lynn? >> all right. tracie potts, thank you so much. >>> elsewhere in the gulf of mexico, officials say the weather has improved enough that more containment equipment can be brought in to try to contain the massive oil spill in the gulf coast. krit endahlgren is live with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, lynn. you can see the shrimp boats behind me. the fishermen say that's all they can do is try to help with the containment efforts. some of the oily sheen has started to make it to shore here in louisiana and it's suggested that over the next 24 hours or so the thicker oil may begin to make it here. that said noaa also reports a product has been made. one was able to capture one of three leaks, but certainly not the biggest one and they say some 200,000 gallons of oil poured into the gulf. we talked about the effort to build the boxes and try to cap the well and the leaks. the first of the boxes has now been deployed, making its way out to the rig, but they say it could be at least a week before t

deputy secretary lynn, thank you for that introduction.say -- and at roland, a have to say, we have gotten to know each other and this is -- admiral mullen, i have to say, we have gotten to know each other and this is the greatest opportunity of my life to address all of you on this hallowed ground. and superintendent metzler, thank you for your intention -- attention and care of these hallowed grounds. and thanks to the old guard who stand watch over the souls who gave their lives to standing watch over us. and thanks to all of the service members responsible and representing every branch of the military all across america to ensure that on this day that those who served under our flag have a flag standing proudly before their headstones, and decoration worthy of their dignity. collectively, the generation of soldiers herrmann and marines who have sacrificed -- airmen and marines who have sacrificed for as are the heart and soul, and i would say, the spine of this nation. and as a nation, we pause to remember them. they gave their lives f

. >>> lynne grey had most recently appeared on tv on desperate housewives and ugly betty. >>> a 17-year-old ran into the field during last night's phillies game. they chased him for 30 second before using a stun gun. his parents don't condone the action but feel excessive action was used. >> fine him, but the tasering was uncalled for. >> i am not liking the actions. >> reporter: less than 24 hours before this incident, a fan ran on the field during tonight's phillies game, but he gave up. >>> the crowd went hog wild for cecil and cogwel. you can check out these youngsters and their mother in the african zoo section. ward hogs are very beautiful to other ward hogs. >> faces only a mother can love. >> it is a rather unusual animal. but they are so much fun. let's take a look at temps around the region. 70 northwest winds seven. humidity still low, the barometer way back up. 70 here. 54 in oakland, that's headed our way tonight. it will get much cooler, 63 in ocean city. it's going to be a beautiful day tomorrow. any rain we saw today to our south, to our north, not much going on in maryland

we are live in townsend, lynn is -- linda so. >>> back in 2008, george huguely was shocked with a stunled guilty and got a 60-day sentence that was suspended. the arresting officer said he was yelling obscenities and making threats. >>> 5:46 this morning, new this morning a car hit and killed a pedestrian happening around 9:45 last night at eastern and taylor avenues. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. the driver did stay at the scene. >>> a deadly car accident in western maryland. a woman crawling from the wreckage and flagged down a highway worker. the crash in allegheny county killed three people. all three were inside the mustang when it ran off the road. this is interstate 68 and ended up 100 yards from the hill, down the hill from the highway. the sole survivor was flown to the hospital. >>> 5:46. it's may 5th. you know what that means? it's cinco de mayo. there will be a lot of partying going on tonight, and people will go out and celebrate. the police department will have extra patrols for those of you not obeying the law. don't drink and drive. >>> ladies and gentlemen,

that's what lynn lewis did. she says she removes carp et cetera, replaced old furniture and bought the covers for her bed. >> incremental chambers are phenomenal. very impactful on your life. on your health. >> the thing with dust mites is that even when you do these things in your home to get rid of the mites they come back. and usually in about 30 days. so you do have to start all over again. in other words, you need to vacuum and do the hot water and you need to make sure you are keeping those covers tight on your pillows and mattresses. >> you can't see them so how do you know if they are back? you have to assume. >> assume. the doctor says within 30 days, the stations are completely back where they were if you don't keep it up. they just -- they live on your dead skin cells. >> they are very happy. >> good to know the pill and so mattress covers work. >> they do work. you don't have to spend a ton of money. just stay up with it. >> thanks, liz. good information there. >>> changes coming. high on the pollen

