me. since 2005. so airconditioner got shortened to toaqc. -- tavis: so airconditioner got shortened to ac. me about your background and how you came to turney are made without being a u.s. citizen. how did that happen? -- how you came to be in the u.s. army without being a u.s. citizen. >> i was raised until i was 14, moved to upstate new york, went to college at hudson valley community college. after that, could not afford to go to school anymore. i worked six jobs, and from there decided, you know what? i saw a lot of the guys doing -- just joined the army, during their part, and i had been here for 20 years, -- doing their part. and i felt i was part of this country, and i owe to this country a lot that i decided to join, and when i decided to join, i decided to pick up the 19 delta cowberries doubt, which is combat arms, and from there -- 19 delta calvavalry scout. went to iraq in 2006 and got hurt, and now i am a u.s. citizen. tavis: i want to talk about after injury, but first, i want to get an idea about what you thought you owe to the country, by your own omission -- admission. you

. >> a woman -- i didn't know who she was, but had run after me. aceaid that her dad had tually had a heart attack. >> reporter: firefighters and paramedics sprung into action. before hundreds of parade-watchers. they gave an on-the-spot demonstration in life-saving. stabilizing the patient and loading him into an ambulance. >> we did it in front of a crowd. at the end of it, we got a standing ovation. i don't think we've ever run a call where people applauded what we did. some people, unless they watch rescue 911 or see it, they don't know what we do. >> reporter: in a matter of minutes, the patient was on his way to the hospital. and while the dramatic response created a long gap in the parade, firefighters quickly gathered up their supplies and resumed the festivities knowing another life had been saved. >> i know we were all grateful to be there a be able to give him assistance right away. definitely gave him the best chance possible to have a great recovery. >> the victim is listed in fair condition at the hospital, recovering in no small part to

>> no, it's not rare for me to hit aces. again i am happy with my percentages. i have been above 70% the whole time and with my first serve, if i am hup there, i will hold my fair share. >> not only does andy murray hold the 6-2 edge over andy roddick, he is 6 and 2 against roger federer: this is the farthest murray has gone at wimbledon. roddick lost to fed ned in-- to federer in 2004 and 2005. >> all eyes are on roger federer. he continues his assault on the tennis record books trying to surpass pete sampras. this is what tennis threw at him today. a 6-foot 10 inch player, ivo karlovic who had not been broken in 79 straight games entering the quarter-finals, but roger made it look easy. second set during the change over. here's karlovic thinking sunglasses might work. maybe it did. huge ace. nothing that federer can do about that. 5-all in the 2ndet. karlovic serving. he goes up the line. karlovic can't get there. and broken again. only on the 40-- on the court for an hour. federer comes up big. karlovic misses long. 3rd set karlovic without the sunglasses. wi

. >> you like me, no ac? >> that is the case. my place is like a lot of places out there. really hot and uncomfortable. we checked the they were stat here, it's 94 degrees. it's 99 degrees upstairs. like you we don't have air conditioning but we do have the fans going. if you're trying to find ac or fans right now, good luck. >> reporter: with a new air conditioner in hand, there was no way it was going to be left behind. >> it's been pretty hard, yeah. i haven't tried as hard as some people. we tried yesterday, couldn't get one. now we can. >> reporter: anxious customers sweated outside the sears store for a chance to snag one from a new >> this year when they said a week maybe longer, i said time to get one. i'm too old to be hot. >> announcer: from k-2 news, this is a breaking news alert. >> another day of record breaking heat but it's all downhill from here. we're past the peak of the heat wait. >> some jensen is live with a look at who is calling for help during this heat wave and why. >> reporter: fortunately a lot of people are finding a seat in the shade, keeping i

they're entitled, it seems to me, to ac--ac--to get a fee for it. i never had any argument within myself with that or with anybody else. and i don't think we ever had any real concern about it--paying for a memoir. c-span: you did one of the last interviews with john kennedy... >> guest: yeah. c-span: ...in 1963 about--and one of the things you talked about was vietnam. what was the setting for that interview? >> guest: well, the--we were the first of the networks to go to the full half-hour broadcast from 15 minutes. believe it or not, news broadcasts were 15 minutes for quite a number of years until--till that year of 1973--'63. and we went to the half-hour, and in doing so, we--i asked the president for an interview--if he'd sit still for an interview for the network's first half-hour broadcast, which he agreed to do. it was over the labor day weekend, and he was up at hyannis port, so we went up to hyannis port to his summer home and did the interview there. c-span: you say in your book on page 243, 'and i have always believed that if he had liv

me? i hope they throw in some pepcid ac or something. s serious. >> give me a challenge. >> i bet you couldn't. >>> exclusive weathernet. and then we'll start the 6:00 news. >> let's head outside and check the temperatures, in the inner harbor, downtown baltimore. 77, 81 -- it feels like. 79% humidity. more when we come back. >>> good morning. i'm jamie costello >> i'm megan pringle. it's wednesday, july 29th. we're halfway through the week before we get to justin's weekend forecast, let's check the top stories. a man who made a fortune in the kitchen is now really feeling the heat. more on the indictment of john paterakis. >>> who is brian singleton? jimmy nicholas, roslyn mohammed? frank tyson? police believe they were all aliases used by michael jackson to get medical care. >>> we have not said this this in four years. michael phel

