mrs. robinson read a book called "the napping house."to a group of pre-k to elementary schools. when asked about life at the white house, mrs. robinson said it is wonderful. >>> in tv's "real word" filming here in our area and depending whom you ask, not everybody is too happy about it. some people think they are taking over the town. keith garvin is working for the story. you tell us that some people are embracing it but a lot of people are fed up with the cast, crew, and just the whole intrusive nature of it. >> that's true. the show is being taped at a mansion in dupont circle, an area that's usually quiet. it doesn't get too many lights or cameras that they are used to. now with the shows filming since the july fourth weekend. and the word has gotten out and a number of people just come by and they wait outside for the crews, for the cast to come in and out. especially thursday, friday, saturday nights. and they even had a couple of block parts just waiting for the cast members to come home and we talked to one gentleman who lives ac

mrs. robinson talked about life in the white house.old the students she is enjoying living at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. she thinks her grandchildren are growing up so fast that sometimes she is feeling left out. she also says that it was an overwhelming feeling to have a daughter married to the president of the united states. >>> michelle obama will be something that no other first lady has done before. she is going to serve as a sponsor for a u.s. coast guard cutter. the ship itself is breakin new ground and it will be named after dorothy stratton. strapt only founded the coast guard women's reserve that helped pave the way for women in the service. as a ship sponsor mrs. obama will attend the ship's christening and that will tack place next summer in mississippi. >>> it is all the rage in due upon circle but it may be send something of the neiborhood residents into a rage at the same time. mtv's real word is taping the 22 snd season in washington. and as keith garvin reports, not everyone is happy with the attention and they are blog

mrs. robinson was asked how much tv sasha and malia watch. she says they get one hour a day.t's how much i was allowed. >>> this morning on "the early show" we'll talk about healthcare reform. we'll talk to senior adviser to the president david axelrod and get gop reaction from louisiana governor bobby jindal. i'm michelle guillen. this is the cbs morning news. [ announcer ] you make healthy choices every day-- oh, max! and you want to do the same for your laughable, lovable dog. [ barks ] that's why purina fit & trim is specially formulated... with high-quality protein, including delicious real chicken, to help him maintain lean muscle and a healthy weight, so he can make the most of every day. long live your buddy. long live your dog. purina fit & trim. >>> good morning, everybody. it is thursday morning. another humid start to day. i'm in for don scott. he'll be back on monday. sharon is standing by with traffic and we're going to head in for him and -- tim and he is in for marty today. >> good morning, everyone. temperatures are in the low 70s and it is very humid. we do

mrs. robinson was asked how much tv sasha and malia watch. she says they get one hour a day.t's how much i was allowed. >>> this morning on "the early show" we'll talk about healthcare reform. we'll talk to senior adviser to the president david axelrod and get gop reaction from louisiana governor bobby jindal. i'm michelle guillen. this is the cbs morning news. [ announcer ] you make healthy choices every day-- oh, max! and you want to do the same for your laughable, lovable dog. [ barks ] that's why purina fit & trim is specially formulated... with high-quality protein, including delicious real chicken, to help him maintain lean muscle and a healthy weight, so he can make the most of every day. long live your buddy. long live your dog. purina fit & trim. >>> good morning. president obama continues to rally support for sweeping health care legislation. at a primetime news conference on wednesday he defended his decision to set an august deadline for the house and senate to hack, even if it isn't met. the president will continue to push his message today at a town hall meeting

mrs. robinson took a few questions from the kid. one student asked what sasha and malia do for fun. >> they are at the age now where they would rather read books or play games with themselves so grandma is beginning to feel left out. i spend a little time with them -- sometimes i play games with them but they're growing up now. >> very sweet. >> she told the kids that her life at the white house is just wonderful. >> i imagine it would be fun to watch your grand kid, your daughter, she gets that time with them. >>> let's check in with brian. >> we know the airline industry has been hit hard, 9-11, the sinking economy. you see th fees but not this. what is going on forcing people to live at the airport. plus, the country is at risk of cyber attacks every day. get the edge on why we may be nowhere near capable of dealing with them. >>> we told you about the new problems found on metro rails. more about  fiber one. i'm looking for some fiber. this bar is an excellent source of fiber. there's no fiber in this. taste

mrs. robinson's book we should all take? >> three ps. everyone else, remember to parent yourself too. not better than everybody else, but put yourself on your own list of loved ones. pace yourself. number two, remember to pause. you know what women typically do. we take care of everybody else. only then can we pause and take care of ourselves. i'm saying, the moment you have down time, those children are busy watching tv, do something for yourself instead of another chore. and number three, play. that's why i love grandmothers taking care of grandchildren because the grandchildren will never remember all the laundry you do, but they will always remember the day you went down the slide with them or you were in the pool with them. you know what i say to the grandmothers and grandmas too, go out and play with them. don't just send them out to play. >> i love that. great stuff. dr. georgia witkin, thank you. >> my pleasure. >> pleasure to have you on. >>> coming up next, jon is minus kate but plus one these days. we'll tell you who it is. wh

