and to schaus and parker. >>> that was a tailor made ball. they would have easily had parker. you could see parker was only half way between 1st and 2nd when the ball got behind. that winds up being as good as a sacrifice for brad miller. here is short stop. out of windermere, florida. batting with 2 runner in the scoring position. both guys belonging to swellman t starter. -- swegman, the starter. strike, 0-1. >> and a hometown couple of golfers with four green jackets, a piece, for mr. woods. >>> west 340 and 2 homers on the season. 18 rbi. take it is pitch inside. 1-1. miller also leads the team in doubles and triples. miller has played so much better offensively than he did in the freshman series. he has been bothered by the errors. with 15, the 2nd most in the acc. >>> 1-1 pitch, change up again outside. 2-1. >> here is where the lefty, heavy line up benefits clemson. another good left-hander behind miller in john hinson. great mutual respect between the two coach in the these two wraps. >>> 2-2 now from steve esmonde. he does not have a blazing fastball. he pitches in th

eva longoria parker is here. we have music from ok go, and to celebrate april fools' day, this morning, i crank called my aunt chippy at work. i think we got disconnected. >> no, we didn't. i hung up on you. >> jimmy: i don't understand this attitude, i really don't. >> listen to me. will you? >> i'm trying, but your voice is terrible. >> you know what? go take -- go take a hot bath, a shower, drown yourself, do whatever you want to do. good-bye. >> jimmy: the customer is office right. "jimmy kimmel live," back in two minutes. vo: at the olive garden cooking school in tuscany, our chefs learn secrets of italian cooking. like how to blend four artisanal cheeses to create our new creamy fonduta sauce. in our new steak fonduta and grilled chicken fonduta. at olive garden. at the mercedes-benz glk... when you study its engineering, its safety systems... and when you consider who will be riding with you... perhaps the question is not so much whether you can afford to drive a vehicle that is built this way... but wheth

i have known two children named after byrd, one is charlie, and other parker. you been working on a biography of charlie parker since 1982. when is it coming out? >> volume one should be out within the next year. >> who was he? >> he was a person who was oppression to many people who had to deal with him. he had a self-destructive appetite and a very irresponsible person. >> what did he do? >> he added another style to jazz and he also could play -- i mean he was a perfect musician. it is that simple. he played the alto saxophone. as the leader of the modern jazz quintet said about him, he could play it. if he wanted to play the tune, he could play it. he lived from 1920-1955. >> did you ever know him? >> i might have seen him but i do not recall it. >> why have you taken all these years writing a biography? >> he is a fascinating guy. in those years that he lived, they were interesting and important years in american life. i think that he represents the tension between narcissistic irresponsibility and aesthetic clarity, because he was so overwhelmingly effect

a book on charlie parker coming out. thank you. >> thank you for having me, brian. >> for a dvd copy of this program, call 1-877-662-7726. for free transcripts or to give us your comments about this program, visit us at q-and- a.org. "q&a" programs are also available as c-span podcasts. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> c-span -- our public affairs content is available on television, radio, and online. you can also connect with us on twitter, facebook, and youtube. sign up for schedule alert e- mails at c-span.org. >> monday on "washington journal," cbs correspondent diana olick on foreclosures. jean karr penske gene karpink ski and jason mattera. live in 7:00 a.m. eastern. and then live to oklahoma city to a remembrance ceremony remembering 15 years since the bombing of the murrah building. a keynote by current homeland security secretary janet napolitano. that is beginning just before 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c- span. >> in a moment, a

parker who went to the pro bowl in '06 and '07 began last season. suffered a toe injury and lost that job to mendenhall. there will be an open competition for the starting job with the redskins. here's what they will be deciding between. a 28, 29, and 30-year-old. all of whom who have been to the pro bowl twice, but portis is the youngest of the three and the most productive. he has the highest yards per carry and the highest total career yards. larry johnson had the best single season in 2006. meanwhile, redskins rolled out the red carpet today for notre dame. the gw will visit tonight and tomorrow. mike shanahan will attend his pro day in two weeks. >>> all right, so what if bob huggins coach is in a track suit. he can coach in a dress if he brought a national championship to west virginia. they held their final practice today before tomorrow's final four showdown against duke. it is a doubly doubly poignant occasion. doing so at his own alma mater, where he played and where he graduated. >> i can remember sitting on my grandfather's lap listening

details on willie parker. plus the nats play their finale and head to dc. we'll tell you how they got ready for opening day. coming up, 9sports.

