tavis: i am pleased welcome maxwell to this program.rting july 7, you could pick up a copy of his long-awaited new c.d., "black summer's night," the first in a trilogy of cds. before that, he ticks off a national tour in milwaukee on june 20. here is some of the video from the single, "pretty wings." >> ♪ to see clearly the way love can be when you are not with me i had to leave let love set you free pretty wings your pretty wings fly ♪ tavis: let me just start by saying that you did just a few dates not long ago to tease your fans about this new project, and you are such a tease. you are such a tease. i was an audience at the shrine show. >> you did take all the shine away from me. tavis: you killed it that night. >> l.a. was so encouraging. i felt like i had all the cheerleaders in the house that night. tavis: what does it feel like to be gone by your own choice off the stage for as long as you decided? eight years? >> at this point. tavis: 7 and half years you're off the scene, and you announce that you're coming back just for a few

the maxwell brothers. this is onof those stories i kick myself in the head a lot about, man i knewhe everly sisters, why didn't i write "sin in the second city" and this is a remarble story and in their time, these guys were famous. what happene how -- you are bot historians and how does something get buried in the dust of history waiting for you to come along and find snat that is fascinating, why do we remember as a culture remember and you can get fascinated with it and forget the things and people that we forget, very fascinating question and appropriate for this particular volume, because yeah, the thing with dime novel desperados, it is almost a stunning rediscovery because here you have outlaw figures, who were as well-knownn their own time as the james brothers or billie the kid and everybody sitting here knows about them and there were three dozen movies for example on billie the kid and i don't kn how many books and he was a sllime cattle rust ler in the southwest, new mexico territory and killed

the three are identified as sean maxwell and shairn bower and shara short and a fourth friend stayed behind at the hotel and didn't accompany them and the tourists, will they be put on trial and what is iraq up to and former u.s. ambassador the to the united nations and fox news contributor john bolten joins us now. ambassador, good morning. >> good morning. >> eric: how could this play righted into iran's hands. >> you know, the border area where they were captured by the iranians, is a long time route for smugglers, and, also, an area where kurdish guerrillas against the regime in tehran sometimes operate and i have to worry that these americans could become pawns in the larger struggle as the regime in tehran tries to paint the opposition forces there as tools of foreign governments, and here you have a case of americans slipping across the border, quote-unquote, so as i say, as part of the larger issue, that we can see in the trial, going on in tehran, now, i think we need to be very worried about these three americans. >> eric: that is troubling, and, certainly, americans should

. >> the maxwells still a suits, went to prison. use it really a victim? are you a victim of your environment? or put someone in the same situation, where his jeans controlled enough? >> wouldn't take much for me to become a criminal. >> everybody has their own complex configuration of those things, not only genetic predisposition, but also psychological issues, they will differ from person to person. you take people and put them in the same kinds of pressures d cultural norms and you are going to get different behaviors but that doesn't mean ey are not responding to severe pressures to do what they do and be who they are. we need to comprehend that so that we have better justice administration more effective. >> there is no doubt that different people would react differently. i dot mean to sidestep the question but another way to think of it is in terms of contingency. it is not as if someone decides to be a celebrity criminal. it is a slippery slope. circumstances, there are circumstances under which some people would take the first step and the first st

you've taken a whole lot of maxwell street it's there by name only. i can agree with that. but in another cents you have to wipe some of the old. well did is an area that has been extensively we develop. this is part of $100 million development. and the whole idea was to get people living here. before this is a really scrappy ugly area and people didn't stay here very long for many reasons. it was just a rag. now people are living here, they work in this city, or literally just a mile away. so they don't have to sit on the train all day long or they don't have to drive. they can take a bus just across the street. well were all coming full circle. i mean this was just the ground zero for the american dream and the 20th- century. immigrants wanting to go somewhere else. well they got their places in the suburbs now they're coming back here and that the irony. but that's not a bad thing since these are beautiful townhomes. some of them are affordable. some of the 20 percent of this development are for affordable housing. the price ranges from 160,000 to $1 million. if you want

