o'neill's office but in the end they made the decision and i've always believed that it was tip o'neill's decision in the end that said, it's going to go to the judiciary committee and it's going to go to the whole committee. >> what role do you think carl albert played? >> i think, again, i think carl albert's probably underestimated, because you tend to do those things because tip o'neill was such a large figure. i think he was considered a wise head. he understood -- he understood the institution. he had a great, deep knowledge of the house and the institution, and i think was an institutionalist in the house, and i think his voice was -- was counted. i just think that tip was such a strong figure and that he was more visible and more dominant sort of in those conversations, but my recollection was that -- i mean, people respected carl. >> so congressman rodino gets this responsibility. now you have to build a new staff, and you're chief of staff. tell me what you remember of that process. >> well, my assumption was, you are know, again, just there a couple months now, there was -- i r

o'neill said the horse will retire to stud.the first derby and preakness winner not to run in the belmont since 19-36...it's been 34 years since the last triple crown winner...affirmed in 19-78... to win all 3 races in the history of horss racing... the orioles open a 3-game series with the phillies tonight...and steve isciotti talks about terrell suggs' injury...coming up at 10-50 and 11-30 on sports unlimited... --toss to eeily-- 3 3 3 a dog... has come to the rescue... in china. a mother tiger can thank this shhr pei for saving her newborn white tiger cubs.the cubs were in danger after the mother refused to feed them herself. realizing emppoyees at the zoo in , the surrogate feeder. - thh ddg herself haddjust given birth to two puppies. but zoo employees say the dog is treating the cubs as if thee were her own. 3 that's all or ox45 news at 5:33."family feud" is next. next.and we'll be back tonight for fox45 news at ten -- and the late dition at 11... 11....e'll see you later. later.

o'neill broke the story on thee dan patrick show.and said it's not tragic, no one died... but doesn'tnnw when the injury &phappened...but a scaa of his leg today showwd it's tendonntis.o''eill said he could have hit something... knocked his llgs together... or because the horse has such a long stride it could have happened over time..the only thinggthat's for certain... once again, a triple crown &pwill not happen.and three weeks ago... here inn ballimore.... i'll have another ran it's llst race... he will retire a kennucky derby and preakness champ. 3 we'll put the triple ccown wait in perspective...and prainer doug o'neill breaks unlimited, jefffii depth..- you can see the ntire news conference online, just go to foxbaltimore dot com slash raw news. that brings us to oor quession of the day.do you think... there will ever be... another triple crown winner? go to fox- ttll us what you think./. send us a tweet./ or teet your answer to 45-- 203../ enter fox45a for yes../ fox45b for no.../ gas prices continue to fall which is great news ahead of what should be a beautiful weekend. weeke

. >> reporter: trainer doug o'neil says i'll have another will not run. he made the shocking announcement on a radio show this morning. apparently the horse is injured, but it is not life threatening. doug o'neil was expected to release more information at a news conference in about an hour. o'neil tells dan patrick the horse looks fine but they can't run him. he said i'll have another may never race again. at 4 to 5 he was the favor. >> there has not been a triple crown winner in horse racing since 1978. >>> a new push to fix the financial mess. president obama pushes congress to pass measures that will put americans back to work. >> president obama took the podium press briefing room to talk about the economy. he has an eye on europe. >> the sooner that they act and the more decisive and concrete their actions the sooner people and markets will regain confidence. >> he's pressing congress to pass part of the jobs bill he sent last year. >> they left most of the jobs plan just sitting there. in light of the head winds that we're facing right now, i urge

niclas o'neill and then after that catherine o'neill. gregg's good afternoon, commissioners. i am an immigrant -- >> good afternoon. i'm an immigrant to america. a proud citizen. i'm sure you've heard the line, "paved paradise to put up a parking lot." i'm sure you are also familiar with the film "chinatown" and the corruption in politics and how l.a. was built on it. it seems disturbing to see a similar process taking place in san francisco. i had dinner with a developer, a much larger developer than our gentleman here, in january of this year, who assured me that this was a dandy appeared in had not gone to the board of supervisors. -- a done deal. it had not gone to the board of supervisors. he said, forget about it. there's someone in chinatown that has the board of supervisors in her pocket. he did not say that she has the port in her pocket. but he said it was a done deal and we were all wasting our time. i hope that is not the case. this seems to be the last chance, last stop to prevent such a farce from taking place. it reminds me, i guess, on a smaller scale of how i

