. >> reporter: robbi jones not only knew the family well. and her partner, james samuels, were essentially adopted by the billings, too. robbi and john were strangers in town and down on their luck when they met bud billings, bought a car from him. later robbi and james lost their home to foreclosure. >> he said, you know what? i'm going to bring you out to where i live. he said, y'all are going to live with me. >> reporter: bud fixed up a trailer on his property. robbi and james moved in. bud was like that, said his friends. would give a stranger the shirt off his back. but when it came to business? >> now that he had two sides he could be -- >> reporter: he could be a tough businessman. >> he could be a very tough businessman. that was his business and livelihood and he wasn't going to let people get the best of him. business was business. >> reporter: and those businesses did very well, indeed. when bud ran them, they included a used car lot at the time called first use auto sales and a finance company. but success of a family business di

robbie cough says live at the scene with the concerns. what can you tell us? >> reporter: it was quick and scary. a rapid succession of gunfire. those who work to fight violence in the neighborhoods are worried it will escalate before it calms down. [ sirens ] >> reporter: the violence shattered weekend piece. witnesses ran holding their ankles, legs and stomach. 7 were shot. some were 4 and the rest 18. witnesses blame it on a flare- up between feuding neighborhood groups. today with signs of the shooting bloodying the sidewalk, the search for answers continues. ants violence groups whose budget have been cut predict it's not over yet and could spell trouble with the school year set to begin. >> i think we've come a long way. but this is the recipe for disaster. and i'm predicting if we're not in certain schools because of the climates on the streets, something will happen within the first two weeks. >> reporter: ron modeen and other groups like him have not been funded for this school year to go in to the schools and fight the violence in the groups that are

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robby blake scores on the beautiful volley. burnley up 1-0. one more look, nice cross by jordan. great first touch by blake. 44th minute, michael carric stepping up, and his shot saved by brian jenson. second out, stoppage time, burnley fans watching intently, final whistle blows, burnley wins three points, and pulls off an upset, their first win against man u since 1968. move on the diamond, the n.l. leading rockies, troy tulowitzki coming through, right down the left field line, that brings home two runs, rockies up 2-0, and they win 5-4, jason marquis becomes the second national league pitcher to 14 wins this season and pulls to within one victory of 2004. colorado's winning streak is tied for its longest winning streak within this month. giants came in a game behind the rockies in the nl wild card, bronson arroyo has a shutout going here in the eighth, nate schierholtz into left, wladimir balentien, no, sir. edgar renteria scores. that was the only run of the game. 16th shutout of the year for the giants, most in the majors, giants on a three-game win streak. so the nl wild c

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robby blake scored with a superb volley and man of the match. jermaine dafoe grabbed a hat trick at the top of the table with a 5-1 win and liverpool got their season up and runing with a 4-0 victory. and james mcfadden scored a penalty to seal a dramatic win over portsmouth. and that's all in sports for now. >> thank you, very much. and coming up in the next half an hour on "world news today." we'll have gender questions of the track and field world championships. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. the newman's own foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> i'm julia stiles. >> i'm kevin bacon. >> i'm kim cattrall. >> hi, i'm ken burns. >> i'm lili taylor. >> i'm henry louis gates, jr., and public broadcasting is my source for news about the world. >> for intelligent conversation. >> for electio

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in the newsroom, robbie chavez, fox5 news. >>> the travel deal that has everybody talking. jet blue's all you can fly pass. for $599, fly as many times as you want for one month. what is the catch? fox5 is here now. when i saw this last night, i literally almost went to the news director and asked for the entire month of september off. should i, or should i not? >> not everyone can get away at a moment's notice. we found in many cases booking just a couple of flights will pay for the pass. here's how it works. all you have to do is buy that all you can jet pass by next friday, august 21. then you can book as many flights as you want between september 8 and october 8. they have to be booked three days in advance. now jet blue is trying to fill the seats in what is typically a slow time. labor day marks the unofficial end to the travel season. it is a $600 passport. here are examples of flights. many east coast flights like this one to new york's jfk. so you would have to make three trips in one month to new york to get your money's worth. other flights, like going to this we