. ♪ here comes the sun >> reporter: and maxwell silver hammer. ♪ ♪ bang bang maxwell silver hammer ♪er: "abbey road" sold more than 20 million copies. today it's a cherished spot for fans to imitate their idols, to walk that walk. >> i'm glad i'm here. >> reporter: and to sing their songs. >> we just found out about this this morning and had to come. >> reporter: they all came to experience some of the magic and the music the beatles left behind. tom aspell, nbc news, london. >> that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday, i'm lester holt reporting from new york. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today" and right back here tomorrow evening. "today" and right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

as the only one to win the davie o'brien award, and the maxwell award. all in 2007.lso in 07. tebow's standards for himself are off the charts. as bob holtzman tells us, tebow's expectations of his teammates are lofty as well. well. >> about an hour before sunrise, the gators were at work, which probably felt like sleeping in to the wide-receivers who put up with him all summer. >> always calling, and texting, and trying to get guys out here. if you don't answer the first time he'll call you again and again and again. we knew, if we wanted to reach our goals, we would have to work. so, get up early, before the 6 a.m. workouts, that's what we're going to do. >> his wakeup calls came as early as 4:30 in the morning and wasn't uncommon for drills to start after. >> worked on every possible throw we'll make. with all of them. >> we want to work on this, and the chemistry, between those groups, is just tremendous. >> ncaa doesn't allow coaches to be involved, over the summer so tebow ran the program, and called the plays and expected perfection. >> sometimes when guys wou

the heckler is maxwell austin. austin said someone from his campaign trampled his flower bed before the news conference started and that's what set him off. so the television station in toledo thought they should get-together for a beer summit. and they did, and both said the meeting was productive. >> isn't that nice. >> so sweet. since jeff is nearby maybe we should have a beer summit during the bad weather. >> don't want anything to come to a -- >> crowd he skies for the first day of august and continue with the humid conditions. for not only tomorrow but through the weekend and for the first part of the work week as well. isolated thunderstorms, both sunday and monday. potential for severe weather again sunday afternoon. we stay on the unsettled side for tuesday and wednesday. officially drying out, with temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. both thursday and friday. with partly cloudy skies. and by next friday. that's the look at the seven-day forecast. jeff and karen, back to you. >> all right jessica thank s

maxwell wants to speak. >> i want to address one concern. it has to be done in conjunction with review -- complete review of all of the policies within p.a. and how they're administered because the last thing we as a state want to have happen is give an award that is based on an estimate and then to have pay money back and put money back from a subgrantee from a government to turn money back. we would want a very careful review of the policies. >> in the northridge earthquake, once again because of the scope of that disaster, we did do some upfront funding. we didn't -- you know, if a project came in or the state or local government said it was going to be $2 million we wouldn't give them the $2 million. but we would give them a portion of that so they could at least get the work started and them -- >> wouldn't that take care of it. we're not going to throw any money out of here very quickly but when people are waiting just to get started? doctor, do you see a problem there? turn on your mic? >> thank you. i apologize. no, i think -- i thoug

justin maxwell is probably a guy that would have gotten consideration.m playing every day where they have more control over his at-bats and progress. up here where you're getting an at-bat every couple of days going in as the pinch-hitter or defensive replacement, they wouldn't have had as much control over that. i think that was part of the reason doing that and reward a guy who has been plugging away in the minors for a long time. >> thank you very much, ben. we appreciate t ben goessling from the "the washington times" joining us. now it's time for the stay in the game hold of the day presented to you by just for men hair color. looking at the hold for the most against the marlins this year. atlanta braves lead the way with 114 everyall. washington nationals on that list with 86. number three, the mets and giants also a part of that top list. just as these relievers keep their team in the game, you too can stave in the game with just for men hair color. coming up, had a chance to visit with josh willingham who has had the hot bat for the nationals. we

