you shot a video. >> yeah, we remixed it for you, man. my man david cox remixed it, man. >> david oswald cox. >> jimmy: oh yeah, good. david oswald. don't confuse him with the other david cox. >> we don't want to do that. >> jimmy: out of where? nashville? >> yeah, he's out of atlanta. you know what i'm saying, but the crew here rep from tennessee. you know, from down that way. represent. >> jimmy: from tennessee, okay. >> yep. >> jimmy: well, i loved it so much. we were playing in the office. we just got the biggest kick out of it. it was so awesome. you've got a crowd of people doing this thing. where did everyone come from? >> you know, we create different dances. we've got dances like snap, crackle, pop. we got dominos, all kind of stuff. but, dude, your show, like, inspired us so much. we were like, "man, we got to put jimmy on the map, baby." [ cheers and applause ] so, that's what we did. >> jimmy: love it. that was so great. and you were in there doing it from the start. i mean, that was so great. well, it was a great job. do you think you can teach me a little bi

talk about where the forgotten man comes from essey title. >> guest: forgotten man is what we know from roosevelt. on 1982 at the lucky strike hour he gave a speech written by raybould, his said pfizer and he was the man you'd want your dinner table today to read a wonderful man. in that speech, roosevelt spoke of the forgotten man at the bottom of the economic pyramid. and he wrote to his sister he wasn't sure where he had gotten the phrase but it was in the air because there was a problem it's before when they were children in such men were children and the 18 eighties and nineties there was a famous book collection of essays called the forgotten man, and a famous individual lector called the forgotten man and the author was a professor called william graham sumner and he had a different forgotten man. he put it algebraic way. he said eight wants to help ex, that is of a philanthropic and pulse, help x being the man at the bottom, and be wants to help ex, there's nothing wrong with that. we all have the charity or for lampert becomes a problem when a and b get together and pass a dubi

the man hunt continues for a reality show start. her fingers and teeth were removed when they found her body. her former husband ryan jenkins was charged with murder today. he was only one of her questioning when the body was found on saturday. however, that's when jenkins disappeared. they believe he traveled to canada. >>> is one of the the world's best female runners really a man? the 18-year-old was asked to undergo gender testing. the teen burst on to the scene this summer and just won the finals at the world. championships. when asked, she dismissed the question about her sexuality. >> what do you have to say? >> i have no idea. i don't know who said it. >> gender testing is a complex procedure that will take weeks to complete. she has already started some of the screenings. the gold medal would be stripped if it shows she's not a woman. >>> national recognition for some of the universities and colleges as u.s. news and world report released their annual rankings today. >> reporter: it's time to move in. getting dorm rooms rea

one man convicted for all of those deaths. people are questioning whether more senior people from libya should have stood trial. some might have taken the fall for an atrocity done by others. was justice done in the trial of the bombings? the trial looked at a vast amount of evidence. pan am flight 103 was painstakingly rebuilt from the wreckage. this is a forensic investigation conducted to high standards. back in 1988, libya was not the only country with a grudge against america. five months before lockerbie, this warship shot down an iran air airbus over the gulf killing all of the passengers. the u.s. navy said that its radar mistook it for a warplane. blowing up a u.s. airliner in revenge would have had a symmetry. >> he is a victim of a gross miscarriage of justice. i am very glad that they are going to grant him a release on compassionate grounds. >> one result of the trial, libya has been largely rehabilitated. after the bombing, the leader of libya was an international pariah. he offered up the two suspects for trial

, florida, accused of hiring a hit man to kill her husband. they'd only been married six months. but police say dalia dippolito unknowingly hired an undercover cop to do the job. police then plan this elaborate sting operation. faking her husband's death. calling her to the staged murder scene. they catch her entire tearful reaction on tape. in the end, she's arrested and she comes face to face with not only the hit man but her husband who is alive and well. >> there was a lot of sobbing and her arm wavering and trembling, but there was no wetness in her eyes. >> she was emotional, over the top hysterical, how you would react, right, if you thought someone was dead. stone-cold expressionless as she stood before a judge. she's actually at her mom's house right now. she went straight to her mom's house. that's where she's going to be on house arrest. >> she met this undercover officer, believed he was a hit man, in a car, in a parking lot outside a cvs. it was during that encounter she was asked numerous times by this undercover, are you sure yo