. >> reporter: on capitol hill, robbie chavez. >>> mel martinez of florida is resigning. he said it's time to return to him home state and family. he told the staff in d.c . this morning and threw flew to orlando to tell them. >>> south carolina's governor mark sanford's wife is moving out. the family returned from a vacation this week. they packed boxes into the suv and drove away. she plans to spend the school year with their four sons on the south carolina coast. the governor says he supports his wife's dision. >>> we are learning more about a potentially deadly combination ofs drugs sources say michael jackson was given before his death. we'll be right back.  >>> autopsy results reveal cocaine contributed to billie mays death. the medical examiner said mays used cocaine days before his death. it is labeled a contributing factor to his death. >>> jackson's doctor gave him a ulwerf sedative pours before he dies. used improper it can stop a party's breathing. dr. conrad murray calls the claim ridiculous. >>> angelina jolie is getting a lot of attention. a sculp

. >> al: robbie gould with a chip shot field goal of 25 yards to cement it. so a week from thursday, it's the traditional thursday night opener now in the nfl. we'll have it on nbc. tennessee against pittsburgh and then three nights later, we go to green bay and bob and the gang, our new gang there with tiki and dan and keith coming back and rodney and tony coming into the studio. bob out on the road with us. "football night in america" beginning september 13th. >> cris: how about having a studio analyst in tony dungy who has been in the middle of the of the news the entire off-season with this mike vick thing but i tell you, lovie smith and tony dungy and some of these guys have such a great impact on this game and the young people that play it and they are soft spoken and father figures for a lot of these guys. i was so thrilled to hear that the commissioner had asked tony dungy to be a part of the mike vick thing, because it was exactly what he needed. >> al: kickoff by gould. matthew hillis out to the 21 yard line. one more play and we can bid you ado. >>

that's robby agnone.dskins. >> rob: i'm here with terrell suggs, glad to have you back this time of year. normally we don't see you this time of year. >> you know, normally around this time of year i'm on the beach somewhere watching this game on tv, but this year i had to come in and -- >> rob: extenuating circumstances made you show up? >> i was kind of bummed i had to come to training camp, but i got over it really quick. >> rob: i was talking to derrick mason, he had a great performance in the afc championship game. how's that shoulder feeling? >> it's getting there. no reason to worry about it right now, not until we play kansas city. >> rob: we're not going to rush anything? >> we're not going to rush it. they do a good job of keeping us healthy, but i'm going to try to get out here as soon as i can. >> rob: what do you think about the difference between the new defensive coordinator and rex ryan, what's the differences or what are similarities? >> the similarities are the pressure and the aggressiv

robbie gordon, not happy. >> two times wrecked. >> robbie gordon not pleased and you're not allowed to do that lap 157, gordon backed up his words. he would wreck -- moments later, he wrecks gordon and gordon really wrecked. no, sir car enforce add five lap penalty for both drivers. >> that's definitely -- >> that's not good for anybody. >> all right. 20 laps to go, another big wreck. bobby labonte spins out. he gets bumped during the caution. very confident. >> hamlin, an emotional day. more on him in a moment. after a lengthy cleanup, 13 laps to go on the restart. danny hamlin goes from sixth to first, and hamlin takes the checkered flag, first win in defect 9, emotionally, celebrating just days after losing his 91-year-old grandmother, who was his biggest fan. hamlin snapped a 50-race winless streak and wins for the thinker time at pocono. his last win, march 2008. hamlin has made this track his own personal playground. in addition to three wins he also has four other top 10s at pocono. montoya finishes second. this day belonged to an emotional danny hamlin. >> we have come close in

. >> he's starting to lose spots as gordon is going around him as well as michael waltrip and robbie gordon now. >> and that has been an intense battle for, like, 40 laps. >> you can see that denny hamlin was up in front of jeff gordon but he got inside behind casey kane and now he's stuck on the bottom. >> there will be a little bit of clear sailing until he catches reid sorenson. >> michael waltrip back in 25th position. it looked like mark martin on the right side of your screen had moved in on the 17 car. now the 17 has pulled away as we watch this great battle here. this is 23rd through about 31st. the bumper that these guys had which was about 14 or 15 cars is now down to only about seven cars between them and the leader. >> hamlin got real loose off four. yeah, he got real loose and gathered it back up. >> he's got trouble. >> yeah, he's got something wrong here. >> left front. >> left front is flat. >> it's just a matter of time before they were going to be beating and banging on each other and causing some kind of problem. but you can only be patient for so long in a situati

