rachel nichols,, espn. >> for more on this series, head over to espnboston.com.sports center dedicated to the boston-area teams. espnboston.com. ♪ >> stoudemire. yes. for three. what a shot. 21 points for the dragon. >> who back in october would have thought the phoenix suns would be in thebh+wa i got a nice scar and a lot of colors going on, but it's fine. and, you know, to be honest, i just feel lucky i got chance to play in the fourth quarter because when i got off the table with the stitches, i thought i'd get stitched and be fine. when i got off the table and the eye was closed, i couldn't believe it. >> steve, what sort of personal... i don't want to say goal, but feelings do you have about advancing deep in the playoffs and trying to win a championship? there has to be a bit of what you want to do. >> of course. i think we're all selfish. it's matter of taking your own wants, desires, creams and goals and making them fit within a group because ultimately for me especially at this stage in my career, the only goals that are worth chasing a team, to win a ch

. >> nichol is in love with this dog, is not hers. >> i got him when he was 10 weeks old. basic obedience, giving him a love. >> is a nonprofit out of new york -- guiding eyes for the blind is a nonprofit out of new york. the dogs are returned at 18 months for more formal training. >> we prepare them for the training they will have back in new york with guiding eyes for the blind. >> they recently lost their training facility for the puppies. they are looking for a central location. >> we lost our space we have been using. we're looking for a space, a large area where dogs can run and we can train them. anything with stairs would be a great extra. >> we are looking for somewhere near owings mills would be great. even towson would be nice. >> guiding eyes for the blind only needs the location one day a week for about two hours. clint was her first guide dog. >> we are changing someone's life that would not have the freedom that they have. it is a whole nonprofit organization. it doesn't cost anything. >> jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> i think that is so cool. for

nichole killian has the very latest. >> beneath the water, a video shows more oil spewing into the gulf, as outrage over floor on capitol hill. >> the american people are justifiably outraged that this is continuing. >> lawmakers pressed scientist at a hearing for more impact it did for more about the impact of the spill. one concern is the chemical dispersants being used to break up the oil. they are warning bp to use something less toxic. >> would you take a bath in it yourself? if it is going to be harmful to you, what is going to do to tuna fish? >> while i've officials said they have already discovered a handful of injured animals. >> under the best case scenario, scientists estimate the amount leet already could fill up a number of milk jugs from new york to washington dc. it could stretch thousands of miles. the company will soon attempt to plug a gusher for good with heavy mud. the white house says is optimistic, but it is coming under fire about whether the government is doing enough. >> we have taken every step. we have pushed relentlessly for bp to do what is necessary to con

attorney general peter nichols says he's begun an investigation to determine how the three suspects were able to leave juvenile custody. back to you. >> jackie benson, thank you. >>> still to come tonight, now famous as a single mother on parenthood, lauren graham talks about growing up in the washington area. >>> the fda issued a huge recall involving children's medicines. >>> plus, veronica is talking about a cooldown ahead. fnchts you watch "parenthood," lauren graham rose to fame in movies and the tv show "gilmore girls." before she became a popular tv mom, she got her start in northern virginia where her family still lives. aaron gilchrist sat down with her proud father at his office in georgetown. >> if you don't change that attitude, it may come to that. >> reporter: meet daughter and single mother and very large, very colorful, very imperfect family on the hit drama "parenthood." she is brought to life every week by actress lauren gram. >> we're really trying to capture what a real family sounds like. they have three cameras. we improvise. we talk all over each other. as the show

. >> joining us now to talk more about this from buckingham palace is katie nicholl., maggie. >> here is fergie just patching up her relationship with the queen, just cleaning up her image. is there any way in your view that this won't make her persona nonfgrata? >> it will be very difficult to come back from this. this has been very important few years for fergie. she has ingratiated herself with the royal family. just two years ago i reported that she was actually battered by moral. that was a first and now in one damaging swoop, all the money, all the work over the past two years has been undone. >> she has made it very clear that prince andrew had no knowledge of this. she has said he has shown nothing but integrity on his business dealings. has he plentied on this? >> the it duke of york has issued a statement to confirm that he had absolutely no knowledge of any improper business dealings at all. as you rightly point out, sarah ferguson also made it clear that prince andrew was whiter than white. some of the columnists are speculating that perhaps this might not