catherine maxwell volunteered to test the vaccine. >> this is going to save a lot of lives. >> reporterthe trials will determine if two shots three weeks apart will work. but public health officials are hoping and have every reason to believe for the most part the h1n1 virus will be a annoying but not life tlahreatening. from capitol hill, tracy potts. >>> a woman claim be to be connecticunuf rse othe year is behind bars. turns out that's the title she bestowed upon herself. 56-year-old posed as a nurse in a doctor's office. a complaint by a patient led to a police investigation. she wasn't even a nurse at all and didn't have a nursing license. she spent $2,000 of here own money totageer a fake dinner ceremony where she pretended she was being honored by the connecticut nurses association. there's no such group. if convicted she could spend up to five years in prison. >>> dallas police are trying to figure out how a 13-year-old spent two weeks in jail under a false identity. she was arrested at a department store where she was stealing clothes, candy and lingerie. she then gave police a

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iraqi officials identify them as sean maxwell, shane bower, and sarah short. >> they have been detained for illegal entry into iran from iraq's border. >> reporter: they arrived from turkey on tuesday. on thursday the three took a cab to a result in the self- ruled kurd issue region. police warned the trio to be care cfl and not mistakenly cross the border. >> a kurd issue official had warned the americans not to cross the border. the u. embassy is looking into the case. >> reporter: the state department is working with the swiss, who represent u.s. interest in iran to confirm their capture. in new york, laura engles, fox news. >>> also in iran, more than 100 iranian activists are on trial for protesting the presidential election in june. the defendants include several prominent politicians, even a former vice president. they're accused of plotting against the group after president ahmadinejad's landslide victor he victory. >>> d.c. is not the only area dealing with weather. a similar scene in tennessee where at least two tornadoes touched down on friday night. gwen tolbart says we may

a tense meeting with advisors, including his brother bobby and chairman of joint chiefs of staff, maxwelld robert mcnamara. >> the chiefs felt as if a full scale invasion was the most likely option and >> the chiefs felt as if a full scale invasion was the most likely option and secretary mcnamara felt that we had to gradually increase the level of force in cuba. >> kennedy sided with mcnamara and a blockade of cuba pushed the soviets and americans to the brink of nuclear war. on 28 october, nikita khrushchev agreed to remove the missiles if the united states promised not to invade cuba and secretly kennedy promised to withdraw jupiter missiles from turkey. >> mcnamara came out of the cuban missile crisis emboldened, he was write the chiefs were wrong, what he didn't recognize the deal to trade u.s. missiles for turkey and cuba was what was decisive. >> he began applying increase in force to another looming crisis, vietnam. a little over two months after the missile crisis, three american advisors were killed at the battle, 30 miles south of saigon. in february 1963, 40-year-old advisor r

maxwell. mr. decker from international association of emergency managers i am from allen county ohio currently the president of the u.s. council the international association of emergency managers, 19 years of emergency mannesmann experience, the last 11 as a local director. our membership of 4,000 state tribal college that private and non-profit sector members makes us the largest association of emergency management professionals from the basic question asked was what needs to be done to reduce bureaucracy and insure rapid response to catastrophe? looking accurate authorities suggest necessary changes to the response and recovery ever to a disaster defining a catastrophe by a numerical trade year is to recall and in a larger than the rapid mobilization of federal assets is imperative but the same resources must respect the civilian chain of command from which they are mobilize given the difficulty to define a catastrophe we believe caution is in order in considering modification to law, a policy

