>> jones: no, sir. >> kroft: the louis allen case? >> jones: yeah, i know what you're talking about. >> kroft: he was polite and cordial. said he didn't want to talk, but he kept on talking. there was some bad blood between you and... and louis, right? >> jones: there was not no bad blood between us. apparently... i'm talking more than i need to, but the truth sometimes has a way of slipping out if you try to keep it covered up. >> kroft: were you in the klan? >> jones: well, i won't answer that. i take the fifth on that. >> kroft: jones confirmed that the fbi had already been there asking some of the same questions. >> jones: i told you i don't care to discuss it, and you just keep coming with your educated approach. >> kroft: no, it's not my educated approach. look, you haven't told me to get off your property. i just... answer me one last question. >> jones: okay, be sure it's the last one. >> kroft: can you look me in the eye and say you weren't involved in it? >> jones: no, sir, i wasn't involved in it. >> kroft: well, you know,

louis. i think it would be early in the day. later this afternoon, i think st. louis will be better than yesterday. while alabama, mississippi, a pop-up shower or storm. but those should be long gone by the time the fireworks fly. and a lot of people sit at home, like myself, and watch the macy's fireworks on nbc. the new york show should be just fine. >> it's always a good time. especially if you're rained out. >> yes. >> all right. >>> how wall street ended last week and how it will begin the week ahead. plus mcdonald's plans to power its trucks with leftover oil from fries. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> and that sound of nashing metal you may have heard this morning at the theaters was the sound of box office records being broken. >>> a walk-off between the mets and yankees and an unusual celebration at wimbledon. you're watching "early today." >>> well, good morning and welcome back to "early today," i'm veronica de la cruz, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. two republicans have signaled a potential comprom

louis. i was born in nashville, tennessee, a little town side of nashville. that is where i grew up, went to high school, met and married my husband. moved back to st. louis where i lived part of my life. i heard people saying missouri and missouri. what is the correct pronunciation of our new home? the best place to go when you want information is where? >> [inaudible]. >> of course, we all know that. i went to the library and the librarian gave me a wonderful book and began a life long friendship with the librarian. missouri is the native american pronunciation. in their language it is the people of the big boats. one word means all of that. missouri. frenchman who came up the mississippi river. they said that would be a great place to have a trading post. they set up a trading post and called it st. louis. missouri became missouri. now i ask you which is correct? missouri or missouri? >> missouri. okay. neither one. [laughter]. you can't say the native americans were wrong for saying missouri. you can't say the french were wrong for pronouncing it in their

louis to kansas city. now let's factor in the humidity and this is how it will feel in the shade on your skin as you're outside. it could be up to 116 today in d.c. this is hotter than yesterday. 111 in new york city, 103. look at all the 100s on this map. it's pretty much widespread, lynn. just about everyone is in the soup. this is the peak of the heat wave in many areas. i'll bring you the weekend forecast. >> 116 in washington, d.c. no tourist trips today, i don't think. all right. thanks, bill. >>> a big euro debt deal. a new owner for chrysler and a royal dash duty free, your look at business headlines is straight ahead. >>> coming up, washington fans actually happy jason worth is struggling and nfl owners are ready for football. but are the players? you're watching "first look" on msnbc. [ female announcer ] now you can apply sunblock to your kids' wet skin. new neutrogena® wet skin kids. ordinary sunblock drips and whitens. neutrogena® wet skin cuts through water. forms a broad spectrum barrier for

