right to mcclain in the i- formation. mcclain sticks his head down. he is not going to get in. the 6-inch line. >> stan: cam cameron told us the favorite player was the fullback belly. the first play you learn when you start playing football. it's a simple handoff. the fullback hits the line before the blockers get off the block. that time they pushed the blockers back in the infield. >> gerry: mash and dash in the backfield. flacco on second and goal. flags and whistles. [ announcer ] false start. 5-yard penalty, 2nd down. >> stan: you can't do that. you cannot do that on the half yard-line. michael oher, the rookie. i have seen rookies do that. that's a rookie mistake. that will take you out to a precarious situation. >> gerry: spread out the receivers on third and goal from the 6. again whistles and flags. the ravens did not get the play off before the shot clock was fired. [ announcer ] 5-yard penalty. 2nd down. >> gerry: when you get down to the red zone, the coach wants to shoot somebody. >> stan: john harbaugh wants to shoot somebody. this is what he does not like. catch

job by mcclain. that's how you want to pressure the quarterback. >> gerry: jameel mcclain who was a bubble guy a year ago is now play for example playing time. he's got a roster spot locked up. john kasay an attempt at the field goal. is good. 3:39 to play. the ravens lead is now 4 points, 17-13. the veterans on both sidelines all with a sigh of relief. it's no longer a game you can tie with one score. the veteran coaches do not want to see overtime in the pre- season. >> stan: there was no question they were going to 0 for 2. i don't think the coaches want to be out here. i will do anything to avoid a tie even if it means conceding and taking a loss. >> gerry: the two difference making plays are the ravens two 2nd quarter touchdowns and todd heap a 9-yard reception from joe flacco. it's the mill erlite good call. a throw from joe flacco to todd heap. todd heap has been bothered by back problems. rob, he looks 100% for the first time in 18 months. >> rob: i'm sure joe flacco and cam cameron is excite

threw that one at the feet of jameel mcclain.s 16-0 with 13:35 left to play had the ballgame. the redskins with the ball. matt birk's oldest child is 7. his wife pregnant with number five. she's a pro. colt brennan, his pass is almost caught with a one-handed grab by robby agnone, reached up with his right hand, almost pulled it in with a really pretty one-handed grab. >> stan: those are the type of plays if you make them open the eyes of coaches. he just couldn't quite pull it in. that's a seam pattern. they got caught with the defensive lineman covering. >> gerry: redskins are going to take a time-out. for all event, you can get great deals. it's perfect. i just want to make sure it's the right decision. future...us? we got here as quick as we could. look it's the cc. you don't pay for scheduled maintenance, you get the car of your dreams... seriously us, just drive it. you're right. dealer: let's take this one. it's a time-space continuum thing. the future... @o@o@o >> gerry: 16-0, ravens in front of the redskins. and if we ta

starting for the ravens, ray rice and le'ron mcclain. up front, michael oher, chris chester who has had a great camp so far. all eyes on right tackle tonight in michael oher. a third down and 4. flacco to throw, and he has a first down out at the 47-yard line. justin try onon the tackle. a lot of happy coaches. >> stan: good job getting inside. michael oher had a lot to do with that completion. andre carter, got him down, which opened that lane to be able to throw it there. good job by michael oher getting the hands of the defender down. >> gerry: ravens working on their first first down of the night. he's stopped shy of midfield by london fletcher. you can't ask for a more consistent player than london fletcher. especially has played in 176 consecutive regular season games. >> stan: he's been a great player for them. kids from a small school in cleveland, ohio, and he's just done a great job for the rams and now the redskins. >> gerry: flacco with a deep drop, has time. has it in the redskins territory, and he's pushed out of bounds ins