lynn a de -- linda so with more on her murder. >> reporter: yesterday the lacrosse testimony dedicated- team dedicated their final game to yeardley, and they won. surveys show one in five college students reported violence in their relationship. police say love was found dead lying in a pool of her blood with bruises on her face and her right eye was swollen shut. her exboyfriend is charged charged with her murder. domestic violence experts say abuse in many relationships goes unreported. >> it's just an issue of people feeling entitled, people feeling like they have more power and control over another person. >> reporter: at the university of maryland college park, they started an antidoe mississippiic campaign called red flag. there's information with signs of potential abuse and what to do about it. you find a link for that website on our website. abc2news.com. linda so, abc2 news. >>> now the latest on the suspect arrested in the times square attempted bombing. faisal shahzad confessed to buying an suv, rigging it with explosives, and trying to blow it up on friday night. he was ar

i went to bunker, and lynn and dick cheney were there and condi rice. lynn came over to me and said the plane that had flown in the pentagon had circled the white house. and then george got there and came in. and we hugged. i don't really remember what we said to each other. i think we just hugged each other, and we knew we were safe and our girls were safe, but, you know, all we could think about were the hundreds and thousands of people who couldn't say the same about their loved one. >> larry: the secret service want you'd to sleep underground at the white house. george wanted to sleep in his own bed, though. >> that's right. >> larry: because? >> because he knew he had to get some sleep. and that he just needed to sleep that night. because we both knew what lay before us. everything had changed. it changed for his presidency and for our country. >> larry: read from this, a selection here about that night. >> so he had said, you know, we're going to sleep upstairs in the bedroom, but if you need to, come get us. so that night, i could hear somebody a

actress lynn redgrave died today after fighting breast cancer for years. she joined her family's acting dynasty and burst into public view as the title character in "georgy girl" in 1966. she earned one of her two oscar nominations for the film. in 2002, redgrave performed in the musical "company," part of a salute to stephen sondheim at the kennedy center in washington. ♪ a toast to that invincible bunch ♪ ♪ the dinosaur surviving the kruferng ♪ let's hear it for the ladies who lunch ♪ ♪ everybody , rise ♪ >> sreenivasan: redgrave also earned three tony nominations for broadway roles over the years. and more recently, she appeared in a number of television shows. lynn redgrave was 67 years old. those are some of the day's main stories. i'll be back at the end of the program with a preview of what you'll find tonight on the newshour's web site. but for now, back to jeff. >> brown: law enforcement officials combed through hundreds of hours of surveillance footage today, searching for leads into saturday's attempted times square bomb plot. police said they h

and the women of maryland behind five goals from baltimore county's only indicate lynn mcfadden, they beat penn 15-10. so they're headed to more ncaa play. >>> now that track and field from murrayville high school. northeast baltimore down the stretch she comes. amber baker of forestville high. the opponent is not so much a competitor, but she's her own competitor. amber does it at the class 1a south regional meet. we'll have more tonight at 11:00. >>> those hurdles don't look as high unless you're actually rung toward them. >> hang in there, jump high. cross the finish line. >> tonight at 11:00 on wjz, outrage in detroit over a little girl killed in a police raid. more on that emotional service tonight. also, healthwatch, childhood diabetes, no fun, but coming up tonight, how a video game is helping kids manage that disease. be sure to watch cbs's hit drama 48 hours mystery at 10, immediately followed by wjz's news at 11:00. >>> finally tonight, a four- year-old boy in china is quickly becoming the new prince of pop. take a look here. [ music ] >> that kid is pretty good. i think his

. >> yeah, that's -- >> reporter: what's the lynn tlk? >> uncle warren, i call him. we've been knowing each other three years now. >> reporter: the or can of omaha. >> we've walked the streets of omaha together, like -- it's like, hong, hong, it's, it's warren -- what? what about me -- >> reporter: and a big dude. of course, nike has made sure everyone knows who lebron is. we caught up with him at a photo shoot for his newest shoe, which is so secret we can't even show it to you. superstitions. do you have any where basketball is involved? >> absolutely. >> reporter: socks, shoes? every single game since i was a rookie i've had a brand new pair of shuchs. >> every game? >> reporter: every game. i don't know the calculation. >> reporter: that's a lot of shoes. >> 82 regular season games and i play about 100 games a year. it's like 800 -- >> reporter: every pair has a fair shot. >> yeah, got a fair shot of making history. >> reporter: the question now is, where will those shoes make history. after this season, lebron becomes a free agent, which means he could leave cle