then we'll bring in the new pulitzer prize winning columnist kathleen parker for analysis. i'll have a final thought on-- dare i say it-- how that volcano has reminded us that life before jet planes was not all bad. but first, senator scott brown on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs "face the nation" with cbs news chief washington correspondent bob schieffer. and now from cbs news in washington, bob schieffer. >> schieffer: good morning again. well, we welcome senator brown for his first sunday morning interview since being sworn in as a united states senator. welcome, senator. i want to say every day including yesterday seems to bring news of some new outrage on wall street. but your republican leader mitch mcconnell came out flatly against the financial reforms that the democrats are going to bring to the senate floor next week or this week maybe. it sounded like the republican response to health care reform. just we're against it. president obama pushed back about as hard as we heard him lately. he accused mcconnell of taking that stance after a meeting with

the redskins have added another running back, signing former steeler willy parker to a one year contract that is worth as much as $3.1 million. he will be in a 3 way battle for playing time putting pressure on number 26. here is csn washington.com's ryan. >> reporter: he is guaranteed his money so i think they are going to bring him in the camp. i think clinton is going to have to do something he hasn't had to do in preseason and that is care. >> i have heard he has been doing that. he has been there early, working out, trying to lose weight. >> reporter: i mean him and clinton are working out every day together. adding parker to the mix is going to be an interesting chemistry to see what develops because it is a new situation between the 3 of them. 2 may be left out. >> and as the saying goes, 2 is a party and 3 is a crowd. the redskins are going to try to make the 3 headed running back work somehow. it takes 2 to make a thing go right. it is geico sportsnite. >>> coming up we'll pay tribute to the virginia cavaliers. we start with the wizards trying to win back-to-back games for the 1s

parker takes a strike and it is 1-1. >> jeff: we talked about that margin for error last year. georgia can slug their way out of some things, but this year those three bases really add up. much tougher. we mentioned earlier, georgia had the most players in the country drafted this past season. >> matt: that ball is hit to left field. taylor is there, however. did not hardly have to move, at all. schaus is going to tag on him and schaus is going to be out. bad decision on schaus, the inning is over. 3rd out and 3rd base. made final out at 3rd. strong throw by jonathan you want to get a great looking lawn like this, but trying to grow grass from seed in tough areas like deep shade, along the driveway, and where the kids play can be a little intimidating... until now, with scotts ez seed. it's so revolutionary it's guaranteed to grow grass...anywhere. that's because ez seed is a high performance mix of scotts best grass seed, starter fertilizer and a super absorbent growing material that absorbs water and expands to surround and protect the seeds, so you can grow thick, beautiful

correspondent for "the new york times" david sanger, syndicated "washington post" columnist kathleen parker and former democratic congressman from tennessee and chair of the democratic leadership council, harold ford, junior. >>> first, the politics of the supreme court. the president has another big decision to make, the second court vacancy in two years. how are the white house and republicans weighing the confirmation battle ahead? joining us to talk about that exclusively, two members at the heart of the debate, senate judiciary committee, chairman patrick leahy of vermont and ranking member jeff sessions of alabama. welcome both of you back to "meet the press." >> thank you, good to be here. >> thank you. >> senator leahy, you conferred with temperature, with the white house. who is he approaching this decision? >> doing it in a very responsible way, doing it very methodically. he wants somebody who is going to be a solid member of the court. he made it very clear he's not looking for somebody that will represent just democrats or just republicans, but to represent americans, to give a

parker was slowed down by injuries his last two seasons in pittsburgh.last year he lost his starting job. when healthy though, the 29-year-old known as fast willie averaged around 1,300 yards per season from 2005 to 2007. redskins now have three former pro bowl running backs on the roster. redskins still evaluating quarterbacks. they are currently hosting notre dame qb jimmy clausen. >>> five regular season games left for the capitals. biggest question has to be goaltending. a couple of weeks ago it seemed jose theodore would be the guy in postseason. he's gone unbeaten since january but struggled in the last couple of games. tide could be shifting to the young russian. popular with the ladies and kids. barley is starting to heat up. that begs the question, is the wily veteran getting nervous? it was just last season in the playof playoffs he replaced theodore. bruce boudreau will wait until the last minute to decide. >> the game is the same. you have to make the save. even if you get the call night before the first playoff game or i know i've got enough

al parker at the plate. single in the 2nd, grounded out in the 4th.nderwent an mri today, to make sure

colonel parker was elvis presley's manager, and i called him, and he said, not a chance. owe people shows for elvis, and he was kind of retired at the time -- and it will not be due. forget it. i called him every day for one solid year, 364 days. i was very friendly with him on the phone. the 365th day, i did not have to call him. he called me, and he said, the you still want to take elvis on the road, he said, meet me in las vegas tomorrow with $1 million. i said, no problem. when i was that age, $1 million to me was so far -- i cannot even begin to tell you. it was impossible. i thought about rockefeller having $1 million. carnegie had $1 million, but not jerry weintraub. there were a lot of people in new york who kept saying, you have got a future. i would like to invest with you. let me know when you want to do something, so i went for all these guys. nobody gave me a nickel. not one of these guys, so i put the word out that i have this deal with elvis presley, and i got on a plane and went to law vegas. when i got there, there was a phone message. call a man in seatt

