mr. wright or mr. ambassador reich i should say, did mr. chavez himself lead a coup d'etat in 1992?>> yes sir, that was the coup d'etat. >> was his plan to put in power himself, who was a military man or was his idea was to put another democratically elected person into power? >> it was to put the military in power to replace an elected president who had not broken alaa burkas. >> so mr. chavez, the greatest ally of this would be cadillo in honduras himself conducted a military coup against epidemically-- democratically elected person. >> i'm glad that mr. shifter referred to the double standard but as we have been hearing for the last several years, overlooking the violations of civil rights by governments of the left, the very weekend we were discussing here in the city what to do with the government of honduras which has been described here as having trampled on civil rights. hugo chavez announced he was closing down 240 racy of-- radio stations. i did not even see that reported. >> that is exactly what we could have expected from this would be cadillo who was also implicated in

>> reporter: mrs. wright said the swim club's director told her he was embarrassed, held an emergency board meeting and called her the next day to say they could not come back. >> he said the membership said, let the chips fall where they may. >> you know, marcus, i see tears coming down your face. why does this make you cry? >> because it's kind of like sad that, like people are still thinking like this. we thought these days were over. >> this is 2009. children should not be subjected to that. >> reporter: the swim club's director is quoted by local media saying the day camp kids changed the "atmosphere and complexion of the club." a club member reacted. >> i'll be asking for the president of the club's resignation today, because i think the comment he made, although taken out of context, was probably one of the stupidest comments i've ever heard. >> reporter: he claims the club was simply overcrowded, not racist. he said two other unidentified day camps both non-minority also got the boot. senator arlen sp

. >> reporter: mrs. wright says the swim club's director told her he was embarrassed, held an emergency board meeting, and called her back the next day to say they could not come back. >> and he said the membership said, let the chips fall where they may. >> reporter: you know, marcus, i see tears coming down your face. why does this make you cry? >> because it's just kind of like sad that like people are still thinking like this. when i felt like this was over. >> this is 2009. children should not be subjected to that. >> reporter: the swim club's director is quoted by local media saying the day camp kids changed the "atmosphere and complexion of the club." a club member reacted. >> i'll be asking for the president of the club's resignation today, because i think the comment that he made, although taken out of context, was probably one of the stupidest comments i ever heard. >> reporter: he claims the club was simply overcrowded, not racist. he said two other unidentified day camps, both nonminority, also got

is the truth, i will accept his apology when he takes a stand and tells the truth. >> reporter: mrs. wrightthank you very much for joining us. the pennsylvania human rights commission is investigating this, so this will be going on for quite a while, tom. back to you. >> susan, thanks so much. a difficult situation for all the folks there to sort through, i'm sure. >>> from tehran to washington. the calls for change in the islamic republic of iran are also growing this weekend. more demonstrations against iran's disputed election and the government's violent crackdown are slated again today in our nation's capital. cnn's reza sayah recently back from iran is now in d.c. reza, what are you seeing there? >> reporter: yeah, tom, over the past couple of weeks we've seen more pro-democracy rallies outside of iran than we've seen inside and that's because protesters are free to hold rallies outside of iran. the latest one taking place in washington, d.c., today. let's take a look at some pictures. this rally started about an hour ago. not a huge gathering. hundreds of people, but it is growing. i

mr. wright or mr. ambassador reich i should say, did mr. chavez himself lead a coup d'etat in 1992?sir, that was the coup d'etat. >> was his plan to put in power himself, who was a military man or was his idea was to put another democratically elected person into power? >> it was to put the military in power to replace an elected president who had not broken alaa burkas. >> so mr. chavez, the greatest ally of this would be cadillo in honduras himself conducted a military coup against epidemically-- democratically elected person. >> i'm glad that mr. shifter referred to the double standard but as we have been hearing for the last several years, overlooking the violations of civil rights by governments of the left, the very weekend we were discussing here in the city what to do with the government of honduras which has been described here as having trampled on civil rights. hugo chavez announced he was closing down 240 racy of-- radio stations. i did not even see that reported. >> that is exactly what we could have expected from this would be cadillo who was also implicated in the dru

