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lind -- ensighted. >> -- invited, linda so a. about. hour fitness is offering complimentary work out for active and retired military personnel. home depot and lowe's offers 10% off purchases for all veterans with a military id and hooters is offering wings to active and retired personnel throughout the day. several of you have sent in pictures helping us out and saying thank you to those who served our country and are still serving. you can find the photo gallery at abc2news.com. >>> amtrak restarted service between washington, d.c. and philadelphia. it was suspended yesterday evening for three hours because of overhead wire problems a spokesperson says they are trying to complete the repairs on wires just north of baltimore. they still may say there are 30 minute delays so keep that in mind. >>> it's a busy summer travel season. new york senator charles schumer wants to use the occasion to ask airlines a favor. he's asking them to allow families to sit together without having to pay extra fees for aisle or window he seats. his office s

major general michael lind said, a commanding general, united states army military district of washington executive director, arlington national cemetery program. general dempsey, each piece of t chiefs of staff. .eon panetta ♪ ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. [applause] ladies and gentleman, a chaplain berry.ain internal god, lord of the living and dead, you have made yourself known to us, but also through your works in the history of our nation, from its birth to the present. you have guided us through times of the diversity and prosperity, three times of war and peace. by your own hand and on our behalf, you have shown yourself strong to save us among all the nations of the earth, america has been richly blessed and remarkable in extraordinary ways. we turn to you today to remember with highest esteem and devoted respect our fellow citizens who have fallen in america's wars as members of the armed forces. many of these americans died before the end of the guns. many of them died alone, all of them served for the sake of future generations of americans who they

lenda so is live this morning at -- lind's so is live this morning -- linda so is live this morning at dulaney valley memorial gardens to tell us what's going on there. >> reporter: it's ceremony they have every year to honor those who has begin their lives on the front lines. we are here in the field of honor and nation have been set up by the grave sites of veterans. there was a special group out here putting the flags up over the weekend. danielle dixon is with young marines of elk ridge. your group is responsible for putting up the flags. can you tell us about that. >> yes, ma'am. we every year we come out to due leany valley and -- due reiny valley and -- dulaney valley andput the flags. it's a honor because we are trying to preexpect veterans and show we care. >> reporter: the -- did he -- respect veterans and show we care. >> reporter: the young marines what do you do. >> we do at love different events like boy scouts but better. we do a lot of events. we do toys for tots with the marine corps and a lot of community service hours. we do many encampments and go on trips be a we a

braun becomes the first player to hit three home runs and a triple since freddy lind did it for boston75. braun finishes with six rbis and brewers win 8-3. >>> dodgers matt kemp, going the other way as he does almost always, for his major league hitting 12th home run of the year. later, kemp up with the bases loaded, a chance to do some damage, but he goes down swinging. dodgers lose 6-2, here are the numbers in april for matt kemp. 12 home runs, hitting .417. 25 rbis. kemp becomes only the third player since 1920 to hit .400 with ten-plus home runs and 20-plus rbis in during the month of april. joins larry walker in 1997. to the nhl the caps and rangers at madison square garden, caps trying to even the series at one apiece, tied 2-2 in the third, who else, alex ovechkin, wins a face-off, and just blasts one past lundquist. that's your game winner. caps win 3-2. series tied, moves to washington now for game three on wednesday. over the western conference, the kings beat the blues to take that series 2-0. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," president obama continues h

. >> reporter: califa's lind a crowe tried to get stimulus twice. how much did you get? >> nothing. >> zero. >> zero. >> zip. >> zip. >> yes, we had to drastically cut back. this man and his three business partners at wiviu stimulus grant to hire 13 people and build a videoconferencing system to serve rural hospitals. >> if the funding had come in at the right time, we would have been in a much different state. >> reporter: when they didn't get the money, wiviu technology essentially went out of business, two examples critics say the stimulus failed to live up to some of its lofty goals, helping small businesses and creating jobs. >> we were hoping the companies would stay afloat, they would put people to work or keep them at work. >> now, we contacted all the other silicon centrally companies mention nd our report several times. none of them would talk on camera to us about their stimulus projects or why they needed the money. we also found that, out of the 17 big bay area company that's got this stimulus cash, more than half of those programs did not create any more th