beth parker is live in our newsroom with details on behind bars. beth?> well, used to be the police chief of morningside, maryland. it's a small town on the edge of andrews airforce base. now he admits that he took a gun that belonged to the police department and then sold it out of the back of his police cruiser. the town sign says welcome. but what david at mitts he did was not welcome. he was a patrol officer and then police chief in maryland. he pleaded guilty to till ill legal sale of a firearm. he told the judge i made a horrible mistake. i ruined my entire career. i almost lost my wife and my entire family. i am sorry to the town for what i did. he told the judge that he sold the handgun because he was not earning enough money as a police officer. >> there are lots of them. and those who make less have not resorted to using that trust and betraying the trust and having access to firearms and then selling them and reintroducing them onto the street. i mean we all have financial issues. it's the resorting to and the use othe public trust that is rea

kyle parker had a little grin over that one. the leads back to 9 now.it stood after 2 frames. >>> you mean it looked like a line drive on the internet web page tomorrow. [ laughing ] >> jeff: somebody else texts to me, base hit. >> jeff: exactly. >> matt: what is a score book? what is that? >> jeff: what are you talking about? [ laughing ] >> matt: wilson boyd steps to the plate. 1-4, single rbi back in the 2nd. i learned my early stats off of baseball cards. i would look forward to the sunday paper because it would have the accumulative stats of every player. >> jeff: now all you have to do is grab your mouse -- >> matt: or even on your phone. >> jeff: amazing. >> matt: 0-1 pitch. foul. >> jeff: back in statesboro, georgia, my mom still has all that stuff piled up. >>> it might be worth something some day. >> jeff: maybe. you might find something in there worth something. >> matt: everybody, like our parentings they all had the mickey mantle and the willy maize cards. >> jeff: i never had may of those. >>> they still make cards, right? >> jeff: i guess

you'll remember april 9th, 2005, prince charles married camilla parker bowl er bou parker, but today, while on a vacation, hiking in scotland and fractured her leg. so, about anniversary in a cast. >>> up next, think of it as kind of "american idol," but with life and death courage at stake. our "person of the week." i had ongoing pain. a deep ache all over. i found out that connected to our muscles are nerves that send messages through the body. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia, thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic, widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can provide significant relief from fibromyalgia pain. so now i can do more of what i love. [ female announcer ] lyrica is not for everyone. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior or any swelling or affected breathing or skin or changes in eyesight, including blurry vision, or muscle pain with fever or tired feelin

and "rock of love" girlfriend tea parker are here to tell us what they know. then vandalism, protest, outrage over arizona's new immigration law, the toughest in america. it is racist? reverend al sharp ton ton denou it. sheriff joe arpaio defends it. i referee next on "larry king live". brett michaels from poison and reality tv stars in critical condition this week. he suffered a brain hemorrhage last week. joining us with all the latest is donald trump jr., executive vice president of the trump organization. his father will be here wednesday night, by the way. he appears on nbc's "celebrity apprentice," one of the more successful nbc shows. brett is currently a contestant on that show. dr. sanjay gupta is a practicing neurosurgeon. he'll be joining us in a moment. and in los angeles, carlos diaz, syndicated radio host and former correspondent for "extra." what's the latest, carlos, on his condition? >> well, the latest, of course, is that brett michaels will be going -- undergoing tests all week long as doctors continue to try to find the source of the bleed

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. >> and julie parker continues our coverage on it is a story that you will only see on abc 7. she is live now from college park with campus reaction. >> we would like to advise parents that if your children are in the room right now, you might want to ask them to leave. this video is a graphic. it features images that multiple is students say they sought repeatedly the night of a riot. >> watched the student and a light-colored pants by the wall. he is walking along, until he realizes that the mounted police officer is in front of him. within seconds, as officers or battering of t students with their batons -- were battering the student with their batons. visithe student was celebratinga basketball victory. this victory turned ugly pyrrh. as we gaged reaction from the student after student, they're shocked was obvious. this man is a bouncer at the college bar. he says he empathizes with police, but only to an extent. >> if there are limits. you do not cross that line. >> and some said the video is literally a negative image of but the police department and the university. >> s