. >> reporter: mrs. wrighte swim club's director said he was embarrassed and held an emergency board meeting and called her back the next day that they could not come back. >> he said that the membership said let the chips fall where they may. >> reporter: marcus, i see tears falling down your face. why does this make you cry? >> because this is kind of like sad that people are still thinking like this. i felt these days were over. >> this is 2009. children should not be subjected to that. >> reporter: the swim club's director is quoted by local media saying the day camp kids "changed the atmosphere and complexion of the club." a club member reacted. >> i'll ask for the club member's resignation today because i think the comment that he made, although taken out of context, was probably one of the stupidest comments i ever heard. >> reporter: he claims the club was simply overcrowded, not racist. two other unidentified day camps also got the boot. senator arlen specter put the club on notice in a letter. without

mr. wright for the mets. ♪ (tucci) count on the nation's fastest 3g network.> bob: nationals baseball masn, brought to you by southwest airlines. book your next trip at southwest.com. and by wendy's. it's way better than fast food. it's wendy's. and hopefully, this will be way better than the series against the cubs. as the battered and beleaguered mets come in, they are five games under 500, nine back of the phillies. they are hitting .266, though. the third best batting average in the national league. brought jeff francoeur from atlanta for ryan church and so far the trade pretty much a wash for both clubs. francoeur is hitting .280 in six games with the mets, and he's driven in nearly a run per game. patting .25 phos overall. here he is. a town called ridge crest, california in the mojave desert east of l.a., j.d. told me, his folks are here tonight. i know debbi taylor is trying to make some connections there and j.d. martin is a 26-year-old rookie in his ninth professional season. rob, it's taken him a while and a long road to get here. >> rob: it has

mr. wright larcener on that committee. -- mr. rangel and mr. larsen are on that committee. they were talking about having a surcharge at the high end said that middle income people in our country are not touched paby the pay-fors on this. lower their costs and expand coverage and give them peace of mind. the middle income family that has a pre-existing condition, or changing job and needs portability, or loses a job and they do not lose health care, this is about them. to the extent that we can squeeze more out of the system with savings reduces the need for the pay-for, but it will be at the h aigh end. >> the speaker mentioned squeezing out. wouldn't it be great if we were met by our colleagues on the other side of the aisle in understanding what the private sector has said to us at in an item about the cost that is there. -- ad infinitum about the cost that is there. whether it is doctors or insurance insert -- industries, there are costs in our system that we have said today that will rise by 2019 to levels that are unaffordable, 20% of our gross domestic product. but a

. >> reporter: mrs. wrightsays the swim club's director told her he was embarrassed, held an emergency board meeting and called the next day to say they could not come back. >> he said, the membership said, let the chips fall where they may. >> reporter: you know, marcus, i see tears coming down your face. why does this make you cry? >> because it is kind of like sad that people are still thinking like this. i felt like this was over. >> this is 2009. children should not be subjected to that. >> reporter: the swim club director is quoted as saying the day camp children change the atmosphere and complexion of the club. >> i will be asking for the club president's resignation. i think the comment that he made, although taken out of context, was probably one of the stupidest comments i ever heard. >> reporter: he claims the club was simply overcrowded, not racist. two other unidentified camps, both nonminority, also got the boot. arlen specter sent a letter to the club and said that he asked the club to invite the

. >> reporter: mrs. wrightor told her he was embarrassed, held an emergency board meeting and said they could not come back. >> and he said the membership says let the chips fall where they may. >> reporter: i see tears coming down your face. why does this make you cry? >> because. this is kind of like sad that people are still thinking like this. when i felt like these days were over. >> this is 2009, children should not be subjected to that. >> reporter: the swim club's director is quoted by local media saying the day camp kids changed the quote atmosphere of the club. a club member reacted. >> i'll be asking for the president of the club's resignation today. i think the comment that he made although taken out of context was probably one of the stupidest comments i've ever heard. >> reporter: he claims the club was simply overcrowded, not racist. he said two other unidentified day camps also got the boot. the valley club has issued a written statement saying "we underestimated the capacity of our facilities,