drilling continues for a little while and i want to buy natural gas to come back on drill on shore and lynny, up. 9.9% dividend. i love it so much actually i own some myself. >> brenda: pat, bull or bear. >> not a big fair. the debt structure is not to me. >> brenda: tobin. >> playboy says they're coming out with 3-d and matt and i worked carefully on that. i think you look at lexotica not only up in value, but 3-d filled in. >> brenda: matt, you like that. >> i don't like that. i like the playboy part of it, but who is going to pay $200 for abouted. >> brenda: pat. >> or shore oil rigs, i suspect a little more going on. seven times earnings a bet i want to make. >> brenda: bull or bear. >> hard to argue, i'm a bull on this one. >> brenda: eric. >> eric holder couldn't read the document, the arizona bill so maybe this book, immigration reform for dummies would help or hewlett packard up 30% for the fake i.d.'s the illegal immigrants are going to be using-- >> now, that's a story. >> brenda: toby do you-- >> look it, i'm an apple guy all the way. hewlett packard, i don't know how many fake i

reporting that lynn redgrave has died. we'll get you more information. >>> in the meantime, we're following what's happening as cleanup efforts are underway in the gulf. there is growing concern for the wildlife there, of course, and the fragile wetlands area along the coast. rescue efforts underway to find birds coat oil, get them cleaned up. these are pictures from friday of a bird that was found that crews had been working on. this region lies along a major flight path for really nearly all migratory birds in the western hemisphere. also some pictures of about 20 sea turtles, they were found washed ashore on mississippi beaches over the weekend. marine biologists are working now to find out if they were killed by any oil con namtation -- contamination, they've finished their investigation of five so far, they've not seen the oil. let's get to the coordinator of the mammals for the group noaa, national oceanic and atmospheric administration. it's a watching and waiting game for all of you in this business. what's the sta

barry lynn is the director and senior fellow at the new america foundation.for more information visit and nablus book festival.com. >> new yorker magazine editor david remnick talks about the life and political career of president obama with npr's michele knows that politics and prose bookstore hosted the hour-long event at the avalon theatre in washington, d.c.. >> host: this is such a treat for me because david and i are old friends. when we worked at the "washington post" you always knew when you wrote a particularly delicious piece of copy because david would send love notes. and i still remember that. this book was so wonderful to dive into. most people in this room have read much about barack obama. and in every chapter you learn new things about him, but you also learn much about this country. when i first talked to you about this, it wasn't clear that you were writing a biography. i want you to tell me a little bit about the process. how you came to write this particular. was at the book you plan to write? >> guest: i think probably

anyway, thanks for that, lynne. bill ckarins s here. >> let's talk a little bit about what's going on out there, hopefully your weather is going to be very enjoyable as we go through the next 24 hours, we are going to see beautiful conditions in the middle of the country, if you live anywhere in the plains you're going to see a huge warmup, especially iowa, illinois and missouri. we are watching rains moving out of ohio into areas of pittsburgh this morning, also through the mid-atlantic also through the >> good morning. we have clouds this morning. a weather system approaching. rain chances will be increasing through the day. we'll only be in the 70's for a thanchts's your weekend forecast, amy? >>> bill, thanks so much, this morning on "today hits the road," route 66, starting in the 1920s as a gateway to the west. as i drove along theis storied highway in new mexico, i had some surprises along the way. they call it the mother road, spanning 2,400 miles from chicago to california's pacific coast. here in santa fe

dick lynn's son was in iraq -- killed in iraq. he told the story of his father a world war ii navy veteran and the fact that in culpeper, virginia, his son, a mayne rein, is buried next to his grandfather and -- a marine, is buried next to his grandfather and dick lynn told of having he headstone that says united states navy on his grandfather's headstone who is deceased. his grandson's headstone says, united states marine corps. we can see, beside me is a post over an actual condolence letter from the united states navy to the family of a marine captain who was killed in iraq. it says the secretary of navy, washington, d.c., with the navy flag. i took the names out of the condolence letter for this poster. on behalf of the department of the navy, please accept my very sincere condolences. mr. speaker, the navy and marine corps are one fighting team and deserve to be respected as one fighting team by carrying the name navy and marine corps. mr. speaker, if this bill is accepted by the senate what we would see in a condolence lette