. >> bob: maybe the best dodger over there was wes parker. he was unbelievable in the 60s, 70s. maybe the smoothest 1st baseman you'd ever see. there's something stylish about the left handers over there. >> rob: absolutely. keith hernandez. what did he have, 11 golden gloves? >> bob: adam kennedy, 7 rbis in his last 7 starts now. on the year, he has 8. batting average is up to .262. you can bat him 2nd, 6th, 7th, 8th. reliable, veteran guy. the nats brought him in to play 2nd base. he's now sharing that time with cristian guzman. willie harris can play over there. furcal really backed up on that ball. almost let it play in too long. two quick ground ball outs for the dodgers. guzman is coming up. >> rob: if you have an arm like furcal, you can let the ball play you. there's manny. he just went on the disabled list. here's the arm. this is a rifle right there. >> bob: that play is not how you would teach a young shortstop to play a ground ball. >> rob: you want them to charge it and get the hop. occasionally, he's going to fire some balls into the stands or away from the 1st bas

hourly parkers paid 12 percent tax. but with the circulator, came change. and a 60 percent tax across the board. >> the increase in the tax was supported strongly by the business community and institutions, they see the value of having this service. >> now, nearly two years after the tax hike, the mayor has the parking tax in her sights again. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake has proposed increasing the parking tax by 4 percent. from 16 percent, to 20 percent. for a projected revenue of nearly $6 million a year. drivers now facing the possibility of yet another tax hike, to fund the circulator, and a deficit is not too charming. >> hard to go back and say it was a bad decision now. but certainly look at every cost and everything we are spending. >> they just continue to spend. i am not sure that there has been any great downsizing in government. >> meantime, the city plans on adding two additional routes this summer. >> life after idol. the other place you will be able to see katie stevens, later on fox 45 news at 10:00. >> and a very dark anniversary, in u.s

beth parker has the details. >> reporter: drugs in a locker in middle school. >> it upsets me.s not even a high school. you wonder to what extent do the parents lose control. >> reporter: investigators say a teacher at baits middle school in annapolis learned the drugs might be in the locker. >> the teachers are not there to do the police work. they're for the there. they're there to teach the kids. >> students eventually took the administrator to his locker and -- where the substance was discovered. it's believed to be marijuana. the student was arrested and charged on the juvenile citation and then released to his mother. >> reporter: released to his mom? >> his mom. >> reporter: police describe it as a relatively small amount of marijuana and cash. the student was charged with possession and possession with intent to distribute. >> if it's, you know, packaged into small quantys in individual bags, that could be a charge for distribution. >> reporter: investigators say it appears only one student was involved. >> the message to the other kids of course is, you know, drugs are

when you get 31 out of anthony parker and mo williams the 10 for 17 shooting.amison, 24 points. you put sihickson in the game, goes for double digits, shaq didn't play well. you still have ilgauskas. they're deep, they're focused. they are the team to beat right now. >> they're the best team. >> you have guys hit a half court shot and heave it. >> he rolled it off his fings. before a game, he is taking these shots. not a guy goofing around. he knows at the shot clock winding down, he's going to shoot that shot. he hit one at the end of the half. not as long. the one at the end of the third, 40-some feet. it demoralizes the opposing team. should we be surprised? no. right now, the cavs have better than the lakes. >> they shot 53% in the game. lebron with his fifth career triple-double in the playoffs. all right, let's go out west. look at the west bracket. the lakers lost last night. they're 2-in the. two big game tonight. the h-a matchup. the nuggets and jazz. and the mavericks and spurs. the mavericks with the higher seed. the spurs lead the series. would you

. >> one teacher says parker has not done enough. >> i am sick and tired of you telling lies. >> councilman harry thomas is crafting legislation to get discharged teachers back in the classroom. >> i am greatly disturbed. we destroyed people and we said we had a problem based on a budget shortfall and then find out there is a sort's. >> keep in mind that this -- there is a surplus. this was expected to pay for teachers and salary increases in a labor contract that some say could be in jeopardy. the chancellor's office would not respond to our questions, but issued a statement that says the school system was not aware of this budget surplus until the end of february. the timing of this development is unfortunate. >> we have additional information on this story on our web site, including the debt. -- including the complete statement >>> >>> 7 is on your side with the toyota car maker. they temporarily suspended sales of its new lexus. consumer reports issued a don't buy issue on this court. they have handling problems that could cause it to roll over. -- there is a don't buy rating on this ca