>> michael said she is his trustee in 2006, 2007 and 2009, not branca or mcclain.siness matters. michael and branca had a separation, a long separation. branca just came back into michael jackson's life. he has a stellar career. don't take that away from him. many lawyers have stellar careers that are not the trustee for michael jackson. >> larry: i've got it. bronx, new york, hello. >> caller: hello. yes. i was calling about blanket. being that debbie has visitation rights to both her older children, will blanket be included in these activities so he don't feel left out being that he don't have a mother nor father right now? >> larry: will who be included? >> will blanket be included in the visitation. >> larry: i'm sorry. i didn't hear her. >> it will depend if that's in blanket's best interest. i don't think that's anticipated. he has never met debbie rowe and she is not blanket's mother. >> larry: how long will this go on? >> we hope it's resolved soon. we have meetings with special administrators and frankly i think they're decent people who want to do the rig

although le'ron mcclain will start off playing fullback.down people he will get more and more carries. >> gerry: 2nd down and 2. willis mcgahee is going to come up a yard shy. third and short. troy smith and the number twos. >> stan: that time he tried to squeeze in between people instead of lowering the shoulders. he's a big strong guy. he just tried to turn his body and squeeze through instead of lowering the shoulder. >> gerry: third and 1 from the ravens 43. the shotgun. flags down. pattern complete. demetrius williams wrestled down but not before he gets the 1st down. wilson pulls him down. the panthers off sides. >> referee: off sides. defense. the penalty is declined. >> gerry: radio partners for tonight, we want to pause for radio identification. the ravens in front 17-3. troy smith engineering his first drive of the night. first and 10. shy of midfield. play action for smith. good protection. swing pass to mcgahee. shy of midfield. that's how tray stallings came out and gave willis mcgahee a chance. i thought a lot more than 3 yard

yesterday he made several stops including this one at a home in mcclain. he had lunch with vet n. >>> and there were two winners on friday's night jackpot. the largest pot for mega millions in two ars. the winning tickets now worth an $166 million each were purchased in san gabriel in california and a convenience store in the bronx. the megaball was 31. one person in maryland matched five numbers without the ball, and that was worth $250,000. >>> back to school at george washington university. more than 7,000 students moved in yesterday. not much time to relax, though. classes are scheduled to begin tomorrow. >>> you can recognize them because of their hats. this week's wednesday child looks at a group of local women helping the children get ready for the school year. why wicelhaicel jacks >>> many of our wednesday's children heading back to school don't have parents to buy them the school supplies they need. but a group of women make sure they don't feel left out. barbara harrison takes a look in this week's wednesday child. >> the real magic was done by

clarify for everybody, katherine jackson claimed the current executors lawyer john branca, john mcclain, keeping her in the dark about things. basically, she needs to know more. are they fit and able to administer and make decisions for michael jackson's estate? russell, any headway on that? >> there was a lot of discussion during today's court hearing and the judge said he wanted to encourage a free flow of information and encouraging that all along. today he kept stressing that phrase. so today would make a lot of headway because they're going to continue the hearing on the probate issues regarding who has permanent control of the estate till monday. between now and then, we can expect fights whether depositions will be taken and documents exchanged. >> jennifer, how much can katherine jackson be contest that branca and mclain are the executors without her violating the no contest clause in michael's will and she's out of her 40%? >> she can make waves. let's put it that way. what i think is interesting in this case is that there was talk today, my understanding from the reports is th

and actually, what happened was that teddy had asked ronny to speak at the library in mcclain and dound-raiser for them, which he did. very happily. >> larry: what was your reaction to the news? i guess it wasn't unexpected. >> no, of course it wasn't. it's still sad, you know. terribly, terribly sad. but not unexpected, no. >> larry: you think a common bond was also the irish ancestry? >> well, could be. i never thought about that, but certainly possible. they both certainly enjoyed good stories. >> larry: yeah, they did. >> they both had very definite opinions about thing. it was a wonderful, wonderful friendship. >> larry: said a lot about america, didn't it? >> yes, it did. yes it did. and i wish, i wish, larry, that i could say that of now. >> larry: no, that's gone. you had a lot of common ground on the issue of stem cells, did you not? >> yes, we did. i was the one who was always calling people. >> larry: no kidding. >> these four men, i'm sure, every time someone came in and said, oh, mrs. reagan is calling again, they said, oh, my god, though, not again. >> larry: we hear a

