councilman marion barry.r drug charges after he was videotaped smoking crack in 1990. earlier this month he was punished and fined for accepting illegal gifts from city contractors. you are quite open with what happened to you and quite above board and many people are surprised that you even accepted coming on the show. why would you accept to come on the show quite honestly, mayor? thank you for joining us, by the way. >> first i wanted to clear myself in terms of what the fbi did in my situation. it's different than congressman weiner or governor spitzer. i was entrapped by the fbi. they spent $7 million to $10 million trying to entrap me at the vista hotel. they've been looking in my trash and everything else following me around. i want people to know that what was in that package, they wouldn't even tell us. they tried to kill me i think. they had a paramedic there. my story is totally different. it's not of my own behavior. it's the behavior of the fbi and the american government that got me where i was.

marion says his quest to find the driver won't, either. >> the person who did that got to look at that. a 15-year-old child. he took his life and you're out there running around. >> reporter: but three other people received organ donations from skylar. >> they deserve closure. >> reporter: the reward money to find the hit-and-run driver is up to $11,000. i'm gigi barnett, wjz eyewitness news. skylar's family and friends have set up a memorial fund in the teen's name and will host fund raisers to add to it. >>> police investigate a nasty crash in southeast baltimore. these pictures are courtesy of kristopher catherman. it happened at dundalk avenue this afternoon. police have no further details other than it was serious. a man was driving the car and baby was in the backseat. >>> another oriole is heading to the all-star game. it was announced today that pitcher chris tillman will be the fifth oriole on the all-star team. tillman was 11 wins this season. the five orioles to make the team are the most in some time. >>> also at camden yard, some young os fans got to take the field. they r

now, she has to overcome marion bartoli has won three of their fast it's because we are -- >> i just want to be better than in my opinion opponent and that's all i'm thinking about. and i'm totally focused on the match. >> these are license icky's biggest fans. they are hoping that sabine will do them proud and win them a title at wimbledon. >> and local favorite andrew murray has advanced the sunday to the men's final at the championship. murmur beat djokovic in four sets and now has a chance to become the first player that looks like a british nan 77 years. but first he las vegas to get past world number one. >> no novak epic that took about five wimbledon. >> to cycling now. the tour de france around her eight age stay. but i ought to be eating these greens. rangers are not bound for that. the winter storm resort attaches 600 meters at a tight and friday where green jerdsy holder out sprinted don to win the stage by a bike length. it extends his lead in the competition for best sprinter. overall race leader held on to the yellow seems relied to use it furs. well, a type of green i

and we love marion bartoli. >> steve: we love marion. >> jimmy: we love marion bartoli. great chef.y has been on the show, like, 20 times. i had no idea he even played tennis. >> steve: won wimbledon. grass court, orange cloth. >> jimmy: yeah, it's just unbelievable. more sports news. on friday, dwight howard -- you hear about this? dwight howard announced that he is leaving the lakers to join the houston rockets. or as kobe put it, "great, now who am i not going pass the ball to." [ laughter ] so i don't know what -- this is kind of cool. this week at the white house, president obama will present george lucas with the national medal of arts while joe biden will present him with some fan mail for yoda. [ laughter ] make sure he gets it. you guys, the east coast is in the middle of its first big heat wave of the summer. it's so hot that it was impossible to tell the difference between the naked cowboy and people who were just visiting from texas. [ laughter ] can i have my picture with you? i have no idea. you guys read about nsa whistle blower edward snowden? yeah. well he's been of

that has backing of marion berry. he will unveil the proposal at a news conference today. >> d.c. council member marion berry wants new city hires to live in the district or at least have plans to move there. fewer than half of current employees have a d.c. address. another big vote could restrict smoking in the district. the proposal would stop people from lighting up within 25 pete of any city-owned park, community or rec center, hiking trail or bus stop. >> and walmart is urging the d.c. council not to pass a bill today regarding hourly wages. that bill would require big box stores to pay their employees at least $12.50 an hour, that's well above the district's minimum wage of $8.25 an hour. walmart says if that bill becomes law three stores it's planned for the district will not be built. >> virginia state police have released the mug shot of one of governor bob mcdonnell's sons. 21-year-old sean patrick mcdonnell was arrested in charlottesville on alcohol-related charges. a spokesman for the virginia governor's office says this is a personal matter and is being addressed by t