me, what i say, i say give me old parker hannifin, will you? >> look at it, jim, just getting out of the -- it's uncharacteristic and not attractive of you, don't get out of the fray. you can on this one, but you know, really -- >> thank you. >> let's get a few more names. oil drillers trade today. >> halliburton was an amazing conference call. they said things are getting better all over. even in natural gas, under $4, drilling like mad. when you see china putting money into these countries they are not going to be idle. the catch with china, drill, drill, drill. that's why we're going to hear from them later this week looks good. amusing to see this group, like transocean, now really breaking out. this is all about the chinese needing oil, not about the oil futures, oil inventory. we can keep reading about the international, you know, energy association saying there's less demand. nonsense. a country like china is a smart country that needs to be thinking all the time about where its oil is going to come from in 2020. it doesn't care about th

when she tried to transcribe it and the third was richard nixon who was not very good with machinery parker i remember something basic as opening your drawer where my favorite was when he would try to take the medicine caps he said mr. president can i help you? i can imagine him hearing the tape or even trying to really listen to that in the sale of listen to them again and hitting the wrong buttons because the experts that the judge hired to look at it said it took between seven and nine different times to the race for you do not need that. i can see nixon saying let me get that again and not understanding how it works since he is silly one that knows that he did it but never admitted some nobody knows what it is. >> host: we will come back to that but we have jackson wyoming. >> caller: think you. icu on msnbc a lot. are with like to know a few questions. i could sit down and talk to four hours per car you still of the conservative philosophy? seven like to know your thoughts of the movie of the "frost/nixon" interview and i would also like to know about the new movie w. that is out and i

his name parker brett. favre said being a grandpa at 40 almost makes him feel old. >>> it's time now for our true champion. basketball coach bob hurley sr. has led st. anthony's high school in new jersey to 23 state titles, impressive. what's more impressive about this guy is that his mission is to change players' lives. many of them are from poor and rough neighborhoods, his pleasure, but 99% of his players have gone on to college. hurley is just one of three high school coaches ever inducted into the basketball hall of fame. his name may sound familiar. his son is bobby hurley who played for the duke blue devils and won two titles in the early '90s. >>> "american idol" wannabes look on len on and mccartney songs last night. you'll hear who simon called the best of the night. >>> plus a california teenager hopes to be the youngest person to climb mt. everest. get this, he's just 13 years old. ddddddddddddd >>> the new york stock exchange just opened for business and it looks like the stocks

>> let's go. >> we welcome tea parker to "larry king live" from columbus, ohio.e at an event together on april 9th, two weeks before brett's brain hemorrhage. did you see anything wrong then? >> no, larry. there was absolutely no indication that anything was wrong. they were doing a lot of taping for nbc for some "celebrity apprentice" pieces. and, i mean, it was probably one of the better concerts that i had ever seen of his. i remember commenting on that to a couple people. just how energetic he was and he was just on point that night. it was just amazing. it was amazing to see. and i think back on that since all of this has happened. like were there any warning signs? did i notice that anything was off? and you would not have known it. i mean he was just in his element. i mean he was having such a good time. you could just tell the energy on stage was amazing. >> larry: you dated for a while, right? >> he chose me on the show. you know, we've remained close. i've seen him a couple times since the show. i saw him on april 9th right before the emergency appendec

in washington, beth parker, fox 5 news. >>> probably heard by now the rain is coming but maybe we could take a moment and appreciate this beautiful california weather we're having today. >> 72 degrees. >> isn't it perfect. although there must be something flying in the air because i don't think of myself as someone who has allergies and i'm sneezing today. i'm thinking grass pollen. maybe rain washes that out. a live look outside. dry streets. it's beautiful and here's another piece of good news. it's not going to be as cold as last night. if you would like to get out and enjoy an evening stroll or maybe take a run or ride your bike, no problem at all. a nice blanket of clouds is coming in to keep us warmer and our temperature in fact went up 1-degree since 5:00 at 68 degrees now. we're talking about a night that will not be as chilly and showers coming in during the day tomorrow. they'll be here sometime late in the morning. thursday looks okay but friday looks great. if you're trying to pick a day to either take off or really spend a lot of time outside that's my pick for this week be

[laughter] [inaudible] >> ibm willy parker and i grew up in alabama so the deep south [inaudible] to respond to two things. you sit in the book there's a wide variety of opinions for people in african comerica and community. would you consider that a demonstration of the fact that the notion of the leadership in one charismatic to lead people from the promised land the failure of president obama luft any significant agenda there would leave a black people that he's going to be able to do what he thought he was going to be about to do. the fault he can't move things would that suggest like a king or malcolm x interest of the whole group that is antiquated because he's the most powerful position in the plan that [inaudible] not to be considered and the flip side is because we get in terms of president obama becoming the first black president he is now the icon with our meritocracy like he has risen from the place that many black people have risen from the please let people start and the pedigree that nothing is further from the truth so one of the leadership is steady at number two, ou