she runs her own business, juggles the family budget and jake and fiona mcclain are good friends allt of the baby sitting cooperative in brooklyn, new york. >> the natural network of grandmothers, aunts, and uncles to baby sit is not here. >> it's great to get on that intimate level with other families. >> reporter: they trade baby sitting services for points, earning four points an hour baby sitting which sthe later -- they later swap to get points off. >> i made sure i saved up points to go out. >> reporter: baby sitting co- ops are thriving. brooklyn mom sharon ing started it by word of mouth less than a year ago. there's now a waiting list to get in. >> we use it once a month. >> not enough. we'd like to use it more. >> reporter: families commit to baby sitting twice a month, signing up online either to sit or cash this their points. >> i just submitted my request. >> reporter: the co-op meets regularly and makes sure everyone's on the same page when it comes to child proofing and medical releases. >> something like this becomes like your extended family. you have people you can

some of you gathered in mcclain and he was deciding not to take on that challenge once more. how difficult was that for him? >> well, i think it was obviously very difficult decision, but he decided, you know, that for a lot of reasons, primarily personal, that he wasn't going to put his family through the -- another campaign, another presidential campaign. literally, all of his nieces and nephews dropped whatever they were doing in 1980 and were on the campaign full time. it was a remarkable family endeavor. so i think he decided, you know, he wasn't going to do that, wasn't going to put the family through it. and i think in the period between the 1980 presidential campaign and 1984, he found himself in the role of representing the democratic party as a challenge president reagan on a lot of his particularly domestic policies. and i think he felt that that was an important role and he wants to continue that unencumbered by the demands of a presidential campaign. >> wasn't there something liberating about that decision, bill? >> oh, i think that, you know, i think there's cle

motorists, they have to go from that right hand exit to i-66 to take 123 to mcclain. adding to this confusion, they need to take them to bet out there and by the time you get to 123 north, it's closed. >> i'm chris tan fischer out there. and every single car in this parking lot is out there. this is where the automotive groups, they teach their clunkers, buying 1300 events since they launched last month. but they say that they are still waiting for the federal government to fork out almost all the reimbursements. >> we actually got paid on that very first one just last week. only paid now on a total of close to 30. but we still have, well, over $4.5 million outstanding from the government at this time. >> it's the same story for most dealerships in the program. the government, they now say they are in the process of adding 1,000 new employees to help speed up the payment process. despite the delay. most dealerships in the washington area, they say that they will keep accepting your clunkers until the funds, they run out. >>> i'm aubrey barns, a woman ho has dedicated

joining me now to talk about all of this is sill von valley entrepreneur audrey mcclain and a professorrman as well. we started a conversation a couple of weeks about the difficult economic time we're having whether or not the silicon valley can lead us out of the recession. your thoughts? >> when we spoke, i guess, two weeks ago now we talked about the fact there is a pretty strong precedent for this if you look at the '70s and '80s. there was a real bad economy. tight venture capital markets and dormat market. intel and fedex and microsoft and apple and others emerged drk during that same time. i think we can see something similar to that now. >> mort, i'm interested in your take on this. oddly enough, you said that during difficult times sometimes you get better companies. a little darwinian? >> absolutely. when capital is tight, the ideas have to be more compelling and the intermanure entrepreneur needs to be more tenacious because they have to fund the companies over a longer period of time until they are able to build a company that can go public. >> certainly our comparative adva

his mother catherine wants to become a co-executor along with john bronco and john mcclain. court documents indicate the singer'ses mate could be worth as much as $500 million but the actual current worth is about $100 million. court filings show branca and mcclain have received $5.5 million from his former financial adviser. they've taken possession of much of his property and hope to finish several multi-million dollar deals soon. >>> the man who killed three people in a shooting rampage in a gym in western pennsylvania last week was questioned by police before the incident. police near pittsburgh say they questioned and searched george sodini just a week before the rampage. a bus passenger reported seeing a man with a grenade and sodini matched his description. he was let go because the witness couldn't identify him as the man. police won't say whether they found any grenades at sodini's home. sodini killed himself at the fitness club. >>> democratic senate claire mccass kill is holding two town hall meetings today. recently opponents of overhaul have disrupted similar to