franklin -- whitefield started speaking and frank lynn said i guess i'll give the coppers in my pocketxt thing you know he had given the silver. by the time the sermon was over he emptied the whole thing out, including the gold. >> glenn: now this guy is the reason, this is the guy that really, the black robe brigade started, the preachers started talking about individual freedoms and there probably wouldn't have been a revolution if it wasn't for this guy. there also wouldn't have been necessarily a deep personal relationship with god. not only just this country, but also in england as well. you need to meet this guy. next. >> glenn: tonight we're talking about "founders' fridays" about george whitefield. there are plenty of stories you can find i promise you, you never learned in school. more stories on the insider extreme at glennbeck.com/extreme. you will find more stories tonight on george whitefield. also, this weekend, insider extreme will stream the speech at the nra an conference, i'm giving it on saturday. details on glennbeck.com. i'm also giving the commencement address at

actress lynn redgrave has died known for her film, stage and television roles.he died louisiana night after a -- last night after a seven-year battle with breast cancer, she was just 67 years old. >> the federal government has launched and coordinated an all hands on deck relentless response to this crisis from day one. megyn: president obama on the gulf oil catastrophe saying the administration has been on point since this accident happened. mentioning that phrase from day one, and he's not the only one. >> secretary napolitano, should the administration have responded faster? >> oh, the administration responded all hands on deck from day one. megyn: that was janet napolitano on fox news sunday, and that was not the only time we heard the phrase day one over this past weekend. take a listen here. >> if i may, just on that point, from day one the president has been involved and informed and been directing us to do everything we can and not to spare any effort. megyn: cabinet members used that phrase, day one, 16 times on the talk shows. despite that fact, the ri

so lynn, tell me what you were thinking in terms of making this inviting?ive feeling of a retreat. the master bedroom is a decision maker on the house. we wanted it to be calm and inviting and welcoming. there is not clutter or distractions, it's just a nice place to get some rest. >> reporter: and if you live in your house and trying to sell it, never underestimate the power of just getting the wrinkles out of the comforter. so quickly, the green features in here. >> first of all, this was painted a week ago and you can't spell paint. we used low volatile organic compound paint and there is zero v.o.t. in this and it stays month or years after you paint your house. this is a healthy way to paint so you don't have the toxins. if we could run in the closet real quick over here. >> reporter: real quickly. we're almost out of time. >> this is a carpet made out of corn. >> reporter: really? >> yeah. really. and it's much healthier than traditional carpet which is made out of polyester. >> reporter: let me look in here, because closet space is a decider for me.

the teacher sherri lynn davis began beating the student after he allegedly teased one of the classmatesearlier today davis came forward to face the press. >> apologize for the pain that the result of this situation has brought us to. i apologize for this particular incident. and i am very regretful and sorry that this incident has ever occurred. >> sean: davis' lawyer insists the school may be at fault for this horrific event. >> there is a lot more to the story. there's a lot more to what was going on at that school that is gonna come out. many of y'all been reporting about the problems of this particular charter school. there's a fundamental lack of security, of support and staffing for the teachers to provide a safe environment for these kids to learn in. >> sean: joining me with analysis of the situation are defense attorney jill davis and former prosecutor she is running for ag in florida pam bondy is with us. fundamental lack of security and you support for staffing of teachers to provide a safe environment. that is not an excuse in this case. there is no excuse, agree? >> well, i

. >> and the winners tim lynn and al, they lost 19% of their weight in just six weeks time. >> so they join us this morning with their trainer tim. you said there is no way you could have lost that much weight without his help? >> absolutely. it changed my philosophy about having a trainer. tim pushed us and made us go to levels we couldn't go and watched after our injuries with 50-year-old guys getting hurt and they couldn't have picked a better guy for us. >> and he knew the excuses in advance. >> have you taken a look in a mirror lately? >> i've had a chance to do it. it's a big difference and it feels great. can't tell you. >> was there ever a point where you felt like, i just want a pizza, i don't want to go to the gym? because that's somebody people struggle with. >> many times. there is a favorite of mine and i've had dreams about them. i've held off even having a beer for eight weeks and look at the results and we have some money in the bank and we have to keep it there. and that's the way we feel. >> how proud are you? >> just a great experience. especially working out with fe

the teacher sherri lynn davis began beating the student after he allegedly teased one of the classmatesier today davis came forward to face the press. >> apologize for the pain that the result of this situation has brought us to. i apologize for this particular incident. and i am very regretful and sorry that this incident has ever occurred. >> sean: davis' lawyer insists the school may be at fault for this horrific event. >> there is a lot more to the story. there's a lot more to what was going on at that school that is gonna come out. many of y'all been reporting about the problems of this particular charter school. there's a fundamental lack of security, of support and staffing for the teachers to provide a safe environment for these kids to learn in. >> sean: joining me with analysis of the situation are defense attorney jill davis and former prosecutor she is running for ag in florida pam bondy is with us. fundamental lack of security and you support for staffing of teachers to provide a safe environment. that is not an excuse in this case. there is no excuse, agree? >> well, i was