another man was shot on one street. >> and a glen burnie man was struck and killed on the road. he was lying on the road at 9:00 p.m. when he was run over by a band. police do not believe the driver was impaired by drugs or alcohol. the man was killed. >> police have yet to release the identity of the man who drowned on pleasure island. voters were pulling the body of the man out of the water. very few details have been released as to have the man drought. >> a hotel is -- >> there are other identifying objects from victims in other states. >> of victims from virginia, georgia and florida, were recovered. four suspects, two of which have been released and the other two are in jail for identity that. >> mayor sheila dixon attorneys claim any subpoenas issued after her january indictment constitutes an abuse of the grand jury system. and it some more complaints are included in the current indictment against air. >> clinical trials for the swine flu virus continue. trial. all maryland children will be advised to do the same later this fall. up to 1300 children will participate. all

see is the forgotten man and the man who pays, the man who praise and the man who is not thought of.and that's all rang a bell with me because i think it also has to do with a bang when we talk about this when you look at the election and use a great powerhouses the democratic powerhouse during, the republican powerhouse may be mccain are maybe someone else and the individual voter's is where do i fit into this. i feel like a profound man and a something of fun about the selection beginning to unfold and also given on entitlement challenges the forgotten man in the future will be the next generation who will pay for web roosevelt creative in this book. >> host: the third and man i thought of it which obviously was pulling off of roosevelt space there is the 36 powell movie with carole lombard were william howell plays a mama who gets taken in by a socialist in becomes their manservant and then at one point in the very least ranking representation of poverty takes care of lumber into a hooverville or hobos town in new york and there is a lot of discussion of the four -- man in that. >

hey, man, hey. just let him do it. he went in there -- turn the thing on, man!n he put on his headphones, he said uh-huh, uh-huh. ok, i'm ready. and that guy did that song in one take. the tape that you hear is it. took the thing off and walked out. and we said -- if we had any complaints, forget it. he didn't care. he said that's it. and walked out. tavis: it turned out to be sweet, though. pardon the pun. >> sweet. it was in the wrong key. we always put marvin's keys a little bit higher because when he had to reach he got magical, started rolling up into the falsetto and doing things. whoa. the guy was an incredible singer. tavis: i could do this for hours. tell me about the broadway -- >> the "the first wives club" openled up in san diego at the old globe theater in july and then we'll iron it out before we take it into broadway. wonderful stuff. tavis: man. you are gites have done a bunch of wonderful stuff. >> thank you. tavis: they're legends in their own time. so many hits, so little time. lamont, glad to have you here, man. >> thank you, my pleasure. tav

the man in the white warm-up with a nike swoosh on his hat, that man is this man as well.e the shot there, rog. see that? that's abdel basset al megrahi, former libyan intelligence agent, one of the world's most infamous terrorists. he is the one who carried out the 1988 bombing of pan-am flight 103 over lockerbie, scotland. he did this, as i've said over and over again, and it bears repeating over and over again -- 270 people were killed, many of them blown out of the sky, 189 of them americans. it helped launch the age of terror against civilians that gave us the travesty of 9/11. so, why in the world is abdel basset al megrahi receiving mercy today and returning to his homeland? something a lot of people are wondering about. a short time ago, president obama said it is a mistake. >> we're now in contact with the libyan government and want to make sure that if, in fact, this transfer has taken place, that he is not welcomed back in some way, but instead should be under house arrest. we've also, obviously, been in contact with the families of the pan-am victims and indica

a black man.d it hadn't sunk in until i watched him on that screen coming down that red carpet. then he is so competent. so every day in january, he is having press conference is and he was announcing his selectio selections, and since he is been president. he is the man. he did it seamlessly. he just became the president. as you said, they took it blackeye to rehabilitate larry summers. [laughter] [applause] >> to quote don king, only in america. [laughter] >> but i think subliminally this has to have an impact on people who have fundamental doubts about black intelligence for black competence. i remember when colin powell was chief of staff. and i was in a taxi, and the driver was from argentina. so i was thinking about code, and i like in. is a friend of my. he could've been the president of the united states and he would've been great. colin powell make barack obama possible. i have no doubt about the. so i asked his driver, i said look, i'm going to give a tip to be honest with you what you g