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catherine maxwell volunteered to test the vaccine. >> this is going to save a lot of lives. >> reporter: the trial will determine if two shots three weeks apart will work. tracy potts, news 4. >> health officials say we are probably weeks away from knowing how bad the h1n1 virus will be this year of course because most schools have not started yet. while the swine flu is new, school closings because of the flu are not. every winter a relatively small schools close because of the regular flu outbreaks. >> well, summer is not done with us yet. erious heat coming up this t ilet'go to bob. >> it is. what an exceptional day we ha and enjoy this evening. sparkling blue sky early. got down to 55. it's only around 80. some spots in the low 50s out to our west. right now into the 80s. the hottest days, the hottest temperatures of past summers. remember a couple years ago we got up to over 100? well, i think over the weekend we may be seeing our temperature 98 degrees which would be as hot as it was last summer. a turin increase and it will feel 15 to 20 degrees hotter than it does right now. so

sick occurred in mulberry grove, illinois, in 1876, when a young jebediah snow phoned his boss at maxwell afternoon, jebediah's boss' wife spotted him attempting to deposit a sack of fools gold at the first national bank in nearby derbyville. but jebediah's plan failed. he was arrested. thus, losing his freedom, his job and, eventually, his mind. he died a penniless pauper, a babbling lunatic, shunned by society and no longer able to properly distinguish between human being and animal. calling in sick? nice try, jebediah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: man, just watching that really wrinkles my shirt tails. now, listen up. when you think you've found the correct answer, simply ding the bing bell on the desk, and we'll see if you're right. this bell right here. [ bell dings ] want to practice? corbin, you good? >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. i'm sorry to -- i seem to be getting a phone call. [ phone ringing ] thank you. [ laughter ] [ phone ringing ] i seem to be getting a phone call here. let me just put on speaker phone. fallon, here, who is this? >> oh, hey, man, it's me,

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of land that houses new millennium studios the production company he founded with his wife daphne maxwell reed in 1997 we talked for several hours about everything from world religion to racism he was at times funny, intents passionate and reserved when we finally said goodbye i felt exhausted and secretly thrilled to have spent so much time with some day i have watched on television for years. far more than a resident funny man he embodies the complexities of his work and is as much venus's-flytrap the quick witted philosopher of the airwaves he portrayed on wkrp in the cincinnati as he is frank parrish the series he played on frank's place a picture in hollywood for more than 30 years he has written the -- rode the roller coaster of fame for the highs and lows and has come away from that experience with a profound understanding both of power and its limitation his work in front of and behind the camera hank is an unique insights into the ways media can and is used to manipulate and influence public opinion borrow he still enjoys acting he currently devotes much of his time to producing

adriana maxwell, remember she was here a couple weeks ago.art of her summer plowing through more than 1,000 pages in the house version of the bill. she's finished, she's back with an update. one, two, three slightly differently, four bills on the house side. >> four bills on the house side. >> one out of health on the senate side. which one did you read? >> i read them all. >> you did not read them all. >> i did read them all. actually printed them for me. >> so, the last time you were here you said it was tricky to get through it because it's all in legislative. did it start to come together for you at some point and start making some english for everyone to understand? >> in english. it does, after a while you get used to the rith anymore the rhyme of what they mean and it actually starts to make sense to you. at one point, when i was reading through especially like hr-676 and they were talking hr-676 and they were talking about -- >> which committee is that? >> that's representative kucinich. >> kucinich. >> from ohio. yes, ohio. >> here's

iraqi officials identify them as sean maxwell, shane bower, and sara short. iranian security forces have arrested three americans in the west of the country. they've been detained for illegal entry from the kurdistan region. officials say the case is under investigation. >> reporter: an anonymous iraqi security official says the trio and a fourth traveler arrived in iraq from turkey on tuesday. on thursday, the three took a cab to the resort, and the self- ruled kurdish region, a popular hiking destination for tourist. they went on their hike friday. iranian tv says police warned the trio to be careful and not mistakenly cross the border. >> a security official said police had warned the americans not to cross the border. a senior american official says the u.s. embassy in baghdad is looking into the case. >> reporter: the state department is working with the swiss who represent u.s. interests in iran to confirm their capture. in new york, laura ingals, fox news. >> that area in northern iraq's kurdish region has been free of the violence that plagues the res