. >> dicky: louis c.k. >> what is this? it's crazy. >> dicky: and music from steel magnolia. >> jimmy: was there a specific moment in the conversation when you realized bentley was in fact satan? >> dicky: "jimmy kim >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel with exciting news. "jimmy kimmel live," our show, now has it very own app. here now, with all the details, guillermo. who apparently is not here. hold on a second. ♪ guillermo? >> hello, jimmy? >> jimmy: yes, where are you? we're waiting for you to start the show. >> sorry, i'm too busy enjoying the "jimmy kimmel live" app to talk to you right now. good-bye. ay yi yi. jimmy worries too much. doesn't he realize that whether i am here or here or even here the show is always with me on my ipad, iphone and ipod touch. thanks to jkl app. i can watch video from the show anywhere on the go and i can read jimmy's hilarious personal tweets. [ laughter ] boy, that jimmy is a great guy. i wonder what he's doing now. ♪ jimmy, i told you, i'm busy. good-bye! jimmy needs to get a life. what a

louis. how hot will it be? kansas city around 9, same for you in st. louis. when you add in oppressive humidity, it's not your typical humidity. ipts much more humid than it should be for this time of year. notice today how hot we'll be on the east coast. new york, 93. d.c., 94. it's not quite as humid yet in the east. later on today, just a heads up to everyone in new england through the great lakes, this area of yellow is slight risk of orange. this area will get cooled off by strong afternoon storms. the biggest threat will be damaging winds. i don't think we'll see tornadoes, hail won't be a problem but gusty winds through the big cities. airport delays are possible. as far as monday's forecast goes, the heat we've talked about, also down along the gulf we'll have thunderstorms, too. we'll take a closer look at some selected cities. you'll be in awe how hot it's going to be at the end of the week. d.c. could be in the 100s three days in a row. he details coming up. >> thanks, bill. >>> speaking of hot, wall street feels the debt ceiling heat. news corp. i

louis lives six doors down with his parents.as tattoos on his neck. 250 pounds, roughly matching the witness descriptions. the two were arrested yesterday morning. l.a. police role vealed the charges against the r([÷two. >> the district attorney filed multiple charges against louis san perez and marvin norwood including mayhem and assault be a deadly weapon. >> police say they expect to release more details on monday. the man originally suspected is innocent. he was arrested in may. at that time he was the prime suspected. >> i feel sorry for the family about what happened about their son. and i wouldn't like to be in his place as a mother because it hurts a lot, like it's hurting me too. but i would like to get the right person. >> he was never charged in the stowe case. he remains behind bars on a parole violation. meanwhile there's progress in brian's recovery. kno can look and he's comprehending. >> we caught up with his cousin outside san francisco general hospital. that's where brian is being treated for the brain injury

my guest tonight is louis ck. very few of you know this, but the ck is short for [bleeped] [laughter] yeah, man. all day we're here writing, all day. but we begin tonight with news out of illinois. you may remember about a year ago former governor rod blah... [stumbles over name] toured the country promising he'd be vindicated of all charges. he visited the "daily show" where i made a promise to him. again, if you get off scot-free, there's a hug waiting for you. >> i'm determined to work even harder to get that. >> jon: well, tonight i have some very good news to report. i will not have to hug rod blagojevich. [cheering and applause] and here's why: >> in chicago today, the jury said guilty 17 times as the former illinois governor rod blagojevich was convicted of attempted distortion, bribery, conspiracy and fraud. >> jon: 17 felony convictions, or as that's known, a chicago dozen. [laughter] on his way to the kraus to hear the verdict, blah... [stumbles over name] was unusually circumspect >> my hands are shaky,

louis, because i like the look back at st. louis. this is probably where we're going to be tomorrow. 90 degrees for a high temperature. i think they maxed out at 90 for a high today, but always good in this type of situation. look to st. louis. it's usual usually pretty indicative of what we're going to have the next day. wichita, 103, hope we have nothing like that. a little cooler in the central plains there. there's a little cooler air mass that's going to try to make a run for us. what about jowl the fourth around here? >> what we can expect this weekend. we know it's going to get hotter. that's been the trend. much more humidity coming in sunday, sot so much tomorrow, but sunday you'll feel it muggy out there. and with the front coming down on sunday, storms likely all across the area. we need the rain, though, and looks like that will be later on into the afternoon and into the evening. we still think there's a possibility for a storm the fourth, but again, the newest of the info just coming in suggests that maybe we can keep t