that aaron hill has established a new record for a blue jays second baseman, erasing the record of robbie alomar. >> jim: there is a bloop there. won't get there. it falls in. >> brian roberts did not start because of a contusion. he said he wanted to play. dave trembley said, as far as the training staff goes, that would not happen. brian says in his career, for a while, this has been the first time he has sat out because of injury. >> jim: big surprise he is sitting near the crow. here is what happened yesterday. >> buck: he fouls it directly into that left shin. he would stay in the game, finished that at-bat. he could not answer the bell for his second at-bat. >> jim: adam lind takes it outside. lind is the dh for toronto. he is an outfielder by trade. 26 years old but get most of his at-bats as the designated hitter. fouls it back. the blue jays have a pretty good 2-3 punch, if you will with aaron hill, 26 home runs and adam linbatting behind him with 23 and they bat from opposite sides of the plate. >> buck: and they are high average hitters. power hitters and they drive in runs. so

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robby blake scores on the beautiful volley. burnley up 1-0. one more look, nice cross by jordan. touch by blake. 44th minute, michael carric stepping up, and his shot saved by brian jenson. second out, stoppage time, burnley fans watching intently, final whistle blows, burnley wins three points, and pulls off an upset, their first win against man u since 1968. move on the diamond, the n.l. leading rockies, troy tulowitzki coming through, right down the left field line, that brings home two runs, rockies up 2-0, and they win 5-4, jason marquis becomes the second national league pitcher to 14 wins this season and pulls to within one victory of 2004. colorado's winning streak is tied for its longest winning streak within this month. giants came in a game behind the rockies in the nl wild card, bronson arroyo has a shutout going here in the eighth, nate schierholtz into left, wladimir balentien, no, sir. edgar renteria scores. that was the only run of the game. 16th shutout of the year for the giants, most in the majors, giants on a three-game win streak. so the nl wild card looks li

runs in the single season for a bliewjs' second baseman, which is kind of significant tonight with robbyar in the house, the great all-star second baseman here, part of that 1992- 93 world series team. and aaron hill has erased him from the home run record book. >> gary: 1-2 delivery up the middle. a chance for brian roberts, running throw and a good play and good positioning as roberts was shaded. they squeezed hill to the middle and that's exactly where he hit it. two down. >> buck: especially on this artificial surface. so positioning becomes very important. this ball skipped right over the monday and there is roberts shaded up the middle. >> gary: good off-balance throw. >> buck: this turf will create top spin and sometimes that ball won't pop up as high as you expect. >> gary: two away. berken has a chance to have a 1- 2-3 inning. we talk about the numbers. forty in total bases. he has been red hot here in the many of august. >> gary: it is amazing to see this trio. here are these two teams with roberts, jones and markakis, scutaro, hill and lynn. you e more -- enormous offensive nu

let us not forget equoia coleman, alexander wagner-trugman, junot joyner, robbie carrico, olivia mojicane marie boskovich, danny gokey, mishavonna henson, kendall beard, anoop desai and megan corkrey. [ laughter ] and that's just off the top of my head. [ laughter ] paula, you will be missed, and not just by millions of fans who celebrated your passionate, eclectic and optimistically surreal comments, but also by me, jimmy fallon, a fan. you once said, "constructive criticism is about finding something good and positive to soften the blow to the real critique of what really went on." while i don't fully understand what that means -- [ laughter ] -- nothing has ever been more true. you once told the animated cat mc skat kat something about taking two steps forward while others take two steps back. i'm paraphrasing. [ laughter ] and by quitting the show, you have taken two steps forward and we, as a nation, have taken two steps back. in closing, i'd just like to say, paula, thank you for your years of joy, passion and dedicated slurvice -- service. [ laughter ] you will be missed. ladies

