scott, you are michael scott. so be very weary of that. and i think everybody has at least one person in their lives that is similar. someone who has a bit of an emotional disconnect and kind of a blind spot in terms ofhow other people perceive them. and i think it's fairly common. and it's not -- a lot of people are well-meaning, well- intentioned but not quite on the same page. >> are parts of the show, because of the way it's shot, it looks like parts of the show are add libbed. are they or is that just really good writing and acting? >> well i think the writing is great. but we do improvize quite a bit. i don't know what the percentage turns out to be in t final cut. but a lot of the writers are actors and a lot of the actors are writers so there is a crossover there. and a lot of people are great improvizers too. so we kind of use all of it and just put war we think is best in the show. >> well steve, we're very happy to have the show airing in syndication here on fox 5 and on my 20. thanks for joining us. yo

how would you describe the relationship between you and michael scott? some would look at it as a bit twisted. >> i think it's a wonderful balance, a tossing of power. sometimes she has all the power and sometimes he has all the power. she had all the power in the first season. then he had all the power when they started having the affair. she took the power back by getting the boob job and getting him back again. then head all the power. when she moved in with him and gave up her job and got fired from her job and ended up making candles. then she got the power back again when she had the baby without him. >> who's the daddy. did we ever determine that? >> we still don't know. i think we'll find out something in this season. >> that should be very interesting. also a wedding coming up. >> you know, i can't really give anything away. it's all big top secret stuff. >> back to you, a love story though. it's got wonderful music in it. >> it's a beautiful story. we are screening it tonight in conjunction with "taps" the military's largest bereavement group s

michael scott in an analysis of this, the lead headline in his article is -- quote -- "demise of u.s. shield may embolden russian hawks." may emboalden the russian -- embolden the russian hawks. in other words, this retreat, this backing down, may well encourage them to believe if they're more confrontational on other matters, they may gain more than if they're nice to this administration. and he -- his lead paragraph says: "washington hopes that by backing away from an antimissile system in east europe it will get russian cope ration on everything from nuclear effort cuts to everything with north are korean nuclear ambitions. but will moscow keep its side of the bargain?" that's a good question. mr. scott goes on in his perceptive article to say with the shield now on the back burners both sides believe a deal cutting long-range nuclear ars else in can be inked this year and russia has already agreed to allow u.s. military cargoes to transports across their territory to afghanistan." that's something we've been asking them for some time and they've tangled it out there and -- and so

. >> michael p o'brien. >> scott j o'brien. >> reporter: and pain. >> michael chung uw who my sisterhleen-- >> and my sister kathleen. [audio not understandable] sifters in life sift he is forever i love you forever kathleen and i miss you. >> reporter: a soaked ground zero filled with mourning americans marks the 8th anniversary of the worst terror attack in the country. we remember in new york pennsylvania, and washington, d.c. >> the defense of our nation, we will never waver the pursuit of al-qaeda and the extremist allies we will never falter. >> reporter: steve was about to start a 9 a.m. meeting on the 63rd floor in the towers wear the badge. >> we hit the stairwells within 20 seconds and you are running really fast. i remember look at the firefighters eyes and they knew it was not coming out good but they were going to do everything they could to make sure as many of us gotous as possible. >> reporter: whether it's service or silence we are still remembering 9/112001. >> it didn't matter if you were ceo a janitor or anything in between what race you were, none of that mattere

those considering a run include scott brown, michael sullivan. >>> a 4-year-old boy missing since last friday turns up dead and police near pittsburgh day it's homicide. authorities found the boy saturday in a septic tank stuffed into a sewage container just a couple of people from his home. his family reported him missing friday night. police questioned his father and later released him sow. a boy kidnapped in illinois during a custody battle nearly two years ago has been found alive. investigators found six-year- old rickey chekevdia at his grandmother's home where he and his mother had been hidden in a small specially built secret crawl space. he-been to the school or the didn'ttivity in years. he was found in pretty good spirits. the boy's mother is charged with felony child abduction. little boy is stay fwaimgly while investigators look into whether his father abused him before the boy disappeared. >>> former university of maryland star shawne merriman in trouble with the law. police say the san diego chargers linebacker was arrested on suspicion of choking and retraining his girl

