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el milÁn empezÓ con el pie derecho con dos goles del brasileÑo pato. to por mi parte. gracias, buenas noches. >>a para este dÍa nos vamos al zoolÓgico de indianÁpolis,hizo su debut ante el pÚblico. >> mÍo seis pies de altura y pesa mÁs de 150 libros,pero pronto la jirafa tendrÁ con que quh@rÁ a vivir en ese zoolÓgico. asÍ llegamos al final. >> hasta maÑana. ♪ p

lazio y el inter de milÁn. la lazio ganÓ 2 x 1. el real madrid, llego un acuerdo para contratar...de la repÚblica. lo mejor de mi gente en la pelota, un premio muy especial para los jugadores de la selecciÓn de el salvador celebrarÁn el prÓximo miÉrcoles a trinidad y tobago por las eliminatorias, ¿quieren saber quÉ eno se pierdan maÑana la repÚblica deportiva. >> gracias llegamos al final con las noticias mÁs importantes del dÍa. gracias por habernos acompaÑado, maÑana los invitamos a que nos acompaÑa, aquÍ estaremos. que descanse.

>> jimmy: no, you're not. [ laughter ] july 8th, you're going to milan?i am. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. well, i'll try to make it. >> okay. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i'll try to get tickets for milan. you guys look great. i gotta say, yesterday was such a weird day for our show. we started the show and, of course, yesterday, we lost two pop icons, farrah fawcett, who was amazing, one of the original "charlie's angels." and we have one of the new "charlie's angels" on our show tonight, cameron diaz. farrah was just awesome, and i don't think there was a better poster in the world in my life, than the poster of farrah fawcett. every kid, i mean, that's just -- i mean, it's up there with the "hang in there" poster with the cat. [ laughter ] that was the only one i can compare. and she's a legend. and we we're starting the show and then there was this rumor going around that michael jackson had passed away. and it was just a rumor, and of course, you have those people that come up to you and they want to be the first person to tell you the news, and you don't

as the state department of the business and economic development, they are reeling from the chelsea-milan soccer match. >> i've never seen the number of restaurants and hotels that were full of folks who wanted to come here to see the game and a backdrop. >> joining us to talk more about this idea is indycar racing hall of famer al unser jr.. thank you for coming in, and ceo of baltimore racing development read why is baltimore a good then you for this? >> it is a really good fit with the racing because of where it is located. you are 3 miles south of new york, washington, d.c., virginia is south of us. it is the eastern seaboard. it is well populated. >> location, location, location. where the course take us? >> it is to showcase for the downtown harbor area is. back across conway street in front of the stadium. >> you could get a lot of tourists, people familiar with the area. what would baltimore have to do to prepare for something like this? >> we have been working with the city, and getting very good support from staff and the city council leadership. we need to complete some of the

worldwide attention, milan and chelsey.old out, m&t bank stadium just like that. 70 people came from all over the you stay -- united states to see the soccer game. then later you had 13 shootings. >> a number of people shot. >> which could put a pall over the city and did. don't kid yourself. hence our story, national night out. we do it every year, i'm sure we'll do it again next year. check something out here. this is not a city that to some is known as the wild west, city known to these folks, this is the home page of the kempton resorts. this is a high-end chain of hotels, okay? >> okay. >> kempton resorts see baltimore as a city that can use old architecture like the building on the corner of charles and baltimore street, and -- >> which is a beautiful period piece. >> it sure is. and they turned -- kempton turned this into one of their boutique hotels, an old building that has been turned with an investment of $65 million into one of the coolest bought evening hotels not only in the mid atlantic but potentially on the

