coll jean collin john michael collins michael l. collins thomas j.lison jeffrey duane coleman. patricia malia colodner linda m. colon and my uncle and my guardian angel, michael angel trinidad. i'll go the rest of my life knowing you and mom are by my side. >> and my uncle, thomas joseph fowler. uncle tom, even though you moved on to the next life, i'm sure you are not resting. it is not in your nature to rest. i'm sure you are running, laughing and completely the length of the party. i love you. i'll see you at the finish line. sol e. colon ronald edward comer jaime concepcion albert conde susan p. conlon margaret mary conner cynthia marie lise connolly john e. connolly, jr. james lee connor jonathan m. connors kevin patrick connors kevin f. conroy brenda e. conway dennis michael cook helen d. cook john a. cooper julian t. cooper. joseph john coppo, jr. gerard j. coppola joseph albert corbett john jay corcoran the third. alejandro cordero robert cordice ruben d. correa danny a. correa-gutierrez james j. corrigan carlos cortes and my cousin, michael

, quincy jones, michael and sheryl crow.dous insider's view to the recording process, this album. >> well, tell us why do you think michael's legacy is stronger today than it was when the "bad" album came out? >> sunny, it is because human nature. because michael passed away. when people pass away we want to think the best of them. but we also look back at michael's musical prowess. he basically invented the music video concept. mtv owes him several billion if you think about it. touring concept before michael jackson was an artist getting on a wooden stage and just playing to his/her fans. michael brought a visual aspect to the touring component. sponsorship and endorsement with pepsi and l.a. gear and all these other companies. that was unheard of before. so he really took everything to a new level. what we see in today's music business is really the legacy of what michael jackson invented 25, 30 years ago. >> what, one quick question, do you think there is a chance some one could become the next michael jackson, usher, ju

michael: all right. clouds and an approaching storm system from out west and moisture in the south. rain comes in from the south during the day. highest chance is tonight and tomorrow. i will have details coming up at

the teenager taps into his inner m-j.2.34.00 man: "seen michael, i said, 'that's michael out here aaains awesome!"2.09.34 woman: "i love michael jackson, andd this is the clooest i can get to him rrght now. i love him, too. yeah, here you go. shake it baby! whoa! do your thing!" 29.49 man at bus stop: "hitting all the michael jackson moves!" (laughter)w 3.22.02 dimitri reeves: "i do get aggravated when people say,,'michael jjckson! what's up, michael!' beeause, i wanna be called dimitri." yet, the kkng offpop is his hookk- 30.11 woman: "jacksoo, man. jackson!"38.45 w dmitri peeves: "we're just out here in baltimore hitting it the motoww way. maain' it. (laughter)" at all city spots,35..9 woman: "yeah, he good!" traffic: stops. he's freaking awesome. yes! he does a michael jackson rendition really well!" reporter: "you're stuck in the "okay, bye, bye!"41.46 (out of focus, bus stop in backkround) dimitri: "let's pick a spot across from the bus statiin, so they can come ovvr or just to watch, so they can forget about their troubles foo the dayy" the troublessare sometimes as clear as the l

michael beschloss is our guest.> caller: yes, thank you. i've looked into these situations regarding franklin roosevelt and abraham lincoln. with some disdain. mr. roosevelt wasn't directly responsible for the death of 300,000 americans in world war ii, and mr. lincoln was directly responsible for the death of 6000 americans during his administration. i don't think of them as great men in this respect. [inaudible] an amendment was offered by congress by the president regarding slavery. >> guest: meaning you can? >> caller: hello? >> do you mean buchanan? >> caller: i understand it was president lincoln that signed it. march 2, 1861. and this was the amendment. quote, now and then it shall be made to the constitution which shall authorize or give the congress the power to abolish or anything with any state, that the domestic institutions there, including persons held for service under the laws of such state, end quote. would you speak to that? >> guest: sugared there was a lot of movement before the week before linco