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me year. turn the ac off and open the windows tonight. we will come back and talk about getting out of that groove and we will also talk about summer. it is lurking just around the corner. that and more coming up. >>> michael jackson's death still shrouded in mystery. now that the memorials are over, what's next? that story just ahead. ko/ >>> stocks did not move much today on wall street. the dow finished the day up 14 points to close at 8178. nasdaq rose a point and s&p 500 lost one point. >>> sky 9 was out there today over the scene of a messy vegetable oil spill in laurel. this all happened just after lunchtime in the southbound lanes of i-95 right near route 198. the crash cut the traffic back to just one lane. luckily, though, it is only vegetable oil. the environment is not in danger officials say. even better, nobody was hurt. >>> good news for drivers and residents in north east dc. a busted gas main that shut down minnesota avenue this morning is finally fixed. several buildings and homes had to be evacuated just as a precaution

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but during his visit this weekend he stopped to give an exclusive interview to "ac 360" anchor, anderson cooper, joining me with a sneak preview. this is the last stop on a big foreign trip. there was a lot of ground to cover. one of the topics you talked about was afghanistan. he spoke about the situation on the ground there right flow. >> commanders on the ground say there's a limited window for success with the current operation. they really need more afghan troops on the ground. i asked the president if he had a timetable. he wouldn't go that far. he talked about the personal impact of sending troops into combat. watch. you sent u.s. troops into combat 21,000, 4,000 marines involved in helmand province. does it make you think differently about the conflict knowing you were the ones to send troops in? >> absolutely. i think it's the most profound decision i've made since i've been president. i think about it every day. you know, i have to sign letters for those who are fallen. we have seen a rampup of fighting taking place in afghanistan. during the g-8 summit i was with gordon brown as he received news

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me to get through my work day. >> larry: anderson cooper hosts "ac 360" at the top of the hour.s barack obama part two, right, anderson? >> that's right, my exclusive talk with president obama in cape coast castle in west africa in ghana, countless years, africans were killed or shipped into a life of bondage in america and elsewhere. it was an emotional experience for the president, sasha, and malia. the president talks about that. he takes us behind the scenes what happened when his girls met the pope in rome. and michelle obama's family's roots. we'll show you the south carolina plantation where her family believes her great, great grandfather was born into a life of slavery. >>> also tonight, the michael jackson investigation, cnn has new video of the coroner removing documents from the office of dr. arnie klein. we'll tell you what that bodes for him and for the investigation. and jackson's security detail, the head of it is also speaking out to randi kaye. about michael jackson's addictions and how hard jackson was working at the time of his death. those stories and more o

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>> the setor -- the senator -- the ace will remove that man! le mes mmittee either for against the nominee, either for or agains any pition that senator sessions or ior any other senator willhave. this is a hearing of the united states enate. and will haverder and we wi he decom. the are people who want to ha this hearing in fairness to judge sotomayor, there will be -- it will be done orderly. an i will direct th police to reve anybody who does any kind of a outbur eitherr or against the nominee, eithe for or against any member of this commite. ank you. >> tnkou, mr. chairman, for your firwords. i support you 100%. >> thk you. and the -- the record willhow my comnts outside of senator feinstein'somments and i yield ba to her. >> thank you, mr. chairman. bottom line, i believeour record indicates that you possessll of these qualities. over the past years of my service on is committee, ve found it increasingly difficult know from answers to questis we from this w a nominee will actually act as a supreme court ustice. becae answers here are often dict

aces. hakem dermish is downtown to take in all the action. >> reporter: hello. i want to get right to it and introduce our guest. murphy jensen. you know, he told met they are going to win tonight because look at his shirt. refuse to lose. they will go for their first win against the st. louis aces. now, i want to ask you, you -- used to be a player in this league. what's it like now as a coach? >> it is a lot different. i lost my voice and it has only been 72 hours of tennis. playing last night against venus and in that tough team from philly was -- you know, exhausting. but, you know, it is a lot more difficult because of i'miting my nails and nervous wreck and lost all of my hair. i have gray coming in my beard. it is really, really rough. the atmosphere i better than -- the reason i came back is in this capacity is because washington, d.c., and the castles do this format and professional tennis better than anyone else in the world. that's the truth. i wouldn't be ba in tennis if it wasn't for mark and the premier organization. >> reporter: tonight you have to take on the st. louis aces. theyave kournikova. she is not playing because of an inju