she runs like a man, talks like a man, is she a man? >> with that comes rumors that you are born a man. what do you have to say about stuff like that. >> i have no idea. i don't know who said it. and i don't know. i don't care about it. >> reporter: but international sports officials do care. semenya was a virtual unknown in south africa, until her times began to improve dramatically lately. a gender test has been ordered, officials say, not because semenya is suspected of cheating by having a sex operation. but to determine, what is being called a medical condition. >> reporter: a gender test, as it turns out is more complicated than you might think. it involves not just a physical examination, but the use of psychologists and the study of internal gland function. and that can all take weeks. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> and as he mentioned, the gender test could take a number of weeks. >>> a federal judge has set a trial date to a challenge for california's ban on same-sex marriage. the vote overruled a previous court ruling wh

, oh, man.l, i'm so psyched to have you on. bela fleck. bela fleck right there. [ cheers and applause ] playing with the roots. "throw down your heart," awesome. that's fun. we have a great show tonight. from the new film "gi joe," the always entertaining marlon wayans will be out shortly. [ cheers and applause ] action packed, good movie. also, the very funny director of this weekend's box office winner, "funny people." the incredibly funny judd apatow will be here. [ cheers and applause ] love him. and we have a very, very, very special, very special performance from incubus! [ cheers ] it's going to be great. fans up there. they just had a great rehearsal. it's off the charts. but first, everybody, it's monday. which means it's time for another installment of our very own late night reality series "seventh floor west." now, as the season draws to a close, there's been an awful lot of drama up on the seventh floor. and you know what else there's been? a lot of awkward staring. [ laughter ] it'

an elderly man attacked at a park. police are calling it a hate crime. now an organization is speaking out about the incident. we're live at city police objection. we have the latest. jessica. >> that victim is recovering at shock trauma. that is sparking outrage. >> hours before day break police say a 76-year-old man and wife headed out for a fishing trip. this he were leaving their spot in south baltimore three men walked up and started attacking the man. police are calling the attack a hate crime. the 76-year-old victim is black, the suspect is a 27-year- old. >> he admitted he does not like african-americans. we're treating it as a hate crime. >> reporter: now the naacp is speaking out, upiset about the attack but not surprised by the violence. >> a lot of people think we have an african-american as president that things are improving. it is clear that the hate crimes are increasing. >> police say that he has a long violent history. he is on the sex offender registry. they arrested him for rape but the charges were dropped. earlier this year arrested

how is one man's sin acceptable but other man's isn't? >> well, according to the family, it all depends on whether you're chosen. they have a very unusual religious belief. they believe that the politicians they're involved with are in some way sort of selected for their offices by god, not so much elected by the

he's not a well man. he had a medical incident this morning and they read him his records of deportation. he's now undergoing a thorough medical review here in the hospital and soon will be able to return to his family. >> senator webb also met with suu kyi during his visit. he's the first member of congress to visit myanmar in more than a decade. >>> a powerful earthquake and several after shocks have hit indonesia. authorities there say at least seven people were hurt by falling debris and one building did collapse. the u.s. geological survey says the initial quake had a magnitude of 6.7. it was centered about 70 miles off the sumatra island. it was about 200 miles away from the 2004 quake that generated a tsunami that killed more than 200,000 people at that time. today's quake, though, did not touch off a tsunami warning. >>> this weekend, community leaders in chicago are trying to make their neighborhood safer. and people who have suffered unimaginable losses because of gun violence are joining that e

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he is a very ugly man.he makes their hearts black. and i see why men don't want to be like him. so, i'm calling you out, cena. right now! no dq! >> jimmy: "the goods: live hard, sell hard" opens august 14th. ken jeong, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ announcer: what if we could use the sun... - ( ac blowing ) - ...to help keep us cool? ( women vocalizing ) solar-powered ventilation... to help cool you, available on the third-generation prius. it's harmony between man, nature and machine. do you want to go to my apartment? what?! what... need a moment? i thought you were a believer. someone who wanted to blog about their ideals. i love blogging! chew it over with twix are enjoying the new palm pre from sprint. its revolutionary web os allows multle applications to run at the same time. - ( thunder and rain ) - millions are using the simply everything plan. - each is saving $1200 over an at&t iphone plan. - ( cash register dings ) together that's billions of dollars. enough to open a dunkin' donuts in sp