michael beschloss is our guest.> caller: yes, thank you. i've looked into these situations regarding franklin roosevelt and abraham lincoln. with some disdain. mr. roosevelt wasn't directly responsible for the death of 300,000 americans in world war ii, and mr. lincoln was directly responsible for the death of 6000 americans during his administration. i don't think of them as great men in this respect. [inaudible] an amendment was offered by congress by the president regarding slavery. >> guest: meaning you can? >> caller: hello? >> do you mean buchanan? >> caller: i understand it was president lincoln that signed it. march 2, 1861. and this was the amendment. quote, now and then it shall be made to the constitution which shall authorize or give the congress the power to abolish or anything with any state, that the domestic institutions there, including persons held for service under the laws of such state, end quote. would you speak to that? >> guest: sugared there was a lot of movement before the week before linco

we will find out what michael lewis' next project is.y keep coming. >>> a real life "moneyball" decision in washington, d.c. we are going to get mr. lewis' take on stephen strasburg, coming up. [ male announcer ] when a major hospital wanted to provide better employee benefits while balancing the company's bottom line, their very first word was... [ to the tune of "lullaby and good night" ] ♪ af-lac ♪ aflac [ male announcer ] find out more at... [ duck ] aflac! [ male announcer ] ...forbusiness.com. [ yawning sound ] >>> for those of you on satellite radio take a listen to this up almost 100 points on the dow industrial average, up 9844, a strong day despite that moody's threat of a downgrade. special edition of the power run down with michael lewis now as you know, he is the author of many wonderful books a and a great "vanity fair" profile of president obama. michael, first up, mr. obama and the road not taken, that on wall street. you point out that you are the same age, same ivy league background. but mr. obama did not choose to go t

michael... i know that you and phyllis are close, but i have no problem prosecuting her, and i will get a conviction. she's guilty. with my dad, i know the circumstantial evidence is extensive, but he's innocent, and i have to believe they'll find the evidence to prove it. >> chris: okay, everything's in place. you're all set to pay fairview a visit. >> paul: which is not easy, considering kevin has forbidden anyone from seeing his sister. >> chris: no, it's not a straight line from the front door to her room. you know this is risky. if anyone figures out what you're doing, it could compromise you and your defense. >> paul: daisy might be my only defense. now that she's awakened, there's-- >> chris: she came around briefly, that's all. >> paul: i'm really sorry for dragging you into this whole mess, but i truly appreciate your help in making it happen. >> chris: and we're breaking about a dozen rules doing it, so if this thing goes south-- >> paul: i can't let it go south. my whole life might de

what, michael should do what with john?ng ] now seriously guys, overall convention, take away. they try for the mormon vote as amanda pointed out. and then the latino vote, i never seen romney speak so much spanish in one month. yeah, i got it. latinos. it doesn't really work. but did they effectively communicate to independents and get a couple of those guys on their side? or did they talk too much about themselves whether its chris christie marco ruby, rubio. >> i think they failed to get across the diversity message that they try to get across. they got very close on the last night. i thought they were going to pull it off but then clint eastwood rapted at a fake ranted at an invisible obama. it's still full of angry white men. >> caller: that shot of a 82-year-old white man. >> dirty harry hates liberals. the whole point of the story is that they have to let him go rogue because of the liberals. >> cenk: i'm going to put you on the spot at the end. a to f on the convention. i don't think it was an "f." i certainly don't

michael phelps will be here. >> yes, michael phelps, katie ledecky and some athletes you may not knowabout. this is our chance to get to know them and to say thank you. >> the event is at 4:00 p.m. and open to the public at the inner arbour at the theater. may become early to get a good maybe come down a little early to get a good seat. >> mindy is going to be there. you can imagine the paparazzi michael with 9mindy and phelps. thank you, ava. it is a great event. high pressure coming out of the great lakes and this will dominate our weather for the next few days. we will see a lot of sunshine for the next two or three days. it is 46 in oakland in western maryland. low 50's in some of our northwest suburbs. 51 in emmitsburg. 59 degrees at the airport. mostly sunny skies. you will see a few clouds this afternoon. high temperature between 75 and 80. if you're going to the ravens game, you might want to take a light jacket or sweater. by the fourth quarter, it could dip into the 50's. it will be good football weather. wave heights around two feet if you take the boat out today. we will s