. >> reporter: prior to approving the circulator, the city charged monthly parkers a $15 monthly fee, but with the circulator came change. a 60% tax a cross the board. >> the increase of the taxes was supported about the business community and the institutions, they see the value of having it. >> reporter: now two years after the tax hike the may mayos the parking tax in her cites once again. stephanie rawlings-blake has proposed to raising the tax to 20% to a proposed revenue of $6 million a year. drivers now facing the possibility of yet another tax hike to fund the circulator and a deficit is not too charming. >> it's hard to go back and say it was a bad decision now but you certainly have to look at every cost and everything we're spending. >> they just continue to spend. i'm not sure that there's anyone any great down sizing in government. >> coming up later on fox 45 morning news, increasing border security. the bill that passed in arizona that could change the way police deal with illegal immigrants. >>> next the orioles continue their trip out west with a game against seattle.

anthony parker, forces one up. and the bulls hold on to win. they're on the board in the series. down 2-1. >>> lakers/thunder. game three of their series. scott brooks receiving his coach of the year award. kevin durant, in the fourth quarter. 29 points, career-high 19 boards. kobe bryant went for 24. this brings the lakers within two. jordan farmar, for three. no good. the thunder win 101-96. first playoff win since they moved to oklahoma city. they're on the board in the series. down 2-1 games. >>> sens and pens. sidney crosby and company with a chance to close out ottawa. the third, evgeni malkin, the shot. puck goes right to sidney crosby, who scores while falling down. sidney crosby with his fifth goal of the series. the pens up 3-2. this game went to triple-overtime. matt carriker, his first playoff goal is a game-winner for the spence they stay alive in the series. they force game six saturday in ottawa. >>> one other note from the nfl draft. tim tebow, who won two national titles in florida, taken 25th overall by the broncos. now, back to you. >>> spongebob, apparently do

and the creators, trey parker and matt stone, have morked it. but when the prophet mohammed was portrayed in a bear costume, it was on a website that stone and parker could end up like muslim extremists. during this week's episode, when mohammed was supposed to appear again. he was covered by the word censorsed. and every mention of him was bleeped. overnight, parker and stone released a statement saying, quote, in the 14 years we've been doing "south park," we have never done a show that we couldn't stand behind. we delivered our version of the show to comedy central. and they made the decision to alter the episode. >> that's their stated goal. the fact they might have done so is not exactly a surprise. >> reporter: this whole controversy could be good for ratings. but the creators do not seem amused. they ended their statement this way. we'll be back next week, with a whole, new show about something completely different. and we'll see what happens to it. for "good morning america," dan harris, abc news. >> they are not giving up. >> no, they'r

and i called one of my other surgeons over, pete parker, a great guy. practiced in winston-salem, north carolina, for 40 years arthwar. -- after the war. i said pete, take this guy back over and operate on him and he said jim, he's dead. i said take him back on the operating room and operate on him. i'm the triage surgeon. do it. he said what do you want me to operate on him. i'm not sending him back to graves registration. this guy had a breathing tube, two chest tubes, groin lines, the whole nine yards. i said pete, take him back and explore his abdomen and see what you can do. take him back in the operating room and he's looking at me like i've lost my mind. in the meantime, i finished the rest of the casualties.

usair has a younger management, a younger ceo, doug parker who has been quite aggressive. he might ultimately ron the combination. those are what we call those social issues. glenn tilton who runs ual has been in favor of consolidation. of course, you're talking about two companies that visited bankruptcy in recent years which reflects the weak nature of the airline industry. they hope it's a different story this year in terms of actually getting this merger to happen. >> as somebody in our newsroom said this afternoon, some day there are going to be three airlines in the whole world. >>> just when tiger woods thought he changed the subject somehow back to the big business of golf, the head of augusta national golf club and the masters let him have it publically today. >> it is not simply the degree of his conduct that is so egregious here. it is the fact that he disappointed all of us, and more importantly, our kids and our grandkids. our hero did not live up to the expectations of the role model we sought for our children. >> tough words from somebody in the industry. th

fox 5's beth parker visited the people of hagerstown to get their take. >> reporter: welcome to hagerstown where the gym is right near the super buffet. is that tempting in. >> no. >> report: that is because 6 #-year-old march union watches what she seats an exercises. her husband got her started and just the other day. >> he said honey you're look good. he said you'll be out here look for another man. i said i don't think so. >> reporter: if shdid look, what would she find? this is the list of the most obese places in the country and they say hagerstown is on the list. >> i can understand that. >> reporter: you're not surprised? >> i'm in the surprised. >> reporter: in a new gallup poll, hagerstown is sand wined between winston-salem and memphis, tennessee. how did the folk at gallup get this information. they called people up and asked them how much they weigh and how tall they are. as you know, nobody ever lies about their weight. >> i'm pretty sure they wouldn't have no rason to lie about it. >> reporter: donna bitner manages health way natural needs. >> we had the ugliest male. >> rep

