to honor a man who stood for the best in america,

would like to do as the person who is going to make the commendation as i would like to ask david lewis to please approach the podium. colleagues, as i think some of you know, i am the representative of this body to bcdc, and as i think we know, our day is an incredible resource to san francisco and to california that it is part of what defines us as an area. it is part of what reminds us of the environment. is an obvious economic and tourist attraction. as part of our way of life. 50 years ago, there was a significant controversy in the bay area. there were proposals to continue to fill in the bay. the organization save the bay was founded in 1961. it mobilized thousands of individuals to help save the san francisco bay from destruction, to ensure that it is protected from pollution and inappropriate shoreline development. over its history, the organization has helped to engage more than 25,000 supporters, advocates, and volunteers to protect the bay. for those of you who had a chance to see the recent pdf series narrated by robert redford, you would appreciate the history of what ever

elon is accused of killing lewis in a parking lot of san mateo's hillsdale shopping center. he will return for trial when doctors determine that he is mentally competent. >>> palo alto has reached a tentative agreement by a man tasered by police in 2008. anthony says police pulled him out of a van, police say they tasered him when he resisted. a court ruled that police acted illegally because they had no probable cause. >>> the latest seesaw streak on wall street ended today with a surge. traders were encouraged by news that the number of people filing for unemployment benefits dropped below 400,000. economists say that suggests lay offs have eased. the dow gained more than 437 points the nasdaq soared 111 points. >>> wall street saw a boost. cisco reported increased orders for switches and routers. despite the increased revenues cisco confirmed to ktvu this afternoon that lay off notices went out last week to 1,020 workers here in the bay area. you may recall that last month cisco announced a plan to lay off 6,500 employees worldwide. other bay area companies have already b

muscular dystrophy association says jerry lewis is no longer their spokesman.he announced it would be his last telethon but the chairman of the board says lewis won't be on the telethon and gives no explamation. >>> abc7's don sanchez has it all in today's "what's hot." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bonnie rait, crosby stills and nash, and doobie brothers headline a show to support disaster relief in japan sunday afternoon at shoreline. celebrity chefs join san francisco best at showcase of food. sf chefs 2011 is a must eat in union square. ♪ ♪ >> one of the biggest selling albums of all time. frampton restages frampton comes alive in the entirety. the bill graham exhibit continues at the fillmore. christianson shows his fascinating document about the festival on friday night. ♪ ♪ >> top belly dancers show case their talent. plus, international bazaar with food and comic book. >> what is the secret? >> medication. >> for blueray or dvd entertainment, check out "limitless." don sanchez, abc7 news. >>> we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] this is not a prescription. this is kate

because where before me very well you know lewis has had a victory and i've had two victories in the last five we're going to make it more and more of the next three races the circus that should really suit i think you look at the calendar and you want to take off you want to win at least every so you want to win every circuit and some play some circuit so you know we can circuits and some so from the circuits and spar is what i've been actually quite competitive for the past couple of years let's move to n.f.l. preseason with the ravens heralded defense gave up over thirty points but both more still managed to see off neighbors washington the home side benefiting from solid quarterback play while the redskins continue to remain on decided on their starting signal caller ravens q.b. a jew flocka look paving new signing the evans here to make a fourteen piece before buffalo bills start doing what he's best known for running straight on making the catch rex grossman on john back up bottling it out for the redskins starting quarterback john beck stating his case for the past deterrents

the report tonight from nbc's george lewis. >> reporter: kelly thomas was a 37-year-old homeless drifter who liked to hang out around the main bus station. after being beaten by police last month, he died. >> citizens are being beat to death. >> it was murder. >> reporter: at a contentious city council meeting last night, people called for the police involved in the incident to be criminally charged. >> game's over. >> reporter: they're riled up over videos of the incident posted on youtube. on a bus security camera, witnesses can be heard commenting on the six officers hitting thomas. >> they're pulling his hair, kicking the [ bleep ] out of him. >> reporter: this one shot by a witness is indistinct, but thomas can be heard calling out for his father. >> screaming, begging for his life, telling the officers, i'm sorry, i'm sorry. god, help me, please. and then, of course, the end of it, last thing in his life were dad, dad. >> reporter: kelly thomas' father ron, a former orange county sheriff's deputy has been an active participant in all of the protests over his son's death. this secur