congratulations, michael and kelly.ss. >> he was a giant in the giants and cowboys kickoff, the nfl season tonight. chad ochocinco, head butted his wife, evelyn lozado who filed for divorce. he tried to woo her back on twitter. he got a new tattoo. a face of evelyn. he changed his profile. he said don't follow me, i'm not perfect. not a role model, not into acting the i love all that from the e to the n, evelyn. trying to woo her back. impression of her on the calf. >> that is a tattoo on the calf. >> tat of her face. >> she is a beautiful woman. can't imagine any woman getting head butted and sticking by. >> the head butt not portrayed in the tattoo. >> don't think so. >>> also, the women of "the talk" interesting season premiere coming september 10th. decided, sharon osbourne and company to go makeup free. sharon osbourne, and their guest, jamie lee curtis will go sans makeup. and decided the ultimate way to be real and authentic would be to go on without hair, makeup. tune in for the season premiere. should interesti

. >> up next, author and historian michael beschloss. the former smithsonian historian talks about the lives and political careers of presidents eisenhower, kennedy and johnson as well as the strategies for winning world war ii and the cold war. the pbs "newshour" commentator, the author, co-author or editor of ten books including "presidential cowcialg" and his 2011 release, "jacqueline kennedy." .. >> he was trying to get them to think that the competition with the soviets was serious enough to get americans to pay for defense and perhaps to render their sons and daughters very quickly after world war ii. >> host: how much continuity was there when it came to soviet power from fdr to >> guest: a lot more than people gave a sense of. dwight eisenhower campaign on something called rollback and john wayne would appear at eisenhower rallies a elect bike because he will like the russians out of eastern europe and eisenhower to some extent was curious about that as an ultimate aim of american policy. but this was very characteristic. andrew

with michael klare a speaker. russia's role in the asia pacific region. i. am. hello again or welcome to spotlight the interview show on r.t.e. i'm on room and today my guest is michael clear one of the key speakers at the apec summit expert on energy and world security but first here's a seasonal chorus question what what's the capital of russia right now and i'm sure most of you got that question to trash and city just call the northern cap some might know that st petersburg russia is a gateway to your final question what city today claims it's the eastern cap the far far east you'll know the answer just minutes into this show. moscow and st petersburg i haven't a break these days as all the attention has been on the part of russia most remote from the capital for recency to avoid evil stalkers hosting the summit of the asia pacific economic cooperation apac russia joined the forum fourteen years ago and they see it to a with a rotating chair for the first time it's also first time russia is at the event as a w t o member which means a new level of involvement

thank you very much, and thank you. >> thank you, michael. al, my great pleasure to introduce a great leader from san francisco and a great supporter of this airport, mayor lee. >> it is my pleasure to join secretary has and acting administrator as well as our own john martin, the director of the airport to celebrate the groundbreaking. if you know this and you are a student of air control or air traffic, you should know that the first quarter of this year, we had almost 11% increase in passenger travel. compared to last year's same quarter. if you compare ourselves to the other 12 airports around the country, for the last 12 months, we are leading the pack with a 5.6 increase in passenger travel. it is critical to not only san francisco, to the bay area and all of our neighbors around the region, i would argue the whole area of northern california to have a safe and successfully operating airport. like any infrastructure, i want to let you know that i wore my lucky guy. this is the tide of the golden gate bridge. it is one that i will proudl