i cited the example of lynn cheney having launched a campaign to demonize attorneys in the department of justice, and it was because of those on both the right and the left that campaign gained no traction. i've seen real examples of good speech negates bad speech, that is the preferred approach, rather than government intervention from my perspective. >> what is the difference between what lynn cheney did that you disapprove and what la raza did that you approve of? both cases people were trying to mobilize. i think what you'll discover is the neutral principal that you think you are relying on is snapping in your own hand and that there is no way to get beyond in that realm of boycotts beyond one person has one view, another has a different view, and they will deploy and develop what political muscle they can. >> no, i think there's a neutral principal, david, i think there's a very neutral principal. i think with regard to the issue of lynn cheney, i think -- >> you do mean liz cheney. >> liz cheney. i'm sorry. i think liz cheneyaiicis that gy heart of the american judicial system,

lynne received.but it's just so ironic that the marine family, whose son died for this country, that they receive a letter that says, the secretary of the navy , washington, d.c., with the navy flag. it says, on behalf of the department of the navy, please accept our very sincere condolences. you know, a condolence letter certainly is important but if this should become the law, mr. speaker, mr. lynn and every other family would receive a condolence letter that would say, the secretary of the navy and marine corps. with the navy flag and the marine flag. the department of the navy and marine corps, please accept my sincere condolence on the loss of your loved one. mr. lynn gave one example about the importance of team he said my father was a world war ii navy veteran. he is buried in virginia. next to my father is buried my son. he's united states marine corps. on both headstones, the father, united states navy, the son, united states marine corps, that's why i want to thank again, as i begin to clos

to introduce this bipartisan legislation last year with my colleagues from kansas, representatives lynn jenkins, todd tiahrt, and jerry moran. i appreciate their work in helping to find co-sponsors. the legislation now has 300 republican and democratic co-sponsors, including a very special one of our colleagues we learned had a very strong connection to this bill after we filed it. i'll discuss his connection in a moment. h.r. 1177 will authorize the u.s. treasury to mint a series of commemorative $5 and $1 and half dollar coins bearing the likeness of five u.s. generals who served during world war ii. the coins would honor these five-star generals, general dwight d. eisenhower who was the supreme allied commander in europe during world war ii and later president of the united states. general george marshall who was the army chief of staff during world war ii and later secretary of state. and defense secretary. general douglas macarthur who led allied forces to victory in the pacific theater during world war ii and later led allied forces in the korean war. general henry arnold, who com

lynn barry is at the news desk with that. good morning. >> lester and jenna, good morning and good morning to all of you. we begin in afghanistan where a nighttime assault on the nato's biggest base wounded coalition troops and civilian employees. it was the second attack on a major military institution in this week and the taliban is claiming responsibility. >>> back here at home, major tornadoes touched down in rural parts of south dakota saturday. this huge tornado tore down power lines and ripped across land. officials say a super cell thunderstorm dropped golf ball-size hail in some area, dumping enough rain to create a flash flood warning. so far, there are no reports of injuries. >>> mexican police have admitted they cannot find bruce beresford-redman. the producer who is a suspect in his wife's death. redman was ordered not to leave mexico after his wife's body was found in a cancun sewer last month. his passport was taken away, but he was allowed to travel freely across the count. >>> lindsay lohan is back in the u.s

christ shed his blood on the cross and was buried for our sins and god raised him to life, and frank r lynnraham, he gave his life for every person in the country and around the world and if we believe on the name of the lord jesus christ, he'd forgive our sins and heal our hearts and our nation today is in trouble. we're far from what our founding fathers gave us, and, it is kind of sad, to see you it. but, yet, god told us in his scrip tours what would happen, my father, i was with him last week and he wanted me to tell you hello, he watches you every day and wanted me to give you his latest book and i'll do a plug for it. billy graham, storm warnings and this is the warnings, god is giving us right now, from heaven, he's taking revelations, and dissected the four horsemen of the apocalypse and i want you to have it. we are getting close to this time. >> i think we may be here. thank you very much. i'm delighted to have anything that your dad's name is on. i think he's one of the truly great representatives of faith for a long time. were you personally shocked when you got disinvited to b