lewis has been sharply critical of the tv industry of late but is not commenting yet on his departure. >>> and to mark what would have been lucille ball's 100th birthday saturday, take a look at these exclusive and never before seen "life" magazine photos of the great comedienne in her prime, starting with her exhaustion after a birthday party for fdr. desi and lucy formed the desilu studios at the height of the day and they were indeed a hollywood powerhouse. there's more of these photos at life.com. >>> when we come back, a bold owner's manual on turning 50 and what it means for the president of the united states.cc1: it's from a new member of the nbc news family. . >>> president obama turned 50 today, an event way too many of us know all too well. his wife, the first lady, said today he's earning every one of his gray hairs. but that's nothing. he's just getting started. we thought what better way to introduce the newest member of the nbc news family, our friend harry smith, who's here with an owner's guide really to turning a half century old. harry, welcome. >> brian, good to be

it is my honor and a great privilege to introduce congressman john lewis, a genuine american hero. [applause] >> thank you, bob, for those kind words of introduction. mr. president, madam secretary, and treasurer, madame vice president of this great organization, this great institution, it is good to be in the house of labor one more time. one more time. i am pleased to be here. jesse jackson, with you, martin luther king the third, and so many others of you who have labored long and hard. good to see you there. lucy. i'm going to be brief. there are some students coming to union station, coming from the koran as scott king -- coretta scott king academy, and i am supposed to greet them at the bus. in 1963, i had all of my hair, and i was a few pounds lighter, 23 years old. i it just been elected the national chair of the student nonviolent coordinating committee, better known as snic. in 1963, we had a meeting with president kennedy right across the way in the big house, in the white house, and it was in that meeting that randolph spoke up and said, "mr. president," in his baritone

lewis for now the law versus. the media at the start of it was very important for me to compete in the world championships but it was also a very tough if you want to first won the gold medal at the two thousand and eight olympics i was not there well no not considered a favorite but now after winning the gold medal at the world championships in berlin i'm already under scrutiny and everybody wants to be so it was very tough for me. and elsewhere amputee athlete oscar pistorius has made a successful debut at the top level south africa nicknamed the blade runner progress and into the four hundred meters semi's with the time all forty five point nine seconds. this is. going into the very very. you know exactly what you're doing you have to in the laws of the race continues to be quick to think it's cool to see you know if you're going to force to. hit you with little. or no tears. and for me the ones of us and it's our lead from start to finish to claim a seventh or a swathe of the season and extend the overall lead

the now red bull sebastian vettel claimed his knights pole position of the season ahead of mclaren's lewis hamilton to leave the grid for this sunday's belgian grand prix in trying conditions red bull's mark webber was merged with the ferrari's of the paymaster and another loan so eight respectively jenson button is in the thirteenth after fusion isn't talented i think this time is this in the summer league legend and santa is an impressive servants on his debut for three places ahead of russian team and it will save his michael schumacher flashbacks. running a cheesy case histories on policy or straining interests first and that you get this one big victory at home the rider eventually got used to the brick yard circuit reading by age three seconds between saturday's practice runs and starting a lap wreck order just over one minute and thirty eight seconds all reached the front of the grid american beds started falling poll last year qualified second in reigning world champion paul de lorenzo was close to tweaking his pint for foster run a stoner still holds a thirty two point lead over t

on to formula one red bull's sebastian vettel claims his ninth pole position of the season beating lewis hamilton in second place in qualifying for the sunday's belgian grand prix in drawing conditions red bull's mark webber was third with the four hours of sleep a mass that in finland there were long so forth and dates respectively jenson button is in thirteenth place after a miscommunication with his by trying to measure his tires while brazilian premier senna nephew of late legend adam center was an impressive seventh on his day before when a three place head of russian teammate with out of the draft status michael schumacher crashed out but the championship leader was a happy man. was a very good lap i was very happy with the car towards the end in the dry and we seem to get quicker and quicker relapse so all in all i'm very happy not an easy session as you said with the conditions changing all the time and right after we finished it started to rain again so. well the most g.p. overall leader cases stoner is in prime position to win his first ever indianapolis grand prix this train s