i'm proud to speak in support of michael costa who has served on our executive board as our treasurer for many years. from direct experience, michael will be an effective and conscientious task force member who brings his passion and ability to every service he undertakes. his application rÉsume i think were excellent. he'll bring his experience as a healthcare policy consultant to the task force, in addition to all the years that he's had as a healthcare activist in the lgbt community to which i can directly attest. getting healthcare for the lgbt community has been and will continue to be a daunting challenge. our community has faced the challenge of support for hiv illnesses, addressed the special health needs of less beans and transgender people and must ensure fair treatment of elders whose relationships have gone unrecognized for years. michael will bring actual work exheerns on these issues to the tax force, will bring thoughtful legislative solutions on senior, lgbt healthcare policy and i hope you will appoint him to the lgbt senior task force and now my cochair will speak fo

. >> no remorse today from michael gardner. the falls church man was sentenced to 22 years after being convicted in may of sexually abusing two young girls. the abuse happened at his daughter's slumber party last year. barring an appeal, gardner won't be out of prison until he is 70 years old and as peggy fox reports, the victims and their families say that's a good thing. >> in reality, we got one less child molester off the streets. >> when dan picked up his 10- year-old daughter from a friend's slumber party, she told him that michael gardner had molested her in the middle of the night. >> this is crucial that you believe your kids. the moment they speak up. >> that child and the other girl who was molested by gardner that night also spoke up quickly. police were able to collect their pajamas and underpants for dna testing. >> children are often not believed having that dna to back it up was crucial. >> convinced the jury michael gardner was guilty. >> a strong, powerful, convincing evidence. >> he had no apology. he told th

so michael from. me you were there early on at the cia as as nine eleven was happening and here we are now what is what is the arc that you see unfolding where do you think this is going and what should we be doing about. the there that's unfolding is that the war is going to spread if you took a map and don't war it's a war against islamic militancy is going to spread because there is an amendable reservoir of people who are willing to defend their faith against what they what they truly believe are the. imperial. activities of the united states and its allies and the american people have not been acquainted with that because our president mr obama more than anyone has a lie about that what people are motivated by when they're attacking us those people that killed our ambassador in benghazi they weren't attacking us because they hated freedom they were taking us because those people were symbols of the united states government which is regarded in the muslim world as an aggressive islamic force or at

i said, well, michael plays the victim, and you are the victim. -- and he is the victim. you struck my kid. >> the family says you struck michael. is that true? >> no, that was unfounded. they did an investigation. >> it was unfounded? >> yes. >> even after i showed him the district's findings swindle denied hitting any students. it especially upset the delgados when i found out the district refused to imif police the name of a -- refused to give police the name of a key witness, an adult staff member who worked in the class -- class m rue. they asked for the name again and again. >> the school conducted a personnel investigation and they will not provide the information to us. >> the police tell me you didn't provide this information to them. why not? >> i don't know what the police told you, dan. >> i will show you on tv. i will be happy to tell you what we said. >> we fulfilled our disclosure requirements. >> after that aired the key witness sent an e-mail. he doesn't want to be identified. he works for another school. he is angry about the district refusing to coopera

. >> sure, i will turn to michael time off who's in charge of the development side of things. >> good morning, michael time off, treasure island development project director, to supervisor kim's point, i think we are all aware of the recent reports and findings of the navy regarding raid yol logical contamination and i want jou to know our staff is willing to address any questions that are raised by residents and tenants as well as by the public and to do that in an accurate and timely manner, to that end, we are working with the navy and scheduling a follow up meeting in september to be held on the island in the evening to address any questions that were raised at the navy at the restoration advisory board meeting. it is important to note that by law and by contract, the navy is responsible for all clean-up on treasure island including raid yol logical clean-up, this is true today under the co-op and the master leases, according to conveyance committee, the knave i have i clean-up process is separate as well as the development project going forward. i would also like to point out tha