mrs. robinson says sasha and malia are limited to one hour of tv a day. >>> it is now 8:33. okay.th our final check of the weather. >> that important hour, by the way, is probably right now. wouldn't you agree, russ? >> i totally agree. >> nice to see you. we've got some smarty mcsmartsters here. irts, the international radio and tell advievision scholars, e with cbs for a name. >> gabby from u pen. >> daniel from ithaca college. >> these are the people who are going to be running this business in just a couple of years. nice to see you. a pleasure to meet you. big hand for these guys. let's take a check of the weather and see what's happening all across the country. >>> looks like -- now you can stop clapping because it's going to be raining in the northeast the next couple of hours. couple of low pressure systems are going to deliver heavy doses of rain in portions of new england. sticky and steamy in the southeast. southwest is going to be wet as well. watch because a low pressure system could create flash flooding issues. and interior sections of the northwest is going to be h

mrs. robinson. steve: she was naked. bill: now, this clip we had to search everywhere for this clip.ciate it out there. question number 4. angie dickinson was one big bad momma in 1974. >> now, it's all just good clean fun. >> then you are going to pay for your fun. by god, a mother has still got some rights in this country. >> hey, you can't do that. >> the hell i can't. i'm defending my little girl's honor. bill: excellent. that barker. now what famous person was ms. dickerson married to? bill: the answer is correct. burt. bill: we have a tie with one bad girl question to go. and this question is interesting. interesting. question number 5, margaret hamilton was probably the wickedeth witch ever. >> and as for you my fine lady, it's true, i can't attend to you here now as i would like, just try to stay out of my way. just try. i'll get you my pretty and your little dog, too. [ laughter ] bill: daytime talk show host, everyone. on tv ms. hamilton was a pitchwoman for what product? bill: the answer is. >> maxwell house is always good. i think it tastes best. they have been making goo

mrs. robinson says it is an overwhelming feeling to have a daughter married to the president but she did alsoit that she has a pretty cool fe maybe they should find a way to make her an envoy to someplace. >>> this week's "wednesday's child" loves the game of tennis. turns out he's pretty good at it. we found out after he spend some time with washington council's coach murphy jenson. barbara harrison has devin's story. >> reporter: hi, devin. how are you? >> good. >> i'm so glad to see you. i see you are a tennis player. is that right? >> yeah. >> we should have fun today. devin is a 15-year-old who loves the game of tennis. so we thought we'd check out the beautiful new digs for the washington capitals professional tennis team in downtown washington. >> play ten snis. >> a little bit. >> you enjoy the game? >> yeah. >> all right, here we go. >> reporter: devin proved to be good at a game he actually has taught himself to play. >> i just picked up a racket one day and just hit it. >> reporter: and turned out to be pretty good. huh? those who know him say devin wants to succeed at everything h

mrs. robinson says it's an overwhelming feel to go have a daughter married to the president. >>> sharks arerticularly rare in southern florida ups, of course, they're in the streets. investigators are trying to figure out how this six foot along nurse shark ended up on a road invertown this week. police suspect it may have been dumped there by two people who tried unsuccessfully to sell the protected species to local restaurants. wild life officials say the suspect could face clarnls for killing the shark and for trying to sell it without a license. >>> get toward shop. stores are already rolling out big back to school sales. health care reform and the economy are t the only topics president obama addressed in his prime time news conference. what he had to say about race relations in the wake of the recent arrest of a prominent black scholar. >>> a crime alert this morning, a woman on an early morning jog is drag fld to the bushes and sexually assaulted in rock creek ñÑ? >>> the president's prescription. president obama outlines his health care reform plan in a prime time press conference.

frazier robinson, the third, mrs. obama's father. we will find out his grave has been touched. >>> thanks very much. they are about to resume over at the senate judiciary committee office building. they are about to continue the questions and answers of sonya sotomayor to become the next justice of the united states supreme court. folks are back in that room. we see some of the family members of sonya sotomayor there as well including her mom. she has been sitting there as a proud mother from the very, very start along with her brother, who is a physician in syracuse, new york. several other family members, god children and others. a lot of her friends are there as well. they, obviously, are very, very supportive. the chairman of the committee, patrick lahey, will be hitting that gavel very soon. the questioning will resume with charles rasly, the republican senator from iowa. dana bash is in the hearing room. they have had a nice lunch and now they are getting ready to go back to work. >> reporter: chuck grassley, the republican cen