when tip o'neill -- tip o'neill was one top boss. -- one toughed boss. i knew how tough it was. we got to bat .1000 around here. tip o'neill had one great quality that made him a man of the house, he loved it. he loved that place. it is like san francisco, if you love san francisco, they will love you. the one key entry would go to san francisco, tell everybody love this city and you will be incredibly welcome. loving the city is what reminds everybody. what makes you a man or woman of the house is you love the house. i once told jerry brown -- he asked why anybody would run for the house. i told him the camaraderie. he had no idea what that was. hanging out with the men and women of the house is what it is about, sharing the community. tip o'neill love the the floor. they were both floor leaders. they like to be ready action was. they liked the cloakroom. the democrats had their cloakroom chez ramone but everybody would go there for lunch. he loved junkets. it is the best thing in the congress. it is a time for the husbands and wives to get together with each other and creates

will retire aakentucky derby and preakness champ. 3 &p33 3 we'll put the triple crown trainer doug o'neillreaks down the injurr in depth. that's in about 50 n sports unlimited, karen. hear more of the news conference onlinego to fox- paltimore dot com slash raw news 3 that brings us to our question of the day.do you think... there will eeer be... anooher winner? here's a llok at our faceeook page...seems everyone is split on this one...go to facebook dot com slash foo-baltimore... and today mustthave been "bears day uu".two brown baby beers ere spotted at baltimore county schools yester. yesterday. ssudents at the carrol manner and jacksooville elementary scchols got ssrprise visits from these two brown bears. one of the bears was even spotted on campus at the same time students at jacksonvilleeelementary were set to walk for graduation. &p"i called on the phone up to was happening and um told the school to kind of stay on lock down because the ear had been ppotted and i had seen it but my kids lovee it. i mean it was liie their best memory from the wwole yearr" year." as of nnw thh bears

millions will tune in, but few have more riding on him than trainer doug o'neill. thoroughbred through his last two big wins, at the kentucky derby and the preakness. >> photo finish! i'll have another! >> reporter: this is all about getting your horse to tip-top shape at that very -- at that precise moment. >> it is, it is. it would be easier if you could get your horse in top shape and then run, but they tell you it's going to be on june 9th so bring him and have him in top shape. >> reporter: o'neill is in the spotlight not only for his latest wins, but for a series of past drug offenses and violations involving some is of his other horses. >> doug o'neill has had more than a medication violation in four states. >> reporter: "the new york times" joe drape has written about horse racing for 15 years. >> we have a trainer, likeable trainer, doug o'neill, as soon as this will be done, is going to seven a 45-day suspension. it's all kind of come together right here. the glory of the industry and the problems of the industry. >> reporter: you've been accused of using

o'neill said the horse will retire to stud.'ll have another isstheefirst derby and prrakness winner not to run in the belmont since 19-36...it's been 34 years since the last triple crownn winner...affirmed in 19-78... there have only beee 11 horses to win all 3 races in the history of hoose rrcing... the orioles are bacc home... staating two weeks of interleague play.perfect timing, because it's time for of it's last 5 series.and now one loss away from losing first place in the a-l east. easttphilly first in town frrm the n-l..top of the 2nd... pops it up in foul erriiory...- jj hardy and endy chaaezz converging on it...but neither calls for it...drops in fful... .later in he at-bat... slices it o left...carries into the first row...his first of the year...phillies lead 3-0....later in the 2nd...4-0 phils...shane victorino smacks past mark reynolds...shocker... 2 more runn score...phillies scoree6 in the 2nd to lead 7- 0....ttp of the 4th... viitorino does it again... crushes it for a 2-run homer... arrieta surrenders a career-