the old man left.emnon killed his son, but this was an example of that ability, the ability that this character represented and that ability of a blameless ethiopians. after this happened memnon killed a bunch of great characters from the greek tradition. and finally achilles came out. achilles came out to be the achilles agamemnon, the two most epic aracters, heroic characters in the trojan tradition came out. this is what drew him out. memnon's army chased the greeks all the way back to their home. gçvt-jgçpÑ from being killed whosale. well, they set out achillies and memnon. neither one could best the other. but if anyone remembers the movie clash ofhe titans, if anyone remembers the show hercules, all of that, their is a tradition among the ancient greek gods. if something is happening they do not like, they will interfere. the greek god zeus interfere in the fight between memnon and achilles, and he cast a spell on memnon. and achilles killed memnon. then right aer that the normal stuff that we al

a florida man was videotaping an incoming storm in st. augustine beach when a bolt of lightning struck right next door. everyone was fine. the guy says it gave him quite a good scare. >>> i'm reynolds wolf for hln. we're following one, two big weather stories today. first is the chance of rough weather across parts of the nation's mid section where kansas city you've already had some storms today but back into st. louis perhaps even memphis even little rock, arkansas and dallas may get in on the mix later on today. the reason why is because we've got this slow moving frontal boundary that's going to be sending across parts of the central and southern plains and moving into the mid mississippi valley so a good chance of severe storms, possibly some flash flooding in the dallas area. for the rest of the nation, though, relatively dry, very warm for the pacific northwest where, again, high temperatures are well above normal today, going to 90 degrees for seattle. 59 degrees in san francisco. 81 in los angeles. about what you expect this time

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but, you know, man, it's -- it's out there.ess that has built up over the years, mr. gordon, that people behave in a certain way, and they actually believe it. those of us who want to make change, we've got to believe that when a person says something strange, they actually believe it. but the point is, if you know something's wrong, who are you looking for? there's a confusion about what you're waiting for, while you watch. and you have to understand the pain that people really don't know. better. you don't have to be a leader, but you can -- not in a cosby way, you can make -- try and make a correction. even if you get cursed out. my brother russell called me. this is a week ago. my brother also graduated from florida a&m. now, obviously, the man who approached my brother didn't know that russell is bill cosby's brother. so, russell said, the guy came up to him, black, and he said to russell, man, what are we going to do about these kids? and russell said, better parenting. and the guy says, oh, you talking about that cosby [

[man] excuse me. and a bottle of dom and a basket of fruit should reset the mood for our two lovebirds. ok. - oh, my god. - [lisa] tell me. security left a message saying the charles keefe party will be arriving at 5:30am instead of pm. that's not that unusual. , it's a security thing. make sure our guys have the entrance set, his security takes it from there. is mr. keefe platinum club or something or...? [lisa] political. homeland security. make sure there's a box of montecristo cubans in the room and a bottle of cristal on ice. it's 3825. - ok. got it covered. safe flight. - thanks. [sighs] [over pa] passengers leaving on flight 1387. - [phone rings] - lisa reisert. i'm still here. dad, i'm so sorry. - it's fine, sweetie. - what's up? gearin' up for another sleepless night with a comedy marathon. mmm. before i forget, that book i gave you, you finish it yet? uh... almost. you know, he's from texas. i didn't think shrinks came from there. yeah, they do. they just move to california and start tv show

called the funniest man in america. the first man to host the academy awards. he has his own brand of cigars named after him. hayward arranged for him to visit, and he wrote a story -- here's the cigars. no one knows where he is. one of the most famous men in 1920 in america. first story for the saturday evening post, national magazine, and the story was cold "young black joe, "o'the first full-length account of what the men from the 369th had been doing. it was published in august 1918. he wrote, at a russell -- as a result of what-under black soldiers are going to do, a word is going to have a new meaning for all of us, north and south, too, and it's -- hear after n-i-g-g-er-r will only be another way of spelling "american." >> the final offensive of the allies came in september. so september 26, 1918. though thought it would last through the next summer. as you can see, this is the forest right here. most of the americans were on the other side. this is a place called bellevue signals, the hill where during the war 200,000 germans and french had been killed.

