>> mike: no.ish mother because there is a lot of insight into people that you know and it's like now i get it. >> true. >> mike: that's what i said. now i get it. otherwise why would a 50-year-old baptist guy reading a book at a jewish mother. >> you know that this jewish mother is best friend with southern baptist girl for 30 years. >> mike: wonderful story and tribute to the friendship you have. >> family values are the best values and say you love your friends as often as you can. >> i didn't get to read your mother. >> she's in florida. >> i would love to meet her. >> okay. try to make it happen. maybe we'll come back. >> mike: that's your job. make it happen. >> promise. >> mike: "secrets of a jewish mother." they're not secrets anymore. we'll be right back. stay with us. >> mike: have you ever gone on a diet that hasn't worked or one that maybe helped you drop the pounds and you put it back on after a while. the next guest says the key to shedding weight is issue of mind over matter and auth

>> mike: no.cause there is a lot of insight into people that you know and it's like now i get it. >> true. >> mike: that's what i said. now i get it. otherwise why would a 50-year-old baptist guy reading a book at a jewish mother. >> you know that this jewish mother is best friend with southern baptist girl for 30 years. >> mike: wonderful story and tribute to the friendship you have. >> family values are the best values and say you love your friends as often as you can. >> i didn't get to read your mother. >> she's in florida. >> i would love to meet her. >> okay. try to make it happen. maybe we'll come back. >> mike: that's your job. make it happen. >> promise. >> mike: "secrets of a jewish mother." they're not secrets anymore. we'll be right back. stay with us. [ female announcer ] get everything you want in a night out during red lobster's festival of shrimp. combine two or three favorites, from classics to new creations... starting at $11.99. right now at red lobster. >> mike: have you ever g

there's the check swing. >> mike: that check.le confused, don't bother me, i'm up here on 3rd today. i had a day off. >> gary: strike taken. one ball, one strike count. markakis, runners in scoring position, 316 for the orioles. two down, runners will be off on contact. so a chance to get a couple. what eddie murray was mentioning on liriano is that movement on the rubber. he goes from one side to the other on the mound depending on righty or lefty. he's moved towards the middle if not towards the 1st base side with the left-hander up. with a right-hander, he'll go over to the third business side of the rubber. 2-1 delivery, that's going to fall in for a base hit! roam old scores izturis will score and this ball came is tied up! a two rbi single consistent with the other hits in the inning, the dying quail ties the ball game up. >> eddie: couldn't describe that one any better. >> mike: fastball on the inside, one of the reasons that liriano moves over to that side so he can get the ball in, but many times if you're stuff is as go

it is very symbolic, mike. if we look at the world trade center, that was the epicenter of the financial epicenter, iconic of the world financial power in new york. if we look at the pentagon, that was the icon of military, super power in the world. and we-- >> you wouldn't have a problem if this were a church or a synagogue, but specifically a mosque and died to the religion that was adhered to by the terrorists. >> welcome. >> mike: and let me be fair. a per version of the religion, maybe islam. >> listen, these texts are in the koran and they are inspiring acts of jihad just two weeks ago in times square, another, another icon of the entertainment complex of the world. it's a very symbolic move to build a mosque at the ground zero. how can you separate the mosque and what it's teaching from islam? >> but you don't want the government to intervene and say you can't build it you're asking for what. >> the government should not intervene and tell us where we should build our houses of worship, but i think that

and as mike said, he's been smiling ever since. >> mike: as well he should be. probably 8:30, quarter to 10, it was very early. >> gary: 8:30, quarter to 10? >> mike: i was wondering if you were going to catch that. somewhere in between #:30 and quarter to 10. just trying to paint the picture for you. but he was already in uniform and smiling, nice going, obviously, found your sinker yesterday. that's where i got out of the cab with him today. >> gary: buck 50 cab ride. >> mike: 40% tip. >> gary: saving money. >> eddie: that's what good about mike, he would talk himself out of it. >> gary: that's going to be a base hit. that's going to bring markakis in to score, wigginton on his way to 22nd base and ty wigginton gets the double and an rbi. >> eddie: this has been fun. you said you've had trouble scoring? >> gary: until you showed up. >> gary: ran over towards the ball in the stands and had to make a direct stand to get to it. that allowed the ball to get to the wall. ty wigginton makes it a 6-3 ball game. wieters dounld in the 4th inning and scored. ty wigginto