. >> reporter: 70 something-year-old robbie smith remembers good friday 1963.as yesterday. the first time she was arrested on the streets of birmingham in civil disobedience. >> it wasn't a bad time, it really wasn't. and just to think that we could do something to make this city better. >> reporter: fast forward 46 years later and birmingham is announcing it will pardon any civil rights protestors who wants it but some, like smith, see their arrest as a badge of honor. >> i want that to be forever. >> reporter: more than anhing, the mayor says this move is an official apology confirming their fight was a just one. but why hasn't it happened before? >> you can't talk about race in birmingham without somebody getting bent out of shape about it. >> reporter: for those questioning the mayor's motive? >> tell him i say -- >> that's kevin stuart from wbma in bmingham. apparently they passed the rosa park act that would allow anybody charged in a non-violent act of civil unrest to have their record cleared but so far nobody has taken them up on it. >> no one has fill

and he said that the note and said yes, robby. a little while longer, he said how long do i have to sit here to be a good senator? and he wrote back, as long as it takes. that could be his motto. martha: we are just watching the video from moments ago when his body was brought out of hyannis port. as long as it takes is kind of the way that he lived his life. no matter what happened in his life, he got back in and kept fighting. >> absolutely. but he was not fighting for the perfect ideal. if you could not get a whole loaf, it would take a half, and then try to get another slice or two next year. trace: this is video that was taken moments ago. they loaded the flag draped casket into the hearse. they are leaving cape cod and making their way to boston. it is a 70 mile trip. martha: we are looking at this picture of the family. i said before that they have lost the patriarch. jean kennedy smith, the last remaining sibling. talk to me about the impact that vicki kennedy had on him and legislation. >> ted's personal life was rather a

little robby will like this. >> ok. a little older. we have ages around 2 to 4.it is a device that looks kind of like a chick. it helps them read. there are different books. it does come with a book. now you see the blinking lights. then he has a scanner on the bottom of him, and you can put it over the words of the bage page of the book -- >> i am the sun, and i shine on everyone! >> touch different parts of the book. >> ♪ plays in the sun, a lion yes that's the one ♪ >> this is great! >> if i were an elephant, i would trumpet far and wide! >> this is the best. and i've never seen anything like this. >> they have additional books you can get -- curious george, backyardigans, pooh. it will automatically shut off if the child doesn't use it for a while. >> on to a little bit older group. we have the board games that are full size, you can get them in travel size. we have the connect four, we have the travel trouble, where you move the pieces. >> i like this one. >> hungry, hungry hip owes. >> we've got the sky ball. you don't want these yt car -- these in the car

robbie will have to eat up innings here. first and third, one out. he does keep the ball down.ell. he will get ground balls. he's had ray difficult year at the major league develop; level.   he also cannot throw a pitc straight, which is good. everything moving one way or the other. that was a foul tip. tulowitzki is in the hole 0-2. >> rob: for a guy like riviera you want to get in your managers good graces. you want the pitch, this is your work, what your job is. second, you have to be out there 5 inning tonight go out there. tyler has made a name for himself going out 3, 4 inning at a shot. we have come back and won a few of the ball games. roy and -- you want to impress your manager suck up 3, 4, 5 innings and do the job. there's some days you have to pick your starting pitcher up shall this is one of them.   >> bob: double play defense with one out.   another good hitter, brad h is next. 8-0 atlanta in the 2nd inning at new york now. mccann has just homered. a snowman on the core board at citi field. fastbal

we have robby and rodriguez acouple of catcherring, one of those will probably end up comer here, andthen the pitchers. and amber is going to update us on that in a bit. you'll probably see two waves, one on september one and one on the september 7th or 8th after the minor league season begins. he flied out to center field his first time up. ball game tied. each team with four hits, each team with a couple of runs. cleveland has won their last two. 1-1 delivery on the way that is a souvenir. 1-2. i don't know the gave is -- game is being television viced, but if you get to mlb access, the giants are going to play the rockies tonight, the wildcard match-up. gimenez is probably the hardest pitcher in the league against tim lincecum. got him. 1-2-3 inning for berken and the ballgame remains 2-2. bags fly free on southwest so our low fares stay low. grab your bag . it's on™ ( ding ) book now at southwest.com. dealer: during the autobahn for all event, you can get great deals. it's perfect. i just want to make sure it's the right decision. future...us? we got here as quick as we could. loo