scott richmond. >>> in basketball, there's an offer on the table for michael jordan and brian russell to reunite on the court. 11 years after this famous shot that beat russell and the utah jazz in the nba final. the owner of a minor league basketball team in utah will pay $100,000 to charity. if jordan and russell play a game of one-on-1 at halftime in a game in utah. no word from either player, regarding that offer. >>> hard to turn it down if it's for charity. and i know michael would love to play. [ laughter ] >> thank you, mark. >>> we'll be right back blan desire dont miss the cbs prime time lineup tonight at 10:00. >>> at the berlin zoo. popular polar bear knut makes a new female friend. gio vanna is her name. she was a hit today with photographers and visitors, even though she appeared without her male friend imiewtd. zoo staff say the two have already met behind the scenes, not in public. we're not going to be prying. gio vanna will return to the munich zoo after renovations. >> can you see her doing that halle berry move, coming up and shaking off >> couric: tonight, the president tells t

scott is swinging the bat well. he had a quality at-bat but hit right at the right fielder. >> gary: michael aubrey, and he is workingrst base in the ballgame. 27-year-old, shreveport, louisiana. one of the newer orioles. he made his debut last season in cincinnati. aubrey is looking for a spot to play for next year now. swung on and fouled back. he was with the indians, got in only 15 games at the major league level last season. the minor league, .295 hitter. 48 home runs in over 1,200 at- bats one ball, two-strike count. >> jim: not your pro toe typical first baseman. it doesn't mean you can't help. we talk about it. this is kind of an audition. even if you don't go on the 40- man roster, we're in the assuming they're not going to, free agents, a lot of opportunity to go somewhere else and prove that you can hit at the major league level. >> gary: two ball, two strike count. he fouls -- fouls it again. >> jim: you have all of your scouts, but wade dave with -- davis with four starts. i'm sure some of the youngsters say he has a good arm and the ins and outs of what he can and can't do. >> gary: one mark against nor

scott blair to demariusz thomas. those guys have no idea what went down. >>> michael jordan inducted into the basketball hall of fame. when i heard that today i said, isn't michael jordan already in the basketball hall of fame? isn't the crazy? he went in with several legends of the game today. even in the hall of fame, m.j. stands out as perhaps -- i'll take the perhaps out of there. he is the best player that played the game. david robinson there with utah jazz head coach jerry sloan. john stockton. rutgers women coach vivian stringer. jordan won six nba titles and shares the all-time scoring record 31 points a game with wilt chamberlain. that one over craig elo. which one did m.j. think was the best? >> if i start with 19 at unc, i can end with the shot in utah or playing on the dream team, playing baseball, although you guys don't consider that to be successful, i do. at the end of the day, my teammates, if they can say anything about me, we won. every time i have a conversation with tex winners, an unbelievable coach. i remember one game coming off the floor. i scored 21 points to win the game. tex reminded me t

michael papa take knack as was sentenced to 15 months in prison. under fire nationally for the video scandal, the video activist group a korn announced scott hershberger, a democrat, will conduct an internal investigation. the video showed akorn workers advising a couple posing as a pimp and a prostitute how to cheat on their taxes. they have already authorized the city attorney general to investigate. >> i did sign off on it, he is proceeding, and i think that all of us including his office needs to be guided by the facts as they uncover them. >> it's still not clear who exactly will be investigated, akorn or the makers of the video who apparently violated the two party consent law. >> it's clear who the perpetrators are and who the minus are. don't shoot the messenger, go after the wrongdoing. >> they voted to cut off federal funding for akorn. >> the family of then 2-year- old payton pa attach knee, burned after they poured a sid on a slide, have settled. details of the settlement have not been named. the acid was not properly secured by the school. the $60 million suit was supposed to go to trial next month. >> good news in the fight against crime