buddy pulls out a gun and shoots and kills leclair you will be charged with murder just like harry nichols got charged with murder and timothy mcveigh blew up the oklahoma building. it is called vicarious liability. here is what the law says. if you had gone to law enforcement officers and told them about the plot such that it prevented it from happening there would have been no crime, therefore you are part of the crime. she knew there was a kidnap plot and participated in it. she did carry the message down to them that night thinking it was a kidnap plot, not thinking it was assassination. she is culpable. she is guilty. did that warrant hanging? i don't think so. neither did five of the nine judges. five of them, it takes six of the nine to haying. she got the six to hey. and commute the sentence, don't hang her, that is the controversy we can't get in to. johnson said you never showed it to me. the prosecutor said i showed it to him but he ignored it. that didn't help mary either way. she was a. she is culpable. she knew. she could have prevented it. she didn't. she could have got life

and the comment from larry nichols says we could not be more pleased and says "this delivers the companyiver growth on a sustainable basis id. they're divesting their offshore and international assets and moving ofer onshore. nice timing. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> positive surprise for the labor market. private employers adding 32,000 jobs in april. now, this is the adp survey. so, who is hiring and how can you play it? a big question, of course, ahead of what you see on the screen there. we're going to be getting the nonfarm payrolls number on friday. bertha coombs is at cnbc with the jobs trade. hi, bertha. >> hi, erin. you know, manufacture and retail were among the sectors which hemorrhaged the most jobs amongst the biggest declines over the last couple years, but now both are showing pretty good signs of life. the adp report showed the biggest private sector gains in april in the service sector, 50u7,000 and manufacturing up 29,000. construction continues to be the sore spot with 49,000 job losses. now, yesterday's ism manufacturing hiring index also showed the fifth

joining us is larry nichols, chairman of the american petroleum institute.numbers are better than expected. what happened here? >> we just had a good quarter, good operational quarter, all the prices are higher because of worldwide oil demand and just operational success. costs were down way below our forecasts. we're doing a good job of controlling lease operating costs and g&a. >> oil prices have come down. yesterday they were down about 4%. down another $1.30 this morning. what's the concern here? part of is it the dollar strengthening because of concerns in greece. do you think that is the trend that's likely to continue, or do you expect to see oil prices remaining above $80? >> yeah, above $80 is certainly what we see. the situation you've been talking about earlier in the program in greece is, of course, a driving factor and concern about the worldwide economy. but a lot of the strength of oil prices are driven by the economy in the far east in china and india and places like that. >> i know that devon is selling off its gulf of mexico assets, but the

. >> the nichols company in chicago. >> founder of the mexican restaurant in small texas, the company my wife and i started when i was 22 and she was 20. glad to be here. thank you. >> american public university charlestown west virginia. we serve approximately 63,000 students around the world a vast majority of the more active duty military. >> thank you. >> steve roberts west virginia chamber of commerce. >> president and ceo of hms technologies. we are served as small businesses and information technology provider. >> all right. we are going to hear from all of the governors today obviously as well as from you all as we react to some of our topics we are also going to hear from joel and delore zimmerman about dustin a commission to call enterprising states but he should have before you that provides an analysis of state job creation strategy and identifies high performers and a number of areas. the goal of the study is to provide a snapshot of a effective policy and program from around the country and highlight the good work, the great work the states are doing now to grow jobs. th

each service's commanding officer as an equal member of the joint chiefs of staff, the goldwater-nicholsact reinforced the idea that we have four separate services. this bill supports that notion. mr. speaker, the purpose of this bill is to provide the marine corps equal recognition among the services that it deserves, even while it preserves the historical relationship that the navy and the marine corps have enjoyed for over 200 years. i urge my colleagues to support this important measure and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. >> mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i might consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for such time as he might consume. >> i want to take this time to think chairman ike skeleton, ranking meck muck mckeon, who have been supportive of this legislation for the last eight years and it's because of the leadership of both that this bill is on the floor today, for which i'm very grateful. mr. jones: as mr. heinrich said, it