mr. president. >> reporter: wellman became the jackie robinson of disability.that life for the disabled need have no limits. over the years, he has helped eight other climbers with broken backs make it to the top of el capit capitan. >> almost like 7,000 pull-ups. >> it is. >> reporter: a car accident put steve mousse in a wheelchair. doctors told him he would never leave it. >> it took awhile for it to sink in. but when it did, man i cried every day for four months. >> reporter: until he met mark. >> he was the first guy that really made me think that maybe i could do it. >> reporter: you're more severely injured than mark. >> i can move from here up, and i can't move my body around like he can. >> reporter: so wellman designed a special pulley that would allow mousse to lift just half his weight. >> if you're not tugging on this, you can just push this up with your fingers. >> i can feel it. >> nice! >> reporter: mark wellman's amazing feat showed us the possibilities, rather than the disabilities in our lives. helped claim victory over chance and trouble. >>

robinson. >> thank you, mr.ker the i asked the parliamentary undersecretary of defense about the mask probably and he said at that time the most important thing was to carry out the contracts and get that up and running. now that we've got the steel company, i thank him, assist not clear we're looking at the mask project for the next step in years to come? >> we are looking at the mars project but i don't want my honorable friend to be under any illusion. where we build war fighting vessels like the cost, then we have made a strategic decision as part of the defensive strategy that, to make sure those ships are built in this country. where we are talking about logistic support ships or tankers that doesn't apply. we need to get the best value for money so it would be quite wrong to say that those ships are being reserved for the ship yards in the clyde or elsewhere in the united kingdom. doesn't mean british ship yards wouldn't be most welcome to bid for them. we would be delighted if they win on the basis of be

robinson. a big day for the family. >> thank you. >>> the first family flies to ghana next, where the welcome mat is already out. mr. obama is wildly popular in the african country. as you can see, the venders are pushing the obama-themed merchandise. >>> two weeks after michael jackson's death, the los angeles police chief says his investigators haven't ruled anything out, including homicide. >> that word coming out at about the same time as jackson's father sat down for an exclusive interview with abc news and made a stunning allegation that he believes his son died from foul play. >> joe jackson spoke to abc from the family home, about the moment he heard his son was taken to the hospital. >> i just couldn't believe what was happening to michael because i just couldn't believe it. you know? i do believe it was foul play. i do believe that, yes. >> reporter: the jackson family patriarch talked with abc's chris connelly last night. the 79-year-old father says he wants to know why the star died so suddenly. he also says the second autopsy paid for by the family failed to reveal any answers. ♪ ♪ going to see the king

mrs. obama's staff said frazier robinson iii will buried near chicago at burr oak ceremony.later, though. four former workers at that historic black cemetery are accused of digging up bodies and reselling plots. cook county officials plan to increase inspections at 28 cemeteries to four times a year, rather than just once. the illinois comptroller is freezing the trust funds of the company that owns burr oak. >>> we can know what killed michael jackson within the next week. a los angeles county coroner's official says some results from toxicology tests are in and saying the remaining results are expected this week or early next week. now, those tests determine what substances were in jackson's body when he died. authorities are looking into claims that he took large amounts of prescription drugs. >>> the lawyer for jackson's ex-wife is denies reports of a custody deal. an attorney for debbie rowe calls a report false that she agreed to take $4 million not to challenge katherine jackson for custody. a source close to the family tells cnn that jackson's attorney is trying to h

mr. obama's roots, the son of a kenyan goat herd are are well known but this is also an important visit for michelle obama whose oldest known relative jim robinson was a slave in south carolina. >> as americans, as and as african-american, obviously, there's a special sense that on the one hand this place was a place of profound sadness. on the other hand, it is here here where the journey of much of the african-american experience began. >> reporter: the obama's visit to the cape coast attracteded thousands, overflowing crowds filled rooftops, peered off window, hung off scaffolding, did anything to catch a glimpse of the american are president, even running down the road, chasing a motorcade, normally not exposing their daughter ss tv cameras, the couple made an exception. >> it is particularly important for malia and sasha who are grow grohhing up in such a blessed y to be reminded that history can take very gruel turns. >> reporter: the excitement sur under roing the president's visit was evident in every corner of acrra. he hopes to make a connection to encourage african leaders to embrace his vision that was laid out in a lunch time speech