doug o'neill says it's the most demanding surface of the three triple crown races, and it's certainlyrack is a mile and a half long, but trainer doug o'neill says "i'll have another" is ready. >> my job as a trainer is to make sure "i'll have another" is under great care and is in the top shape, getting ready for the race. >> reporter: and one way or another, "i'll have another" will mak >>> >>> they call troy ball the moonshine mom. she moved to carolina for her children's health but she got into, shall we say, the spirit of her community. lee woodruff has her story coming up next on "cbs this morning." ♪ all righty. oh, oh. you are a little biscuit. i'm carol. uh, we should skedaddle 'cause it's girls' night. so...okay. oh, wow. you got a skinny-dipping scene after the duel, right? well, i -- shh, shh, shh. show. don't tell. [ male announcer ] your favorite movies right when you want them. just a little -- okay. oh, wow. [ male announcer ] watch unlimited tv episodes and movies instantly through your game console or other devices, all for only 8 bucks a month from netflix. [ carol ]

racing board said was not necessarily o'neil's fault.sion later, but right now the focus on i'll have another and what happened. i'll have another was loaded into a special detention barn with horses set up by the officials at belmont to make sure there was no chicanery or some suspicious activity days ahead of time, loading all the contenders in one special barn. a lot of trainers were not happy. they didn't like their horses get acclimated to another situation. >> i heard about that yesterday. apparently that was an unusual thing, a measure taken this go around that isn't usually taken, this detention barn. >> reporter: you don't often see it, but everybody dealt with it. they knew the problems. they knew of o'neil's issues but whoever was going to win this belmont stakes, they didn't want any accusations of any problems. the racing industry and drug use, that's been something for decades. different states have different rules. right now the focus is on i'll have another and the shocking announcement that on the eve of the race, he's n

i want to talk about jerry forward and tip o'neill. -- jerry ford and tip o'neill. tip o'neill was one tough guy. it's the toughest job i ever had. so i knew how tough it was. but tip o'neill made one -- had one great quality. he loved it. it's like san francisco if you love san francisco they will love you. the one key ingredient -- tell everyone i love the city and you will be welcome here because loving the city is what unites everybody. what makes you a man or woman of the house is you love the house. i remember once telling ferrjery brown. why would anybody run for the house? i said the camaraderie. he had no idea what that meant. hanging out with the guys was not his idea of the heaven. hanging out is what it is about. tip o'neill like jerry ford. loved the floor. they liked being were the action was. they liked the cloakroom. the democrats have their cloakroom, chez ramon. boiled hot dogs and tunafish. he loved junkits. it is the best thing in the congress because it is the time for the husband and wise to get together with each other and it creates a wonderf

doug o'neill said yes. that's easy to say when you've scratched your horse. there's no question he could have run. but what it would have done long-term to the animal was a major concern. and you're right, it is good to see that this team decided, hey, we're going to pull back. we have this shot at history. more importantly, we want this horse to have a good life and we're not going to do something that may damage him for the rest of his life. >> thank you very much. also, developing news with politics. president obama firing back against republican accusations that his administration leaked classified national security information to boost the president's chances of re-election. now, the leaks involve a recent record in the "new york times" about the president approving a kill list of terrorists and his decision to launch cyber attacks against iran's nuclear program. >> the notion that my white house would purposely release classified national security information is offensive. we're dealing with issues that can touch on the safety and security of the americ

. >> doug o'neill said they first suspected trouble yesterday, and then after an early morning workout today, the leg swelled. veterinarians said it would be three to six months before he could run again. >> he's done so much that it was unanimous between the reddams and my brother and i and everyone at the barn to retire him. >> the news deflated the hopes of many here who wanted to see history tomorrow. >> i was looking forward to it, but i'm not going to come if he's not racing. >> trainer o'neill is a controversial figure, accused of medication violations with other horses. he told bob costas earlier this week no such issues involved i'll have another. >> he's clean and has been through every drug test and physical known to man. he's just a natural champ. >> do you see any connection there? any possibility this injury is a result of dosing? >> i don't think it's a possibility. i think it's a real stretch to try to assume that from anyone's standpoint, because this is not, again, an uncommon injury on a race horse. they pull tendons, strain tendons, virtually every day, somewhere ra

this morning on "squawk box," jim o'neill said the u.s.nomy should be the bigger concern for investors. >> the market -- a lot of concerns about issues. just as importantly to the dashes personfully my opinion and what's going on with weekly job claims and the -- growing evidence that some in the u.s. that's a function that concern meese more than the european stock. >> well, as jim owe -- was jim o'neill right? tim leach, chief investment officer with u.s. bank wealth managementme manageme management. >> first of all, the united states is the -- is its biggest consumer market still in the world. therefore, the looming depression level of unemployment in america is vitally important. and secondly, the -- he said that the -- european union does not run the world. in that case totally correct. politicians and central banks that do. most importantly, bis, central bankers, central banks, said yesterday that politicians and central bankers have created the illusion that they can put -- finance growth and redress imbalances and that means coming