and it turned out that his study ended march 11th, 1941, when the lind lease act was passed, and mine began on that day. that was the beginning of a 50 -- almost 50-year friendship with warren kimble. so it's very nice to be back here. secretary of defense robert mcnamara came to personify the united states commitment in vietnam, and indeed, in many ways the ethos of the 1960s. he was the can-do man in the can-do society in the can-do era in david halverstam's phrase. in the early kennedy and johnson years, he managed the american commitment in vietnam almost as a desk officer, whether slogging through vietnam in army fatigues, spewing out statistics, or presiding at a press conference, and he came to embody what was known as secretary brown suggested as mcnamara's war. whatever the difficulties of the moment, he exuded a certainty that promised eventual success. in fact, we now know his public confidence far outlasted the emergence of profound private doubts about both the winnability of the war and indeed ultimately its purposes. and his departure from the pentagon in 1968, as much

to give you a sense of who we reach, we are really seeking to lind to traditionally underserved communities. for example, 35% of our borrowers are hispanic or latino. 22% african-american. 60% free mail, and 30% immigrant. -- 60% female. types of businesses -- we will make loans as small as $500 and as large as $100,000. they can range from home-based very small businesses like child care, people selling in the flea market, on up to janitorial, landscaping, restaurants, dry cleaners, and in some cases, small manufacturers. we sometimes bridges of it in even larger transactions if we think there's community benefits, we might wind collectively with the city's working solutions fund or with another lender. so far, -- and we work throughout the bay area. we work in four bay area counties, said francisco obviously being one of the importance, but also said the clara, san mateo, alameda. we have laid out over $15 million to bay area businesses with a medium loan size of about $7,000 -- median loan size of about $7,000. who do we work with? principally, we want to work with businesses that have a

jenny lind blad says he thinks his former principal under an alias named susie harrison tried to friend him but the profile picture was suspicious it was paired with a straight at me and i declined from the first but he says more than three and others did except before word got around susie harrison might really be approachable louise losses. so turns out of the prince will actually have to had to resign after the allegations that she created this facebook fake facebook account to spy on her students i think that's a cert human nature when you want to have a fake facebook page if your friends stumble to look at yours doing oh i don't totally do that it says i should never have even honor students like nazis lying or is ok it's not fine because they would have to accept her friend request which is nice i know dave and i it is. exactly so the smart kid was the one that rejected her also not so she's you know selling herself as someone else i remember walking by the teacher's lounge and i was in middle school and hearing that teachers gossip about a student in my class that i remember thin

there is adam lind in the fourth. there is a jay's lead. and one of 10 strikeout victims.later johnny gomes, base hit to left. scores cliff pennington. three different pitcher as loued a home run in this game. jp turns on this slide. that is way out. a 3-1 lead and there is edward incarnation. and 5-2, the final. and. >> i didn't know that. it's cool. and there is a lot of family and friends. >> you have to give credit to other teams sometimes, we came here last night. today they made pitches when they needed to. >> and there is a new twist on hall of fame finalist openly admitted he paid teammates to watch his back. he says former 49er once threatened to end a career before a game so carter offered incentives to make sure romo is not in a position to get a big hit on him. saying he would pick up dinner tabs or offer cash necessary. >> there is where boy go to left tackle tell him listen, i need protection. you guys watch out. they'd be like no problem. >> what happened in that game? >> nothing happened to him. but nothing happened to me. >> did i want to injure anyone i p