mr. musharraf acted illegally when he purged the judiciary and secure the constitution -- suspended the constitution to suspend a second term. and tribute to one of the best loved and most respected figures in football. bobby robinson died at the age of 76. he died aof cancer. he was a successful club manager for its switch, porter, barcelona, and newcastle. click acting beluga whales have saved the life of a diver at an aquarium in china. his leg had been crippled by crams in a free dog competition. the two wells since her distress -- the two whales sensed for distress. a british hacker today lost his latest high court bid to avoid being extradited to the united states. the u.s. want to try the 43 year-old for what it calls the biggest military computer hack of all time in 2001 and 2002. he admits having but denies it was malicious or that he caused damage costing 800,000 u.s. dollars. >> u.s. authorities claim mckinnon was responsible for the biggest military computer hacker of all time. he says he was just looking for information on ufos when he broke into american defense systems. he has been diagnosed as% from. his lawyer argues that was not taken into account when deciding on extradition and that sending him

robinson and norris harkington. >> chief? >> thank you, don. thank you all for being here. withen the last two hours, i had a chance to have a conversation with mrs. mcnair and share with her an update on what we think the investigation tells us to this point which i'll do with the community now. after nearly four days of intensive investigation that includes laboratory test results and other methods, the police department has concluded that steve mcnair was murdered by sahel kazemi and killed herself with a single gunshot wound to her head. while we may never know what exactly drove miss kazemi to make that decision, the totality of the evidence clearly points to a murder/suicide. it is also important to note that diagrams of the exact body of kazemi and other information about the shooting sequences in fact is an error. based upon the appearance of the crime scene, evidence collected, autopsy findings, laboratory results and an incredible amount of work by our investigative team, there's no doubt we believe now at this time that mcnair was seated on the sofa and likely was asleep and we believe that kazemi shot him in the right temple, then sho

mr. president. my name is amy advancvance. i'm an r.n. that works for the cleveland clinic and community outreach. we serve the uninsured and are doing some great things. this is connie robinson. she is a counsel or also that works with me. my question is, in the health care reform bill that you are putting together, are there going to be provisions for insurance companies to get paid for providing health education and health promotion type of things for their people as well as more help with mental health services, because it's a huge deficit? >> well, i've long been a supporter of mental health services as part of a package. i think that's important. but i really want to focus on, in addition, what you just mentioned, which is issues of prevention and wellness. this can make such a huge difference. i was meeting with some of the officers here at the cleveland clinic. they are all sitting up front here. very serious guys. they do outstanding work. one of the things that's exciting, though, in addition to the big, fancy hospital with all the fancy equipment, they also are linked up with all these family clinics all throughout the area. one of the things that a clinic and a fa

robinson. >> thank you for being here. aid chance to be with mrs. mcnair and share with her an update on what wetz the investigation tell to us this point. it happened nearly -- nearly four days of investigation that included laboratory results and other investigative thoz, the police department has concluded that steve mcnair was murdered by kazemi and she in turn killed herself with a gunshot wound to her head. we may never know what drove her to make that decision on that saturday morning, the totality of the evidence clearly points to a murder-suicide. it is also important to note briefly that widely publicized media diagrams of the exact body of kazemi and other information about the shooting sequences are in fact in error. based upon the appearance of the crime scene, evidence collected, autopsy findings, laboratory results, and an incredible amount of work by our investigative team, there is no doubt, we believe now at this time that mcnair was seated on the sofa and likely was asleep. and we believe that kazemi shot him in the right temple,

mr. president. i work for the cleveland clinic and community outreach. we serve the uninjursured and ts is connie robinson she is a council that works with me. in the health care reform bill that you're putting together, are there going to be provisions for insurance companies to get paid for providing health education and health promotion type of things for their people as well as more help with mental health services? that is a huge deficit. [applause] >> i have long been a supporter of mental health services as part of a package. i think that is important. but i really want to focus on, in addition, what you just mentioned, issues of prevention and wellness. this can make such a huge difference. but i was meeting with some of the officers at the cleveland clinic. they're all sitting in the frontier. they're very serious guys. they do very serious work. in fnc hospitals with fancy equipment, there also linked up with family clinics all throughout the area. what a family physician and clinic can do is focus on preventable disease, making sure that you were hoping somebody with a nutritionist to keep thei

mr. walters served as a master mechanic in the arkansas national guard at camp robinson in little rock, arkansas, and has committed himself as a public servant ever since. in 1956, president eisenhower appointed him as a full-time carrier for the hartman post office in hartman, arkansas. after 11 years of dedicated service, he was appointed to the office of postmaster of hartman by president johnson. he has been a familiar face at the hartman post office for 53 years and at 89 years old you can still find him there every day hard at work. mr. walters said he always finds hem self enjoyment working at the post office in hartman. he believes in working until the job is done and done right. i thank him for his service to the residents of arkansas and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair lays before the house the following enrolled bill. the clerk: h.r. 3114, an act to authorize the director of the united states patent and trademark office to use funds made available under the trademark act of 1946 for patent operati