president obama, oh, man, oh, man, he's going through some stuff here with these town hall meetings and stuff. it's crazy. during his town hall meeting in new hampshire yesterday, president obama tried to make a point about pvate companies and the government providing the same services. he said ups and fed ex are doing just fine, it's the post office that's always having problems. that's probably going to anger some postal workers but what's the worst that could happen? [ light laughter ] but at the same meeting, he said twice that the aarp supports his health care plan, even though the aarp hasn't endorsed it. he's probably thinking of that other senior citizens group, what's the name, oh, yeah, congress. [ laughter ] i couldn't -- hat'what i was thinking of. a new study has found that women are much more choosey about looks during a one night stand than men are. [ light laughter ] i guess there's no such thing as white wine goggles. there's no such thing as that. just heard this. congratulations to clay aiken, he just signed a deal with decca records. the same label that represents st

other people saw the motionless man in the water. police say they smelled alcohol on the boat operator's breath. he was arrested and charged with operating a vessel under the influence of alcohol. >>> 10 people rushed to the hospital after a carbon monoxide leak in whitemarsh. happened at the commons of whitemarsh on ship friend road. this was yesterday. bge says that the leak came from two hot water heaters with clogged filters. six adults and four children were treated at area hospitals. this complex is owned by sawyer realty, the same company that owns the townhouse complex in essex which has had a long history of carbon monoxide leaks. >>> the government told us it was a good deal. we went to car stores and traded. today we don't know if we can keep this up. sherrie johnson tells us if the deal is still alive on this tuesday morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yes, the "cash for clunkers" car rebate program proves so popular it's running out of money one week after it started. "cash for clunkers" was set to end in n

authorities say they freed the man because he's dying of cancer. because this decision raises such profound questions, we made it our lead focus tonight. damon green of itn has our report. >> reporter: this used to be an aircraft, and for those who boarded as passengers, there was no way out. today the man convicted of blowing a passenger jet into fragments and violently ending the lives of all 270 people on board, learned he will be free to live out his remaining days in peace. >> it is my decision that mr. abdel basset al megrahi, convicted in 2001 for the lockerbie bombing, now terminally ill with prostate cancer be released on compassionate grounds and be allowed to return to libya to die. >> reporter: the destruction of pan am flight 103 remains one of the bloodiest terror attacks ever launched at the west and one which was immediately blamed on libya. at the time of the lockerbie bombing, the nation was a pariah state, internationally shunned, accused of sponsoring terrorism. its leader a figure of hate in the west. it was only after 15 years

problem, ruh-ro, the hit man is a cop. okay. let's take another look at what the cops have in their arsenal that we know of. roll it, rosy. >> okay. she's walking up. she's gotten a call at the l.a. fitness center to come home immediately. okay. look at the other cop. this is what i like. they all know. he is not dead. oh, god. no. no. look. they're all looking away and looking at the ground. uh-oh, scratching his head. must be a very painful moment for her. work it. work it. cry. okay. it's about time she should bend over with abdominal pain. she's about to collapse out of grief. look at all the cops just staring at her. somebody please take her. take her so we can book her. >> if you want to help your husband -- >> please. no, please. >> tell us everything you know about who you know, who he's connected to. >> don't worry. we've taken care of -- everything is under control. >> so, chief immler, when did you break it to her that her husband was, in fact, alive in the next room at the police department? >> actually, nancy, about

anthony scotti, you're the man, even though you're not quite a man yet. >> good point.nk you. >>> talking about your finances. with your significant other. that can be a toughy. but hln money expert clark howard says it's a discussion you've got to have. >> okay, if you're married, if you have a partner, how much have you talked as a couple about money? about what your goals are? what your plans are? if you are like most couples, you're not about things. the huge financial house, fidelity investments has done a survey that found, get this, 80 plus% of couples don't have it together about how they're going to plan for retirement. even more, in a couple, there's no trust going on. because only 15% of people asked said they trusted their partner to be able to handle money in the case of their death. now, there is a real lack of communication here. i want you to sit down with your wife, your husband, talk about money. talk about what your goals are, talk about how you're saving to get it done. i'm clark howard. for more things i want you to get done, go to cnn.com/clark how

versus man? >> we are not friends. we are not friends at all, for that one week of competition, we are not friends. >> will it be that serious? >> it's pretty serious, but, you know, i approached it as if i was going back to summer camp . >>> have you ever competitively fished? >> i can't say that i have. >> have you ever been to prison? >> close. >> have you ever seen a grown man naked? >> yes. >> there is a huge amount of stress involved. if you don't lighten it up, you will explode, it's a pressure cooker. overall, we are working with unconventional material that adds to the process of trying to create something beautiful. >> reporter: we have two and a half minutes leftent can i pick your brains real quick? >> sure. >> reporter: we are coming up into a new season. jeffrey, what do you see, if someone was watching, what would be one tip you would give them. >> i'm sorry, one tip? >> reporter: yes. what do you see that would make an outfit look great? >> i have this philosophy, there is no such