gary thorne and mike flanagan. mike and gary are talking about the two-run decision.pull it out by a final of 2-0. at&t player of the game as voted on by the fans. brad bergesen and why not. 73% of the vote. he goes six and 2/3. of the 20 outs he recorded 12 on ground ball outs so brad bergesen wins his second on the year. no runs, and that was big because the orioles only scored two and they made it hold up. bergesen is your at&t player of the game. there play not be a hotter hitter in baseball now. long ballwise than ty wigginton. and his 10th home run drove in two and the difference in the orioles' win. [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] achievement has its own patch of grass. ♪ achievement unleashes hidden potential. ♪ all right! achievement looks forward to dinner at home. achievement enjoys newfound freedom. i love you. [ male announcer ] mortgages, home equity loans, and lines of credit from pnc. helping achievers borrow with an eye towards the future. pnc. for the achiever in us all. >> gary: brian roberts has been out of the orioles' lineup since aggravating his b

a dramatic drop. >> mike: nonetheless.laughter]. >> mike: it's colder than it was a few minutes ago. >> gary: that's going to be a base hit and rbi coming around is izturis and he's in and the orioles have a 7-3 lead. as we said. two hit ball game for jones. that bat barrel ended up in the second section. >> eddie: great base running by izturis, no play at home there. >> gary: ron gardenhire is going to come out and make a pitching change. jones delivers the rbi. for adam that's been a while. that's his 7th of the year and mahay is coming out of the bull pen. orioles lead it now 7-3. % what's all this? big news! we have another way to help you save. oh, really? how? by bundling. if you get your homeowners and auto insurance together, we give you even more savings. ooh! big bundle. [ chuckling ] home and auto together. it's like peanut butter and jelly. oh, or like burgers and fries. or pickles and ice cream. unicorns and glitter! no? bundling to save you more. now, that's progressive! call or click today. for every ant or

i want you to have it. >> mike: i'm honored. >> we're getting close to this time. >> mike: i think weink he's going to be a really great representative of faith for a long time. were you personally shocked when you got disinvited to be a part of a day that you yourself are chairman of? >> no, because i was invited-- i have a son in afghanistan, this is his fourth tour and i was invited by the chaplains of his division to come over at easter and spend the entire easter week and it was all his general had approved it, it got stopped somewhere in the pentagon. and then for the national day of prayer who has always been invited to the pentagon, and for them to disinvite the national day of prayer because i'm involved, i wasn't that, that surprised because i saw what they did in afghanistan in not allowing me to speak to the troops in battle, but you know, they'll take cheerleaders like the dallas cowboy cheerleaders and if you want to talk about something that's offensive to muslims is to have women scantily dressed, shaking and wiggling everything. this is offensive to the muslims. the f

that's outside. >> mike: one game they played well at. >> gary: had a big game. >> mike: jones led offwith the four-game series. did it twice. a double header. >> swung out and miss. ramos up. there is the first strikeout of the game of the oriole, 2 down and nobody on. o opinion 3. flied out and popped out. wigginton out. held up 3 for 15. and a ball down and away. >> gary: hitters have not con give against the reliever. batting 216 off the rare. and now 15 games he has appeared in. working an inning a game. >> mike: o-13. >> gary: o-2. guerrier misses low. minnesota good pitching. hang on to that division the lead they have. bullpen 293 e.r.a. of the that's the second lowest earned run average in the league. wigginton to 3rd and foul. >> gary: 2 balls and two strikes. that's a base hit. rolls into left field. young which play that in. and a doubt. they get their base hit. half a dozen of the two baggers for him on the season. and nick markakis lined out. and a chance in the second inning. a chance in the 7th. that's it. runners in scoring position. a strike taken on the inside corner

captain mike. >> reporter: we are in glen burnie. this is northbound at i-97 and in annapolis and you can see the tractor-trailer has caught on fire. and you can see the trailer has been burning since about 3:00 this afternoon. now there are fire personnel still on the scene here. the big issue is northbound i- 90 was closed for a period of 0eu79 97 -- i-97 is backed up and it's extended from croton. so expect major delays as this fire situation continues. and the fire is still burning but apparently it's not a danger to traffic as it goes by. back to you. >> captain mike, thank you. >>> caught on tape, several marylander face felony charges for recording their arrests on camera and others have been intimidated to shut cameras off. that's touched off a legal controversy tonight. wjz is live at city police headquarters. mike hellgren has the fierce debate and what you should do to protect yourself. >> reporter: one state lawmaker has just notified the attorney general that he wants clarity on this issue. it comes down to this. you can