but they were surrounded by the military and arrested and the three are identified as sean gabriel maxwell, shane bower and sarah shore. a fourth friend stayed behind in the hotel there. were four in all but one stayed behind after he fell ill. the department of state is now asking swissland to try to intervene on behalf of the captured tourists. the swiss represented u.s. interest in iran for the past 30 years. >> jamie: right now, there is a close to the mystery surrounding a missing gulf war pilot. the u.s. navy identified the remains of captain scott spiker. we know that captain spiker's plane was shot down by enemy fire on january 17, 1991. this is confirmed. his mission was part of the first man strike of operation desert storm. the pentagon believes he was the first combat casualty of the war. joining me is jennifer griffin. jennifer, you broke the story this morning. how did you first hear that captain speichter had been found? >> i got a call at 6:00 a.m. this morning from a contact and that's when i heard that they had been spending the last week in anbar province unearthing the

." >> ♪ here comes the sun and "maxwell silver." "abbey road" the beatles broke up but decades later that album and famous street remain symbol of the soundtrack of an era. there are other iconic beatles landmarks, strawberry fields in new york, penny lane in liverpool. but abbey road longs to london where the beatles all of their great music. >> are you a beatles fan? >> reporter: i was monday to friday, during the week a beatles fan but on the weekends i was with the rolling stones. >> very diplomaticancer. thank you, tom aspell. a birthday party for barbie. barbie turns 50 this year, back when introduced in 1959 barbie went by her full name, barbie millie sent roberts. sold for $3, that's it. ♪ you could buy 300 bottles of water. or just one brita filter. ( drop plinks ) brita-- better for the environment and your wallet. when a tornado tore through holly, colorado, air life denver took to the air... their night-vision goggles keeping them safe on a perilous flight... and powering those precision goggles--- is the only battery ai

just a moment ago, a short time ago as maxwell kennedy, the man on the left, knelt down by the senator's casket to offer a prayer. on his right jerry cavanaugh, kennedy's former chief of staff. for a second straight day tens of thousands of people have filed past the casket of kennedy lying in repose at the presidential library. earlier today and last night senator kennedy's wife vicki, his sister, and his nieces and nephews spent time greeting people who waited hours in line for an opportunity to pay their respects and yesterday more than 21,000, some estimates in fact by morning 25,000 people came out to honor the senator. tomorrow morning a funeral mass will be held at our lady of perpetual help basilica in the mission hill community of boston. president obama will deliver the eulogy. he'll be the only nonfamily member to speak at the senator's mass. before being laid to rest at arlington national cemetery the senator's motorcade will pass one last time in front of the u.s. capitol building and stop at the senate steps for a brief prayer so those who worked with the senator can bid hi

if you need some help i did quote a short prayer in my book help you along away from john maxwell. it says dear lord, so far today i am doing all right. i have not gossiped lost my temper or been nasty, selfish or self indulgent. however, i am going to get out of bed in a few minutes. [laughter] and i will need a lot more help after that, amen. what i am getting at is i think what a lot of us lack is sense of gratitude, and actually i'm going to say a f words and then open the floor to questions and comments because i know some of you may have things you want to at our challengand that is fine. i said earlier on i was going to make you feel wealthier than the porbl winner and one of the ways that will do that, one of the things i'm going to tell you, this is a quote from oxford biologt richard dawkins in his book and weaving a rainbow. he says we are going to die and thatixes the lucky ones. most people are never going to die beuse they are never going to be born. the potential people who could have been here in my place but who will in fact never see the light of day out number th

if you need some help, i did polk a short prayer in my book to help you a long way from john maxwell. it says dear lord, so far today i am doing all right. i have not got the, lost my temper, ben selfish or self indulgent. i have not want, cursory and chocolate however i am going to get out of bed in a few minutes. [laughter] i will need a lot more help after that, amen. anyway, what i'm getting at is i think what a lot of this lack is a sense of gratitude. actually i'm going to say a few words about that and then i will open to the floor for questions and comments because i know some of you may have things you want to at our challenge, and that is fine. i said earlier on i was going to make you feel wealthier as a powerball winner. one of the ways it will do that is to put things in perspective. this is a quote from a biologist, richard dawkins in his book unweaving a window. he says, we are going to die and that mixes the lucky ones. most people never going to die because they are never going to be born. the potential people who could've been here in my place but who will impact nev