i was a fan of loretta lynn and buck owens and those traditional country music artists.ide this to achieve my goals. >> why though? what were you so afraid of? were you afraid of fans and the reaction or is it just -- >> there had never been an openly gay country music artist and country music is typically nobo known to be conservative. our fan base is conservative. pretty much our industry, the people who run it have conservative beliefs. and it's widely known to be about god and country and family and for some reason, people don't think that that can co-exist with being a homosexual. >> yeah, i don't know why that is. >> i don't either. >> you say it is a lot like the military, don't ask, don't tell. >> yeah. yeah. >> and when you heard rumors -- because there had been rumors out there. in fact, john rich from big and rich, the group, warned you about the rumors, pulled you aside. when you heard that this was out there, did you not think then, well maybe it's time, time to let go of this and just be who i am? >> well, john rich's declaration to me that there was a rumo

and he's in the news dating jamie lynn ziegler. >> juliet: covering everything. >> could only be so luckyxt week. >> appreciate it. >> juliet: here is a look at top stories today. police have video of a possible photo of a suspect. a group in pakistani taliban is claimi claiming responsibility for that. but no evidence for the claim. luckily no one was hurt and meanwhile, president obama calling the growing oil spill in the gulf of mexico, an unprecedented environmental disaster. and president obama spent the day surveying the damage in the region. he vowed to do whatever it takes, as long as it takes to stop the crisis. and on this day in 1933, the modern legend of the loch ness beast makes headlines in a scottish newspaper while accounts date back 1600 years, a couple in scotland claims to have seen an enormous animal on the surface and the story becomes a media phenomenon. the modern loch ness legend began 77 years ago today. now you know the news as fox reports this sunday, may 2nd, 2010, 2010 some people say, i'm

that's the teacher sherri lynn davis in the blue shirt there.ou can see her cornering that 13-year-old student, then dragging him to the floor. see there? then the student -- then she starts kicking and punching that student. the student's mother says he came home with a black eye and bruises on his face. the school fired the teacher on monday. today, she talked about the incident. listen. >> i apologize for this particular incident. and i am very regretful and sorry that this incident has ever occurred. >> shepard: and sorrow come on the heels of the student's family suing both the teacher and the houston charter school where this happened. police are also investigating. terrorists and extremist groups consider it home. a lawless tribal region inside pakistan. and tonight, fox news takes a closer look at the area where we are told the times square bomber got his training. and where other taliban and al qaeda militants may be planning attacks against the united states. that's just ahead. maybe it's time you went out for a night off the town. che

. >>> i'm lynn berry, and here's what's happens.as able to board a plane for dubai despite being placed on a no-fly list. faisal shahzad was charged with terror-related offenses today in new york. >>> repair crews are preparing to lower a containment structure over that damaged oil well in the gulf of mexico. and there are unconfirmed reports of oil beginning to come ashore along the louisiana coast. >>> thousands of nashville residents are without power and fresh water after weekend storms flooded underground electrical relays. >>> a defiant iranian president blasted the u.s. at the united nations tuesday, saying new sanctions would doom u.s./iranian relations. >>> the detroit tigers announcer ernie harwell died at the age of 92 after a long battle with cancer. now back to "hardball."Ñi >>> it will be interesting to me, and i'm not trying to introduce a conspiracy theory. but was this deliberate? you know, you have to wonder -- >> sabotage? >> if there was sabotage involved. >> what better way to head off more oil drilling, nuclear

[applause] >> lynne olson is the author of numerous books including troublesome young men and freedoms daughters. she's a former white house correspondent for the "baltimore sun" and moscow correspondent for the associated press. the virginia festival of the book is the host of this program and to find out more, visit tucsonfestivalofbooks.org. .. i read every single book literally with the words either panic or meltdown, and i do most of my reading at night. i had to stop. it is like watching the abscesses before you go to bed except the exercise has a happier ending. it is a more cheerful ending than reading this book. i kept on asking myself, i wanted to really find out the answer because the answers i were getting were so superficial. then i bought hank paulson's book on the brink and paulson was the secretary of treasury the last few years of the bush administration and his daily routine had to be much like the one dorothy parker describes when she says opening up a newspaper each morning, what is this? i don't agree with everything paulson says. but i think history will judge him