. >> fresh off the success of the chelsea-milan soccer match baltimore city once again trying to getts spotlight with racing. >> and if things go as planned, this city could host an indy style racing event. but as you guys have told me, it is more of a grand prix style race with indy cars. lowell melser will explain all of this. >> once i got here and i looked at the harbor and all that kind of stuff and where the track is going to be going, it's a win-win situation. >> that's two-time indy 500 champion al unser jr. putting his full support behind holding an indy car race in downtown baltimore. if anybody knows indy car racing, it's him. the announcement comes a week after the baltimore city council approved an initiative giving the baltimore county racing commission two years to plan the race which is expected to bring in millions in economic impact. the person who helped make the chelsea-milan soccer match a reality said it would be a stellar event. >> it would be a $260 million impact on our city. >> as far as the course, the plan is to run by both camden yards and the inner harbo

but the hybrid sedans with best gas milea are the 2010 ford fusion hybrid and mryercu 10 my milan hybrid. both revamped. 41 and 36 miles per gallon. better than the camry and the lexus. >>> an 8-year-old boy in britain has become the youngest person in the world to wing walk. his name is tiger brewer, he did not exactly walk on the wing of the plane. he was strapped on the top wing of the plane that was piloted by his grandfather. boy flew 100 miles an hour, 1,000 feet off the ground. he says he was scared when the plane took off. he calmed down during the flight. >> i thought we had a break down. >> of course, that's all it was. >> acts of daring apparently run in the family. tiger's mom started wing walking when she was a kid. his grandfather said the flight was ser than the car ride

the war that the government has promoted since shortly after seymour hirsch wrote his expose on the milan massacre in 1969. the stories and the photographs shock the country. which had to come to grips with the fact that u.s. soldiers had killed babies, young children, mothers and grandmother's. the military then and since has insisted that the milan massacre was an isolated incident, it was an aberration. war crimes in vietnam were all isolated incidents. committed by few rogue units, not a con occurrence or a systemic -- common occurrence or a systemic problem. soldiers came home from vietnam and tried to tell the public differently, but ultimately, they were either disbelieved or written off as liars, fabricators, and traitors by the government and much of the public. over time, that notion took hold. that other than milea, and a few other publicly noted war crimes, that atrocities weren't a significant problem in vietnam, but behind the scenes, the army kept a secret file that showed otherwise. atrocities weren't in fact limited to a few isolated incidents. they were common and they w

he has been bouncing against milan and the galaxy.he home team says they have to take care of their own business. >> we are doing all the little things you need to do to be successful. and, obviously to have some marquee players that can hurt us so we have to take care of those but play our game and the way we play at home. >> the redskins, 21 points tomorrow. >> score maybe two. >> go for double-digits. >> i think the defense is the strong point but they will get a couple of safety. the redskins score four points tomorrow. more 9 news thafr tee break. plus, after the show, dave is all new, christina applegate a . >>> things got a bit out of control on an adopt a pet segment on the local news in vancouver, canada. let's take a look. >> this is ginger [ laughter ] [ laughter ] ginger just loves. >> you don't have any makeup left. >> okay. okay. >> okay, ginger. >> that's good. oh, dear. any way these two dogs are absolutely fabulous. they need a wee bit of training. >> really? you think? [ laughter ] >> the newsroom is howling with lau

he has bounced between milan and the galaxy. last night they spoiled his visit but he knows this go around will be just as big. >> i have memories of playing in dc. obviously it is my mls xavier. a great atmosphere and fan base. looking forward to that one. it is a big game for us. >> reporter: exciting day here at nats park. stephen strasburg introduced to the fans and the media. they are awfully excited. we will have full coverage at 11:00, as well. guys, back to you in the studio. >> thank you very much. >>> i think we have time for a quick forecast. >> there are some warnings out there. loudoun county, and showers and thunderstorms through tomorrow. keep that in mind. >> that's it for