if i'm going to bet, i'm going to bet on michele bachmann. >> matt lewis, senior contributor for "the daily caller," thanks. >> thank you. >>> after a volatile week of trading the dow jumped by 423 points. it marks the first time in the dow's 115-year history that the index moved by more than 400 points for four consecutive days. let's take an early look at the market as we get all up in your business. cnbc's jeff cutmore is live. is this the new normal for stocks? what will it take to bring back investor confidence? >> this is the wildest week we've seen since 2008. in reality, i don't think any of the professionals think this volatility is going to go away. two big headline issues. the first is the on going politicking in washington, the debt ceiling issue has only been kicked into the long grass. people looking for a bigger resolution. we're also hanging on the data numbers to see if the u.s. economy is really alive and kicking. close look on retail sales later today. and the other big one is the eurozone debt issue and lb the politicians bang their heads together and finally give

to just stop in the russian premier league while the red bull flying again sebastian vettel beats lewis hamilton to take his knights pole position of the season qualifying this sunday's belgian grand prix. and to form well number one caroline wozniacki winds up in the u.s. open with a fourth straight win in the final of the new haven on. but first a football and russia's highest paid footballer simon let's say mount his debut by coming off the bench to school the late equaliser frenchie as the darkest onside drew one one in the russian premier league the thirty year old has a practice twice with his teammates to manage a good deal of kept him on the bench early on the rest of the gang scoreless in the first time despite missing it so that i like even more in striking back to back the moment i know the second half picked up pace when andy's new much better hit the pitch in the fifty seventh minute home side first to break the gold rush hour with a kind of firing in from point a distance in the seventy second minute goal seemingly expunge the fourth i.d. into life here is your call for se

he sought out justice lewis. in a conversation, he said to him, if you were to build a first-class law school, what advice would you give to the builder? he was told him on the condition that he would not tell anybody what he would say under the condition that he was dead, but if our work to build a first- class law school and take this from being a night school to a first class school, i would not build a school -- i would -- young lawyers to make -- become corporate lawyers just to put money in their pockets. i cannot teach them to be criminal lawyers to make a lot of money only for themselves. he said i would build a school that would teach young black minds how to master constitutional law. from that conversation dr. johnson knocked on the door of charles hamilton houston, told him to get to work and build their law school. it was the providence of god that his first-class, there was a black boy named to thurgood marshall from a maryland, who was denied admission to the university of maryland law school. on t

poses to congressman lewis, congressman lewis, i was taught very early in my career to always acknowledgers -- [laughter] but no, i would like to go to you first because i think this is about atlanta in particular. we have seen numbers in the last day where the unemployment rate for the city of a plant has gone up, and while it is slightly, it still has gone up. we begin to look at the sectors of the economy that have the best potential for job growth in the city of atlanta. what are those areas? and what are ways that those of the federal level as well as the local level can begin to push for a better environment for those industries? >> donna christensen mention the area of health care. in atlanta, you have grady, you have emery. you have more house med school. you have a whole range of health facilities in the metropolitan area. i think it is one of the fastest growing industries. the atlanta airport is the largest commercial airport in the world. delta airlines is based here. coca-cola is based here. georgia-pacific, cnn, just to mention a few. and i know i left out some very visible

as a young man, john lewis was beaten tf his life during t struggle. century and feels he has learned a lot of lessons unlike many of those arriving now. >> elected to city council, school board, and some of them are still going through those moments and days of believing that they d a revolution and to get something accomplished you got to be willing to compromise. >> reporter: lewis is talking about the tea party freshmen on capitol hill. many o came to washington by running against washington. some of whom are worried about getting re-elected, but changing washington while they're here. >> every day we get closer and closer to a cri >> reporter: 12:00 noon in the hot sun. republican senator ram paul and others in the tea party speak to a small rally, but big enough to make cable news. their message? no compromise. the gop goal of 216 votes is g tough. >> certainly will be more informaembers. >> reporter: back in pelosi's office, she's already talking about what the impact ultimate deal will be. >> a liberal member said to me his fear is the poor are