laura depese, 20, in appleton, wisconsin, reyna rison, wendy felton, 16, from marion, indiana, all of these cases went unsolved. officials believed only one man knew what happened. >> we knew he was responsible for several deaths. >> and to get answers it would take a risky, unusual plan. send a convicted drug dealer undercover into a dangerous prison to befriend an alleged serial killer. >> i'm not a serial killer hunter, i said, so how am i going to do this? >> at stake, answers. >> wondering where she is, what happened. >> peace, for grieving families. >> you want to find her and bring her home and you can't. >> they don't just turn around and give candy and say you're free to go, i went through hell and back. >> early each day, donna reitler greets her daughter, trisha. >> every morning i say good morning to this picture, i look at that and can hear her say, hi, mom. >> trisha was very kind, smart. >> as a child, her father says she lit up the room. >> she would just run into the room, spread her arms apart, say ta da, that type of thing. >> donna and gary brought trisha here to m

my guest, marion barry, and his scandal worse, and he was videotaped smoking what the feds alleged whataine, and he plead guilty and did six months in federal prison and got re-elected mayor anyway. and so welcome. >> you are wrong about something. >> what am i wrong about? >> you are wrong about the fact that i got convicted of smoking crack. that didn't happen. the government spent $7 million to try and entrap me, and out of the 12 jurors, nine black jurors said they ought to acquit me and the three white ones said they should convict me, and -- >> mayor, time-out. time-out. you are not re-writing history here. you were convicted for cocaine? >> no, at the trial the federal government refused to produce evidence of what was in that pipe, and they had a pair phra c paramedic -- >> i never smoked crack. i don't know what it was. >> so you were smoking it and you didn't know what it was? i don't want to relitigate your case. >> stop this about me doing something that is not factual. i have not bought crack from anybody and have not smoked it. simple as that. that's a fact. >> mayor, mayo

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and a french victory at wimbledon. 15 seed marion wimbledon surprises the world, securing her first titlend a 6-4, 6-1 win. those are the headlines. thank you very much for joining us. we begin, though, with events in san francisco where a little earlier on today, a boeing 777 a longing to south korean airline asiana crashed into the airport. that airport was en route from the south korean capital to san francisco with 308 people on board. our south korean diplomatic sources are saying that one person has lost their life in that accident. 20 or 30 others are injured. early reports saying that eight adults and two children are in serious condition, critical condition at a local hospital. it has not yet been established what caused flight 214 to make an emergency landing. there is now debris scattered across the runway, including the tale of the airplane, which snapped off. the top of the plane's fuselage has been entirely burned off in some places. passengers are reported to have escaped via the emergency slide. we will bring you more on that as we get it. as we understand, one person has

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and marion barry was real before i got there.going to go through something in life. all of us are going to get knocked down by something. and and the question is when you get up. >> so this is interesting, you laid on some of these questions of like race and spirituality and redemption. but michael, i'm thinking, apparently white folks are feeling pretty forgiving these days too. we had vitter, right? my senator came back, no problem. sanford's come back. and now it looks like weiner spitzers are going to win, or at least spitzer is likely. weiner is -- >> he's in the race. >> yes. >> this is wild. >> i know! >> i'm a new yorker. we had giuliani, we have bloomberg. and now we're looking at weiner spitzer?! this whole situation has been -- the whole race, both races have been turned upside down in this city. and certainly, i believe, i believe, that spitzer certainly got in this race, because he saw that weiner's polling numbers were looking pretty good. >> sure. >> absolutely. >> and certainly that's an inspiration for mr. barry

. >> gay's is the biggest name connected to doping since marion tested positive for drugs. >> it is areat amount of shame that i stand before you and tell you that i have betrayed your trust. >> five georgi jamaica n athlett month another jay ma jamaican a, all denied cheating. as for tyson gay he has been denied and lost his adidas documentary deal. for mower, we are joined by christine brennan, a columnist for u.s.a. today and abc. welcome back. >> thanks gwen. ifill: how big is this? tyson gay is known as mr. clean. he said i am clean, if i'm not my mother will kill me. his mother is not happy today, obviously. he is 30 years old. his whole career has been about this and now he has tested positive. it is a devastating blow for the sport that's already been reeling over the years from ben johnson, marion jones, ten years ago and now this. you wonder if it is pushing the sports into oblivion. >>ifill: how about the -- georgia may kah -- jamaican run? >> you can remember the days sports fans certainly can when track and field athletes would be on sports illustrated three, four, five t

should they go forward, they might encounter again what had been encountered in marion. and king's advisors were divided. some said, "yes, let's go forward." king himself was uncertain. >> as you know, and write about, president johnson didn't want that march to happen either. now, of course, he changed his mind later. and when lyndon johnson changed his mind, he came out the cross of a charging bear and a crafty fox. but at the moment, he was doing what he could to prevent that march from happening. >> uh-huh. which is another irony, isn't it? because here is the event that almost never took place. and the event that lyndon johnson wanted stopped, the event that martin luther king initially had opposed. and, of course, it turns everything around. >> and as you know, it came to be called "bloody sunday." >> uh-huh. >> here is that scene. >> it would be detrimental to your safety to continue this march. i will say this is an unlawful assembly. i will say it again. you are to disperse. you are ordered to disperse. go home or go to your church. this march will not continue.