. >> reporter: mrs. wright says the swim club's director told her he was embarrassed, held an emergency board meeting, and called her back the next day to say they could not come back. >> and he said the membership says let the chips fall where they may. >> you know, marcus, i see tears coming down your face. why does this make you cry? >> because it's just kind of, like, sad that, like, people are so sick, thinking like this. when ift like these days were over. this is 2009. >> children should not be subject to that. >> reporter: the swim club's director is quoted by lee cal media saying the day camp kids changed the, quote, atmosphere and complexion of the club. a cleb member reacted. >> i'll be asking for the president of the club's resignation today because i think the comment that he made, although taken out of context, was probably one of the stupidest comments i ever heard. >> reporter: he claims the club was simply overcrowded, not racist. he said two other unidentified day camps, both nonminority, also

mr. david wright. once again a big deaat this year's all-star game.ros there can win tickets to the opening of "g-force" if david wright and all his buddies, if one of them hits a grand slam home run. >> any one of them. >> any one of them. one swing of the bat, 1 million tickets. >> if you hit the grand slam. >> i'm planning on it. >> can you do it? >> why not? >> of course, you can. >> you've done it before. >> a couple times. >> yeah, a couple times in there. >> they've got to go online and register. you have to go to disney.com and register. >> yes. >> backslash. >> grandslam. >> and so all -- you'll give the first million people who register at that site when you get -- we'll say when you get the grand slam. >> the pressure means nothing to you. >> no pressure. >> you can do it. >> we play in new york. >> that's right. new york mets. very interesting. this doing something good for others, you have a charity. you give to a lot of different kids and help out organizations and see it as part of being a ball player. is that true? >> especially the wa

. >> if the children came running down the hill, mrs. wrightpeople are saying, what are those black kids doing in the people. >> people are still thinking like this. when i felt like these days were over. >> if someone said that, i don't know. i didn't hear it. people are going to say things but it is not our -- one person saying it is not the position of the club or the board. certainly not how we raise our children. >> reporter: the club flatly denies it discriminates and says two other day care centers were also canceled after one visit. >> it's just unfortunate that this had to turn into such a firestorm because this has been totally misrepresented in terms of our club and how welcoming we are. >> he doesn't deserve this. >> he is a kind, tolerant person that would do anything for anyone and teaches our children -- teaches me, you know, that everything can resolve with conversation. >> reporter: but considering the gap between both sides, conversation alone may not resolve this controversy. susan candiotti, huntington valley, pennsylvania.

mr. obama. >> give us a heads-up on that. first, we turn to david wright >>> good morning, guys. at the running of the bulls in pamplona, spain, four runners seriously gored when a lone bull and began to attack. seven others were injured. >>> officials in pakistan say five police officers and a forestry agent were killed. unknown gunmen targeted the patrol that was checking out the report of a bullet-ridden body. >>> in new delhi, india, three workers died under the collapse of a bridge under construction. the accident happened when workers tried to lift heavy, concrete slabs. >>> nasa is inspecting the space shuttle "endeavour." nasa scrubbed the planned launch because of light fling. >>> and in california, more closed-door talks today as state lawmakers try to complete a deal to eliminate $26 billion worth ever budget caps. they say that a compromise plan may be worked out this week with governor schwarzenegger. >>> and a new world record in phoenix, arizona, and many other areas across the country. it was the world attempt at a new category, largest ski