betty ann o'neil heard aphids, woke up and found that stranger in -- heard a noise, woke up and found that stage in her room with her pocketbook. her son came and n and wrestled with the suspect -- in and wrestled with the sun and then a second suspect came in -- subject and then a second suspect came in and fought with the son as well. it still wasn't over. as the o'neils barricade themselves behind the bedroom door, one of the burglars came back and tried to force his way into the bedroom. >> i was screaming go away. >> he says i've got a gun. i'll shoot you. >> just makes me mad that someone would come into my home, take my money and luckily not my life and hurt my son. it makes me angry. >> now the suspects ran away minutes before the police arrived. also police say that same morning a few minutes earlier there was a burglary on elton south, a 91-year-old woman reported she woke up with a suspect shining in her face. the suspect ran away. she went into her medicine cabinet and found that it had been rifled through but nothing was taken. she did not have a suspect description in th

the o'neills were not seriously hurt thankfully.thankfully. >>> president obama arriving in new york for a major fundraising push with former president bill clinton. al did the 40,000 per person, last night's fundraiser brought in $3.6 million for the pre's re-election effort. voter are hitting the polls today for primary elects in new mexico, south dakota and montana. today's biggest prizes are primaries in california and new jersey. the other big election today is wisconsin's long awaited recall vote. after american a year in the national spotlight, the issue pits union collective bargaining against state's budget gap. the polls show a tight race between republican governor scott walk are and the democratic challenger, milwaukee mayor tom barrett. a huge turnout is expected today. one expert tells us that this is a pivotal election for the presidential race. >> this is going to be a state much more in play than a lot of people thought. its areflection of the partisanship in our country. >> wisconsin has traditionally been a democr

o'neill about -- they had to start preparing for this if this was going to happen. but i sort of remember we thought -- guess there would have been an august break. we just -- just didn't know. but, you know, we thought -- it would be pretty soon after the vote. but i -- always thought, you know, september. >> and then it would go to the senate? >> yes. by the end of the year. what conversations we had he always thought it would be done by that year. >> the trial would occur by the end of the year. >> if, in fact, it -- it -- you know, steps moved forward and he was found charged are, you know, and then tried that -- process he thought would be over. just -- that was just random conversations. no one knew. >> does anyone know if the -- the inquiry -- your staff would play a role? >> oh, no. i don't remember those conversations. i don't -- you would have to ask the staff. >> did the congressman edit if statements of information? did he actually go through and make suggestions? >> mm-hmm. you mean on the charges? >> well, first of all, the -- material. >> mm-hmm. mm-h

that was jim o'neill from goldman sachs speaking of the idea of changing the oil price formula and that's of the latest from the business desk this hour i'll be back with an update in about fifteen minutes i'll see about. a speech again soon thank you and stay with us for an interview with a former egyptian presidential candidate. before that i'll be back with the headlines. there hasn't been anything good on t.v. . it is to get the maximum political impact. before source material is what helps keep journalism honest we thought. we wanted to present. something else. download the official ante up location to your i phone or i pod touch from the top stories. which are life on the go. video on demand ati's mine gold costs and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. questions on the dot com. world of the. science technology innovation hall the list of elements from around russia we've gone to the huge earth covered. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images cobol has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are on the day.

that was jim o'neill of goldman sachs speaking of russia's dependence on oil revenues and that's all the latest from the business desk this hour i'll be back in about fifteen minutes i'll see that it's actually thank you and stay with us for an interview with the former egyptian the presidential candidate. for that is back with headlines. they've been living this way since the seventeenth century. their rituals are strict. their communities are isolated. the clearly distinguish between their own and the alien. and guard their family and thing as a treasure. wealthy british style. that's what i'd like. markets why not this scandal why not what's really happening to the global economy with max kaiser for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on our.