y volamos a pekin para el partido de la lazio y el inter de milÁn.s del mundo es comÚn ver a los chicos dominando sus tablas sobre ruedas. desde mÉxico fabio alejojnos muestra las campeonas de este deporte vinculado skate boarding. >> se le conoce como el skate park. digamos que es el paraÍso para la patineta. y hay un grupo de seÑoritas que se apasionan con este deporte. >>> es un proyecto. >> hoy ellas estÁn de manteles largos pues tienen la vita de dos campeonas. caren es brasileÑa y estÁ estrenando su medalla de oro que ganÓ en los estados unidos. leticia tiene 15 aÑos y la primera vez que se subiÓ a la patineta fue a los 10. ahora estÁ rankeada en el quinto lugar mundial. es normal que la patineta simplemente se patine. >>> no me ha pasado nada. y aunque me pasara no renunciarÍa. nunca me he roto un hueso. >> esa voz me gusta y me da confianza para probarlo yo mismo. [ mÚsica ] >> no pienso caerme, pero probablemente pase. [ mÚsica ] >> no me rompÍ mÁs que el pantalÓn y no lo intentarÉ de nuevo. >> la otra. [ mÚsica ] >> aunque por moda y comodi

in a 48 nation homeless world cup in milan next month. >>> a little basketball this weekend. thall stars tok on the radio shoes. well, there's -- >> i want to see who they are. >> well, any way, they took on magic 102.3. and they are fighting to help doe -- it diseases. fox 5 won! >>> there you go, very good! >> i'm surprised they didn't invite me out there. >> are you, really. >> yeah, i can play. >> i can't dunk. >> in his mind. >> in his mind, he can play. >> i am a legend in my mind. >>> it's time for the -- >> water cooler. >> steve nash ring a bell? >> yeah. >> we're like brothers. >> oh, right. okay, we have a big talker today. >> yeah, another one. a new york city woman is struggling to find a job and suing the college where she earned her degree. she filed a lawsuit against them saying she hasn't been able to get work since getting heregree. despite the school's promise to help her find a job. she's seeking the $70,000 she spent on tuition and the spokesman says that it's completely without merit. >> they said they would help, but not guarantee a job. >> well, she's

, eagle claw whoa gle claw, eaglelaw whoa ♪ ♪ eagle claw, eagle claw ba-ba-boing, boing take it to milan> mainly goes in ris. >> jimmy: but the show, "the mighty boosh," here it is right here. it's on adult swim. you have all dvds are coming out tomorrow, i believe. in all different lors. [ laughter ] >>hey're different shows. >> jimmy: they are different shows, as well. but, gosh, i love it. i'much a fan. you know why i like your guys? because you work so hard on everything. like, it's not ea comedy. you do a lot stuff, like, even your book that you came out with. it's just so well done and creative and different and fun. and you got, like, little things in there. i just -- i'm a big fan of your work. >> there's a gorilla in our show. >> jimmy: youave a gorilla as well. and you guys are zookeepers? >> yeah, he did the work. i was just going to say, he was sort of -- >> jimmy: did he, really? well, he wasn't dressed as a gorilla when he did it. [ laughr ] >> jimmy: but you give him props, you give him credit for it. gorilla making a book, he did a great job. >> yeah. he's a gorilla and g

in the 48-nation world cup in milan in september. but all of the players say soccer helps give them a shot at winning a second chance. >> no matter your soccer skill level, you're going to be welcome here. we're going to be here week after week for you, to work with you, support you in helping you get off the street. >> keith the faith, man, keep on keeping on, everything will get better. don't let anything get you down. >> reporter: pat lawson muse, news4, washington. >> they have some skills. all of the street soccer games played this weekend are free. the final game at 3:00 p.m. sunday afternoon. >>> the redskins rsfit-round pick talks about list goals in training camp. here's lindsay czarniak with more. >>> good morning, everybody, your sports on this saturday morning begins with redskins news, the redskins will be in full pads for the first time this morning, and because yesterday's second practice was canceled because of rain, today will be the firstime first time that redskins first-round draft pick, brian aracpo will go throu