lynn dias died of a cocaine overdoze.mpromised will be by weight 18 times more severely, instead of 100 times more severely. there is no justty -- justification and rationalization and a desire to cultivate white votes by locking away black criminals. i can't remember the question. [laughter] >> i got myself so worked up. oh, about obama. so anyway, it remains to be seen whether, you know, what will happen with jim webb's bill, it's being amended, and it was amended really horribly for a little while. now it's a little bit better. you never know, of course, what monster is going to come out of the legislative process. ive some hopes for it. some other people in the criminal justice community don't have much. so we'll see what happens. i think there in the back. >> first of all, thank you. and i appreciated the talk for a lot of different reasons. i want to go back to the point you make about the distinction by conviction and by misfortune and the transition from slavery to state power in prisons. i am aware, certainly, th

. >>> now lynne berry is standing by with this morning's other headlines. >> good morning to all of youith secretary of state hillary clinton in china trying to win support for an international response to north korea. clinton is in shanghai pushing for china to support international action against their ally, north korea for the sinking of a south korean warship. secretary clinton says the north koreans cannot be allowed to get away with this active aggression. >>> the mothers of those three american hikers jailed in iran are on their way home to the u.s. after visiting them for the first time since their capture. good morning, ali. >> reporter: good morning, that's right the mothers of the three hikers left late last night back to the united states. unfortunately, not securing the release of their children. but there was a positive sign. today two iranians who were held in iraq by u.s. troops were freed. i asked the lawyers of the three hikers if this would affect their case, he said this could only help. but on the negative side, the lawyer told me that the investigation into their c

president, the next one that's being held of these 107ominations that are being held, benning lynn tuckerto be deputy director for state, local, and tribal affairs in the office of national drug control policy. as a former prosecutor and i know you as former attorney general, understand the importance of having people in place to work on our national drug policy and to reduce the illegal drugs in this country. mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to executive session for the purpose of consideration of calendar number 556, benning lynn tucker, that the nomination be confirmed, the nominations be considered and laid upon the table, no further motions be in order, the president be notified of the senate's action, any statements appear at the appropriate place in the record as if read. the presiding officer: is there objection? burn byrne object. the presiding officer: outercontinenta--mr. coburn: i . the presiding officer: objection is heard. ms. klobuchar: mr. president, next john law to be director of the national institute of justice. i ask unanimous consent tha

deputy secretary lynn, thank you for that introduction.len, i havto say -- and at roland, a have to say, we have gotten to know each other and this is -- admiral mullen, i have to say, we have gotten to know each other and this is the greatest opportunity of my life to address all of you on this hallowed ground. and superintendent metzler, thank you for your intention -- attention and care of these hallowed grounds. and thanks to the old guard who stand watch over the souls who gave their lives to standing watch over us. and thanks to all of the service members responsible and representing every branch of the litary all across america to ensure that on this day that those who served under our flag have a flag standing proudly before their headstones, and decoration worthy of their dignity. collectively, the generation of soldiers herrmann and marines who have sacrificed -- airmen and marines who haveacrificed for as are the heart and soul, and i would say, the spine of this nation. and as a nation, we pause to remember them. they gave thei

brad lynn came in to finish off the in-- brad lidge came in to finish off the inning. st. out, didn't score, and the phillies are batting now, bottom 9, tied at 1. 1. >> bob: you talked about all the local atlanta kids on their team, justin maxwell from bethesda maryland. >> rob: yes, sir. ryan zimmerman. i think tidewater area is local enough, don't you? >> rob: uh-huh. outside. justin maxwell has been more selective this year. that is his 11th walk. so he's aboard with one out, and nyjer morgan coming up. so bobby cox really playing left-handed baseball with hits bullpen tonight. of course his other left-hander is billy wagner, who is going to hang it up when this year is over, huh? >> bob: that's what he said, but he didn't know at the end of last season when he finished up with the red sox what he was gob in a too, and convictedly signed with the braves. >> rob: he's 13 saves away from 400. >> bob: he's gone through a lot in the last few years, and, you know, the whole tommy john and coming back, they took it out of his hamstring, and bothered his leg for a long time.