and mcclain and gooden battling it out. for the spot. don't see it that way. >> we are going out there and practicing and playing hard. at the end of the day the coaches make the decision. all we can do is better ourselves and our team. for me it is durability and see me play, and finish out the whole preseason strong. just as i am starting. >> meanwhile there could be some all too rare good news from the injury front. mark clayton back on the field. five year veteran doing running and cutting and seemed to run without difficulty. originally hurt his hamstring on training camp. and john harbaugh said at that time he would miss two preseason games. now that we are a couple days away from the third. there is speculation he might play saturday night. they are not saying. stay tune. >> mark sanchez is named the starting quarterback of the jets. first rookie to be slated to start the opener in the jet's 50 year history. usc product and number one draft pick showed ryan all he needed to see in two preseason games. beat out clemens and will mak

jamil mcclain, after getting beat picks one off for a score. the ravens thank the two defensive touchdowns. led at the half. the jets got within a point, 22 seconds left. frank walker gets burned early in the third quarter after a turnover by the ravens on a kickoff. then rex's team goes for the win. but ladarius webb, a bad fumble on the kick return breaks it up. the ravens survive a hard- fought game 24-23. >> it was good to see the young guys, guys fighting to make the team find a way to win a game at the end, you know. had a couple of mistakes during the game, but came back and made a play. >> went down and had some nice drives. so we'll go back over the date. in the end we feel pretty good what we did right now. said we would go back and look at it and see what we can clean up for next week. >>> after the game bart scott had interesting comments about rex, quote, he was the head coach of that team last year, whether you guys know it or not. i wonder what john harbaugh would say about that. rex has seen this before. natta, who has three car

have a lot of talent and young guys that have to make the same strides and in the second year that mcclain did last year. >> to baseball, o's remain quiet at the trade deadline, one day after sending sherrill to the dodgers. tonight they were looking to increase the winning streak to three games as they welcomed the red sox to camden yards. top of the third. boston up. and ortez at the plate. and one day after reports came out that he tested positive for steroids in 2003, what does he do, he goes yard. two-run shot. his 15th. gutherie aleague leading 24th home run given up. sox lead. and bottom of the third. o's down 3-1. reimold hit the high fly ball to right. it clears the score board. just barely. for the two run homer. and now it was reviewed but the home run was upheld. reimold's 10th. game tied at three. and bottom of the sixth. o's trail. huff sitting on 199 career home runs. he drills it deep to center. that one leaves in a hurry. huff's 12th home run this year. his first since july 3. 200 of his career. o's take a lead. and later in the inning. luke scott, gives that pitch a hide

jamil mcclain with the interception. he goes in for the score. the ravens hold on 24-23.re at carolina on saturday. >>> former terp shawn little be the starter for the 49ers. mike singletary made the announcement today. hill is 29. he is in his 8th year in the league and has never started on opening day. he beat out former first overall pick alex smith for the job. >>> it took more than a month, but the orioles finally did something this weekend they hadn't done since before the all star break. win a series. today they're in minnesota looking to keep their momentum going against the twins. and the o's struck first. top 3, brian robert, a double machine off scott baker. michael aubrey would come around to score. leads the al with 1-0 o's. bottom of the 5th, chris tillman getting help from his defense. melvin mora going deep, and bounces the throw over to the out. tillman strong through 5. but the wheels came off in the 6th after a lead-off triple by alexis. a wild pitch ties the game at 1. tillman pulled after loading the bases. jason against hendrickson. a fly ball to lef

. >> reporter: kathy mcclain with safe street cherry hill says community members were doing outreachn the hills around 9 last night, moments before the shooting. >> it's tough, because she has been a community activist for a long, long time and gives everything to the community, everything. takes money out of her pocket to buy snacks at a rec center that has been closed for three years. >> reporter: and as shirley foulks tells friends on the phone, she has more work to do. the 59-year-old had just returned home last night from collecting school supplies. when she sat down to watch tv, a bullet blew through her window frame, pierced through a sofa, and landed in her left breast. >> as i said now, dismiss a little fear. it can happen again. >> reporter: as she answers another phone call. >> i feel fine. >> reporter: she reassures friends that she eis down, but not out, and will continue to help neighborhood children. >> it could have come out. >> reporter: and that gives hope and inspiration to other community activists to keep up the fight. in cherry hill, divia goncalves, abc 2 news.