joining us mike huckabee. governor good to see you. >> mike: great to see you. >> sean: before he admitted he wasn't briefed, didn't read the arizona immigration law. he was on "meet the press" saying they are concerned this is about racial profiling, we may file a suit. then had add -- admission -- by the way 17 pages if you print it out. he admits he never read it. >> mike: what has happened this week is that rick holder has made robert gibbs good. he's taken two hits from congressmen from texas, i call it texas two, obama administration zero i was a bad week in admitting he never read the law. >> sean: here's the problem, the president himself he has a law background. >> mike: law professor. >> sean: he never read the law. either he didn't read it and he's ignorant in interpreting it properly or politicizing it when he said you might go in an ice cream shop and they will be asking where your papers are. four times it says you cannot racially profile. >> mike: the only way you would get in with an ice cream

joining us mike huckabee. governor good to see you. >> mike: great to see you. >> sean: before he admitted he wasn't briefed, didn't read the arizona immigration law. he was on "meet the press" saying they are concerned this is about racial profiling, we may file a suit. then had add -- admission -- by the way 17 pages if you print it out. he admits he never read it. >> mike: what has happened this week is that rick holder has made robert gibbs good. he's taken two hits from congressmen from texas, i call it texas two, obama administration zero i was a bad week in admitting he never read the law. >> sean: here's the problem, the president himself he has a law background. >> mike: law professor. >> sean: he never read the law. either he didn't read it and he's ignorant in interpreting it properly or politicizing it when he said you might go in an ice cream shop and they will be asking where your papers are. four times it says you cannot racially profile. >> mike: the only way you would get in with an ice cream

and good morning mike. chops. >> reporter: i maybe have to whip you into shape. we are at the karate club of maryland outside the home depot in the plaza when you go out liberty road. they will do a demonstration today over at randalltown community center to the north here. this is the sensei the teacher. you have great look students here. what is the point of this demonstration today? >> this demonstration today is to educate public first of all. and to highlight some of our young people. >> reporter: what -- they all seem to have amazing confidence and i just walked in and saw them. is that the deal to bring inner strength here as well. >> yes. >> reporter: as physical strength. >> yes. it's a discipline first of all and we have ace mentioned on the wall, our five maxim of character of karate. >> reporter: if you can get a couple of them down you are doing good. >> but we have to say them in japanese as well. so everything he is saying is in japanese and it's a national language or international language

captain mike perry with more from anne arundel cont i. county. mike? >> reporter: we're between 695, between 895 and route 2 in glen burnie, where a motorcycle has collided with a vehicle, causing substantial damage to the motorcycle. excuse me. and we believe fairly serious injury to the rider. as you can see, two medical units, pairmdzs and maryland state police are -- paramedics and maryland state police are block the right lanes. this is going to be on the outer loop of 695 at route 2, richie highway. expect delays as you come from baltimore county toward the key bridge. no word on the cause of this accident. back to you on tv hill. >> all right, captain mike. thank you. we'll continue to follow it. >>> and still ahead on wjz's eyewitness news at 5:00. moving closer to land. growing concern over that massive oil spill in the gulf of mexico. tonight, the latest on the effort to contain it. >>> i'm suzanne collins in sykesville. the residents of this town speak loud and clear about the decision to install speed cameras. they overturn that ordinance.

let's go to sky chopper 13 to captain mike. are you and what happened. >> this is a two vehicle collision, a sports utility and a sedan. a near head on collision caused the sedan to exit the road and hit a tree. initially this was a rescue, first responders arrived and were able to pull the drivers out. back to you at tv hill. >> thank you, captain mike perry, reporting live. >>> now we're going to go to the weather center. here's bob. >> some areas are still getting a few sprinkles. first of all let's take at those winds. they've been to the north- northeast. between here and 5,000 feet, we have a deck of a cloud. the east winds continue and they'll be with us tonight and tomorrow but they'll be very, very light. and because they are so light it's hard to get these clouds out of here. 77 right now, 78 in washington. a cooler 68 ocean city, winds right off the water there and 65 out in oakland. we have a lot of weather in the northern plains. some severe weather in the dakotas. very warm air, temperature at 70 degrees. it's muc