lewis strikes out eight batters in 6 and a third innings. lewis allows 3 hits and one earned run.ok a no hitter into the 6th but was down 1-0 in the 7th when napley doubles down the left field line. and a run scores. 2-0 texas. a's on the board, and we have ourselves a ball game. ryan sweeney then tried to tie the game with his own shot to left. seems like a good formula but not this time. hamilton turns into a pretzel. did i mention the errors? four of them. sizemore, great stop, bad decision and a bad throw. anderson walks home. rangers win 7-1. oakland's committed four or more errors in game four times this season. they lead the major leagues with 98 errors in 119 games. cahill falls to 9-11 for the season. >> he pitched very well. we gave him no help as a team. as it's demoralizing and it's embarrassing, as a player you better be embarrassed, as a coach, staff, everybody. nothing more embarrassing than playing bad defense. you cannot pitch on days but hit on days, but you should bring your glove every day and that's inexcusable. >>> one of the most disturbing flakes in basebal

joining us matt lewis from the daily caller, christina bell tone yeah at cq roll call and radio talkhow host david serota. >> he didn't necessarily say bernanke should be lassoed and lynched. are the media blowing this out of proportion? >> i think the media has been culturalized by looking at more violent rhetoric in our political debate and look at it more as an issue unto itself. we've seen more and more coarsening rhetoric. it alludes to violence. the media is now on the lookout for it. i think it's fair to be on the lookout for it. when i heard what perry said, i was a little bit taken aback. i didn't really hear him call for violence. i think you're right in saying this is really a play to the republican base, a republican base that has shown that it responds to this kind of coarse, at least violently allegorical rhetoric. >> they say the press has an almost palpable blood lus to the bring this down. we're jumping on a lot of things about rick perry as he gets into the race. >> if you look at who the commentators are that have been critical. you've shown reverend al sharpton an

jerry lewis will not appear at this year's mda telethon.he muscular dystrophy association says lewis is no longer its chairman. it's not giving a reason for the change. lewis has helped to raise more than $2 billion since he began hosting the telethon in 1966. >>> and finally, more on that dramatic rescue in newport beach, california, when a teenager became buried alive in sand. he dug a hole on the beach about seven feet deep. and the walls caved in on top of him. lifeguards frantically started to dig. but took 27 minutes for firefighters to finally free him. the 17-year-old described the ordeal, saying he just passed out. >> i thought i was going to die. wondering how i lived through that because i can't even tell if anybody heard me screaming help. the helplessness you feel when you're under the ground, it's like you think you could just pull yourself out. but you can't because it's so heavy. >> again, the young man is okay. but, guys, firefighters say they do train for these sorts of incidents. >> i remember when dr. richard besser had

c-span: john lewis. >> guest: john lewis, young man grew up stuttering, preaching to chickens in rural alabama, to call the national, -- became a freedom rider on one of the shock troops and the most devoted of king's followers among the students and is now a congressman from -- his my mom and dad's congressman from the fifth district in alabama. c-span: james bevel. >> guest: james bevel, the john the baptist of the -- friend of john lewis', out of the national movement with his wife, diane nash who was kind of a straw boss of the freedom rides became kids in their early 20s who led the freedom rides, then went on to recommend the use of the children when the birmingham movement was suffocated. and later in the testament to the children who were bombed in birmingham in 1963, they really defies as their response to that bombing what became the sola voting rights movement to win the rights to vote for minorities across the south. c-span: harry wachtel. >> guest: harry wachtel, dr. king's lawyer. one of the early corporate and merger lawyers in new york city whose conscience stirred him