michael jordan would come back to play basketball. we will up the next morning entirely changed. jon scott ground zero and he is listening to one of the most poignant moments that you will observe, the reading of the 2007 hundred 82 names. jon: -- 2782 names. jon: we are coming up on the moment when the second plan had -- when the second tower collapsed. once i saw there was a terrorism attack, i saw the twin towers on fire, i figured that they would put the fire out and it would take a while, but they would be repaired. i do not think any of us expected these tires to fall, especially as quickly as they did. that was the stunning outcome of this that will always stay with me. i have done some research on them. after the first unsuccessful basement bomb attack, i knew that they were designed to impact -- of george the impact of a 787, the largest airplane flying at that time. bill: we are coming up on the moment that the north tower tel. megyn: in one minute, we will have a moment of silence in new york city and pennsylvania to commemorate the moment that the south tower fell. it fell 56 m

scott wapner. >> all right u rick santelli, thanks. how you should be investing in the environment. and to do that we'll break all the activity down with alec young, and michael lippert. gentlemen, good to have you here today. on what really is somewhat of a quiet day. a little bit of consolidation. this is a good thing that the markets kind of taken a pause. >> we don't focus on day-to-day activities, we're long-term investors. we find businesses that will grow a lot faster than the rest of the market and have markets that have superior growth opportunities, and looking at what those businesses are going to be worth in four or five years. we find a lot of businesses are still attractively valued. what they'll earn four or five years from now. >> alec, what do you make of today's move? as i said, it's a bit of a breather. that could be a good thing. >> yes, scott, i definitely think it's a good thing. the market can't go up every day. >> it almost has. >> it almost has. but i think it's healthy. there's still a lot of nervous people out there. if they want to cash out, i think it's healthy to give that opportunity. it makes the longer term uptrend sustainable

the watershed stretches from michael arcuri's district where he represents cooperstown, new york, where it begins, to bobby scott's district in virginia. the co-sponsors of this bill are both democrat and republican. indicating the strong support that it's had from the beginning of the program. . some of you know i have introduced other legislation which has focused very specifically on how we engage the next generation, engage our young people in the environment, get them outdoors learning. this is a wonderful resource, the chesapeake bay gateways network is a wonderful resource for that. there are over 156 sites, historic, natural, cultural, recreational sites across the water shed that are available because of the funding that comes through technical assistance and other grant funding, are available as a resource for the next generation to take advantage of. available for older generations to pass on the history of this area and this region to the next generation. so i'm excited and i appreciate the gentleman's sympathies to me, but i must say any opportunity that i have to talk about the importance of this net

scott that is the play that really got the orioles going. it was about six inches outside. they only had one guy in scoring position after the first inning and take was on michaelubrey's double. a young pitcher who comes to the big leagues at the end of the year trying to make a mark. they traded scott kazmir and then they'll get their four- round draft choice a couple of years ago to come to the big leagues. there are the numbers that rick deferencey talked about. 3-13 against pitchers faced for the first time this year. this stuff was electric. you could light up most of baltimore the way this kid threw the ball don't. >> jim, aside from wade davis and how he pitched. you have to look at the orioles' offense for the second night in a row. i know they won last night on the bottom of the ninth walk- off home run by matt wieters, but still, not a lot of offense and again, tonight, no offense. only our four hits. >> i think the one guy that is pressing a little bit and we know how good a player he is, is nick markakis. once he -- he wants to get to 200 hits. he has never done that. he is 25 hits away. if you go back to the bases loaded, the first pitch he swung a

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scott brown, scheduled a news conference for later this afternoon. let's talk about sports. >> dave: what huge night in basketball. maybe the greatest player in history, according to this man, michaeltaken his place in the basketball hall of fame. the six-time nba champ laughed and cried during his induction speech. that move into a bigger hall to accommodate the crowds. jordan praised his teammates, adversaries and those who challenge him for the great many years. >> my competitive nature has gone along way from the first time i picked up any sport. they spoke on the football, ran track, basketball, anything that ms. glass, i played it. when you think about -- so they started the fire in me. that fire started with my parents. and as i moved on in my kirk, people that would do that fire safe either looks like he could still be the mvp. also just coach and player jerry song conducted, along with spurs star david robinson, rutgers women's coach seated in stringer and former jazz guard, jon stockton. >> some controversy brewing over this story. the gender of south african runner esther's mania going to hold the heights this morning. south africa's sports minister non-threatening, and