robby andrew from the gainsville sun joins us for a closer look. meyer just signed a new contract.uyout. what does this mean for meyer and this program moving forward? >> i think it means financial security for meyer. it's his way of saying he will stay here a long time. the $500,000 buyout is the same one for spurrier when he was here too. he didn't want a big buyout to force somebody to keep him. he has enough trest in meyer he will honor the contract and there won't be a buyout bate. >> meyer set an early tone with the team. what is the attitude of this crew? >> they seem very determined and enjoy the fact they have a target on their back. spikes talked about that today. they are looking at it trying to be perfect this season. they missed last year with the loss to ole-miss. tebow was crushed over that. they don't have it written down as a goal but it's clear their goal is to have a perfect season which has never been done in florida. >> very few losses a season ago. 2 are percy harvin and lewis mercy in the nfl. >> those guys are hard to replace. fur me was-- murphy was a clutc

late in a game to get the winning run home or that joe carter would do the same and the guys like robbyalomar and dave stewart, they all held each other very accountable to play the game right. i spoke with the manager dave trembley about what carter told me about how they would sacrafice their stats. trembley nodded his head and said that is the way the game is spootsed to be played. this 1992-1993 team was being introduced and you have to be wondering what they must have been thinking and admiring about a team that played well and right. now back upstairs to gary and buck. >> gary: and you would hope, what you hope they are thinking about is day, day. >> buck: yes that's actually why you play. those are the trophies for those two respective season, -- seasons, the world series trophy for 1992 and 1993. they had a great cast of characters, and they improved their organization to a point where dave winfield came here, dave stewart came here, rickey henderson, so it became attractive first and then you could draw the star players up to toronto. they turned it around. >> gary: yes. here i

a new york city storeowner back in business today after foiling an attempted robby that went very, veryo draw his shotgun on four intruders. he killed two of them. he is now a neighborhood hero. gretchen: good morning to you, gus. >> good morning. gretchen: so this is happening to you last week. bring us back when you had to take out your shotgun and shoot two of the intruders in your store. >> there was one with a gun in my face threatening us, screaming for money, and there was more down by the front door where i couldn't see. i don't know how many were there, i don't know how many had guns. i was in this corner. then, i hear them beating them up on one of my guys, j.b. i didn't understand why they were beating him up for. steve: they were pistol whipping up, right? >> he was fighting back. so the guy with the pistol after i asked him, i have no money here, i said. nobody came in and bought anything all day. why don't you take away your gun and go home. i won't even call the police. right now the pride is hurt, these fools. so my guys put up a fight down here. this one with the gun go

. >> bob: they have 42,000. 334 and then joe rob bye stadium -- robbie stadium. scott pose led off.> rob: yes. >> bob: he was. and start. and dave madigan and conine wise. their starting line p. 67 pitches and strikes by volstad. >> rob: go back to work and get a few more. 2-2. morgan will slap it to the right. and by the way, teal was not a great color for a uniform. >> bob: well, our spring training ballpark is the era. and it is where the marlins trained and they did a paint job on that thing. it is three years ago to wipe out the teal and give it a navy blue and red motif and we were all very happy about that. ronnie belliard. one for two. >> bob: they had signed in 85 to expand by up to two teams to match the american league's 14 teams. >> rob: look at this. >> bob: ronnie is taking a chance here. ran ronny belliard turns into a hustler here. and bats and repetitions. >> rob: he is out of control am and slowly goes into left field and take as while for coghlan to get off the ball. and then ronnie, i am going to take second base. >> bob: they have given an error to cantu on the

she started off with five girls ranging from the ages of 8-robby years old. her son.y that time she had married another fellow teacher. so has she started off she had of very meager amount of money, which would have disappointed a lot of us. i'm not going to even make an attempt because i can't do anything with the small amount of money. believe it or not she started off with $1.50. she convinced the person. she started the school in her home near the railroad tracks, and she convinced the honor, the rent was $11 a month. she convinced him, just let me on the property and i will raise the rest of the rent money for you. sure enough she did. she then began to train and teacher girls. she had so many. started out with five. but daytona beach during this time had a large economic boom. the railroad was being built. the east coast railroad was being built. most of the railroad workers at children. but in daytona beach there was no educational opportunities for a negro's during this time. so bethune said, i'm going to start this school myself. she get of a large influx of