congressman thornberr before i gback to the chairm, let me just read to you something i know've read before, whh is the statute, the national security ac which specifies exactly what the c st reveal to congress. it says and s said in law since 1947, the cia all ensure that the congrsional intelligence committeeare kept fuy and currently informed of the intelligence activits the united states, incding any significant anticited intelligence activity. so what it is saying is e a must inform you when they anticipate doing something. they must then inform u when they a currently doing sothing, and what leon panetta came ithere d said, and you have just agreed thahe said, they were conducting a secret proam that you were not told about f eight years. how can you lookt that as anything but a violation of e law we just read? number one, you only read a portion ofhe law. there are a number of exceptio th are listed later. number two, rector panetta came and broug to our attention a matter that he thought need to be brought to our attention,nd allf us appriate that. that is very different f jumping to a conclusion that says they violated t law o

ace out here. he comes up to me and talks to me and really relaxes me and helps me out a lot. really good with that for me. >> john lannan, pretty stingy with his pitches this year as you see the graphics second in the senior circuit in pitches per inning 13.9 second only behind chris carpenter. >> this is he's able to go 7 1/2 innings f you're a big league pitcher and can go 15 pitches per inning, you're doing what you're supposed to do. that's an average for good major league pitching. anything under that is spectacular. john lannan has been spectacular all year long. he has just been able to go out there and throw strikes, move the ball in and out not just this year, last year too. 3.51 earned run average has been fastballing as he was in the high fours back in may. only 31 base on balls this season. he's the first guy in line to throw 00 innings plus since livan hernandez did it in 2006. >> what's impressive is he started off 0-3 but now evened his record at 7-7 as the season rolls on. he seems to be getting better and better, more consistent. >> johnny f-he's had four run

i loved working with the children and helping the families, and why couldn't acs and the city help meke new york to know and the nation to know like any help would be great for me right now. gretchen: this is a discrimination disability case? what is it? >> a disability discrimination case. she was fired because she has kidney disease, and we're here today -- she needs a kidney, and she needs it fast. peter: how do you get relief quickly, mr. ottenger? >> the legal system doesn't happen quickly, so we need the city to pay attention now. gretchen: thank you, the best of luck to you. >> thank you. peter: good luck. >> thank you. gretchen: five murders in five days. we are live in south carolina where residents now living in fear of a serial killer there, and it may not be the first time. peter: plus president obama arriving in russia this morning. heading straight to the negotiating table. gretchen: jon and kate. are they a couple again? new details on what the two did together.  when morning comes in the middle of the night... rooster crow. ...it affects your entire day. to get a goo

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me, larry. thank you. because i was bud's class 58th and now i am 58. >> larry: thank you so much, jesse. >> always, larry. my pleasure. bye-bye. >> larry: jesse ventura. time now for anderson cooper and "ac." anderson? >> hey, larry. thanks so much. >>> moments ago the sheriff in pensacola, florida, announcing new arrests at the home apparently in a robbery with nine of the kids in the house. this woman, pamela longwiggens sought and then brought in for questioning now under arrest. we have details ahead. >>> also, video seen for the first time of the accident that set michael jackson's hair on fire. was it a turning point for him? did it set him on a path to drug addiction and eventually death? new details on that and showing you the tape. it is frankly unbelievable. >>> also, a powerful, emotional journey. "360" traces the roots of first lady michelle obama, back to her

ac 360" along with my friend here, jeff glor. >> filling in for chris wragge. good looking guy. who is he going to hurt? >> not mebig thing, jessie james. >> i love it. nothing like a little barbecue in the summertime. >> just got a new drill. >> oh, perfect for you. you'll be taking notes, right? perfect. we'll get to that in a moment. first, one last look at the morning's headlines because it is a busy morning in the news world. priya is inside at the news desk. >> good morning, guys. good morning, everyone. >>> president obama is expected back at the white house early tomorrow morning after a trip abroad. mr. obama is wrapping up his travels with the stop in the west african nation of ghana. this morning he cited ghana's enduring democratic government as a model for other african nations. the president's other stops included russia and italy where' tended the g-8 summit and visited the pope at the vatican. >>> authorities closed an historic cemetery near chicago in the middle of a grave digging scheme after finding more human bones on the grounds. the county sheriff designated it a crime scene. hundreds of fam