when tip o'neill -- tip o'neill was one top boss. -- one toughed boss. i knew how tough it was. tip o'neill had one great quality that made him a man of the house, he loved it. he loved that place. it is like san francisco, if you love san francisco, they will love you. the one key entry would go to san francisco, tell everybody love this city and you will be incredibly welcome. loving the city is what reminds everybody. what makes you a man or woman of the house is you love the house. i once told jerry brown -- he asked why anybody would run for the house. i told him the camaraderie. he had no idea what that was. hanging out with the men and women of the house is what it is about, sharing the community. tip o'neill love the the floor. they were both floor leaders. they like to be ready action was. they liked the cloakroom. the democrats had their cloakroom chez ramone but everybody would go there for lunch. he loved junkets. it is the best thing in the congress. it is a time for the husbands and wives to get together with each other and creates a wonderful friction remover. you

so i want to talk about jerry ford and tip o'neill. tip o'neill was one tough guy.i can tell you he was one tough boss. people say did you like ketchup? all i can tell you it's the toughest job i ever heard. as chief counsel to we have about 1000 around here. so i knew how tough it was. it was always tough. but tip o'neill had one great quality that made him a man of the house. he loved that place. that's like sampras is good but if you go out there and lots efforts of the, they will love you. the one key ingredient, we go to sam's disco, i love the city and to be incredibly welcomed. because loving the city is what unites everybody. what makes you a man or woman of the house is your love house. i remember once chilling jerry brown, jerry brown so why would anybody run for the house? i said the, roddy. he said what i said no idea what that meant. hang out with the guys was not his idea of having -- to hang out with men and women of the house is what it's about. it's about sharing. tip o'neill, like jerry ford, loved the floor. they were both florida's. they liked be

city.betty anne o'neil was one of those women.she says early monday mmrning... she heard a noise and woke up to fiid a bedroom with a flashlight.as the intruder grabbed her heard... came into her r son bedroom... aad fought off the intruder came in... he fought him off, too. "it just makes me mad that sommone would come into my home, take my money, and &pluckily not my life, and hurt my son. it makes me angry," says betty anne. anne.a ssmilar home invaaion happened nearby... 10 minutes informmtion is asked o call police. fox45 has teamed up with thh most popular crime mapping "spotccime" tracks criminal activityyin your neighborhooo. yyu can also get emails when criies happee.sign up by going po our website... fox- baltimore dot com...and click on "spotcrime" in the "hot topics" section at the top of the screen a ictim left partially blinded by a baseball bat cannibalism suspect in another case may have been planning to eat is organs, oo. too.police arrested alexander kin-yy last week and chargee him withhthe murder of a admittee to chopping up tte victims body.

>> he loves it. >> reporter: but the spotlights haven't been as kind to o'neill.vestigation into a performance enhancing technique he allegedly used on another horse. starting after belmont, the california racing association has suspended you for 45 days because they found elevated levels of co2 in one of your horses. >> we play by the rules. and you know, i contested those allegations vigorously. but the decision was that there was no wrongdoing found. so i'm not really sure what the suspension is about. but it's all stuff i can't really talk about until after the belmont. >> reporter: for now, doug is focused on the task at hand. >> training horses is a privilege. it's not a right. so i take it very seriously. and i'm, you know -- >> reporter: focused on that. >> and just grateful. >> reporter: grateful and hopeful that i'll have another will, indeed, gallop in horse racing history. of course, it is a crowded field with a lot of contenders. all could spring an upset. but oddsmakers right now, 4-5 odds that we could have a triple crown winner in i'll have another

i happen to have a little bit of cashier as pete o'neill zooms in on president lincoln. they tell meet machines have been turned on already. if they haven't, don't blame that on me. i'm saddling up. i put my money in this one. let's see. maybe, maybe. we know it takes the money. then what happens? let's try. no. i think i have to press something else. good. okay. there they go. okay. i have no idea what that means. >> you didn't win. >> reporter: i think i lost. i just contributed some money to the estate's education system along with david cordish himself. that's the story live. christian schaffer. >> hope you have better luck later on. >>> neighbors around arundel mills mall fought it. >> reporter: today is the opening of maryland live!. for developers a dream come true. for neighbors the start of what could be a nightmare. >> it's definitely going to be a heavily congested area. >> people coming in. there's no traffic light. >> reporter: the new casino will be attracting those who fly in, bus in or drive in, forever changing the quality of life for those living at gro