nickel, jim illig, michael costa, dr. edellman. but i was asked to speak on behalf of stu smith. he, like me, he's a native san franciscan. you know, he has seen the tra trajectory of our community, has seen what has gone on in the history of the gay community here in san francisco. and i think that perspective is important. i don't come out here a lot to speak on behalf of anybody but i'm delighted to be here to speak on his behalf. he's a member of the disabled community, the hiv community, he's a small business leader, understands housing, is a wonderful volunteer at shanti, just is an incredible human being and i'm thrilled to speak on his behalf and also offer my recommendation to the folks i already mentioned. thanks so much. >> chair kim: thank you for being here. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is martha knutson chairs of the democratic club. i want to thank you for creating this important task force. i got to sit here for a while and it's just awesome what is happening here in this historic moment. i want to acknowledge we're sharing that feeling today and i'm su

i said, well, michael plays the victim, and you are the victim. -- and he is the victim. struck my kid. >> the family says you struck michael. is that true? >> no, that was unfounded. they did an investigation. >> it was unfounded? >> yes. >> even after i showed him the district's findings swindle denied hitting any students. it especially upset the delgados when i found out the district refused to imif police the name of a -- refused to give police the name of a key witness, an adult staff member who worked in the class -- class m rue. they asked for the name again and again. >> the school conducted a personnel investigation and they will not provide the information to us. >> the police tell me you didn't provide this information to them. why not? >> i don't know what the police told you, dan. >> i will show you on tv. i will be happy to tell you what we said. >> we fulfilled our disclosure requirements. >> after that aired the key witness sent an e-mail. he doesn't want to be identified. he works for another school. he is angry about the district refusing to cooperate s

. >>> entertainment news now, george michael back on tour after illness kept him way. >> and we haveetails for you from on the red carpet. here is rachel smith. >> it's been a year since george michael was hospitalized in the middle of his tour. tonight he's back on stage performing for the worker who's treated him. and this is where he fell ill with knew moana. he wrote it's that time again. i get to open a tour sing together men and women who saved my life. and rock band green day is back on stage after canceling a concert in italy sunday. they say lead singer was hospitalized and doctors told him not to play. >> we really were looking forward to playing in bologna as a highlight of the tour. we're beyond devastated and this is. >> the band is expected to go get back on the stage tonight in ind ind change could be coming to the new year's eve television countdown. the production company has been sold. the new owner is an investor group. the company first sold to a private equity firm in 2007, but clark still played a role in his death this year. get more news at otrc.com. i'm rache

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>> josh is talking about michael kors. >> that's michael by michael kors and that's a lower line. >> woo! michael by michael. >> i thoiink i bought it on the street on my way down. wow. here i was showing my -- >> you showed the label. you walked right into that door. >> i did. i bought it outside the studio. >> plus the point he would normally be buying another brand but he's buying michael kors. forget about how much is being fed on luxury. >> michael by michael. >> that's the beauty of michael. they have different price points and they still convey luxury. you feel luxurious wearing that michael by michael -- >> i obviously felt so luxurious i stepped forward and showed my kind of cheap version of it. >> we'll continue tracking the move in kors in the after-hours session. >>> next, one of the biggest break-out stories that virtually nobody is talking about. we are changing that tonight when we come back. we'll reveal what it is and tell if you there is still time to get in on the trade. much more "fast" straight ahead. e in charge of their own future. how they'll live tomorrow. fo

.> live with michael and kelly >> what michael strahan now four years after predicting his own future. for many the recovery from still underaac is way. why the space shuttle is blamed for a decision to cut down hundreds of trees. craig mundie outside again today. cloudy and a little breezy. cloudy and a little breezy. i'm barack obama, and i approve this message. cloudy and a little mitt romney's position on women's health...it's dangerous. vo:mitt romney and paul ryan would get rid of planned parenthood fundiding. and allow employers to deny coverage for cancer screenings and birth control. we can't afford to let him take away our choices... to take away basic health care. vo: both backed proposals to outlaw abortions...even in cases of rape and incest. i don'n't think that women's health issues have faced a crisis like this in decades. abut it'll become so much more. concrete and steel... a new world-class resort casino in prince george's county. two thousand construction jobs to build it. four thousand permanent, good-paying jobs when it's done. ndreds of millions for maryland sch