they gave addresses for comedy central in new york and addresses for parker and stone's addresses. said they pubbished -- published the addresses so people could go out and protest. yeah, right. we've seen how they protest they kill people. because of the threats of violence and fear for the safety of everyone from the receptionist to the series' creators, comedy central censored a followup program. these terrorists are being handed veto power over free speech through threat offings violence and murder. no charges are brought in the united states against the author of radical islamic websites. wilders is still on trial in the netherlands for warning the world about these haters, for speaking the truth. that's just the way it is. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: ms. woolsey of california. mr. altmire: madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? mr. altmire: i ask permission to speak in ms. woolsey's spofment the speaker pro tempore: without objection, you're recognized for five minutes. mr. altmire: i speak on behalf of s

live at redskins park, julie parker, abc 7 news. >> tim brant got a chance to go one-on-one with the quarterback. that injury coming up a little bit ler. >>> another day of hot april weather outside with changes on the way. doug hill is here with a quick look at the forecast. >> up at washington dulles, the record high today was 86 degrees. they have already hit 93. they have smashed the record. let us look a conditions atop the weather center. a little bit of haze in the sky. very warm temperatures in this hour. 91 in vienna. a high of 93 in vienna. let us check a map of temperatures around the area. look at all the 90's out there. 93 in hagerstown. 93 in bowied. it will stay in the '80s. nice outdoor weather with a breeze. temperatures will be 58 to 64 degrees tonight. 64 is what we should usually have for a high this time of april. big changes to talk about later in the week. >> coming up, a new building starts to lean. this could topple over at any minute. >> the downside to spring fever. why so many people are sneezing in this beautiful weather. >> tell me about it. a desperate

beth parks are that more -- beth parker with more now on the police probe. >> reporter: at first, helebrating. but watch what happens as university of maryland student jack mckenna nears some police officers along knox road in college park. he stops, then suddenly prince george's county officers charge him and start beating him. >> it is outrageous. i mean anybody who would see that, you see a young man who is completely defenseless, who hasn't commit awed crime, who is brutally beaten. >> reporter: mckenna ended up with a concussion, eight staples in his head plus contusions on his back and arms. print county police chief fees his department is bruised too. >> i saw the tape. i'm outraged. i'm disappointed in the action of my officers that i saw on camera and i'll tell that you that is not going to be tolerated. >> reporter: it is not just what the officers are accused of doing but also what someone wrote. the charging document in the case says mckept a, quote, struck shows officers and their horses. charging documents were nothing more than an attempt to cover up the police miscond

beth parker joins us with more details. >> reporter: maryland state police confirm they are investigating but not the accusations that prince george's county police beat up a student. they are looking at how the university has handled a subpoena related to the case. take a look. the university released new video today. you can see students pouring out into the street after that big basketball win. now, this is surveillance video from one of 350 cameras on a near campus. lawyers representing students subpoenaed this video. the university handed over some but not all of it and even know two minutes of the university's surveillance video is still missing. but a university of maryland spokesman says it is not the portion of the tape from the time when student jack mckenna was allegedly beaten by prince george's county police. >> as we have learned about what we have and don't have, it's clear that, you know, there are some things that, you know, you sort of wonder how this could have happened but this is one of the reasons we've asked the maryland state police to come in and help us work thro

we're talking about camilla parker boals. she took a tumble yesterday while hiking in scotland, slipped and hurt her leg. doctors did an x-ray and found a twisted fracture of the fibula. she's in a plaster cast now because of the broken leg, but authorities or spokesmen say she will not be missing any of her planned royal duties. camilla parker bowles will carry on in the best british condition with her leg in a cast. jane: "happening now" howe in your top box, new unemployment numbers now out showing the number of newly-laidoff workers in this country seeking benefit fits rose unexpectedly last week. in the middle, flight delays were way up in february because of the massive snowstorms that hampered operations at some of the busiest airports along the east coast. on the bottom, energy prices sliding across the board today. benchmark crude for may delivery falling more than 20 cents to $85 a barrel. jon: we have heard that hospitals can be a breeding ground for infections and germs. now a hospital in florida is cracking down

the dialogue was also censored but we don't know what it referenced and we're now hearing from parker the 14 years we have been doing south park, we have never done a show that we couldn't stand behind. we delivered our version of the show to comedy central, and they made a determination to alter the episode. it wasn't some meta joke on our part. comedy center added the bleeps. in fact kyle's customary final speech was about intimidation and fear. it didn't mention muhammad at all but it got bleeped, too. >>> updating you on a story we've been following. the missing wife and mother ran off with another man to miami to start a new life. clearly she was not missing at all. investigators in miami beach found them last night after getting information from police in ohio. police say this convenience store video shows tehan with tray hutchison. they said they were romantically involved. this morning her family spoke to reporters in ohio. her husband said he doesn't know the man found with his wife, but the most important thing is that she is safe. >>> not everyone is shocked by allegations