mike papantoniol7!ngs the straight talk in a moment. >>> and the alleged times square bomber is behind bars and spilling his guts to officials. i want to know where shooter and his daughter are. they just refuse to give the president any credit for keeping america safe. >>> plus, why on earth did the cops think it was necessary to takes a 17-year-old kid at a philly -- he was a phillies' fan at a ballpark last night. come on. you're watching "the ed show" on msnbc. ♪ [ male announcer ] there's one reason why over the past 100 years generations of men have trusted gillette. when it comes to shaving, we've given them our best. and on june 6th, we'll give them something even better. from crystal light. the first fitness drink with no artificial sweeteners, flavors, or preservatives. new purefitness... from crystal light. a pure way to water your body. from crystal light. i can't wait to just sit by the pool and relax. yea. [loud music playing and yelling] with chase sapphire you always get an expert adviso

. >> mike williams was the chief electronics technician on board the deep water horizon, one of the last to escape the inferno after the blowout in the gulf. he believes a series of mishaps may have lead to the catastrophe and his story which may be critical to the investigation hasn't been told until tonight. >> all the things that they told us could never happen, happened. >> what he's saying is very important to this investigation, you believe? >> it is. >> whose's responsible? >> bp. >> ta da. >> it was a huge day for this kid from venezuela, his first rehearsal and his first day as music director for the los angeles philharmonic. at 29 he is the youngest and in many eyes, the most charismatic conductor in the world today. but what really sets him apart is what he brought with him to the u.s. a program to help kids from all over america for the rest of their lives. >> good, very good. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bob simon. >> i'm morley safer. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm scott pelley. >> those stories and andy rooney tonight on "60 minutes." we encounter new op

>>> it's a great day for baseball and a great day for mike morris as well. lineup today as they try to salvage game 4 and split this 4-game set against the rockies. we'll taking up to first pitch today. >> he's back on track to come close to 40 homeruns. adam takes a 90 miles per hour fastball over the fence in right field to tie the game at 3. they advanced to 2nd base and phillips scores the winning run and rockies have a double header sweep yesterday. phil is one of about ten teams in baseball with 20 or more victories. there's a lot of baseball left to play. >> not bad. they are 3 and 3 in this road trip stpwhrfplt the game today and the two in st. louis, they have a shot to come home with a winning record! burnett and desmond have comments about the 7th inning error that cost the nats the ball game yesterday. >> we have not been throwing strikes to left-handers all year. i threw the ball well but it was a bad break and it's part of the game and we'll move on. that's baseball. >> it's a tough play. you know, i expect myself to make it. but it's the way i

mike if you want to come off, it is time to turn the floor over to you folks. we have got about 10 mutes for any questions that people have about this. if we have been unusually self-sufficient, then we will just let you go want to the next portion of the program. if not, we are glad to take your questions now individually as long as anyone has them. as a final announcement while we are all together, i want to introduce and recognize the work of a researcher in our community, who has uncovered the dark side of the merit systems protection law under the freedom of information act. she is putting some sunlight on the hopeless track record of people who seek justice at that board. some of you might want to talk to charlotte here and get access to information. if she is he, could you stand up? i am sure we will be seeing over the course of the day. that is a name for you to be following in our community and research for you to be getting. the second is to let everyone know that another member of our community has started a whistleblower archives project, to have a

mike?porter: well, we're on the inner loop between the harrisburg and the jones falls with a car fire and it's off to the right shoulder and they're blocking a lane of the inner loop as you go by to the harrisburg from if jfx and the backup is well up into the jfx and the inner loop is backed up to the westside and expect delays into the area and the car fire will be cleared up momentarily. back to you on tv hill. >> all right, thank you. >>> as we see there, it's warm for that. we'll check in with bob for the weather. >> well, it's not a horrible day. >> and it's warm outside. and 86 here. 71 up in oakland and a 74 at ocean city. the dew point's up just a bit from yesterday. it's up to 52. a little bit more humidity and the system we've been watching is now moving to the east and in the ohio valley and getting showers today and it's breaking up. and it's strung out, as you can see and the things are much less active this afternoon than yesterday. here, we have clouds to the west showers an