literally lurched forward and she looked behind him and saw what looked to be a bullet hole in the closet lindno wounds on his body. also, tennessee investigators are looking for a missing mother and her three daughters and they place the grim task of identifying two bodies. they're not saying who those bodies are. they're saying a man named adam mace, take a close look at that wanted poster on your screen. they say mr. mace is, quote, responsible for the women's disappearance. he is on the loose. may's landlord said he told people he thought one of the three mitszing girls was his. >> he thought one was, but that's all he ever said, he thought that one was. but as far as actually knowing for sure, he didn't. >> california law enforcement paying tribute to fallen colleagues. law officers around the state holding a procession to the california peace officer's monument in sacramento. to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. and mitt romney makes a battleground cameo, hosting a town hall in ohio. awkward moment, you might say. here's how mr. romney reacted when someone

can you just hold this end of it. [ electric buzzing. ] >> and he i would sound electric like paul lindis how did we decide that kids are just fine to grow up absent their biological parents. because why? because we love each other. well, three people can love each other, to polygamy has to be close behind. how can you have same-sex marriage and not believe that three people can fall in love. >> all right. let's ask mitt. >> yeah, ask his family. >> thank you captain slippery slope, we salute ye. oh, boy. do they have any other argument? >> no. >> well then you could marry a fish. >> and then goat for some reason comes very close behind. >> you could marry a slippery slope. >> exactly. you could technically marry a slippery slope. and what is not hot about that. >> you know what could make it slippery? astro glide. >> i have to go get in think electrified pen. wewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewewe >>(narrator) current tv presents the campaign ads that changed history, brought to you by spiriva handihaler. today's campaign ads accuse candidates of flip-flops, but back in 1

be better off if we had political appointees making decision on where our money was spent like so lind dra, solyndra he touted as a success story from his failed stimulus package it has gone bankrupt over 1,000 employees have lost their jobs and taxpayers lost $535 million over half a billion dollars, because that is their view of the world, we would be better off with political appoint t's deciding to put our taxpayer money at risk and reward campaign donors as was the case in solyndra to put private capital at work. >> schieffer: let me get your take from something the president said last week, let's watch this. >> he doesn't want to talk about what he did in massachusetts. but he does talk about being a business, a business guy. he says that it gives him a special understanding of what it takes to create jobs and grow the economy. even if he is unable to offer a single new idea about how to dor that, no matter how many times he is asked about it he says he knows how to do it. >> schieffer: so i mean, what is yourÑi reaction? doesn't he have to start talking about something that he i

>> as paul lind did back in the late '70s. >> 79 fahrenheit. 41% chance of twisters. >> nor did princeom as snooki did. >> some light snow. >> at a new york city station. at least a prince knew not to wear green. >> it's the one color we can't wear. >> green screen technology. >> go like this. >> when ellen barged into a chicago newscast, she was sort of a miming meteorologist. >> look at this area of low pressure that's behind ellen. she's cloaking it very well. >> triumph the weather dog resorted to his usual insults. >> little clouds are coming into the sky. oh, poor hawaii. we have a cloud or two. screw you, hawaii. >> and these two "playboy" bunnies tried to pin a tail on the regular weatherman. >> you've already helped me more than you know. >> but how do you expect english speaking tom hanks to do the weather at spanish speak univision?

. >> they better be the entertaining gays like paul lind >> marcus bachmann. >> that's right. >> stephaniebiden's comments were not an endorsement of gay marriage. [scooby huh] >> stephanie: i have to say as you know, i'm a huge supporter of the president. i am obviously a huge supporter of marriage equality. but i have to say seeing even what's happening in north carolina right now is it smart politically for the president to let them turn this election into a referendum on gay marriage? >> no. that's a narrative he can't let get away from him like kerry did. that's what kerry -- he also got -- i don't want to say gay married because he didn't. >> stephanie: i know we're farther ahead on the issue. i remember chris and jim saying that. oh, boy, i wish they hadn't brought that up now. >>they got all of the marriage amendments on the ballot in 2004. that's one of the things that did kerry in. >> stephanie: i do think we've progressed on the issue but again, it can't be said enough that we have made more progress on gay rights than every other president combined. i just -- when i look at wha