we are also revealing the louis vuitton cup mark as well. for this logo, they began with the halls and ships of the -- hulls and sails of the new boats. and by playing with that, they transformed the vote into a graphic and modern flag which has become the louis vuitton mark. the brick red signifies the interior color of the leather goods. i would like to recognize former america's propecup skipper louio is representing louis vuitton. we appreciate you being here. [applause] we know that you spent a lot of time on an airplane to be here today. i also want to talk about the america's cup world series, the professional circuit that will bring all of the teams and america's cups to port cities around the globe. the america's cup world series will be a tremendous need of an promotional vehicle to the america's cup final, here in san francisco. the world series will kick off in portugal in just eight weeks, then it moves to plymouth in the u.k. in september. i can also announced today we have the dates confirmed for the san diego regatta, the thi

louis sanchez was also charged with attraction, to other giant fans that night. they are being held on $500,000 bail. >>> family and friends of bryan stow are reacting to news of the arrest. we spoke with bryan's cousin john jed at san francisco general hospital, where bryan has been since may. he says the family is still processing news of the arrest and says they went through this before when ramirez was arrested and are keeping their focus on bryan. >> the most important thing is bryan's well being. obviously are this will take care of itself, which what is happening in l.a. but our priority is for bryan. >> and there is some encouraging news about bryan's recovery. john says he mouthed the words stowe when asked his last name. he also opened both eyes and gave what appeared to be a thumbs up. and coming up at 8:30, we'll go to ktvu's christian kasdin live in los angeles for more on the arrests. >>> we continue to learn more details about a twin terror attack in norway. authorities are looking into the possibility of a second suspect in the bombing and shootin

. >> the training going on in san louis obispo is specialized training for emergency management. they will not do that in house. it's a program put on by the state and people have to attend that for a full week. there are specialized training that cannot be brought in house. we have people going into sacramento right now, and it is put on by the state. they do not do it in house. in some cases, we do have to send people to specialized training. >> for instance, the plumbing. we brought an instructor in to do the plumbing code changes training. >> i would like to know what's going on. i just got some answers. thank you for that. >> may be on your report next month, there would be a global summary of where the trading had been done this year and maybe what is projected for the balance of the year, given it is that barry did to the non personal services category. at least we will know what percentage of cost would be relative to the projected revised budget. >> i have one more question. could you let us know about any new hires in the last 30 days or in the next 30 days? >> we are d

his show fx's "louis." thank goodness it's back for another season. >> it's a mother dog.a mother dog like 14-nipple belly. that's what happens if i go like this. it's happening now, you just can't see it. it's a six pack for a whole other reason. it just hangs in sections. it actually is three sections with a split in the middle. >> jon: please welcome back to the show "louis"ck. [cheering and applause] >> that was really funny. >> jon: great to see you. >> thank you. [cheering and applause] >> jon: i'm so glad the show is back on. >> thank you >> jon: you want to do it again? >> i don't want to shake. i just want us to hoover. >> jon: do the hover shake. first episode was so good. >> thank you. jon and your acting now is getting good. >> you were describing it. i thought you were saying, "you're acting now," which is the way it feels. it feels goofy. >> jon: you and i have worked together for so many years. and we all sucked. they always wanted to make us acteddors and we all sucked at it. and all of a sudden you became good. wait. what about taking the rest of us with y

louis, temperatures reached 102 degrees but it felt like 115. that's happening all across the country and it's not just uncomfortable, it's downright dangerous with the heat being blamed for at least six deaths so far. it's the summer sizzle that just won't stop. >> good afternoon, everyone. it's hot. >> reporter: but this heat just continuing to stay right over us. >> heat advisory in effect across most of oklahoma. >> half of the country is broiling under a scorching sun with no immediate relief in sight. in oklahoma city, each new day is as bad as the last, with almost two straight weeks of triple-digit heat. dallas topped 100 degrees for 11 days in a row. high school football players working to stay hydrated. >> if it's not hot it's not st. louis. >> reporter: and in the gateway city, these residents knew it would be another scorcher. >> as soon as you walk out you know it's going to be one of those days. >> reporter: in many cases the heat is adding insult to injury, causing drought conditions to intensify in the south and creep up to mid-a