up next, we remember the life of michael dunton, gone too soon. over the labor day weekend we were saddened to learn about the passing of michael clark duncan. he turned in and now an unforgettable performance in "the green mylaile." he talked about his unlikely path to hollywood through the south side of chicago and how his mother turned him away from a career in sports. good >> i have to say it was all -- >> i have to say it all started from my mother. she wanted to be an actor. when my mother saw me, she thought, i am going to push him in that direction, but i pushed back i wanted to play basketball

michael shure joins us ana kasparian is here.t question is about a pepper spray situation at uc davis. you remember this? >> cenk: every time i see that. i think that's crazy, i didn't believe he did that. now the settlement is for a million dollars. 21 students that have already been identified are going to get $30,000 apiece. overall it cost the university system $2 million to investigate, do the report and pay the settlement. so come on -- everybody -- i don't know about you guys. minute i saw it i thought this question. would you get pepper sprayed for $30,000 in the face? ana? >> i'm going to go with yes. that wasn't normal pepper spray, though. it was like a pepper stray hose. >> the wagner power -- >> yeah. is it going to do something to my vision -- if it does do permanent damage then no. >> you asked the question of the late rodney king. you said let's get serious. for 3.1 million rodney king said no then 30 k seems like it is within reason. >> cenk: obviously, it was terrible what he did, and i'm glad that they sent a m

michael scheuer you've been involved in confronting there were muslims who attacked the united states do you see any reality in this i mean is this or is this. what's your sense of what's called the one thing you can't explain away are the documents the muslim brotherhood is indeed like the saudi government. and offensive in imperialist system it does indeed see the muslim world eventually becoming or the entire world eventually becoming muslim i'm not sure violently or through conversion so does the pope well yes i mean for the record while sure i'm a roman catholic and we were discriminated in this country for ever that said that the main engine of islamophobia are the two political parties and the the israeli pro israeli community in the united states you know in this for political gain i mean well you know trying to scare the american people you know we're at war with an increasing segment of the muslim world because of our policies. and we consistently are told by president obama by just in the last two weeks president bush senator mccain hillary clinton that it has nothing to do

. >>> this just in, word that michael clark duncan has died. the actor had been hospitalized since july when he had a heart attack. his credits include the green mile, armageddon and the whole 9 yards. michael clark duncan was 54 years old. >>> still ahead tonight metro is making some changes that could impact your morning commute. >> but first putting the brakes on plans to upgrade every taxicab meter in the pita how does it feel to try smooth,

it fits michael gill to a "t."he crowd loves to hate him and he knows how to work the crowd to piss them off. >>> coming up, bud doobie takes to the ring. >> ah! >> and michael gill reflects on where bud ends and he begins. >> it's kind of hard to distinguish the real me and the character i play. >> and the woman who is about to become wife to one of "lockup's" most memorable inmates. >> i don't look at bobby as a killer. it's just something he did. it's not something he is. [ woman ] dear chex cereal, you've done the impossible. made gluten-free cereals in a bunch of yummy flavors. like cinnamon chex, honey nut chex, and chocolate chex... we're in cereal heaven. so thanks. from the mcgregors, 'cause we love chex. from tests like this. ♪ and even more from real families who use them like this. we think there's another test to consider. it's based on one simple question. after living with your van, would you buy it again? more town & country owners do than the owners of any other minivan. it's called the test of own

michael making me look good tonight. had a bunch of great catches and making me look good, like i said. a combination of everything. i feel as a quarterback a reflection of the guys around you and i got a great group of guys around me making me look good. >> michele: you two connected well on third down with michael crabtree. what clicked remain there? >> third and long, backed up. get the touchdown. third and eight gets it again. all day long winning. when his number was called, he won. you know, kind of unsung hero. didn't get the touchdown but work horse all night. >> michele: congratulations, alex. go to you, michael. you came up so big on third and long on that final drive. why were you able to put yourself in position to be the guy in that clutch situation? >> just driving. whatever it takes to win, whatever it takes to keep the chains moving. really just doing what i have to do to win. you know? >> michele: there are a lot of you that can do it. vernon davis and frank gore, you all had big nights. how explosive do