john maxwell said that without a successor, there is no success. if you have a conservative organization today and there is not a good succession plan in place, it has been a long weekend. then you are not doing your job. there are a lot of good things and i think they are starting to get that. right now, we are not at a place where they know everything. we should be on this twitter and thing. they know what tweeter -- water is. >> i like what the foundation has been able to do in the last couple of years. if you have not been to the defending the dream conference in october, i went to the one last year and i cannot recommend it enough. it is a huge conference. it brings people together. you talk about some of the things we're talking about today, plus more. it is a way to get us moving forward, unlike a lot of the other forums. that is the problem we have on the bright is that there are a lot of groups that go into status quo mowed and they're doing -- status quo mode. they're doing the same thing they did in 2003. that is not a winning formula. t

john maxwell set without a successor, there is no success. i believe that if you have a conservative organization today and there is not a very good succession plan in place, then you are not doing your job. i think there are a lot of problems. they are starting to get it. we are not at the place where they know everything, but we are at the place where they know that they do not know. we should be on this twitter thing. they are not treating yet, but they now know what twitter is. -- t they -- tweeting yet. >> if you have not been to that defending the dream conference in october, i went to last year's, and cannot recommend it enough. it is a huge conference and it brings people together. you talk about some of the things we are talking about here today plus more. it is a way to get us focused on moving forward, unlike a lot of the other forums the right has had for a long time. that is part of the problem we have on the right. there are a lot of groups that have gone into status quo mode and they are doing the exact same things now with dem

maxwell, or any of you. >> i will take a stab at it. i think that part of this is that the national level exercise series developed out of the series that was done? >> do what? >> the top officials program that was done. for a long time, the states and regions have practiced natural disasters and i think that we were -- >> at the direction of the federal government or on their own? >> on their own, to some degree but with the federal government as well. >> a terrorist attack is not likely to be some kind of bomb that incinerates the united states. yet, we had national exercises there. >> i think that to some degree, we have that. we went through several scenarios. we're getting back to the need of doing those high level official exercises with natural disasters as well. >> it makes one question -- you agree that it was not a lack of authority? >> no ma'am. >> i think it was you that cautions the notion that this may be necessary. we did look at the statutes. if you're going to go at doing something major, do not nitpick the authorizing

they were soon arrested a regular facials identify them is sean gabriel maxwell shane power and serveiran is putting election protesters and opposition protesters on trial today. they are accused of rioting. >> a warning in the philippines after the death of loved former president aquino. she is viewed across the world as an icon of democracy. in 1986, she led an uprising that ended the 20 year dictatorship of ferdinand marcos. she also fought off seven coup attempts, aquino had been suffering from: cancer. she was 76 years old. >> we're learning the wife of a ponzi scheme or bernie made a post on the same a lot of money. court papers show ruth made up those $600,000 in tax penalties and interest and may offer to pay off its good and new spending agreement allows her to spend money only on her tax and legal bills, as well as a reasonable amount on living expenses. that's not new -- that's not. >> controversy brewing in a new california espresso director. why did you well, check out the bikini clad priestess. not surprisingly, a lot more men than women are visiting the shop *speaker3 ,

. >> what's your thought on that, maxwell? >> well, i mean, i feel like i should take less and less stock in the unemployment rate right now because i think the biggest catalyst for upward pressure in the unemployment rate are people re-entering the workforce. even as we see job declines desemester rating, we're going to continue to see the unemployment rate push higher. even if, for example, we saw the off chance that we have actually positive gains this year, at least in one month, i still think we could see the unemployment rate pushing heighter even into year-end. and i don't necessarily see that as a pullish sign, but if it's stemming mostly from the fact of people re-entering the workforce, that's not necessarily a bad thing. throughout this -- throughout all these the declines, for much of them, anyway, the unemployment rate has been understated from people exiting the workforce and i think at this point this is a very versal of that. >> max, hi. this is christina. do you think the corporate sector will feel more rain a