one man died from the storm. harkin bill continues to gather strength to the caribbean -- hurricane bill continues to gather strength in the caribbean. a 42 year-old man was stopped by police for allegedly speeding. when he tried to get his license out of his back pocket, officers tackled him. other officers arrived and beganhe was tasered three times. he had bruises, cuts, and suffered permanent damage to his thumb. >> attorneys for the late michael jackson's say she may sue his personal physician. authorities are still looking to see if the doctor illegally provided drugs that caused his death. joe jackson says he plans to bury his son on michael's 51st birthday. >> three men are in custody in possibly the largest identity that scheme ever prosecuted in the u.s. one man allegedly stole more than 130 million credit and debit card numbers. prosecutors say the scheme took place from 8 suspect -- from 2006-2008. the winning bid for this farrago came over $5 million. -- ferrari came over $5 million. thus did the lat

the 48-year-old was arrested after he approached a man. he opposed another vehicle and a parking lot. police say the badge was a security guard badge in north carolina. >> and d.c. mayor adrian fenty was not injured in a car accident that he was involved in this weekend. he was driving his suv in northwest washington last night. police say another vehicle ran a stop sign in front of the mayor. there was minor damage but no one was injured. >> some baltimore county employees are in a dispute because of a county policy. john sherman has an explanation for us. >> baltimore county remains in good financial shape compared to the city and surrounding counties, but a major union is arguing the county is withholding promised pay raises. >> i want to thank everyone for coming out. >> the protesters come from the most critical public service sectors, the baltimore county federation of government employees. >> the county is trying to take away a provision in our contract that has been there for 20 years and essentially. what we are seeing is a slow e

we interviewed one man in a northeast province of afghanistan. he told us he had been approached by a number of campaign teams representing leading candidates. and he was offered tens of thousands of dollars in exchange for delivering a large number of votes in his area. >> we will be speaking to the united nations shortly about those findings. first, today's violence in kabul. >> the latest incident occurred on a main road in the east of kabul. the route is often used by international troops. an initial reports indicated this was a suicide car bomb attack. earlier in the morning, deborah extra security checks in kabul after rockets were fired into the center of the city. one mortar bomb landed near the center of the palace. this man says there's no security. people are very scared because the election is about to happen. after the final burst of campaigning, president hamid karzai still looks to be the front-runner. does he demand enough support to avoid going to a second round? he now has the backing of the former warlord. he returned from exil

police say a 20-year-old man was shot in the leg ena 17-year-old man shot in the forearm. they were both transported to the hospital and are expected to be ok. right now police are interviewing witnesses and reviewing surveillance footage to identify a suspect. witnesses say it was pandemonium after shots rang out. >> just around the corner. you could hear the confrontation that was going on. then you heard the shots and you see everybody running. they ran passed my stand. i followed them pretty much. got out of the building. >> mayor dixon released a statement saying in part we will not tolerate the inner harbor being a hangout for those who break the law, intimidate or create a nuisance of any kind of we have a lot of police deployed in the inner harbor. the commissioner and i will continue to work diligently and swiftly to improve security. if you have any information about this crime, baltimore city police want to hear from you. live at the inner harbor, kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> all right, kim. thank you. city police say they have taken a man into custody for sho

he was 77. >>> a shrtless man terrorized a bus load of students in atlanta. police say he went right through the bus window after being caught on surveillance video at a nearby convenience store. he took the wheel from the driver then left it without the driver as it went off the road down a steep hill. students jumped out of the emergency exit of the back of the bus as it rolled down the hill. the man lost his pants trying to run from bystanders trying to stop him from getting away. the bus driver and two students were hurt as the naked suspect was arrested. >>> $56,000 for a new car and $8 for a new sandwich. >>> and you usually see firefighters wearing their boots not holding them. you may want to stop by and help them out on the side of the road. here's vinita nair from new york. >> reporter: good morning. there is new evidence this morning that the economy is looking up. the government confirms that the economy shrank only 1% last quarter, better than expected. some economists think it's growing this quarter. unemployment still isn't expected to peak unt