. >> louis capano made his money in the construction business. ann marie and her four brothers and elder sister were close perhaps because of difficult circumstance circumstances. >> ann's mother died when she was 9 years old. after her mother died her father fell into alcoholism. >> annie often bore the brunt of her father's anger. even though she graduated from college and landed a job with the governor, ann was insecure and suffered from eating disorders. >> this woman appears to be sophisticated, but that's a shell. and underneath the shell is still this little ann marie. >> capano took a protective interest in ann marie, a night in shining armor. he wanted to spoil her and whisk her off to fancy philadelphia restaurant where is they were unlikely to bump into the wilmington crowd. >> i think capano seduced her on a lot of different levels. one, sexually seduced her, but another is financially. she realized that he was somebody she could depend on for these things that she liked that she wanted but she couldn't afford. >> over time, capano ma

louis. there will be a slight chance of afternoon thunderstorms. greater coverage in atlanta and alabama and mississippi and along the gulf. you're in your wet season with o dust video pictures, more haboobs. >> word of the day. all right, bill, thanks so much. who is the highest paid actress in hollywood? it's a tie. >>> plus, a high paid hollywood actor risks life and limb in iceland on an adventure show. your first look at entertainment is straight ahead. ever wish ves didn't taste so vegetably? well, v8 v-fusion juice gives you a full serving of vegetables, plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like fruit. and try our deliciously refreshing v8 v-fusion + tea. inside all of us is a compass and it always points true north. toward mountains of sand. toward new sights and sensations. toward the true bounty of nature so let's set our compass for traverse city and find ourselves. in the magic, and the moments of pure michigan. your trip begins at michigan.org. discover aveeno positively radiant tinted moisturizers with scientifically prove

one of them is louis eckerd, he beat and strangled to death a u.s. senator's aide more than four decades ago. >> i came in in 1967. that's reik 43 years, this was my home. this is where i live. believe me, lived and died. >> reporter: the movies two young miamimakers got the permission to put the hands in the hands of a few select patients. this unprecedented access was granted to give the swins a better understanding of a person found guilty of insanity. >> it's through their eyes. >> what did you learn about them? what did you learn about mental illnesses? >> for me, like, i learned the capacity for feelings and the capacity change, when you talk about that. they really one timed to communicate how much over these past decades. that's what's so great is that we do get to seek inside. we don't have to imagine what it's like in there anymore. we actually know. >> and that humanizes them and we feel connected to them. >> believe that i can -- >> reporter: not an easy trip. >> all of my life. all of my life. all of my life. >> reporter: five featured m

louis. >> kareem from new jersey. [ cheers ] >> sheena from st.will see four confetti filled pinatas each of which bear a striking resemblance to four current celebrities in the news. [ light laughter ] brad pitt, lady gaga. [ laughter ] the green lantern, and wilson, the neighbor from "home improvement." [ laughter ] now, one at a time, you'll take your place under the fiesta ring. when play starts, the pinatas will slowly spin and you'll have 20 seconds to break as many as you can. whoever breaks the most wins the grand prize. hig gins, tell them what it is. >> steve: jimmy, tonight's winner will be taking home $300 worth of old el paso taco dinner kits. what's better than an old el paso taco dinner kit? 100 of them. that's what! now, get out of my face, muchacho. jimmy? >> jimmy: thank you, higgins. thank you, dwar. thank you, kwar. ♪ [ laughter ] how you guys doing? [ laughter ] all right, here we go. now, a few things before we start. first, you can only break the pinatas using karate kicks. you cannot use your hands, you cannot use your body

louis, missouri, with a normal family. was not a child actor or anything like that, but i realized very quickly when i got to town that this was more about just acting, that you also have to develop a keen business sense if you want to have longevity in the business, so there is part of me that wishes i had gone to school and got a business degree, because i wonder if that would be more helpful than my theater degree in some ways. >> you were raised in indiana. we have a connection. i am always fascinated by people with the midwest, because it is so different from hollywood, who discover at some point they want to be in hollywood, so how did that happen for you growing up in a place so on like hollywood? >> i knew i wanted to be an actor, and i did not necessarily want to be famous, but i wanted to be somewhere where there would be no ceiling on what i could accomplish, and i felt like if i stayed in st. louis, i might have a really great regional carrier or something, but that i was not going to be able to get much furthe