mike emanuel is at the pentagon tonight.ike, this seems to bolster america's case that iran is a threat. >> well, shep, it does. and america's top diplomat is using it to make her case with some off our allies. here is more from secretary of state hillary clinton. >> i have told my counterparts in many capitals around the world that i believe that we will not get any serious response out of the iranians until after the security council acts. >> appearing there with the british foreign secretary, secretary clinton says she believes the world is uniting around a fourth round of sanctions against the regime in tehran, shep. >> shepard: are getting indications, mike being that russia may be supportive of punishing iran. >> that's right. dmitry medvedev, the russian president, today went with the news today that iran may be able to produce more with less. essentially said that we're heading for last chance for the regime before the u.n. security council acts. the question, of course, we always ask is how far will russia and china

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mike hellgren. >> thank you very much, mike. the governor is expected to make an appearance at the perryville site tomorrow. >>> the fbi releases new crime numbers and it's a mixed news situation for baltimore. kai is live in the newsroom with the just released details. >> reporter: most violent crime including murder is down dramatically. the city is still in the top five for murder rates. the deadliest city in the nation continues to be new orleans. baltimore is fifth with 37 murders for 100,000 people. the number of murders in baltimore has dropped from 222 in 2007, to 238 in 2008. >>> the latest information from the gulf is it is now going to be until wednesday before bp can try its latest tactic to stop if oil gusher. this is a live look at the leak 5,000 feet below the surface as robots work on it. patient is wearing thin. >> reporter: president obama's cabinet members toured the spill that's only getting worse. >> we are going to stay on this and stay on bp until this gets done and it gets done the right way. >> reporter:

hln's law enforcement analyst mike brooks is joining us. so, mike, how about that?he was expecting them, apparently was he trying to get away? >> apparently he was because he did pay cash for a one-way ticket from jfk to dubai, dubai to islamabad. now, you know, thinking that he's arrives in islamabad, he was most likely going to peshawar, we don't know. but the two people in karachi, his father-in-law and a friend of his. >> so people that he knows obviously. >> exactly. >> the airlines according to the associated press, a homeland security official says the government's now going to require airlines to check updated no-fly lists within two hours of being notified of changes to the list. because it begs the question, how did the guy get on the plane in the first place if he were on a no-fly list? >> he paid cash, he should have been when he checked in, he should have been flagged then, but emirates air didn't do that. when i retired from law enforcement, i was working for delta airlines as a manager in their corporate security, our people and delta, they would chec

we will have an update on that from mike at the scene in a moment. on the baltimore washington parkway there's an accident southbound near 198 and another one near 410. both have been removed from the roadway. on the beltway at connecticut avenue on the screen. no big accident on the interstates around town. now to mike. >> good news and bad news for drivers in the district. the wilson bridge was supposed to be a nightmare this weekend with just one lane open on the inner loop of the beltway quest of telegraph road. but they will finish up the work 36 hours early. that highway is back to normal. however, on the chain bridge there were hoping to get a lanes open, all three, 4 shower this morning, but that does not appear to be happening. rainy weather has delayed the progress of ddot. they removed concrete barriers. because of the rainy weather, that postponed critical work which is new pavement markings. they had to put a temporary barrels and traffic 0 on imboden one lane each direction. until the weather improves if they cannot to get in there to d

will be featuring mike german from the fbi, whistleblower from the marines. failure to provide lifesaving equipment to our troops in iraq. robert smith plane, who was fired for presenting the air marshals from canceling coverage during a red alert of hijackers. the time's person time's person of the year who is a former at the i-9 11 whistleblower. justman radek, who was put under criminal specification because she tried to uphold the rule of law and the john-- denial of rights. george sarris, whose criminal investigation for doing a-- a breakdown and maintenance of our cargo aircraft so it will be chaired by chris from federal law enforcement officers association. has chris made it into the auditorium?

