michael brown tells me everything is on the table. jc, back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> d.c. council woman mary shea and seven other women were led away in handcuffs after a protest on capitol hill. house republicans passed the bill yesterday that would ban the use of federal funds for abortions for low-income women. advocates for d.c. voting rights say that such decisions should be made at that time local level. president obama and senate democrats oppose this bill. >>> a sandwich shop worker got a huge surprise when she went to work this morning. someone who broke into the store became stuck in the ductwork. it happened at jerry's subs and pete zane the 9700 block of fort meade road in laurel, maryland. scott broom has more on the rescue and reaction from the woman who found the suspect. >> reporter: this would-be burglar was discovered this morning at this jerry's subs and pizza in laurel when a worker opened up the store and was surprised to find two feet dangling from underneath a ventilation hood over one of the restaura

the infamous phrase that president bush used he gave to then fema director, michael brown. remember this? >> again, i want to thank you all for -- and brownie, you're doing a heck of a job. the fema director is working 24 -- >> well, michael brown has a new book called "deadly indifference" about the experience, and the political lessons of hurricane katrina. thank you for joining pus >> my pleasure, e.d.. >> i want to get to that, but i want to start with your reaction to how they're handling things in joplin? >> they're doing extremely well. i've been mesmerized by the television because i grew up in the midwest, and watching these things reminds me of how many times we went to the cellar or the storm shelter and they're doing exactly what they need to be doing. they're accustomed to this. >> now, to go back to the phrase we just heard, the praise. you got the praise, then you got the blame. were either of them fair? >> well, look, the praise, if you watch that segment closely, you'll see me wince when the boss kind of taps me and says, hey, you're doing a heck of a job,

innings to reach the historic low he would either be kicked off the team into the minor leagues michael brown plea also adding to the royals misery as much as he could the outfielder making it three zero before hammering in another three run homer for a thirteen nothing score in the fourth nineteen two one as i say how it eventually ended in favor of the visitors. and basketball to the west best teams are preparing to slug it out for a trip to be n.b.a. finals the oklahoma city thunder dallas mavericks beginning their conference final series in texas later on choose stay up and coming oklahoma were pushed to the limit in the previous run by high energy memphis grizzlies squads a perv twenty two year old superstars and eventually ruling the thunder to victory with kevin durant's and russell westbrook both having huge gains when it mattered most the mavs meanwhile are chock a block with veterans in fact they are the leads on this team but the part over a week of rest after sweeping three time defending champions the los angeles lakers at the quarterfinal stage are looking pretty good chicago ar

council member michael brown is introducing a bill to extend the benefits at the request of mayor vincent gray. brown says many residents remain unemployed and a $300 weekly check can prepresent people from losing their home. >>> less than a week after the royal wedding, the father of the groom is here in d.c. prince charms is expected to meet with the president at the white house, give a speech at georgetown and have dinner at the home of senator john kerry. yesterday, he met with several members. the supreme court and was off to a special form in northwest. residents are taught to grow and even prepare their own food. >> we wanted to plant something in his honor so what was his first vegetable. he said leeks, i love leeks and brussels sprouts. >> prince charles loves to garden and has been a long-time fan of sustainable gardening. >>> we'll be right back.  bree: sis, help me create my oasis. marcy: ok, romantic garden? bree: oh, is there a castle nearby? marcy: no, but there's a charming farmhouse. bree: right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen

council member michael brown is introducing a bill to extend the benefits at the request of mayor vincent. crown brown says many residents remain unemployed and a $300 weekly check with prevent people from losing their homes. >>> now for a big honor for one maryland teacher. president obama honored michelle scherer as the national teacher of the year. during a ceremony at the white house, the president said scherer represents all teachers who are committed to improving their own skills in order to better educate their students. scherer teaches chemistry at urbana high school in frederick county. >>> a rare wooden sculpture of a tahitian girl by paul gauguin has sold for $11.3 million at a new york city auction. the bust was last seen by the public in 1961. he presented the sculpture to a friend's 10-year-old daughter in 1894 after prom ising her he would bring her a gift from the south seas. hit in the making there. >>> this is supposed to be the season for the caps challenge for the stunly cup. >> up next, the caps facing elimb nice tonight. we'll get an update from -- the caps facing el

. >> brown: well, michael roth, responded to that. the argument is something is out of whack between the academy and the market that we're sending these people into. >> well, find it just puzzling that someone would argue the fact that our workforce is more educated than it was 20 years ago is a bad thing. i think the rhetoric of a bubble is just that. i think it's-- it's rhetoric and a poor analogy. although i agree that college and universities are not for everyone, and there are lots of different kinds of colleges and universities in the united states. wes layin is a liberal arts school. we have a certain kind of curriculum that appeals to certain kinds of students. my oldest son went to a community college before he figured out what he was going to do in the next two years and that was a great experience for him and he need and it worked well for him and he found a way to navigate through that. i am all in favor of the diversity of the american education system but i am skeptical about this language of a bubble. i think buyer bewa