louis, you should be near a hundred. chicago, you're lucky. you should get thunderstorms late today that will cool you off. if you're joining us on the eastern seaboard, temperatures are going to be warm. as i mentioned, humidity levels are going to be down a bit. it does look like a hot forecast, but it was a lot worse last week. >> yeah. lower humidity can make all the difference. by, thank you. >>> stocks stumble on washington uncertainty, amazon surprises and a fun park that was no fun for people. your first look at morning business headlines is straight ahead. >>> coming up, near perfection. the marlins find a good luck charm, and is michael phelps leaving the u.s. swim team? you're watching "first look" on msnbc. i'm always looking out for small ways to be more healthy. like new splenda® essentials™ no calorie sweeteners. this bowl of strawberries is loaded with vitamin c. and now, b vitamins to boot. coffee doesn't have fiber. unless you want it to. get more with new splenda® essentials™, a small boost of fiber, or antioxidants, or b vi

dorene snchez, hermana de loui y pareja de norwood tambin fue arrestada como cmplice.. s.o.t.dre de geovanni ramírez 9:50:00 hay mucha injusticia en el sentido de que mienten mucho, no es la verdad.. esta misma tarde la madre del sospechoso original, geovanny ramrez, fustig a la policia de los ngeles.. s.o.t. soledad gonzález/madre de geovanni ramírez cuando a mi me hablaron por teléfono dije qué, dijo sí, dije pues eso tenía que pasar en verdad porque mi hijo es inocente.. ramrez fue arrestado por una violacin a su libertad condicional, pero la polica nunca pudo acusarlo formalmente de la paliza a stow.. s.o.t. josé romero/abogado de ramírez 17:57:00 the suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty, undortunately we had the opposite here.. el abogado de ramrez dijo que bajo el sistema judicial un sospechoso es inocente hasta que se pruebe lo contrario, pero que en este caso fue al reves.. s.o.t. villarraigosa 1:24:00 continuando con la investigación y en el tiempo cuando podemos decir que hay en terminos de un sospechoso.. el peridico los ngeles times reporta que un niÑ

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louis sanchez and marvin norwwood are being charged with mayhem.dorene sanchez has not yet been charged, he is louis sister and is said to have been living with norwood. ramirez was ordered to spend 10 months in prison. >>> for bryan stow's family and friends there is a bit of encouraging news tonight in his come back fight. nearly four long months have passed and hope has been found in the smallest of signs. patti lee has been talking to his family and has late word on stow's recovery. >> reporter: we just spoke to stow's brother, he told us his family is still processing news of the latest arrest and that the family is focused on bryan's condition and the unexpected good news that they posted on this website support of bryan stow. 42-year-old bryan stow the father of two remains in serious condition at san francisco general. the medical staff told the family that he gave a thumbs up to a nurse. >> it's good to watch him and know that you can look and know that he's kind of comprehending. >> reporter: family members tell us they feel bad for giova

louis. >> the address it was hers. she purchased herself and went to washington and became the taylor for elizabeth todd lincoln who have 165 pairs of gloves. how do you have that many gloves and 365 days a year? you have a shopper problem. [talking over each other] >> the story about her is useful because i want my sisters to think about multiple in come story she had. when abraham lincoln died elizabeth keckley was hostess to mary lincoln. they were sisters but mary lincoln didn't buy any more gloves because she had no more money. so she fired our sister, the former slave who then wrote an autobiography and told stories no one wanted her to tell. she was clear about the fact she needed to make a living. sisters need to be clear about these issues. multiple income stream. how do you make a living? how do you put yourself out there? what do you do? surviving and thriving is about that. i want to say a little bit about this book from the perspective that nobody wanted to publish it. nobody wanted -- i had a lovely lunch