and you know what, mike? routinely we do not check people's criminal histories unless we have a reason to do so. so unless he was in a prior incident with the police on that campus had a reason to check him, the police would never know he had this confrontation before. >> we know he was aggressive with the officer. according to the officer, threatened saying "i'll kill you." she tasered him. l angry and aggressive. >> yeah. exactly. could you imagine that? here's a guy so violent he had to be tasered. >> and he was so drunk, he didn't remember it when he went to court the next day. ended up pleading guilty to resisting arrest, public swearing, public intoxication. let's go back to chiara. what do friends, anybody who knows him say about him? about his partying and drinking? >> well, that's actually really interesting. because it's been really silent saying they want to respect the silence of love's family. but some people do say, you know, a lot of lacrosse players are drinkers and they like to party. but a l

nbc's mike viqueira is at the white house for us tonight. mike? >> reporter: good evening, lester. tonight the white house announced that a top delegation of cabinet officials and senators are going to be heading down to the gulf on monday to get a firsthand look at the spill. but this comes as a rising chorus of critics are demanding that the white house step in and do more to control that spill. as the tide of frustration with the gulf begins to reach washington, today in his weekly address the president sought to keep the high ground. >> i want to know what worked, and what didn't work in our response to the disaster. >> reporter: mr. obama announced a new panel, tapping former florida senator bob graham, and william reilly, who ran the epa during the "exxon valdez" spill to lead it. >> the purpose of this commission is to consider both the root causes of the disaster, and offer options on what safety and environmental precautions we need to take to prevent a similar disaster from happening again. >> reporter: but that report won't come for six months. meanwhile, after repeated

brown, rear admiral mike brown who's the second assistant deputy. the third hat that i've got is i'm also the director of the national cyber country center. in that capacity i actually report to the secretary. and that's a small component that is responsible for helping to coordinate across the different cyber security centers in the federal government, which includes a part of csnc, center of -- that serves as sort of the watch and warning and operational center for working with the private sector and across the civilian government space. but there are other such centers. a f.b.i. run center called the ncijtf and a center up at the national street agency called the ntalk. one in d.o.d. or several in d.o.d. and one in the intelligence community. so all those centers can coordinate effectively together, can be more effective in their mission spatials, and can help drive common situational awareness which is one thing we think a lot about in cyber across government. >> ok. two questions to follow up from that. how do you define cyber security? >> well

mike pence, you did a great job.onight is really about all of you in the audience, the many hard-working, fair minded journalist who covered this city. it is so nice they were able to see all of you at one table. the newly minted john mccain could not be here tonight. he has been detained at the arizona border while lou dobbs checks his papers. eric cantor said he would have loved to be here, in fact he would have bennett tickled to be here -- bennett tickled to be here. -- been tickled to be here. sarah palin was here earlier but she left halfway through, before it was done. we do have two stars of television here, two of my favorite tv host. i do not care what people say, american -- affirmative action works. look no further than joe scarborough being employed at msnbc. does our growth was a trailblazer. -- joe scarborough was a trailblazer. he was the first washed up politician and to become a tv host before it was hip. mika, look at you, sitting there in your size t twowo -- size 2 dress. i'd like to say, on beha

>> jimmy: i remember mike weaver. >> remember mike weaver?hat? >> jimmy: look at that. [ cheers and applause ] "men we love." >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's great, buddy. >> i got the astronaut suit on so that lady astronaut that put on the pamper and drove 800 miles might come get me. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: that lady. >> remember the lady astronaut. she had a rubber hose in her trunk. she's going to beat me with a bag of oranges just so the -- >> jimmy: i remember this lady. she -- >> and when i answer my phone, i always use the voice from the dude from "silence of the lambs." >> jimmy: how does that go? >> "put the lotion in the bag." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why? why -- >> "could you help me put this couch in the back of my van?" never -- i'm telling young ladies out there, somebody with a broke arm asks you to help them put a couch in the back of the van, don't do it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: don't do it. good advice. but, dude, you are -- this is a-list. you're winning awards. you're on oprah. >> that was cool, right? >> jimmy: this is grea

you and mike have been in the swirl of things in washington.rom this news conference as you watched? >> i think there's two things. the speed with which the fbi and new york police department brought this to closure is stunning and speaks to the level of cooperation you see right now in new york. that's why they are the best of the best in this business. second thing is, we've been i t would agree, we've been talking about how crude and amateurish this bomb was. that's true. it still does not take away from how serious an attempt it was. the intent here was clearly very, very high. the capability was lacking. we should all be thankful for that. but this does speak, once we go through the after action of it all, as to how groups and individuals are still looking for opportunities through our security to identify the potential to conduct an attack. i think nypd, the fbi, department of homeland security areá!t all going to look at th and say, what else can we do to ensure if this is attempted again, it fails? >> mike, you and i also were talking