michael insists... to retire....14:52:51 "i dii everrthinggexactly how i wanted to do it.. and i'm done."but before he hangs up his speedos... he made sure to viiit his sponsors - at under armour...14:45:17 "we share this great city and we share a committment to traaniig."... who've supported himm.. race after race... on the olympic stage....and beyond...14:48:20 "it's been a long career. it's been a great career and a lot oo great memories." michael answered questions about everything frrm his diet... to his diary. yes, he's kept a journal of olympic memories, he says.by the way - he's not he only maryyand olympian to compete in london. athletes in the sports of ssiling, rowing... and cycling... were also celebrated today in baltimore. live from locust point... melinda roeder... fox 45 news at ten. 3 a... tribute... to... former ...ravens owner ... art modell... / &p before... tonight's... season opener opener 3 a moment of silence... to... remember art modell...//.he... died last week....//he startedd

reporter priyah clemens without one tech company caters products to children >>> for michael garner this is not played time these under surveillance several cameras and monitors and team of researchers applaud his every move. >>> kids are hard wired to learn >>> and she manages the learning team at leapfrog a maker of high-tech educational toys. do you think kids are learning faster and better? >>> i think kids learn best when they're engaged in having fun. >>> it is not just the technology getting more sophisticated it's that kids younger and younger seem to be mastering it. >>> it is amazing we've seen videos of infants wiping the i phone they add that to technology quickly >>> to quickly assess this child psychologist >>> the more they play on devices the last time they are outside and socializing with other kids and parents that is crucial for a kid. >>> technology part of a balanced diet still take the kids at side to the park and civic and interact with other kids >>> leapfrog it was an age limit on its lead pad 3 and up and. the ceo cautions the parents should not push >>> you do

>> and all six people in the boat end up in the water, including michael's uncle. >> this is michael who has a chest-mount camera strapped to him. you see him paddling to the people dumped in the water and now dispersed. >> swim! >> swim! >> the water this day was 50 degrees. not exactly warm. eventually you see them make it over to michael's uncle and they're able to pull him on to their raft as well as two others. >> took a while to start to breathe. i swallowed water. >> everybody made it out okay. michael's uncle although being out of breath and shaken up and freezing ended up with no injuries. >> this isn't uncommon. i've been on a trip like this, gotten bounced out and you have a life jacket on, your friends are there, but it's scary to know that you have just lost complete control of the thing keeping you on top of the water. >> but i can also imagine it's really hard to try to think clearly in 50 degree water. >> also if the rapids are raging enough to dump this boat over imagine what it's like for you by yourself when in that same water. >> oh! >>> not long ago i brought you

swindle slapped michael in the face other times and flipped, pinched and pulled his ears.ed the teacher when he stopped by the family's house unannounced. >> i said, so why are you hitting my kid? he is just like, you know, trying to deny it. i said, well, michael the vi the victim, and you are the victim. -- and he is the victim. you struck my kid. >> the family says you struck michael. is that true? >> no, that was unfounded. they did an investigation. >> it was unfounded? >> yes. >> even after i showed him the district's findings swindle denied hitting any students. it especially upset the delgados when i found out the district refused to imif police the name of a -- refused to give police the name of a key witness, an adult staff member who worked in the class -- class m rue. they asked for the name again and again. >> the school conducted a personnel investigation and they will no the the information to us. >> the police tell me you didn't provide this information to them. why not? >> i don't know what the police told you, dan. >> i will show you on tv. i will be happ