city.betty anne o'neil was one of those wwmen.she says early monnay morning... nnise and woke up to find a complete stranger in hee bedroom with a flashlight.as the intruder grabbed her heard... came into hhr r son bedroom... and fought off the intruder.when a ásecondá intruder came in... he fought him oof, too. "it just makes me mad that home, takeemy money, and luckily not y life, and hurt my son. it makes me angry," says betty anne. anne.aasimilar home invasion earilier.anyone with 10 minutes informationnis askkd to call police. fox45 has teamed up with the most popular crime mapping website on the inttrnet. "spotcrime" tracks criminal activity in your neighborhood. crimes happen.sign up by going to our website... fox- baltimore dot com...and click on "spotcrime" in the "hho topics" section at the top of tte screen a victim left paatially blinddd by a baseball bat attack now believes a cannibalism uspect in another case may have been planning to too..olice arrested alexander kin-ya last week and charged him with the murder of a fellow morgannstate student. pn

. >> shaquille o'neill. >> the guy who played -- >> yeah, because the guy with five rings played withhaquille o'neill and a bunch of other hall of famers. >> i have to beef with that but you are way off. >> average 38 point as game in three championships. >> let me switch topics,. >> whatever kobe. >> we call it for a very good reason i have a question for you. >> yes >> is it appropriate or okay for some body to go to a movie by themselves? >> what is the problem? >> well, -- >> of course it is okay. >> have you done it? >> there is a rumour, wisdom martin likes to go to movies by himself. >> you asked me a generic question. i don't see what the question is. if you want to go to a movie by yourself, relax and chill, away from the kids before you come to work. if you want to go, you can go. >> how was it? >> we are not talking about me. kobe. >> let me tell you why it is unacceptable. if you are watching a movie and get really excited, hey, -- there is no body there. >> you are not supposed to talk to anybody. >> you are not supposed to share popcorn. >> what? >> i am watching a movie

you were in a privileged position, chris, with tip o'neill, r working for tip o'neill during my father's presidency and you know they would ultimately always find a way to work together on things. this, today's republican party doesn't seem capable of doing that anymore. and it means that nothing gets done in the country. >> i'm working on a project, i have to tell you something, this is a fact that i lived through. as you know. reagan was a conservative and tip was a liberal. i lived through it. tip was a liberal, but they could agree on tax reform, on fixing social security. anything that -- every moment of the day there. i think it's very interesting if you can find common ground. you can make a better contribution to the country. any way, here's jeb bush drawing the line between his father and reagan as well in the republican party and that party of today. he made it as a breakfast today. here he is, read this to you. ronald reagan would have been based on his record of finding accommodation, finding some degree of common ground, as would my dad. they would have a hard time if you de

as the o'neills barricaded themselves behind the bedroom door calling 911 one of the burglars came backried to force his way in the bedroom. >> i was screaming go away! >> he says i've got a gun. i'll shoot you. >> both suspects finally ran away minutes before the police arrived. fortunately both betty ann and her son keith walked away with scrapes and bruises from the fight, but the experience of waking up to burglars in their bedroom is something they will never forget. >> it just makes me mad that someone will come into my home, take my money and luckily not my life and hurt my son. it makes me angry. >> now police say that say morning a few minute earlier there was also a -- same morning a few minutes earlier there was also a burglary. a woman woke up and found a suspect shining a flashlight in her face. nothing was taken and she did not have a description of that suspect. >>> another big story tonight, three people are under arrest after a murder inside a southeast d.c. apartment building. it led to a vicious assault outside. it happened at the intersection of 13 place and congress

. >> i am gavin o'neill. i am the program director. it is a complicated program. there is a lot of neat stuff. if there is anybody that would like to see it, i will show you the program. we are proud of the creative relationship that was able to develop, so when a young person comes in, the consequences are restorative. the consequence that would be to go to court or picking up trash on the side of the road, are consequences are too aggressively help youth get their life together, so we come up with creative consequences for the kids to get involve in based on their interests and strengths, so that is how they get an up and out of the juvenile justice system but gain something out of that experience that continues after their association. people come from all over the world to see the program. there is nothing like this that exists anywhere else in the country. it is very unique to san francisco. we can all be very proud of its. come by if you want to know more. >> i want to interject how cost- effective it is. when you look at what it costs to run a juvenile prob