louis. we need things now. if government leaders continue their self-centered power ways and don't come together soon, we won't have to worry about life as we know it. i keep hearing businesses are making record profits, keeping the money and not hiring people. media and others on the national scene and/or other power seekers continue to vilify the group that makes jobs and gets the results for the economy. this needs to stop. it hurts many things, drives wedges in the relationships with our employees which in turn turn affects service and quality. all of this adds to an unrightful mass dissatisfaction in the workplace. i only know business people that are losing everything and closing their doors or, at best, they're fighting to survive as we are. we have been battling hard ever since 2008. we went through a lot of pain and restructuring to get back to a livable bottom line. then, unfortunately, business seems to have gotten worse in last october and falling off again in may. enough of this. time to get back t

louis sanchez and marvin norwwood are being charged with mayhem.dorene sanchez has not yet been charged, he is louis sister and is said to have been living with norwood. ramirez was ordered to spend 10 months in prison. >>> for bryan stow's family and friends there is a bit of encouraging news tonight in his come back fight. nearly four long months have passed and hope has been found in the smallest of signs. patti lee has been talking to his family and has late word on stow's recovery. >> reporter: we just spoke to stow's brother, he told us his family is still processing news of the latest arrest and that the family is focused on bryan's condition and the unexpected good news that they posted on this website support of bryan stow. 42-year-old bryan stow the father of two remains in serious condition at san francisco general. the medical staff told the family that he gave a thumbs up to a nurse. >> it's good to watch him and know that you can look and know that he's kind of comprehending. >> reporter: family members tell us they feel bad for giova

maggot mile story is targeted by burglars this morning, windows were smashed and goods stolen from the louis baton store. several purses or wallets and other leather goods from the high and store were taken, some of them sell for more than $3,000. the store was closed today. a case is solved after 54 years a seven year-old vanished with a man who enticed her with the promise of a piggyback ride back in 1957 the now 71 year-old jack makaula is charged with kidnapping and murder, the former police officer was arrested at his seattle retirement home he was an early suspect is alibi had just fallen apart he said he was on a train and an ex girlfriend found the on used train ticket. this summer holiday weekend is off to a violent start three men are dead and at least 11 other people are wounded in shootings across chicago among the victims are a man and woman sitting near the van of the 8500 block they were shot at about 530 this morning and paramedics took the woman to christ medical center in serious condition, the man was pronounced dead at st. bernard hospital. the window of a pet shop turned

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louis today makes things a little more interesting. the nfl lockout is deemed legal, which gives significant leverage to the owners. the court also sent the antitrust suit back to minneapolis, asking the court to hear arguments that draftees be able to sign it seems right now. the eighth circuit said nobody would be friends of this ruling. that means that right now, both sides can continue negotiating to get a deal done soon. joe flacco entering his fourth year. he sometimes struggled to look the part of an nfl quarterback. his wedding photos show what happens when south jersey meets gc. -- meets gq. joe looks comfortable in front of a camera for the first time maybe ever. the unibrow is gone. he is even a romantic. look at this photo, black and white, looks like a movie poster. peyton manning not ready to start throwing following next surgery. delayed rehab because of the nfl lockout, the rules have prevented him from working out with a therapist. i would have told him to take a break and go and open his own practice. i guess it is go

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louis and mid to upper 80s around new york and d.c. and dallas at 102. still creditor up in seattle seattle portland. no flight delays at any of our major airports. any time you travel flight tracker is waiting for you at abc7news.com. >>> internet conversations from the man accused of leaking classified documents has been released by wired.com. first time we're getting a glimpse behind the leaks. >> identifying himself with the use are name brad s. 87 he writes i've had an unusual and stressful experience over the last decade. yes, questioned my gender, sexual orientation was easy to figure out but i started to come to terms with it within a first few months of my deployment. they withheld his personal revelations for more than a year but released them only after new york magazine published the same information first. manning rights, i already got myself into minor trouble revealing uncertainty for gender identity which is putting me in awkward limbo. julyian assange has denied any involvement with him but it took me four months to determine it was assa