crews lynn ject fluid and cement into the well hoping to clog it.y tuesday. in venice louisiana, joel brown, wjz "eyewitness news." >> and president obama has just named the men who will be in charge of a presidential oil spill investigation. the president appointed florida senator bob graham and former apa administrator william riley as chairman of the special commission. >>> new this morning, baltimore city detectives are look into a police involved shooting. police say it happened around midnight in the unit block of east chase street where an off-duty police officer confronted a suspect trying to break into a vehicle. police say the suspect approached the office wear knife and the officer shot the suspect in the knee. medics rushed the suspect to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. officer however was not hurt. >>> also new this morning, police are investigating two deadly shootings in baltimore county. the first happened before midnight near harold thorp and mcdowell lane. one person died and there's no word on a suspect or a motive

we do things a little slower, lynn.she interrupted -- just let the record reflect that it is proper that -- it is her that -- [unintelligible] >> i have been dealing with the same frustration for it seven years. [laughter] no, but we provided information. i am happy to get a job and others to talk to you about the process by which they -- get josh and others to talk to you about the process by which they contacted board members and weighed in on our solicitor general to be the next justice. we shared information via the blog and other places on record on a whole host of issues. many comments you heard over the weekend were inaccurate about her involvement with the military. >> many civil rights organizations came to this white house, and they fell that -- felt that that was the time to have letters on affirmative action and others laid out. they laid the blame on the white house for the delay in the endorsement. >> the white house asked over the weekend that the clinton library speed up production and release of 160,000

this isn't lynn woolsey or the congressional progressive caucus talking at this moment. this is a report from the very people responsible for the strategy. and yet at the same time contrary to all apparent evidence we continue to get the same spin and happy talk from the pentagon. after the report was delivered to congress last week, one senior defense official said, we have the beginning of the potential for real change. madam speaker, it's long past the moment that we should be talking about, the beginning of the potential for real change. i think 8 1/2 years is plenty of time for real change. and not just the beginning of its potential. we have been patient, we have seen more than 1,000 of our fellow americans killed. we have seen about $270 billion in taxpayer money fly out of the treasury. and after all that, afghanistan is still a terrifying, dangerous place that can't stand on its own two feet, unable to handle its own security, with an incompetent government that enjoys little confidence or credibility. the whole point of our counteru.s. is strategy was to get th

culberson is lynn on the independent line.ler: i am wondering why the senator no longer has faith in the supreme court to bring in congress, especially since we have the most conservative supreme court we have in decades. i also take issue with his statement that the constitution was created to limit federal government. the articles of confederation already did that. the convention was put together because those articles did not take power into such a limited area to allow us to regulate the states. the states could not even trade between themselves. therefore, they're more concerned with making sure the executive power was reined in. they were scared it would get a monarch. under the bush administration, dick cheney expanded executive powers more than any other time we have seen. nobody stood up to keep that from happening. guest: the supreme court -- i have faith in it. that is one of the great bulwarks of our system. you had jim cliburn yesterday say on "meet the press" most of the laws they pass on not authorized by the co

. >> lynn says the girls are very good and child predators can be parent, too.ne-year-old daughter, it's not your daughter, don't worry about it, the kids are having fun. wanda, a good point, what is appropriate should be determined by each and every parent. >> do the kids think they're sexualized. >> they're not aware they're doing the moves. moves like beyonce. they're taying moves like say say are pre vovocative. >> and look at what beyonce's wearing in the actual video, she's wearing something far more conservative. >>, but she's only 27? >> and somebody call beyonce's mother receipt now. another e-mail from a viewer, this is ridiculous as a parent i would not have allowed my child to be a part of that. we've heard that from a lot-- >> let's confirm that with the producer, beyonce is 27. >> yes, she did. >> wow. why did i think she's much older than that. >> she's been around for decades. >> one of the most successful artists in history at 27. keep your e-mails coming. >> a closely contested primary a race for the u.s. senate seat in pennsylvania. >> ahead o

host: all right rose lynn on the democratic line, should all democrats to you the party line in your opinion? caller: no. nor do i think republicans should. i think we have seen the result of that. this past year, in trying to get health reform passed. we should do what is best for the american people. we should put aside our personal beliefs and go with the american people, because they were the ones who put us where we are. so i think in some instances, we have to go against party lines. i think some of the republicans who wanted to go for health reform were pressured not to do it. and just to be contrary to the president. and that is polarization, where you have two parties who are going against each other strictly on ideology and not on principal. host: "the washington post" points to two senators, robert benett who most of you know lost his bid for re-election in a primary in utah last saturday, as well as lincoln a democrat from arkansas who is facing a primary on tuesday. and "the washington post" says both of them have come under attack for their vote to rescue the nation's e