a 76-year-old man viciously attacked. police say it's a hate crime. >> new information from one of the suspects, and hear from the woman who called for help. >> hello, i'm denise koch. >> i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about tonight. >>> a 76-year-old man beaten, police say, simply because he is black. derek valcourt has an exclusive interview with a woman who called 911. >> reporter: the victim is still recovering here at the hospital. police have made one arrest. they say he's a rapist and a convicted sex offender who calls himself hitler. it was at fort armstead park where three men brutally attacked a 76-year-old man. >> he was crying and just was blood everywhere, and his eye was just hanging out, and he said the boys came from behind and had a bat and was banging him, knocked him on the ground, kicked him, took his keys, and sped off with his truck. >> reporter: soon after police spotted the truck and it crashed, leading to the arrest of 28-year-old calvin lockner. court records reveal he told invest

. >>> police are searching for the driver who struck and killed a man as he rode his bike. tonight we're learning the accident may have been caught on tape. 67-year-old john yates was hit just before noon tuesday at the intersection of maryland and west la fayette. police are looking at surveillance cameras to see if one caught the incident. yates widow says her husband was just going out to run some errands. >> so he left, and he yelled over his shoulder, he says, if i'm late, i'll be gone an hour. if i'm going to be gone longer than that i'll call. immediately, my world just went -- because i knew. >> police say the driver may not even know that he hit yates. >>> the trial date is set, and both sides are talking. what happens inside a downtown baltimore courthouse this november could end or save the political career of baltimore mayor sheila dixon. mike hellgren has insight from the mayor's legal team and the state prosecutor after today's battle in court. >> reporter: the prosecutor who mayor dixon once said was on a witch hunt against her left court optimistic that the

we'll tell you what police found at new york's laguardia airport and why a man is now under arrest. >>> a border patrol agent killed in the line of duty is laid to rest. now his colleagues vow to bring his killers to justice. >>> and new help for g.i. joe. u.s. troops and their families are getting a boost that will help them pay for college. >>> hi there, you're watching hln. i'm natasha curry. things are finally getting back to normal at laguardia airport hours after a bomb scare forced an evacuation. passengers were rushed out and flights weren't allowed to land or take off. you can imagine how much chaos that caused on a summer saturday with people heading off for vacations. susan candiotti tells us how it all started. >> reporter: the evacuation of the central terminal at laguardia happened at about 5:00 this morning when the following occurred, according to a law enforcement source close to the investigation, a man who appeared to be intoxicated approached a security checkpoint. the tsa called in the port authority after the source says this man was wearing a backpack and in pla

man soldier to be in it. i don't want to monopolizes the microphone. >> southern unionists had a hard time getting a pension because many didn't believe a unionist could have existed in dixie and there's a book called worse than slaughter that examines the toll of unionism and desertion on the confederate army. a lot of people have looked at desertion. desertion as a topic has been studied. and appraises how many men from mississippi and texas how many men from arkansas -- what they don't do is examine unionism and antislavery unionism specifically as a motive for some of that desertion. and as i say, not only are they not graduated for it but deep skepticism still exists that these sorts of men could have had moral conviction. one of the things that we've been amazed by is the level of resistance that an idea that newton knight could have been morally motivated. he couldn't have had moral motivation. he must have been a deserter who wanted to go home and grow corn he couldn't have possibly have a real reason

allegiance that has left one man severely injured. >> that man was just fishing and deserved nothing i cannot imagine how his family feels. that's all we can do is express our condolences to them. >> for ethyl prevot she tells us she is still bitter and simply cannot accept any co-condolences after what the three are accused of doing to her husband. in southern baltimore. joy lepola, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> some former gang members that are now involved in the city's anti-gang movement. tells us there is chatter of possible retaliation as a result of the attack. >> a man is fighting for his life after shot in the head. in east baltimore. just after 10:30 tonight gunshots rang out at jefferson and north coolington avenue. homicide detectives are investigating. so far there is no word on any suspects. >> a woman is seriously hurt after she was hit by a car in north baltimore. it happened shortly after 9:00 tonight at the intersection of 31st and calvert streets. the woman was taken to hopkins with two broken expression a head jerry. traffic investigation team is working to determine h

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