and "maxwell silver." less than two years after "abbey road" the beatles broke up.at famous street remain symbols of of the sound track of an era. there are other iconic baelgtszs landmarks, "strawberry fields "penny lane" but "abbey road" belongs to london, when the beatles recorded all of their great music. jenna? >> tom aspell in london. tom, thank you. >>> let me get this straight. a tour good night, $10 a head to cross a street? >> absolutely. could have been my street on 9th. who know, but, no. 89th. >>> we'll be right back. first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> still to come on "today," what you need to know to protect yourself against swine flus. >>> plus, who's going to take over for paula abdul now that she's leaving "american idol"? we'll tell you who's in the running. >>> first, these messages. so she can watch me cook. you just love the aromas of beef tenderloin... and, ooh, rotisserie chicken. yes, you do. [ barks ] yeah. you're so special, you deserve a very special dog food. [ woman ] introducing chef michael's canine creations. the deliciously differen

and "maxwell silver." less than two years after "abbey road" the beatles broke up.at famous street remain symbols of of the sound track of an era. there are other iconic baelgtszs landmarks, "strawberry fields "penny lane" but "abbey road" belongs to london, when the beatles recorded all of their great music. jenna? >> tom aspell in london. tom, thank you. >>> let me get this straight. a tour good night, $10 a head to cross a street? >> absolutely. could have been my street on 9th. who know, but, no. 89th. >>> we'll be right back. first, this is "today" on nbc. they have alzheimer's and heart disease, diabetes and cancer, and they've heard that biomedical research offers hope -- that it could control, maybe even cure, their disease. senator barbara mikulski understands the importance of innovative biomedical research for patients, their families, and our economy here in maryland. call senator mikulski today. tell her thanks for protecting the promise of biomedical research and the maryland jobs it provides. it's not just the future. it's life. >>> still to come on "

this is from adriana maxwell and not only attended one a local town hall meeting, she's actually startede it up to page 183 and she's been talking about what she's been, what she's been reading. >> that's some reading. >> absolutely. >> we need a system that makes sense. we'll see what actually comes out of the bill because right now there's four bills out there and the republicans have their version and the senate has their version and i think if people bow back a little and read it and then figure out how to improve it, we actually could end up with a fairly workable bill. >> wow. >> yeah. we didn't have time to show her entire video because she's actually going, not page by page, but really highlighting some key points. i encourage you to go to ireport.com and see the rest of aid reon's ireport and we want you to take part in this important discussion. weigh in on health care reform. if you've been reading the bill, let us know your thoughts and certainly if you're attending one of the town hall meetings, take photo, take video and just go to ireport.com. >> she is doing a great thing

. >> aid ddrianna maxwell is hereh a report. what is it like, most of us haven't even attempted to do what you are trying to do now, which is to try to read a piece of legislation as being crafted and formed, all right? so how does it read? >> it reads like legislationese. >> what does that mean? >> it's its own language. they state an amendment. they state what the amendment is, and afterwards they define each term in there. so, when they're talking about primary care, they define it. they say, this is primary care. this is principal care, this is end-of-life care, and everything's defined. and if they happen to tweak or change any previous acts like the social security act of 1935, they'll state security act 1935, and then underneath it they're sail we're going to take out the "and" and the "or" and we'll put this in its place. >> but that still sounds like a difficult read. >> it doesn't flow at all. >> right. >> it's a lot of -- you can tell it's a lot of people writing it. it's not just one man siting this writing the whole