british man to win wimbledon in seventy seven years beating novak djokovic in straight sets off to marion bartoli takes the ladies title. but first the twenty seven's world student games got underway with a lavish ceremony in carson on saturday and as richard found poor feet discovered russia's biggest sporting event for thirty three years should benefit the sport man city for many years to come. because iran has come a long way over the last five years in two thousand and eight russia's first biggest sporting sixty seven hundred kilometers east of moscow won the right to host a university aid almost seven billion dollars have been spends getting everything ready and this money has been put to very good use for sure but we are immensely proud not only for design but also that our country managed to put on such an event for the last five years we have done a colossal amount of work which will benefit future generations the stadiums that we have built are of the highest international standards even those athletes who have competed at olympic games are in all of what we've managed to do the

british man to win wimbledon in seventy seven years beating novak djokovic in straight sets off to marion bartoli takes the ladies' title. but first the twenty seven's well student games got underway with a lavish ceremony in carson on saturday and as richard found poor feet discovered russia's biggest sporting event for thirty three years should benefit the sport man city for many years to come. because iran has come a long way over the last five years in two thousand and eight russia's first biggest sporting sixty seven hundred kilometers east of moscow won the right to host the university eight almost seven billion dollars have been spain's getting everything ready and this money has been put to very good use for sure but we are immensely proud not only for khazan but also that our country managed to put on such an event for the last five years we have done a colossal amount of work which will benefit future generations the stadiums that we have built are of the highest international standards even those athletes who have competed at olympic games are in all of what we've managed to do

is a devastating blow for the sport that's already been reeling over the years from ben johnson, marionones, ten years ago and now this. you wonder if it is pushing the sports into oblivion. >>ifill: how about the -- georgia may kah -- jamaican run? >> you can remember the days sports fans certainly can when track and field athletes would be on sports illustrated three, four, five times a year many the maims marty lequarry and ben meyers, milers, other than cycling a spot that has been hit the hardest in the united states and the world but u.s. because of the steroid scandal. if you can't -- if you're looking at a foot race and you can't trust eight men or eight women running in a foot race what can you trust? >>ifill: you mentioned cycling. how does this compare with unfolding slowly painfully over years with lance armstrong? >> lance armstrong lied for years, also transcended his support because of his work in the cancer community. he was a cultural icon not just a sports icon. tyson gay that is not lance armstrong. but i think there's a similarity there. people looking at cycling say

guest, mayor marion barry, and then gayle is the wife of pastor ted haggard, who stepped down after hisually, and then of course, to you, penny, what do you think about uma staying by her man? is that that a noble aspect? what is it? >> first i need to say, we're missing a really important point and that's character counts. as much as we have got to reach out to folks that are struggling, there is hope for all of your viewers struggling with addictions or infidelity in a marriage, and there is hope for you and god forgives you, and there are people that want to help you. and these guys are asking how do i survive a scandal, instead of asking how do i become a man of character and what do i do to change my life? i would point them to the founder of prison fellowship ministries that went to prison for watergate and came out and spe spent of rest of his life talking to millions of prisoners and he died a hero in 2011. that, my friend, is redemption, and that is real power and that's what these guys should be looking for. >> good point. >> i am sick of the guys that just want to live in man

on saturday 28-year-old marion bartoli made it happen. >> fourth chance for marion bartoli to becomeimbledon champion. >> game. >> it was bartoli's first ever grand slam win. what a lot of people are talking about today are comments by a bbc sportscaster, john inverdale. here is what he said during the final. >> i wonder about her today being the most influential person in her life, i wouldder if her dad said to her when she was 12, 13, listen, you are never going to be a looker. you are never going to be somebody like sharapova. never going to be 5'11". somebody with long legs so you have to compensate for that. you are going to have to be the most dogged, determined fighter that anyone has ever seen on the tennis court if you are going to is. it. >> i'm sorry. he since apologized to bartoli. wimbledon winner is taking it in stride. she said it will not spoil the greatest day of her life. >> i think -- >> 0-15. go ahead. >> i think the guy is -- it is rude. it is sexist. it is elitist. he's -- wrong and has nothing to do -- your looks are not going to put, you know, your backhand in