milan syabsolutely correct in that. but i think there is also another element here. i think they have made it clear that they have a story app they are sticking to it this story is that this is not -- that there wasn't fraud. that the whole unrest was caused by foreign agents and by foreigners and was a planned western coup, and i think they want to show their supporters, at least, and they do have supporters there is no question they do have some supporters, they want to show them through these televised trials and through these confessions that some people will believe, although the vast majority, i think, will not believe. and they seem as dr. milani said quite absurd. but i think that they want -- it's really a case of them saying this is our story and we're sticking to it. and we want to get past this. and this the way we are going to get past by proving in their minds that there was this conspiracy and then you know, we'll see what the next phase is. certainly i think it came generally as a shock to most people in tehran that they would do such a thing. >> warn

the top eight will play in the world cup in milan next month. >> you love to see that. there was a british invasion at fedex field and tony perkins is a big beatles fan and julie, she's one of the biggest tony perk kins fans. >> and we go towards the d.c. water front. they'll start at 6:00, that's going to benefit the health, literacy and awareness. go to myfoxdc.com for more. we'll be back. when morning comes in the middle of the night... rooster crow. ...it affects your entire day. to get a good night's sleep, try 2-layer ambien cr. the first layer dissolves quickly to help you fall asleep. and unlike other sleep aids, a second dissolves slowly to help you st asleep. when taking ambien cr, don't drive or operate machinery. sleepwalking, and eating or driving while not fully awake with memory loss for the event as well as abnormal behaviors such as being more outgoing or aggressive than normal, confusion, agitation and halluciations may occur. don't take it with alcohol as it may increase these behaviors. allergic reactions such as shortness of breath, swelling of your

. >> people think fashion, they think paris, they think milan.e person who designed this outfit nanette lapore. >> i'm a big fan. she is helping to fight save the garment district in new york. it's hard to produce here. designers like prairie and millie. >> i love millie. >> lawyer are miller out of chicago. you have to give them credit for keeping it at home. >> you and mrs. obama. >> categories beginning with basic rights. these are undergarments produced by american companies. >> this is american apparel. we'll start with them. what i found interesting is that, you know, they've got these rainbow colored t-shirts, et cetera. but they actually operate the largest garment factory here in the u.s. and employ about 5,000 people in l.a. alone. >> keep in mind, in this economy. >> exactly. you're keeping jobs at home. out of vermont, commando. big hollywood favorites for their invisible undergarments. and no nonsense, made in tennessee. they have an environmentally friendly approach to their company. >> and give me that -- because it's the blue jean

milan labs, expedia among those stocks hitting new 52-week highs today. melissa? >> all right. pisani here with me on the floor. you know, yesterday i went back to global hq and, you know, all hell broke loose on the market. should i get out of here again? >> no, we're fine. we've got very low volume. let's put up the high beta financial names we've been talking about all week. there may be a little bit of fundamental news. they're attracting investors, buyers and sellers, simply because the volume is there for them. those stocks that you got and looking at here, 30% of the volume on the new york stock exchange for most of this week. so when you get that, take the volume out of that, you've got churning around on very light volume which doesn't mean an awful lot in terms of where the market is going. we need more data point. look at other things out there, look at the big tech names out there, great news from dell, great news from intel overall, maybe get a little profit of s.t. micro. but the rest of the tech sector is drifting slower here even though opened higher. even with

decisions made by the fema general counsel despite the ever made by experienced lawyers and based on the milan and disaster presidents since dhs is centralize the general counsel function there has been many concerns that should a catastrophic disaster occur interpretations of the law based on disaster president and in the ability of the stafford act will be overruled by lesson for lawyers consideration should allow the fema to have his or her own independent counsel we have discussed the issue of principle federal officials i don't think this is an issue that is close i still believe there is the intent to use the pfo as to the issue of hurricane katrina who was in charge. we want to reduce bureaucracy in response and recovery the answer is to remove the fema make it the independent agency reestablished a federal response plan, not everywhere can create a national recovery plan. hurricane katrina was a failure of leadership all levels but they could have my decision and take a certain actions to correct the problem but they could not because the approval process was that dhs will recognize th