. >> reporter: in virginia, beth parker, fox 5 news. >> if you would like to see more stories about howorgan donations have changed lives, can you find them -line. go to myfoxdc.com. >>> up next, you want it see the cherry blossoms but you don't want to deal with all the crowds out there this weekend? >> holly will show us why your best bet may to be catch a ride with d.c.'s harbor cruises. beautiful morning for a cruise. we'll check in with her when we come back. we go through them all the time. doors that mark the day's events. new beginnings. endings. routines. revealing the stories and dramas -- the victories and challenges -- that help us go through new doors of our own. be part of the story. colonial williamsburg. >>> good morning. i'm holly morris. happy friday to you and what a beautiful friday it will be. what a beautiful weekend it will be. the perfect time for you to get out, see the cherry blossoms, maybe go out and see the monuments anmemorials and you have family in town. if you are thinking i've done all this every which way you can, think again. there is a new sight seei

. >> i want to thank beth parker for helping us out too. she covered this soree.at myfoxdc.com. we may play it life. we might try to do that next week. >> i'm joking about being cheap. i just like having the windows open and the fans going. >> i know. she is a little cheap. >> that was very nice. >> the music came a little late. >> after all that good news, we needed a little something. let's find out if julie has any good news. >> gurvir is talking about she is just joking about being cheap. honey, i am. i spent all my money on the nutty buddies. poor bailey, the dog is sitting still just panting, you know what i mean? the crew in sky fox checking on the the ride at the springfield incident are change. the lane are open as you work your way northbound on i-95. the traffic on 95 does start to low leaving lorton as you continued up into newington. we had an earlier incident in the hov lane. that has cleared. again, all of the lanes are open. there are no accidents to report. but just volume delays and traffic slows as you work your way across the inbound 14th stree

let me give you an example parker everyone here to decline anthropology class you study and mesopotamiaancient iraq and the reason we carry-- care about the syrians there were the first to capture the sun photosynthesis with the stored grain into energy to build population and the urban environment. they were the first to create high end hydro agriculture this was very complicated before that time people lived in small villages was small garden agriculture zero 1/7 for the first time thousands and thousands of men taken out of the villages and put to the task of building irrigation canals then they said of specialized craft skills to make the dikes to put together a good distribution system and create urban life this was so complicated hydraulic agriculture they had to have a new communication revolution to communicate if they invented writing. everywhere they were created in the middle east, the yanks the river in china and in mexico is fascinating independently human beings figure out some form of writing to manage stored grain with communication energy proposed with me. 19th century.

it all sounds good between michelle rhee and george parker.'m still saying that the teaches are not on the same page with mr. parker. >> you'll be hard pressed in this economy to say no to a 20% pay raise. >> nearly half the bonuses under the fenty administration came from michelle rhee's office, $7.5 million over two years, right? and the problem is, you're looking maybe at your laboratory right there. the bonuses with were handed out. things haven't improved that much relative to the money going out. >> did she get what she needs. >> easier for her to fire teachers. that was one of the things she waned. >> seniority is the one thing. >> yes. it is one of the things she does not have to look at now. it will be easier for her to move teachers and 0 fire teachers. at the same time, you recall it wasn't too long ago we were talking about more than 250 teachers who were fired. those teachers will get retroactive paychecks. this doesn't help them get their jobs back. but what it does do, if this agreement had been in place prior to that rift, thos

problems in washington and chicago and might have to shed some gates, but for usairways ceo doug parker this is a great opportunity because he will be able to expand his airline and never mind it's smaller than united, he took a smaller america list and built it into usairways and usairways is the fifth largest airline in the country. united wants the size that would come along with a merger to better compete with delta particularly for those corporate customers and the hub overlap in washington, chicago, that's a potential conflict that ultimately could shed some gates there to make this work in the eyes of washington. what about continental? you'll hear people talk about the idea that united and co continental were in talks. they are watching this and they'll see what happens here and they already went down the path of mother-in-lawer with united once and decided it wasn't going to work and that said, you're going to hear a lot of industry analysts say look for united try to bring continental into the game. >> i suspect united has been banging on continental's door repeatedly over the