michael phelps will be honored as an honorary captain. after winning the two games, the ravens players are ready and confident it will be another good year. joe flacco has taken a big step this season. >> more vocal. he is more loose. i think bringing jim caldwell here, it gives joe and a lot of flexibility to not just can take control of the offense. >> the ravens will take the field at m&t bank stadium against cincinnati tonight at 7:00 p.m. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> what are your predictions for the ravens' 2012-2013 season? you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> michael phelps will be honored along with other maryland olympians. crews are setting the stage. michael phelps, kitty little will be honored. ava marie will have more coming up. orioles' were looking to celebrate sole possession of first place in the american league east. the orioles started fighting back. it was all yankees from there including a home run from derek jeter. the yankees win 13-3.

michael phelps will serve as honorary team captain. they received a special welcome home ceremony downtown and that is where we find lowell mel zer. >> this place was packed at the amphitheater a couple of hours ago where there were honoring michael phelps along with other 2012 olympic and paralympic athletes. the pomp and circumstance was fell down here. you had all branches of government from baltimore county and baltimore city. he said he was thankful that he was from baltimore and appreciated how great the fans were and have been to him over his career in swimming. we caught up with him earlier at the underarmour headquarters to ask him about retirement. next everything that went on to my career have not really hit me fully yet. the biggest thing now is if unable to do anything i wanted to do. that is the most important thing. that is the biggest thing i wanted to do what i retired. >> this event ended after 5:00 p.m. and it is emptied out pretty quickly as we saw. a lot of jersey's here. the made the short walk over to m & t bank

first, i want to talk to her parents, michael and susan. we spent some time together recently. good to see you again. >> thank you. >> dr. phil: just to help people understand the progression. when was your first clue, what was the first time that something in your head said this is not going to be a normal progression? >> well, when she was born, she wasn't sleeping. she was up every 20 to 30 minutes. >> we were thinking colic or something. >> right. you know. >> the normal things that make babies not sleep. >> every time we went to the pediatrician she would say, some babies are active, some are passive. >> turned out it was a stimulation issue. the more stimulation she got, the more she would sleep. whichever parent had her that day, would take her out in the morning and stay out until 9:00 a.m. you had to wear out her mind. >> dr. phil: tell me, how do you determine that she is seeing something that isn't there? >> first we didn't even know. we thought they were imaginary friends. >> and she tested with a genius i.q. she tested with a 146 iq. >> everybody keep saying aspber

live, you can contact michael on facebook.com/michael finney or on twitter. >> and checking traffic at 4:1 is -- 4:11. the usual grim scene left to right. traffic is heading towards lower deck of the bay bridge. folks head together east bay, better for folks bound for the peninsula and 101 south. stay with us. more hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> there is a new executive at yahoo and lor yeen jobs new role. and and for those stories and more and hi, larry. and it's uncovered for seriously violations and six of and the alleged abuses include excessive overtime and investigators reported exhausting working conditions foremost employees to work while standing up to 12 hours, samsung said it will start reevaluating practices in china. james chung says we review our manufacturing facilities regarding overtime work and will reevaluate working-hour practices when new products are launched. high demand led to overtime work a cording to the china labor w

but two weeks later, we were told that michael gill had been injured.ittle did we know a new drama was about to unfold. >> i was asked to get offender gill to bring him to medical. he's declaring a self-emergency. he said he has a broken arm. >> authorities told us that gill's injury was the result of banging on his cell door when he was denied a shower. >> i've been dealing with the offender through the hearings process, and i've actually developed a little bit of a rapport with the guy. i've been able to talk with him in the past. i was hoping to go down with the sergeant and see if we could settle him down a little bit and get him over to medical where we can take a look at his arm, see what's going on. >> i don't think they're going to let you in seg. >> well, i always ask. >> i think could see him in medical? you might work on that as far as medical. i don't know, like i said, this guy does 180s. so this could work out, it might not. >> it's not worth getting somebody hurt over, though. that's my concern is safety. >> with our crew and camera posit