. >> marion said his family has been flooded with community support after his son's death. back in april skylar was walking along mountain road headed to a convenient store. detectives say the driver of a black large s is uv hit him and never stopped. marion says his quest to find the driver won't either. >> the person that did this, they got to look at that. a 15-year-old child. you took his life. you're out there just running around living it up. >> skylar's death saved three other lives through organ donation. kyle wilkerson received skylar's heart. some of the money will cover his medical bills. kyle's family said it's time to find the driver. >> they deserve closure. they deserve to be able to to end their search. >> the reward money to find the hit and run driver is now up to $11,000. >> skylar's family and friends have set up a memorial fund in the teen's name and will host fundraisers to add to it. >>> street closures begin today in preparation for this weekend's art scape starting at 7:00 this morning. several streets will close around the maryland institute colleg

died in a hit-and-run in pasadena, maryland, which is in anne arundel county. 15-year-old, skyler marion was walking along mountain road last month when a dark colored ford expedition, which resembled this one struck and killed him. in a development that sounds like it comes from a movie. skyler is for ever connected to another pasadena teenager who owes him his life. it's a story of pain followed by promise. >> a dark road in anne arundel county. an suv hits a teenager and then speeds off. at the same time, another boy lies in a hospital bed fighting for his life. he needs a new heart. >> you know how hard it is to match a heart? >> the chain of events is ma maraculous. >> as the father comes to the horrible realization his son will not survive the accident, he learns another boy in the same hospital is in dire need of a new heart. he goes to his son's bedside to make a heroic choice. >> he got it taken away from him and the only way to keep him going on, they share him. and that's what i figured they'd do. >> a life changing moment for 15-year-old, kyle wilkerson. >> it was monday the

. >> so marion bartoli ended up winning, she's the brunette. that was interesting if you were very involved in who these people were. but what made news was what a bbc announcer said. >> john inverndale, who shall remain nameless. >> yes. this was he quote. he inferred that marion bartoli -- just focus on him -- had to work hard because, quote, she's never going to be a looker. that's what he said. >> that is just so stunningly ignorant to say that. >> listen to his sound bite. >> i just wonder if her dad did say to her when she was 12, 13, 14 maybe, listen, you are never going to be, you know, a looker. you are never going to be somebody like a sharapova who is going to be -- you're never going to be 5'11", you're never going to be somebody with long legs so you have to compensate for that so you are going to have to be the most dogged, determined fighter that anyone has ever seen on the tennis court if you're going to make it, and she kind of is. >> wow. i hope he got in a lot of trouble for it. i don't want him to be fired. no, don't paula d

. >> later on it will be slower like marion. let's look at these commutes, but traffic is moving along already, it is not stop and go and it's slower than is would be and 580 westbound at north friend and i just want to mention, there was a car fire which turned into a brush fire and you might expect some delays through this area. let's go to steve. >> i ran my dishwasher at 2:00 a.m. >> well, it is a dude see. >>> i thought it is reaching the group -- i doubt it is reaching the ground but it is there. it is picking up on the fog bank and in june we are starting to warm up and this is probably at the end -- probably at the end, away from the coast, tropical clouds are rumblings up in the sierra for vote it. 55 -- novato, 55 half-moon bay and 72 sacramento, almost 60 in lake tahoe and it is hot and it is blazing hot down there and in las vegas palm springs, if anybody is getting rain you can tweet me. but that's what is moving through. most of this is so dry at the lower levels, it is not reaching the ground here so we have humid

on the women's side marion bar toly won in straight sets. she played in 46 straight slams before getting her first big win. do you think bartoli's dad told her when she was little you're never going to be a looker, you'll never be a sharapova so you have to be scrappy and fi t fight? he apologized for a clumsy phrase saying he only meant to put out that all players don't need to be 6 feet tall and now he's offended sharapova on the opposite side. >>> now let's go to baseball. the american league all-stars have been selected. the orioles have three names on the roster. the tigers have five. in the national league, the cardinals top the list with five all-stars. mets ace matt harvey will represent the home team in new york. only been in the majors for a month was not picked, but he could still make the team. he's one of phi finalists. fans can vote online. you can vote early and often. they let you vote multiple times. and finally a scary moment during the formula one race. the crew for mark weber fails to put a tire on correctly. watch as the

marion ebberman.sons have had an effect on my life. >> what did you learn -- i'm going back in particular because your legacy was so tied to dr. king? >> we were talking to each other when he was killed. >> to be that close to him, not just at that moment, but over the course of years, what lesson have you learned from dr. king? >> oh, boy. one, never lacked the preparation. he was a serious scholar. you think of him, at age 14, he did the constitution at age 14. at age 15, he went to morehouse. he finished at 19. and he was a furious scholar. he read at least one fiction and nonfiction book a week. i mean, he was as scholarly as he was active. i'm nod bad as a scholar, but i certainly appreciate the needs to keep researching the issues at that time. i think i got something from him. >> i think you got a whole lot of that. one of the way that you say continued that legacy was in 1984 and in 1988 when you ran for president of the united states. it's a serious presidential run >> we learned a lot in tha