. >> i took a little bit of michael jackson, i took a little bit of james brown, i took a little bit of donny hath away, prince, and i mashed it up into a ball and swallowed it and just went out there to be bobby brown. gravely the people accepted it. and i'm forever thankful to the people right now. >> when you look back on that period, analyze for me now in your own words, what do you make of the music? when i hear it on the radio, it still holds up now as well as it did. when you hear it in receipt stro respect, what do you think about the music? >> it's a little bit of rap, it's a little bit of r&b, a little bit of soul, and then a whole bunch of country, you know? because country music to me is probably the most purest form, other than jazz, you know? it's just a pure form that comes from your heart. and i think i just mixed it all up into one. i didn't know what i was doing, but we called it new jack swing. and new jack swing ain't nothing but every type of music mashed into one song. thanks for people like baby face and teddy riley, you know, we had a good run. we really start

if i can get just a little piece of my michael -- bring those people to justice about my child. please. president mazzucco: ms. brown, you are welcome to come here he have week. it's not a problem. >> thank you. -- tom here every week. it's not a problem. >> thank you. >> that's sad when so many cases like that all over america. and so many cases. but let's be upbeat tonight. i see the officers every day on the beat. they got a new step now. they got new pride. they got a new owner. why are you guys moving so fast? we got a new chief, clyde. who is he? what? like i didn't know. and the honor and pride in them, you can just see the transformation. nothing against former chiefs. i'm not here to demean them. but it's just the morale is like went from zero to 60 in 3.5 seconds in a corvette. that's what i'm seeing, chief, sir. that's what i'm seeing. but on another note, we were told six months ago, and commissioner hamel was point on, on that d.n.a. lab, we were told it was fixed. it's fixed. it's fixed. it's not fixed. they're supposed to have 11 employees and they only have four. we're supposed to have a machine that

. >> bergman: dental records confirmed that the body tim brown found was, in fact, michael jordan's father. >> ...which will obviously complicate the f.b.i.'s investigation. >> bergman: two men were ultimately convicted of the murder. but the jordan family was left with only ashes to bury, leading to a media outcry that coroner brown should not have cremated the body. you made do with the resources that you had? >> i did, yes, sir. and i... i still believe that the decision i made was a professional decision. >> bergman: many people say, because of this incident, things have changed. >> well, it's directly attributed to this situation, there's no doubt about that. >> bergman: have the qualifications changed for being a coroner? >> you know, i really can't speak to that, because i've kind of been grandfathered in. >> bergman: today, coroners in south carolina have limited access to a refrigeration unit. and there is a new requirement to be a coroner-- you have to have a high school diploma. >> the major problem in this country is the coroner system, in that, essentially, what you're doing i

brown. a book that i'm reading right now is michael conley's the 5th witness. this is a series of books that involve a lawyer who largely practices law at the back of his car, his lincoln. they are often known as the lincoln lawyer series. it's great fun and moves right along, and it's a nice break from all my briefing books to read this right before i go to bed. this summer, i'm going to read my first e-book. now, i realize probably everybody else has been reading e-books for years, but this is my first one, and the run that i purchased is cutting for stone. it's supposed to be a tear risk book, and i'm looking forwards to reading it. it also has the advantage that it can travel with me very easily, and timely, i'm looking forward this summer to reading david brookes new book called "the social animal". i think david brooks is absolutely brilliant, and i'm looking forward to learning more about his insights. i understand from talking to him that he did a great deal of research on the brain, gathering together many, many studies, and i think it's going to be a

michael beschloss and beverly gage. >> lehrer: and we examine the pakistani army's decision to review cooperation with the u.s. >> woodruff: then, jeffrey brown gets an update on a new round of budget negotiations and a looming debt deadline with lori montgomery of the "washington post." >> lehrer: we have the story of a california farm town, where a new prison may bring jobs and new troubles. >> that's not going to fly good in this community. there are so many undocumented workers. it's not going to be a popular thing. >> woodruff: and betty ann bowser visits the philadelphia museum of art for an exhibit of medical posters advertising cures for all kinds of ailments. >> lehrer: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> i want to know what the universe... >> looks like. >> feels like. >> from deep space. >> to a microbe. >> i can contribute to the world by pursuing my passion for science. >> it really is the key to the future. >> i want to design... >> a better solar cell. >> i want to know what'seally possible. >> i want to be the first to cure cancer. >> people don't really understan

michael cole of the district of columbia to be deputy attorney general, signed by 17 senators as follows: reid of nevada, leahy, cole, feinstein, franken, coons, blumenthal, klobuchar, whitehouse, brown of ohio, udall of colorado, durbin, carper, sanders, rockefeller, shaheen, schumer. mr. reid: mr. president, i ask consent that the mandatory quorum under rule 22 be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent the senate resume legislative session and then proceed to a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent that a time to be determined by the majority leader in consultation with the republican leader, the senate proceed to executive session to consider calendar number 61, there be three hours of debate equally divided in the usual form, that upon the use or yielding back of that time, the senate proceed to vote without intervening action or debate on calendar number number 61, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid on the table with no intervening action or debate, that no further statements be in order to the no