she founded thsp burgl warsoe hitftng woeft in a westin, fair oaks, centerville and mcclain. >> reporter: jim, it's not just a seven-month period these burglaries have occurred over but also how they are choosing their victims. the first burglary was reported in january here on picasso place. the most recent last week on wood crested circle. 14 others, including one on lo logan wood drive. >> when the burglar saw the victim, he fled out of the house. nothing was taken. >> reporter: police are looking at connections. there's a common link among most of the victims. >> several of the homes had religious ornaments displayed outside or in windows. >> reporter: it is central to some eastern religions, bringer of luck. and the burglars have been making off with jewelry, passports and electronics. the troubling irony, that a symbol of good is attracting bad. >> that's surprising. >> i think people have to, you know, be aware how, because of certain decorations may be targeted, and they need to remove those and kind of blend in maybe a little bit more with the west of the neighborhood. >> report

estate -- the two attorneys -- or the one attorney and the music executive, john branca and john mcclainthe lifestyles they've been maintaining before. the judge agreed to give katherine jackson 100% of the requested amount made by the executors. the children, i think, are going to get around 83%. the judge saying some of the money was duplicitous, meaning some of the money that would go to katherine jackson would also be going to the children, so -- >> let's talk about that right now. because money at the heart, and it should be, of so much of this. peter odom, attorney out of atlanta. when you look at the trust document, what we have heard is that 40% of the estate is to go to katherine jackson, 20% to the children -- 40% to the children, and 20% to charities. the children that we have been watching all hour in this video are going to be very, very wealthy. katherine jackson has issues with the administrators of the estate. she wants to be a co-executor of this whole thing. the issue is not resolved yet. what do you think will happen? >> well, there's a clause in the will called "no co

ram bow, john mcclain, superman, dirty harry and charlotte york. a refreshing mix of park avenue lifestyle and feminine charm. >> i my sex and the city. >> greg: paul, am i making a big deal out of this? is it something to take an icon and turn into some kind of multinational peacekeeper? >> i agree, why do we have to wuss out. it has a kung fu drip and french release arm and made in china, what more do we want. >> fully poseable now. >> greg: they are all made in china. that is why you can't eat them, bill. he puts them everywhere. congressman, is this just another way to deny america's exceptionalism? >> i think it is, greg. and like you, i'm old enough to remember gi joe before the kung fu grip and life like hair and we have to wonder if this was not the inevitable as a result of that decision. my concern is the fundamental concern that so many people have is that by asserting some of the things about america that make us special and unique somehow we are offending people and this is just a symptom of an underlying concern and problem that we se

. >> they take you on the eastbound exit out there to get to northbound 123 towards mcclain.that's the detour for the utter loop of the beltway for them and coming up to the beltway. this map shows the closed ramp to northbound 123. and the first day of any detour, it's a learning process. >> and motorists, they have difficulty from learning about them. they are the eyes and the ears out there. >> it has been crazy. i mean, you know, but my biggest problem is that people, they just don't seem to know how to merge or act right in traffic. >> because i rarely come up here? >> why? >> because of that. that's why i don't come up here. >> trafb? >> yes, traffic, construction, just a mess. >> reporter: this pain is expected to eventually bring game, but that is not until 2013 when they are suppose to be completed and new ramps to tysons are finished. >> progress is painful. so you just find alternate routes and you do what you've got to do. >> one thing that they are going to do here on monday night is put sol steel on a new bridge that is a part of this to go right over 123. 25 da

larry, there -- well, the co-counsel and john mcclain, these are people that we've known for many, many. they're doing an incredible job. they raised a lot of money, close to $100 million for the estate. they're following out michael's wishes accordingly. i just said, and i'll say it again, anyone who is trying to contest the will is going against michael's wishes. >> larry: the judge said, though, they will have power for another 60 days. do you think it's all going to get together with your mother and them? >> yes. they're staying in close communication with my mother. again, i feel good because i've known joel cats for 30 years and he's a very standup guy and he's toing a great job. >> larry: banker is well known. >> yes. >> larry: your father, though he has a close relationship, he wants to visit the kids. he's not going to be involved in raising them because of his age. >> he's probably tired because he's raised us and he had a tough job. but, no, he has an aura about him that is really very respectful. >> larry: has he got a bad rap? >> he gets a bad rap. >> larry: why? he brings