adam lind deep on ross in the fourth for a 2-0 jay's lead. moreau a swing and a miss, weeks. out 0. johnny gomes gets oakland on the board. a's down 2-1 but the pitching did not hold up. three different a's pitchers allowed a homer. this is j.p. and that is gone. way out off pedro figueroa. goes deep on jerry blevinss. 5-2 the final. after the game, moreau was asked about facing his former cal teammate. i hosted tyson on his recruiting trip and we were teammates for a year at cal. always fun to come here. >> have to give credit to the other team sometimes. we came through last night and today they made their pitches when they needed to so we couldn't get much of a rally going. >> new twist on bountygate hall of fame finalist cris carter openly admitted he paid teammates to watch his back. he said former niner and raider bill romanowski once threatened to end his career before a game. carter said he actually routine hi picked up dinner tabs or would offer cash if necessary. >> i played with a hall of fame left guard. typically i would go to randall or todd and say i got a guy

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lind with a two-run shot. morrow was quite good.h in the fourth, ten strikeouts in six innings. for more, the blue jays do win it 5-2. and finally the latest youtube sports sensation. check out the 6-year-old playing shortstop. catches the fly ball, stems on third and has the wherewithal to tag out the winner. that is an unassisted triple play. it's happened only 15 times in major league history. most recently by eric bruntlett in 2009. and so, guys, as we get set for giants and dodgers, the big leaguers can only hope to take a lesson from the 6-year-old on the unassisted triple play. >> he's cute. >> very nice. thanks, scott. for a full half hour of local sports coverage, sports net central on comcast bay area tonight at 10:30. >>> a programming night because of tonight's giants game some programming changes. catch our regular wednesday lineup on tv 36. >> okay. that's going to do it for us. let's turn it over now to giants baseba baseball, the first place dodgers and the giants live from dodger stadium. what's the best gift you ca

. >> lind ssay's husband blake is corrections officer at a florida state prison.een married six years. >> i never thought i am going to marry some one that works at a prison. it just turned out that way. just knowing things about prison life i guess helps me to know what my dad had to face every day. and this one was, when he had first went to prison. >> how did you feel whenny was in there? >> i was hurt, and sad, that my dad was in prison. but then i was angry, because i felt alone. >> she thought about her dad was in prison. and the rough life she had. and i would ask her about it. she would come out more and more. and she finally came out and told me the whole thing. i was hoping that i could help her through it. >> this is -- me with my uncle tony. when i was, very little. makes me miss him. he was my favorite uncle. i always wished that -- that i could have a normal life. >> during the 13 years wrin comcome com comes -- wrinkles was on death row, lindsay had very little contact with him. >> some of the letters he would write were not nice. this is a -- a let

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lind chinese dissident, who made that daring escape from house arrest, he is heading to america right now. his escape set off a huge diplomatic battle between america and china. will his arrival make tensions worse? >>> failure to launch. just hours ago, what was to be a historic first. >> three, two, one, zero. and liftoff. >> ends in embarrassment. the first commercial rocket to head to the space station grounded. what went wrong? >>> celebrity smackdown. look at this. a reporter tries to kiss will smith on the red carpet. he gets a smack right across the face. so, did smith overreact here? or is this another sign of out-of-control celebrity news coverage? >>> and cloned canines. could you imagine loving your deceased dog so much, you cloned him not once, not twice, but three times? well, meet the man who did just that. was it worth the $100,000? ♪ now, you're just somebody that i used to know ♪ >>> good morning, everybody. look who we've got. it's the co-anchor of our overnight newscast. she's looking over our shoulder. she is the lovely and utterly clonible, paula faris. in for bi

it was paul lind and charles nelson riley were the two gay people on tv. my family and my friends and work in a -- somewhere where i could fully be myself was totally foreign to me. so coming out at any age is difficult, but i -- you know, in that time it was just -- it was a very scary moment for me. but i was received well. and the stories in there. my mom, when i came out to her, said you know what, i probably would have hated your wife anyway. >> that's great. she sounds great. that's really good. you also write about the day you realized you were kind of famous. >> oh, well that day happened when i was sitting in this chair on your show, on this broadcast. i mouthed off, i was talking about the oscars and i mouthed off about that ps-22 i think was the school, staten island. the school kids who closed the oscars. i ultimately have always loved making people laugh. if i make people laugh, i will continue on the track that i'm on because i'm making people laugh. well, you guys were yukking it up and i was trashing these kids which i knew nothing b i didn