. >> great, obviously, mike.ught defensively in the first half especially we were terrific, and a lot of good things. i warned them at halftime. you know, i think, and i might be wrong on the numbers, they only had two threes in the first quarter, but seven or eight in the second quarter, and i told them that's not a good sign for us because they didn't make them, but they got them, and eventually they would make them. that was a concern. i thought the overall defense, though, really from both teams, it was a defensive game. we like those. and that was good for us. >> doc, paul flaner. the job that kendrick did, but also the job rasheed did coming in on dwight howard. >> kendrick, rasheed, and bailey, dwight howard is not going to be one, maybe, two, three, four guys at the end of the day that has to guard him, and we are leaving them on an island, so that's very difficult. the one time we trapped if you noticed, they got a three. that was not a trap we were supposed to do, but we did, and they hurt you so well w

the other side of the story will kick in. >> mike taibbi on the gulf coast.. >> thank you. >>> many roadblocks and delays, but will the focus on terror cause us to take our eye off too big to fail? not for some people. joining us democratic senator bill dorgan of north dakota, here to discuss the amendment. thanks for visiting with us. >> thanks, peter. it's byron dorgan. >> i apologize. i want to ask as you quickly look at salt lake city tribune editorial, too big to fail. it says, it contains -- referring to the new financial bill -- it contains many good provisions. what it does not contain, however, is a few simple rules that would limb the size of those institutions. it says the obvious way to limit too big to fail is to make smaller. what do you propose needs to happen here? >> the amendment i filed yesterday is simple and direct and effective. it says, look, if you're too big to fail, you're too big. if you cause a moral hazard or grave financial risk to this country if you fail, you should divest, we should breakaway portions of those companies so the

here to argue why foreign aid spending is general mike hagge and admiral jim loy.r deputy homeland security secretary. they are co-chairs of the national security advisory council at the global leadership coalition. welcome to the show. so the budget committee wants to cut this $4 billion out of the roughly $60 billion that is in that budget. why is that a bad idea, admiral loy? >> first offer all it is not a done deal. a better letd was sent to put the 4 billion back into the budget. in the post-9/11 security world that we're still trying to understand let alone actually live in, the collaborative efforts of all of the elements of influence that the united states has to muster has to be put in a package deal around the world to allow us to do what we need to do. and the push into that, that is other than military, must go towards the diplomatic and economic development pieces so there is strength and imagined strength there and real strength there to do the things that they do that are better than the military. >> as opposed to a investment, is that a right way to

back to mike at the chain bridge. >> good morning.in bridge this weekend's opening of all three lanes of traffic, but that has not happened. it's not raining, but they got a lot of rain this weekend. even this morning we've seen some showers off moving through this area. vdot was unable to complete their work on the chain bridge because of the weather. they removed concrete barriers, but they could not do the pavement markings. crews have placed a temporary barriers on the bridge. if traffic will be moving in one lane in each direction. until the weather improves, vdot will not able to do the s triping. they hope to finish this part of the work by mid-week. the entire process should wrap up by august. you are encouraged to use alternative routes in the meantime. >>> our top story this morning, the crisis along the gulf coast. there's a trace of brewing between bp and the federal government over the ongoing cleanup efforts. if this comes after louisiana's governor bobby jindal is criticizing the bp and the government for their response

mike conneen tells us why some in the sea could be on the target list. >> terrorists with the pakistani taliban are plotting their next attacks on american targets. >> suicide attacks involving mass transit and highly trafficked tourist areas not just in washington but in new york and in boston as well. >> u.s. intelligence officials say they are gathering leads from several sources, including the times square bombing suspect, faisal shahzad, and now only a security experts warned that pakistan is the new hub of the terrorist threat. >> attacks originating here, and we must not rule out the possibility of attacks coming from abroad. >> earlier this week, secia director leon panetta discuss the threat with pakistan's government. missing from that trip, national intelligence director dennis player. yesterday, the retired navy admiral announced he would step down, which was rumored for months. >> i think a lot of folks at the white house are saying that is something the united states should have known about if we are connecting the dots -- connecting the dots that appear in the plot should