john maxwell, a great leadership guru said without a successor there is no success. you have a conservative organization today and there's not a good succession plan in place and then you are not doing your job. there are a lot of problems, there are a lot of good things and they are starting to get it. we're not at a place where they know everything, but they know they don't know. we should be on this twitter thing -- that's where they are at. they now know what is. >> i would like to comment the afp foundation for what they have been able to do in the last couple of years. i went to last year's conference and can't recommend it in half. it's a huge conference. it brings people together -- talk about some of the things we're talking about today and more. it is a way to get focused on moving forward, unlike a lot of the other forums the right has had for a long time. part of the problem we have on the right is there are a lot of groups that have gone into status quo mode and are doing the exact same things now with democrats in charge of the white house and congress

state department says it's looking into the matter and a kurdish spoke person says shaun gabe breen maxwellshort. a woman known as icon of democracy passed away. former fill ponyphilippinfilipi aquino, she ended the dictatorship of marcos. and yesterday the white house released a statement on her death saying in part she played a crucial role in philippine's history and ruling the democratic rule from her people power moments over 20 years. she suffered from colon cancer. she was 76. those are your top stories right now. . >> rick: the h1n1 swine flu is responsible for giving students on a trip to china from oregon a trip to remember. they landed in the u.s. yesterday afternoon, but had to leave behind 12 students. they're all under quarantine in china. the chinese government quarantined the group after two students tested positive for h1n1 three weeks ago, saying they will be allowed to leave once they test negative for the virus. the c.d.c. continues to be on high alert on the fears of the spread of the h1n1 flu strain. mary anne silber is live from atlanta with the latest on this. >> we

justin maxwell is possibly the future.down there and have a good attitude and work hard and come back umm here. >> bob: yeah, j. max is hitting .228. >> rob: that's not a good show. >> bob: he has 111 strikeouts. >> rob: he does have 12 home runs, so he's showing the power. there's an 11th strikeout. >> bob: and bergmann gets one by steve pearce for the first out in the eighth inning. >> rob: well, it's that hard fastball throws it -- throws it right by pearce. >> rob: elijah dukes only had eight strikeouts in 66 at-bats. prey good ratio. >> bob: bergmann whistles in a fastball. andy laroche hitting .266 this year, but better late in a ballgame. he has an rbi tonight. his 38th. they came into this game 2-17 last. younger brother of adam, andy is 25 years of age. >> rob: his brother, adam today, traded back to atlanta from the boston red sox for casey kotchman. >> bob: how about that? >> rob: strange. >> bob: that ball is hit a mile and hooking way foul. that's into the upper deck. >> rob: kennametal   you know what t

from around the area are struggling to contain a fire that swept through a strip of businesses on maxwellstreet. a town of 50,000 people and unconfirmed reports that city hall is among the buildings burning. that's unconfirmed but no traffic being allowed in and out of the downtown yare except these emergency vehicles. no reports of any injuries at this point. >>> another breaking story out of new jersey. a plane made an emergency landing in a mall in rockaway township. two people were aboard the cessna when it landed nose first halfway between the jcpenney store and toys "r" us. a ipilot and passenger were treated on the scene by paramedics. town square mall is the location you can see the foam in the parking lot where the wreckage was hosed down. not a single car was damaged. the plane was on route to the essex county airport and the pilot reported having a rough running engine and it struck several trees and lost a wheel before coming to a rest. >>> michael jackson's doctor could face criminal charges. now that the l.a. coroner office have concluded lethal helpens of propofol in his bo

john maxwell, a look great leadership girl said, without a successor there is no success.if you have a conservative organization today, and there is not a very good succession placed the succession plan in place, then you are not doing your job. i think there are a lot of problems and a lot of good things. we are not at the place where they know everything, but we are at a place that they know that they do not know. they are not tweeting, but they know what twitter is. we are at that point. >> if you have not been to the defending the dream conference in october, i went to lash years and cannot recommend it enough in washington. it is a huge conference. it brings people together. you talk about some of the things we are talking about today. it is a way to get us focus on moving forward, unlike a lot of other forms that the right has had for a long time. it is part of the problems we had on the right. there are a lot of groups that have gone into status " mode. they are doing a lot of things that they were doing in 2003 with republicans in charge of the congress and white h