. >> reporter: doug o'neil made the decision after an early morning ride. >> it is bummer but again far from tragic but it is very disaappointmenting. >> reporter: while there's no chance of a triple crown, i'll have another accomplished a lot. i'll have another did it wining the preakness here by a nose. the horse bought for a mere $35,000 was suddenly worth an estimated 6 million. had he claimed the triple crown he would have been worth more. but his owner who was already under speculation was not about to risk it. the same happened to barbaro who had to be put down. i'll have another was the first to win the first two legs and not compete for a third. i'll have another will go to a breeding ground where with any hope he will father more with his same greatness. >>> an inside job at aberdine, four workers are accused of stealing metal from the army facility. the employees are charged with stealing cooper and aluminum. all that stolen metal is worth $2,000. >>> it's official the voters will decide if same-sex marriage will be legal in maryland. as the board of elections validates enoug

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well, the trainer dug o'neil is not alleged to have done anything untoward with the horse, i'll havenother. but the big hit is actually to horse racing itself. the triple crown is when we look at it, and if i'll have another wins the belmont stakes, it will be the first time since 1968. it's still a long shot. but the horse racing industry is really in a doldrum. there's a lot of deaths to the racehorses and drugs are a big problem. what doug o'neill is found to have done is possibly, they're not saying how it happened, but one of his horses had elevated carbon dioxide. in america, drugs are allowed in horse racing. they just race on a drug -- >> really? >> yes. it's really, really harmful to the horses. the experts say it's the reason so many equine deaths a year. in europe, this is simply not allowed. horse racing could be a very -- it could be -- it used to be america's favorite pastime. there are easy solutions. i just think the industry has to look at itself. if they win a triple crown, maybe they'll be confident enough to say, this is a great moment. let's take some necessary s

his trainer doug o'neill trying to encapsulate the emotion and give it some perspective, too. >> so it's far from tragic. no one died or anything like that, but it's extremely disappointing and i feel so sorry for the whole people. we've had such an amazing run. >> yeah, amazing run. of course, we won't see the final leg of that triple down. tendonitis is the official diagnosis, could have taken three to six months to treat, but that made the decision easy. he will be retired. >> so we know what happens next for this sort of a horse. they'll be breeding, right? dave, thank you. >>> still to come the national federation of the blind calls for a boycott against goodwill after accusations that their pay is just too low. >> plus a north carolina teen overcomes unbelievable odds to graduate from high school. we'll tell you how she's going from being homeless to harvard. >> but first president obama pressing congress to pass his jobs bill in hopes of getting some americans back to work. >>> president obama said this year's election year can't be an excuse for congress not to pass measures to h

if somebody didn't vote with the party or, you know, didn't go with tip o'neill or didn't go with jim wright, they might have lost their parking place or their locks were changed in their office or they lost their telephone or -- you know, things like that, little subtle differences and disciplines that they had, saying that, you know, that's a time past, that's a generation past. and probably, they could get away with that. we can't get away with that. i mean, we have such a tight margin that -- you know, sometimes when i first started, it was a 5-vote margin. today we're close to a 10-vote margin. depends on who's here and who's sick. but you have to deal with your own party all the time and keep people on board. you know, they call me a speaker, but i really -- they ought to call me the listener because i spend so much time listening to people's problems, trying to work through those problems, trying to make change possible for these people. and you have to pull your -- we're so closely divided that you have to pull your team together all the time to get something done. and you jus

the ford family awarded its medal to tip o'neill. the late speaker's son, thomas p.hildren to receive this honor for his father, and basically he said that his father loved gerry ford and you also saw dick cheney and jim baker. it was quite a night. >> i heard our own chris matthews speak at a lunchon honoring one of my colleagues, scott wilson, who won a gerald ford award for journalism, and he talked about the relationship between tip and jerry ford. that they were both men of the house, people who revered the institution, and that was their common thread, not -- they weren't separated by their po partisanship. >> they did love each other and it was good to see. that does it for us for this edition. "news nation" with tamron hall is up next. and win fifty thousand dollars. congratulations you are our one millionth customer. people don't like to miss out on money that should have been theirs. that's why at ally we have the raise your rate 2-year cd. you can get a one-time rate increase if our two-year rate goes up. if your bank makes you miss out, you need an ally.