they say jerry lewis is no longer the chairman. he has had the post for 60 years.nnounced this september's telethon would be his last but the chairman of the board says lewis won't appear on the telethon giving no explanation. >>> major league baseball says it's now ready to meet with the yankee all-star third baseman alex rodriguez allegation that he was involved in illegal underground poker games. mlb executive told espn that rodriguez could be suspended if the investigation proves he was at the poker games. last month, star magazine reported that arod played in at least two illegal games in hollywood. where cocaine was openly used and a fight nearly broke out after one of players refused to pay after losing more than half a million dollars. >>> princess and first lady topped this year's "vanity fair" best dressed list. kate middleton mix of high and low looks with designer fashion and off the rack line earned her a spot on the 72-year-old list. president obama and first lady michelle obama were named best dressed couple. france's first lady made the list again t

congressman lewis, nice to see you. it's important to point out that the black caucus is holding all these fairs in major cities around the u.s. essentially with the goal of finding work, finding work for 10,000 people. can we be specific though? what kinds of jobs are we talking about here, congressman? >> we're talking about jobs, jobs, jobs, hundreds and thousands of people have been standing here all day today, since early this morning, trying to get a job. people want to work. we had one company made a commitment of 60 jobs. we need more than 60. we need thousands of jobs. here in atlanta, for people to stand in a hot georgia sun all day in long lines is saying something about how desperate people are to work. people will take almost any job. >> certainly people are desperate. are we being more specific, talking manufacturing sector, health, education? what kind of jobs can you help offer up? >> well, we're trying to get jobs in all of these areas, health, education, manufacturing, transportation. georgia is the ce

. >> but that lewis, lewis murphy is also a little banked up while moore has sparkled. >> oh my goodnesshing? he's fun to watch. >> just making the plays i'm supposed to take. >> the raiders added former starting quarterback for the bills, edwards. he has seen both the good and bad of the nfl life. it's been hard. there's times you want to go other places but that's not the kind of person i am. >> the former cardinal edwards will compete for the no. 2 job with kyle and former spar tan jordan. but don't ask coach jackson who his starting quarterback is. >> you did not ask me that question. does anybody not know who the starting quarterback is of the raiders. doesn't he wear no. 8 and his name is jason campbell. >> they will host arizona thursday night. in napa sports wrap. >> they tied. tonight at home, they finished 1-1 again portland. they've tied 10 games this season. >> the nationwide race tonight in ohio. he blows his engine. he gets hit from behind by carl edwards. take a look from inside edward's car. he can't see a thing and slams. he takes the victory lap. we'll see you again tom

. >> based on the investigation, i file that hasany campbell met now fowl play at the hands of lewis ross. >> one day, lewis ross will meet his maker and have so serve justice for what's been done to hasany. >> reporter: but the daughter who advised the foster parents says -- >> i hope they weren't involved. >> reporter: both women remain committed to finding justice for a little boy, they say few people seem to care about. >> there is still a reward for information leading to the arrest of the person involved in the disappearance of hasany campbell. >>> several called on the district to fire two school police officers involved in the fatal shooting of a 20-year-old man. >> being picked off, one at a time, i'm very scared. >> the protesters rallied before the march, they're upset over the january 27th shooting of brown jr. the school board has defended the officers. protesters say the investigation has not been fully transparent. >>> firefighters say they're still trying to figure out what sparked this evening as grass fire in the hills above vallejo. it burned between columbus parkw

. >> based on the investigation, i file that hasany campbell met now fowl play at the hands of lewis ross. >> one day, lewis ross will meet his maker and have so serve justice for what's been done to hasany. >> reporter: but the daughter who advised the foster parents says -- >> i hope they weren't involved. >> reporter: both women remain committed to finding justice for a little boy, they say few people seem to care about. >> there is still a reward for information leading to the arrest of the person involved in the disappearance of hasany campbell. >>> several called on the district to fire two school police officers involved in the fatal shooting of a 20-year-old man. >> being picked off, one at a time, i'm very scared. >> the protesters rallied before the march, they're upset over the january 27th shooting of brown jr. the school board has defended the officers. protesters say the investigation has not been fully transparent. >>> firefighters say they're still trying to figure out what sparked this evening as grass fire in the hills above vallejo. it burned between columbus parkw