saying apparently that she is being kept in the dark by the temporary executors of the estate, john mcclain and john branca, saying she hasn't been included in decisions, hasn't been able to look at documents and see various information. that's what we'll see tomorrow. what's interesting is that her lawyer is saying his estate is worth something like $2 billion. now the lawyers claim that he's worth about $500 million. that's a big difference. of course you want some involvement in an estate worth $2 billion for sure. >> yeah, understandably so. kim serafin, thank you very much from burbank. >>> stay tuned to msnbc all day tomorrow. we'll have the latest on the jackson hearing with live reports airing throughout the day. >>> let's go to politics now. this weekend, next your congress is heading home to tell you how to feel about health care reform. between lawmakers and the interest groups, the pitches run the gamut, everything from it's time to topple the evil health insurance empire to look out, the government is trying to tell your grandma how she should die. i i'm joined live from washin

audrey mcclain of the silicon valley and has joined us several times was talking about that a few weeks ago how often the silicon valley leads the country in the recession. >> we hope it's a sign of good things to come. >> we hope. let's talk about another good person and things to come. we move out to martha's vineyard. the president's decision to nominate fed chief ben bernanke to a second term. nbc news chief correspondent ron allen is in martha's vineyard. ron, good to see you. >> good to see you, carlos. how are you some. >> good. so no rest for the president and strong words in an early renomination of ben bernanke for a second term. because the president could have waited several months, correct? >> he could. the term doesn't expire until the end of january. this had been talked about for some time. it's our understanding they've had discussions going several weeks. they had a meeting in the white house last wednesday and the white house spokesman here today said after that meeting there was so much speculation about bernanke being reappointed that they wanteded to get this off t

clemens' interception returned by former syracuse standout mcclain for a score.e this one 24-23. mark sanchez afterwards. >> not exactly the way you want to start. i thought i was doing the right thing. he makes a good play on the ball. would come back. i guess that's the way you want to respond, come back and throw a touchdown pass. >> our speed is totally different when we step on the field. we gave sanchez a lot of different looks. rex is the coordinator over there, they gave us a lot of different things. tackle, some linemen go out, come back in, reverse, different things, they tried to give us a lot of different looks. overall as a defense i think we played great. >> peter piper picked a -- of pickles. >> mark sanchez battling clemens as we told you. rex ryan wanted to make the decision on who would be the starting quarterback before the jets' next pre-season game. so far, through two games, san c chez has thrown for more yards. clemens, a better completion percentage. >> 2004, quarterback, doing all right. first it was big bend. then it was eli, now it's ph

go to the mcclain library when the kennedys lived there and do a fund-raiser, he happily did.bond, were irishmen and enjoyed good jokes there. was anannee -- ebuliance about him, especially in later years, where i think the burden of running for president in 1980, having not succeeded in toppling jimmy carter, once that burden was lifted once he realized he was never going to be president he really did buckle down in succeeding years especially with the love of his life, vick kirks his second wife, he really did become transformed into a different person. >> all right,andrea, andrea mitchell in hyannis port. you report at 1 cloa:00. >> reporter: 1:00. >> a few tributes for ted kennedy, i guess he would trade them all in for meaningful health care reform this year. where does the white house go from here? >> i really think they wi will -- they will try to mobilize this sentiment behind senator kennedy and this tremendous sense offer lo loss y to mobilize this and say, let's do this for ted kennedy, the cause of his life, the way lyndon johnson did for the tragic death of presid

the estate, but in a will from 2002, jackson names attorney john branca and music executive john mcclain according to an attorney, jackson is concerned that branca is too tight with aeg, the promoters of jackson's concerts. >> there's no conflict. he doesn't represent aeg. he doesn't represent sony records. >> his advisers should be much more forthcoming from transparents, because at the end of the day, it's about what's in the best interests of michael jackson's children and his mother and other beneficiaries. >> reporter: the battle over jackson's millions or billions is likely to continue long after today's hearing. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >> joining us now is cbs news legal analyst lisa bloom. lisa, good morning. >> good morning. >> what can we expect to hear in court today? what arguments should we expect to be heard? >> katherine jackson's attorneys are going to say the executors have not been forthcoming with her, that there are particular assets that she's been kept in the dark about, most especially that aeg concert contract has not been turned over to her. and the exe