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shoots it in front, bad lind quest off the post, again, so the king was very good but also very lucky, braden hopi not lucky there. right there and end this thing. >> hopi stopped 47 shots. >> simply amazing the thing is he is now gone toe to toe with tim thomas of boston and lundqvist of the rangers, and held his own. so there is no blame, nothing but praise for braden hopi and all the caps for that incredible effort. got to fire it back up 12:30 p.m. early ice drop saturday. >> let's talk about bryce harper and nats better news nats park, hot bed of sports these days, here is bryce and people know, don't run on this guy see that arm. >> already. >> didn't take long. pro hawk, mohawk not sure what it is. almost got his first home r right here, but high off the wall missed it by 2 inches. >> very close. >> and then here is wilson ramos with bryce on 2nd. this isn't far away here comes harper young, 19 doesn't know better knocks the ball out of the catchers glove and has presence of mind to go home and touch home plate. doing everything, on second, led off the 9th with a double down by

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is now planning to file a complaint against pastor worley and that man's name is receiverend barry lindexempt status. >> it's so far over the line, there's nothing nuanced about it and there's no guarantee under the first amendment that you can say anything you want and keep your tax exemption. >> now, local activists are planning a protest outside of worley's church set for this sunday. the reality, though, you covered a lot of stories on tax exemption status. >> every election year it comes up. usually a baptist church is talking about abortion and that's -- where they stand on the pulpit and they talk about who you should vote for if you are against abortion and that's what usually comes up. and the irs in my reporting the irs is careful about picking which churches to proceed against for electioneering from the pulpit, there's a whole host of legal precedent here as well, but in general it's a very tricky separation between the irs and the tax exempt status and these churches and sometimes ministers are careful not to say here is your slate of candidates. i'm going to send it home t

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. >> bob, i'm curious, what is the leadership lesson of lind yndon johnson? book after the first seven weeks is that in this seven weeks, you see the full power of what a president can do. he can pick up the legislation. he studi steadies the country i foreign policy. he does all of these things. you know, on that plane ride, he makes a list. we have the list on a little note pad, of what he has to do when he gets off the plane. he knows what he has to do because he has been in washington for 30 years doing it. >> and speaking of being on that plane, it's fascinating. how before kennedy goes to dallas, you talk about how it had gotten to the point where kennedy would roll his eyes and go, oh, god, johnson doesn't want to fly with me on air force one again. these guys did not like each other a whole lot. talk about -- and this is again a part of johnson that i had not read about yet. how he was motivated by fear of failure. actually, he was paralyzed. and you explain moving up to 1960 how he just refused to jump off the cliff. and then you explain why. it goes

. >> they went after si lind ra while criticizing the president's record on jobs. >> those attacks are a look. >> president obama is spending your tax dollars to create jobs. how's he doing? you have heard of solyndra. they took $535 million in taxpayer loan guarantees and went bankrupt. more than $16 billion have gone to companies like solyndra that are linked to big obama and democrat donors. the inspector general said contracts were steered to friends and family. obama is giving taxpayer money to big donors. and then watching them lose it. good for them. bad for us. >> you know, they have had -- the romney people have had some really good ads. >> that's not one of them. >> terrible. >> awful. >> come on. you're stepping on my lines, carl. can i -- >> go to it. >> there's a little pacing here. you know the romney people have had some really good ads. i think about those unemployment ads at the very beginning, really moving and compelling. >> stories of the 23 million. >> great ads. >> yeah. >> but that's a cheap shot. >> hold on, carl. let it breathe. hold on. are you ready? >> go to