captain mike perry is over the scene. >> reporter: we are in pin brook, this is cold spring lane whereead-on collision occurred between a sport utility vehicle and a sedan there is a on on going rescue t road is closed by fire apparatus. police are on the scene investigating. we will keep you updated. back to you. >>> the clouds pretty much moved out. here and there, spotty. >> we had sun a few areas with sprinkles popping up. 76. northeast winds continue to bring in moisture though at 7. barometer is high 30.23. that's the flow that we seen the last day or so off the atlantic ocean. today we had sunshine and a couple of sprinkles in the eastern shore. may make it across the bay in next hour or two. just sprinkles here and there 76 here, ocean city is 69. oak land 656789 warmer, sunshine, 77. temperatures were back to normal. last night's low was in the 60s. a warm night. the rain from the weekend is down, down across the carolina coast. southwest is an area of low pressure we are watching carefully. bernadette will talk about that next hour. out to the west, cold temperatures and snow

>> no, mike douglas was my very good friend. >> larry: mike douglas? >> i had known him most of my life. we had known each other -- our families had been acquaintances, and i had old movies when we were really young children with mike in it. and then we had been great friends through high school, talked on the phone almost every night. i was just driving with a friend to a drive-in movie, and we're on a very dark and two-lane road, which is now the big loop, the big freeway that circles midland. and it ends in a highway, big spring highway, which also was probably two-lane at the time. >> larry: and here is the way you write. "i was in the intersection, and immediately in front of me was another car. it came rushing out of the darkness, and i was right upon it without a second to turn the wheel. all i heard was the horrible sound of metal colliding, the catastrophic boom that occurs when two hard pieces of steel make contact." how old were you? >> 17. i had just turned 17 two days before. >> larry: you had no idea who was in the other car? >> no, i did

mike taibe joins us live. they capped off one situation but that doesn't mean it is all good news with that, certainly. >> reporter: no. this is really a good news/bad news story, tamron, with the bad news far outweighing the good. take a look at this. i'll use it as a wind indicator and it has now turned in the last hour. the water on that side, waland this side, the wind has turned around driving it closer. as you referenced before with the satellite photo. everybody is concerned about the fact that it looks like this oil landfall is going to occur sooner than they thought. first they thought two or three days which would give the response crews more time to prepare the islands and other vulnerable areas to skim and suck up some of the oil and water mixture and do the controlled burns. while they rush this containment dome out to the site itself. it is on the way and will get there around midnight and won't be deployed until probably after the weekend. that is the best chance to cap the leak itself. if they

first period, mike cammalleri, puts montreal up 1-0. his 13th goal. leading scorer for montreal this pa postseason. later in the first, piatt, in the front of the net. his second goal of the playoffs. canadiens up 2-0. piatt, by the way, did not kick kick the puck. the officials would review. the goal could stand. scott hartnell, the slap shot. jaroslav halak. take it to the third period, canadiens on top 3-0. brian gionta, finish it off, sir. montreal win it. but they trail in the series, 2-1. >>> the big-time finishes, reds/braves. second inning. bases loaded. joey votto. the grand slam for him. his tenth home run of the year. they're on top. we take it to the ninth now. braves trailing, 9-6. bases loaded. the pinch hitter, brooks con rat. oh, up with his glove. he almost had it. third home run of the season for conrad. his fifth career home run. his first career grand slam. and his first career walk-off. the braves win this in dramatic fashion, 10-9. >>> that will do it for sports. back to you in new york. >>> and coming up, the stories we'll be tr

in south baltimore, mike should, wjz eyewitness news. >> the park looks great. great location, too. honeywell was responsible for the cleanup after they bought allied signal which was originally responsible for contaminating that area. >>> tomorrow morning marylanders will lace up their running shoes. wjz is a proud sponsor of sunday's half marathon benefiting the university of maryland marlene and stewart greenbaum center. call the number on your screen or log on to marylandhalfmarathon.com. are those people going to have decent weather? >> it may be a little hot. could be a little rain. that will keep everyone cool, and it will be muggy. i want to show you first warning doppler. the rain make us way into the metro area. you can see it in place in frederick, cumberland, d.c. it is moving east, and we'll have your forecast when ,,,,,,,,,, heard the news about frequent heartburn? there's a new 24-hour heartburn formula. it's called zegerid otc. it's been proven in a clinical study to provide acid control that's greater and faster than prevacid. for all day and all night relief. try z