. >> the preseason spirited -- two guys, jamil mcclain battling for that spot. but the two do not see this way. >> we are just going out there practicing and playing hard. at end of the day, the coaches will make the decision. all we can do is try to better ourselves. for me it's durability and seeing me playing and finish out this whole season strong just as a started. >> meanwhile there could be all too rare good news the injury front. mark clayton was back on the field. the 5 year veteran was doing some running. clayton hurt his hamstring at training camp on august 22nd. at that time, john harbaugh thought he would miss two preseason games. now that we're a couple of days away from his 3rd. there's speculations that he might be playing on saturday night. the ravens aren't saying. stay tuned. mark sanchez has been named the starter quarterback of the new york jets. first rookie to play at the starter opener. the pick showed rex ryan all he needed to see in the two preseason games. he will make $18,000 after all offers. go to chevy.com/openhouse for more detail

and jake and fee you in a mcclain are good friends, all part of the baby sitting cooperative in brooklynetwork of grandmothers and aunts and uncles to baby sit is not here. it's great to be on the intimate level with other families. >> reporter: 15 families trade baby sitting services for points, earning four points an hour baby sitting which they later swap to get their own time off. >> my mom came up from australia. i saved up points on baby sitting so i could go out. >> reporter: with everybody looking to save money these days, baby sitting co-ops are thriving. brooklyn mom sharon inge and christine la beck started the co-op by word of mouth less than a year ago. there's a waiting list to get in. >> you use it once a month? >> not enough. we'd like to use it more. >> reporter: families commit to baby sitting twice a month, signing up on-line, either to sit or cash in their points. >> submitted my request. >> reporter: the co-op meets regularly and makes sure everybody is on the same page when it comes to rules like child proving and medical releases. >> i think something like this bec

there's former kennedy, former senator kennedy along with shirley mcclain and michael jackson.f these pictures on our website, as well. we also have the tribute in the form of speeches performed over the years, conversations he's had with larry king live on the "larry king live" program as recently as 2006. >> i bet you're getting a lot of hits on that. what a great gallery. thank you, melissa, appreciate it. >>> a florida appeals court today, in fact, right now considering the state's ban on gays and lesbians adopting children. the 2008 ruling that the ban is unconstitutional. a challenge was brought by martin gill, he and his partner adopted two brothers and they began taking care of as foster parents in 2004. although state law prohibited homosexual people from adopting, it did allow them to be foster parents. in overturning that law, state attorneys argued that the judges legislated from the bench and it should be lawmakers who decide whether gay people in florida should adopt. should gays be prohibited from adopting children? should the ban in florida be overturned? what a

mcclain got the idea by talking to a russian cosmonaut who worked in nasa training, they just have adifferent mind set. we are very risk averse, they are ready to go. there was a talking the apollo days, at one point when we were really afraid the russians were going to get their first, there was some colonel in the military, he was ready to go, just put me on a rock and send me up and i will -- we will plant the flag first. there has always been that kind of different mentality, the explorers who are ready to go, they're willing to take the risks. maclean says i am not talking about a suicide mission, we will find a way to keep the personal lives. we don't have to think about this process of bringing people back. they believe that doubles the risk significantly enhances the risk. so what i did, i took a look at that and i said what does it really mean? does it really say 50% or more? the way i did that, most of the studies over the years that i had seen, the initial figure for cost assessment, how much mass to you have to take off of a rock to get into orbit to get to mars? the desi

>> the question on pharma -- senator mcclain sent out -- senator mccain sent out a message today that reads as follows," drug companies cut deals with the white house and americans lose, special interests when, so much for transparency." would you like to respond? >> that doesn't seem to make any sense. first of all, there is paper about this because it was announced. i do not understand the last argument. what we're doing is looking for savings in the program in health care that would make health care more portable and less expensive for all americans. the agreement that was worked out will help seniors who fall into that doughnut hole in a program that expanded medicare coverage drugs for seniors and used savings to make health insurance more portable form -- more affordable for millions of americans. >> [inaudible] >> if you look back of the course of health care reform as an issue of last 40 years, if you look at where we are in the debate and where others have been and where different stakeholders have been in that debate on the other side, running television ads, opposing health