mr. obama is a reverend wright in disguise. host: that is exactly what rush limbaugh said yesterday. you get that from mr. limbaugh? caller: no, i do not listen to rush limbaugh. host: that is the statement he made with greta van siste auster en last night. caller: i did not watched credit either last night. i watched c-span, -- i may be conservative, but i try not to look through the prism. i try to be fair in my thinking. host: thank you for all of your calls this morning on health care and education, and a couple of calls on the situation in cambridge, massachusetts. i want to go back to the story on the front page of "the politico." . suddenly i find i cannot get health insurance because of a pre-existing condition. and so, and going to have to close of my business and go back to doing something where i can get health insurance. those stories, everybody knows them. and one of the things i emphasized yesterday, the people do not maybe think about enough is, if all of that money is being eaten up in premiums, even if your employer is paying for them, guess what, that means that empl

mr. moran: good evening. since the wright brothers left the ground for the first time at kitty hawk, aviation has fascinated our collective imagination, contributed to unprecedented interaction among people, and grown to become one of the most important industries in our nation. whether it was aviators of the past like charles lindhburg or amelia erhardt or those more recently steve fosset who flew a solo trip around the world, aviation has a unique ability to capture our attention and inspire us to achieve things we once thought were impossible. advances in aviation technology and engineering have led to the development of larger, faster, more fuel efficient planes that carry passengers and goods around the world. the ease of travel and shipment of modern aviation allows -- has contributed to worldwide economic growth and new opportunities for leisure traveler for far more people than ever before. and in america the aviation industry accounts for more than $1 trillion in economic activity each year. millions of americans are

mr. president. pujols gets good quality time there with the president. national league trails 2-0. two on. going to center field. david wright to score. shane victorino slides in to third. throw tv mark. victorino is going home. that ties the game at two apiece. hometown fans loving molina for that. bottom five. nationa national league leads. deep center field. it dies out there. just before the warning track. zimmerman 0 for 2 on the night with two flyouts. tied at three now. bottom of the seventh. co faces papelbon. poe left field. crawford tracking it. check out the catch at the wall. that turns the game around. the american league hangsz up to be the national -- look at that catch. 4-3 was the final. crawford, mvp, johnson papelbon, thank you very much for tha gh.rickba >>> recapping on capitol hill. mashot ask killed by police today after -- started routine traffic stop & ended with him, according to police, pulling out a gun and offics openedfire. >> also,ta sndff s that hoss toj situation at a house in falls church has

mr. obama spoke at georgetown university, a catholic institution. a religious symbol behind him was covered by some plywood. are you getting the picture here? also, after worshipping for 20 years in reverend wright's protestant church in chicago, the president now no longer afill yachted -- affiliated with a particular church. to be fair presidents were not outwardly religious. to diminish spirit by denying the good folks in idaho a flyover is stupid. there is no specific religion in play at that festival. this is another example of secularists being disrespectful to people of faith. the secular culture in which president obama embraces is mainly concerned of things of this world like global warming. they reject republican spiritual spiritual. today we find out china and india aren't going to help on global warming. they are not going to cut back emissions or do anything else to clean up the planet. these countries want to make money and heavy industry does that so right now the only global warming strategy that might work worldwide may be to pray. that's how difficult it's going to be to convince emerging nations to clean up their acts. u.s.a. has become the strongest most prosperous country on t

wright. julie, guess who is here at the station. >> mark curry. >> big, tall mike curry. hanging with mr. cooper. he's funny. >> don't take a shot at me. >> i love him. >> he's great. >> how tall is he? >> i don't know. i haven't measured him. >> maybe you can let me do that. >> i don't think so. i'm think -- i'm thinking of mark. >> hey. tell him i said high. >>> still busy out there. across the 14th street bridge. all lanes are open, but again it is a slow ride over the potomac over to the southeast- southwest freeway. westbound main avenue, the stalled car has cleared so lanes are open once again. the trouble down south of the wilson bridge is a multi vehicle accident leaving virginia into maryland. that's where we had the crash on the bridge. that has cleared. inner loop is great out of oxon hill. that's a great of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> after 40 years in business, nathan's restaurant in georgetown will close its doors for good sunday. it has become another victim of this sorry economy we're all in. it was called the quint essential restaurant. owner carol joint joins us now live from outside o