ward 8 where marion barry is, a councilman, has 38% poverty, the highest in 30 years. it is so nuts for places like that, by the way, there are a million ward 8s in this country to deny people a job, to deny people access to things that would make their life more comfortable, this to me seems suicidal and mean-spirited. >> imagine just a few people deciding for people that would line up for jobs at wal-mart immediately to get those jobs, and by the way, around the country, the last i looked, i thin it was like $7.50 minimum wage so they are above it, the highest is 9 at this point in time or one or two states. this is just ridiculous. you're letting a few people dictate policy. this is pure politics and it only will kill joobs going forward and set a terrible precedent. >> 12.50 is not a lot of money. >> i'd like to say one more thing. >> you brought that up. >> you brought that up, but let me bring something up. 12.50 is not necessarily a lot but it's a lot more than zero. it's a lot more than zero. >> think of it this way, charles. the big problem is not that it's 12

that law was the handiwork of the national rifle association, whose lobbyist, marion hammer, is seenng there beside governor jeb bush when he signed it in 2005. ever since, members of the right-wing organization, the american legislative exchange council, also known as alec, have been pushing versions of bills like it in state capitols across the country. 21 states have followed suit. to understand what's happening, read this important new book, "the last gun: how changes in the gun industry are killing americans and what it will take to stop it." the author is tom diaz. he's a veteran, former n.r.a member, and worked as an assistant managing editor at the conservative "washington times." trained as a lawyer, he served as a senior policy analyst at the violence policy center before turning to full-time writing and speaking on guns and their impact on america. tom diaz, welcome. >> thank you so much. >> i heard you say earlier that the real winners in the florida tragedy are the nra and the gun industry. how so? >> well, for two reasons, i think. one, it, in their eyes validates the w

we are at lake marion where tonight people held the candlelight vigil for trayvon martin. this peaceful gathering capped protests in oakland in response to last saturday's verdict. >> none of them. >> about 50 people stood in a circle near lake mara tonight holding candles and reflecting on a week full of outrage. peaceful protests and violence that at times spilled into the streets of oakland. >> people have been angry about it, and have every right to be angry about it, but what's going to get us through this and what's going to transform our nation to make sure there's no more trayvons? that's love. >> about 200 people gathered in front of the federal building in oak labor day to demand that the justice department pursue a civil rights case against george zimmerman. that rally was organized by 17-year-old justin jones, who just graduated from high school. he is the same age as trayvon martin was when he was killed. >> also calling for peace in our community within the neighborhoods and within oakland and our gay community. we need to end gun violence. that's why we're h

. >>> marion bartoli will battle sabine lisicki at the all england club on saturday. >>> congratulations to eli manning, the two-time super bowl champ and his wife recently welcomed their second daughter added to a family photo just like this one if the giants win another super bowl this year. i'm sure it's a picture they'd like to take. >> too cute. >>> coming up, the lone ranger appears to be getting left in the dust by mignons of "despicable me 2." >>> brits and others are betting on the name and sex of will and kate's baby. a friend under water is something completely different. i met a turtle friend today so, you don't get that very often. it seemed like it was more than happy to have us in his home. so beautiful. avo: more travel. more options. more personal. whatever you're looking for expedia has more ways to help you find yours. >>> now, tore your first look at politics, is it a bump in the road for the president's signature piece of legislation? joining me now is kevin serilli. the health care bill was supposed to be fully implemented by 2014, a deadline but now the white house

marion, illinois, is a small city in southern illinois. prison.arcerated in the federal prison are convicted terrorists. i've never heard one word from a about living in illinois the fear associated with those terrorists being in that prison. other federalre prisons exists is that they are pretty good. people don't escape from them. them feelsty around pretty safe. mr. gaffney, the notion of sending the worst of the worst to the super max prison 30 miles away from any city in the middle of nowhere where they will have little to no communication with the outside world, why does that frighten you? my testimonyd in testimony, i'm concerned about many things. there will be more violence inside the prisons and secondly, we cannot be sure, but it's a safe bet on the basis also where -- >> have you been inside a super max prison? >> i have not had the privilege of being inside a super max prison. >> please. i have visited a similar facility and most of them are in a very restricted, lockdown condition. >> as they should be. >> more than one hour a day ou