louis says we don't have the money. in 2003 an accountant warned the town you will run out of money by 2009. the politicians then did nothing as they admit today. >> never nothing changed. never never was accomplish. >> right on schedule in 2009 the town went broke so politicians declared bankruptcy and just stopped sending pension checks to retired city employees. more than 00 of them. >> we want our money. >> they didn't do anything that that they were supposed to do. they didn't pay us like they were supposed to. >> alfred arnold retired after working 35 years for the city. he hoped to relax and travel. when the pension checks stopped coming he had to get another job. now, at age 66 he is a security guard at the local mall. and alfred arnold joins us along with steve malenga who studies governments and their budgets. had to get a job as a security guard. >> oh, yes. >> thought you were going to get your pension and it wasn't there. >> not there. have to go to work 40 hours a week. just starting all over again, you kn

louis -- st. louis. we will begin a fund-raising for the third home with a concert in illinois on july 16. these courageous individuals have given so much, and it is a good feeling to know that there is something we can do to give back to them. they inspire me beyond words. but as i said, the enormity of the need is great. there are many who need our help. also, i am privileged to support and now serves on the board of snow ball express, which creates hope and new memories for the children of military fallen heroes who have died while on active duty since 9/11. thousands of children have lost a battery mom in these wars -- a in these wars.om i am proud that this year, along with american airlines veterans initiatives, and hundreds of volunteers, our foundation will once again be a part of this worthy effort to support our goldstar children. there is hope for the warriors, an organization formed by military wives to support wounded u.s. service members, their families, and families of the fallen. our foun

louis.mond backs are two games behind the giants in the ml west. >>> nascar continues to spread its product around the united states, learning for the first time tonight in kentucky speed way in sparta. kyle bush on the pool for the quaker state 400. this was an uneventful race. jamie mcmurray has to leave early. watch his car fill up with white smoke, quickly reducing his visibility to about zero. mcmurray pulls it over and ends up 35th. bush started on the poll and finished with a win. it was significant for a number of reasons. it was his third sprint cup of the year and pushes him past carl edwards. >>> still to come on this saturday night edition of >> rain in colorado has caused all kinds of problems with the schedule in golf's women's us open. they did get two rounds wrapped up today, defending champion paula creamers within striking range. with a long par, finished at 70. she's in a group of 5, five strokes back. this is what you call pressure but michelle wee needs a birdie to make

louis created the public confidence vaccine at the worst moment, the height of the national smallpox epidemic. but here's the point, this crisis pointed out the fundamental contradiction of american public health law at the turn of the 21st century. the government could order the public to get vaccinated, whether they wanted to or not. but they knew absolutely nothing to ensure the vaccine used in the process were saved. the crisis in flint the already widespread compositions of the compulsory vaccinations during the smallpox epidemics in the period and let us say there are many groups that have their own reason for the compulsory vaccination across-the-board workers worked with their hands were deeply concerned about the effect the vaccine might have on their ability to use their hands if only for a period of a few days. no system of the workers' compensation existed in this period and employers to help them out if they felt ill, they were breadwinners and resistant to the compulsory vaccination. african-americans had no good reason to trust doctors and the white public health profe

louis says we don't have the money.2003 an accountant warned the town you will run out of money by 2009. the politicians then did nothing as they admit today. >> never nothing changed. never never was accomplish. >> right on schedule in 2009 the town went broke so politicians declared bankruptcy and just stopped sending pension checks to retired city employees. more than 00 of them. >> we want our money. >> they didn't do anything that that they were supposed to do. they didn't pay us like they were supposed to. >> alfred arnold retired after working 35 years for the city. he hoped to relax and travel. when the pension checks stopped coming he had to get another job. now, at age 66 he is a security guard at the local mall. and alfred arnold joins us along with steve malenga who studies governments and their budgets. had to get a job as a security guard. >> oh, yes. >> thought you were going to get your pension and it wasn't there. >> not there. have to go to work 40 hours a week. just starting all over again, you know.