boley board member robert brown voted no pre he says it goes too far. >> it takes some of the flexibility that we should have reserved for selves. >> the board discussed starter policies after complaints about cronyism. the ses said rl -- ceo said riley was qualified but it looked bad so she has been terminated. >> the need to end those relationships is something that has been cited. >> a hearing is starting tomorrow to increase rates on the new dulles toll road. it is hoped they can get back on track. >> we need to move forward. >> the board will vote on its new policy at its next meeting september 19. may riley is leaving at the end of the month but she gets $183,000 in severance pay. >> the southern maryland man is behind bars after his 5-year- old son took with the down -- methodone. they found sizable quantities of marijuana cocaine, and methamphetamine. he is facing a number of drug and weapons charges. >> a powerful earthquake hit custer recover. what changed in the minutes after it struck. >> the impact still being felt in the gulf. we're not talking about flooding or wind damage.

and that's what robert brown saw in his microscope. he saw little particles, big enough to see, jiggle. why jiggling? small enough, there could be more atoms on one side than the other. little bit more neck force on one side of the atom... that thing will jiggle around. so in response to the jiggling atoms, boom, the visible observation: microscopic particles moving, brownian motion. turned out albert einstein explained that and that was one of the first contributions of einstein to prove the existence of atoms. he showed that the motion of those little particles of dust corresponded exactly to the motion of atoms at various temperatures. i asked you before, atoms big or small and you guys said... very small. small, right? okay, how small? small-small. small-small-small-small-small- small-small. how big is the sun? - big. - how big? very big. big-big-big-big-big-big. okay, let me tell you this, gang. the atom is small-small-small-small, as many times small than us as the sun and average-size stars are bigger than us. so do you want som

and democratic strategy robert brown is with us.erican soil, an anti-semite, supports terrorist groups, leading a muslim-led global ban on insults to the prophet. >> right. this is the head of the most aggressive hate group in the world. this is a man who freed the brother of al zawahri, the leader of al-qaeda, and his brother, led the attacks on the american embassy. this is a man who demands the release of the blind sheik who tried to kill 100,000 new yorkers, blow up the lincoln and holland tunnels. this is the head of an organization which can only be compared to the nazis. i mean, he said at a huge rally where his imam said they'd make jerusalem and israel a muslim country. >> bill: this was what was so humiliating about his pandering, embarrassing speech today. why doesn't he tell them, go straight to hell? you don't lecture america. >> he's responsible for morsi being in power. it was obama who pulled the rug from under muslim brotherhood mn ally, and said that they would be political. they came in, advocated the constitution

. >> a bit between jerry brown and chris christie. stanley roberts has more people behaving badly. if >>stanley: put the foothill high school and of pleasanton released this flyer and august alerting parents not to stop in the red zone while dropping of students. in the flyer that even a reference to you could get caught on film and a people behaving badly segment. apparently, some parents did not get the memo were read the flyer. there are two separate zones but many parents to choose to drop their kids off in 50 ft of red zone or in the bus zone. >>stanley: apparently some of the high school administrators did not get the memo or read the flyer either. >> the administrator had a short memory. after i showed her my id from kron4 she's somehow forgot to mention that when she called the police. while shooting this segment the pleasanton police arrived. that was described as a man and one to best with a big camera videotaping kids on campus and refusing to leave. >> not only were parents stopping in the red zone, they were stopping in front of this table lamps and in the hash marks.

his 60th birthday party 10 years ago, his colleague, gary gibbons, in his tribute quoted a poet robert browningying what a man's reach should exceed his grasp, or what is a heaven for? gibbons wasn't implying that stephen had gotten him behind his depth and should be forgiven for. at least i don't think that's what he meant. but stephen past daunting, argument unanswerable questions. things like what is it that goes into the equations and makes the universe for them to ascribe? what is there something rather than nothing? why does the universe go to the bother of existing? these are questions that straight into philosophy and religion. they are are questions that more cautious, sensible science seldom asks. they are largely irrelevant to the everyday person. and even though the cover of this book with a lyric in his most recent book, the grand science, promises that this book will tell us ultimate answers, it doesn't actually and stephen goes on asking the question, everything is still going on saying i long to know these answers. also, in that same book he writes that it is meaningless to ask

. >> football fans in these parts, we are still raving about robert griffin, iii, on his no interception performance. however, james brown host of nfl today on cbs is cautiously apt mystic. recently i sat down with j.b. who is a former 9 sports an anchor to get his on going thoughts on the season. >> of course the hometown team, washington redskins, we have our own. how worked up we aught to be. >> i like the latter. cautious. cautious optimism, if you will. look, rg3 brings a tremendous amount of talent to the table. i met the young man after he won the heisman. he came on the nfl today, we had a chance to chat. he has all of the talent and he has the assets that you would want in a leader. solid young man, good faith foundation, team oriented, remarkable on the field. he's still a rookie. playing at the nfl level, he will have to learn and go through growing pains. i just hope people will be patient and mike shanahan is in the process of building the team. most would tell you they are going to be 4th in the division, not 5-11 like last year, but they have a ways to go. the nfc east is the toughest division in all of fo

browns. >> correct and robert ursay move to the colts to indianapolis and they cannot forgive him.they have their emotions tied to the team and these guys have their pocketbooks. and if they feel that they can do better in a better city i will not hold that against them. >> look at what he did to the game of football! 87 years old we will see you. we will be back. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news the president is expected to accept the nomination tonight. what did former president clinton have to say. >> suspect in a scam that has robbed millions from elderly. and also news of new jobs in the private sector. the dow jones i'm a professional stylist but styling my friend's is my favorite. they all love the latest trends but none of them want to pay full price. they each have their own unique style, so t.j.maxx is a great place because they have such an incredible mix of designers for so much less than the department stores. when my friends feel beautiful i just feel like i scored. fashion direct from designers. savings direct to you. i'm a maxxinista and now so are all my gir

brown, maÑana tendremos toda la ampliacion del partido. les recuerdo que el sabado en la cancha auxiliar del estadio robert f. partido de niÑos, a la una de la tarde se enfrentaran los arbitros de washington contra los de alexandria y a las tres la final entre victoria contra juventud sureÑa, maÑana tendremos impresiones, hasta aqui los deportes. al regreso, tendremos los estrenos de cine para el fin de semana... concluimos esta edicion de noticias washington con los estrenos de cine, a ontinuacion nuestro segmento hola hollywood desde los angeles... cine... cine.. cine...

brown. one direction was the big winner, with three moon men. i don't have a teen at home. i didn't know who they were. >> word of a joint appearance by robert pattinson and his ex, kristen stewart, that didn't pan out. he did present an award. but she was a no-show. she was working on a film in toronto. >> you're holding your breath. >>> and a double-decker red carpet, featuring two stories of dialed-up and dolled-up celebrities. >> the young ladies of the u.s. olympic gymnastics team, all glammed up and all-smiles as they entered the staples center last night. miley cyrus was dressed in block, showing off her new, edgy, punk hair-do. >> and nicki minaj, in a black lace-trimmed getup. and that shocking red hair. >> i love her subtlety. >>> and finally, making a little girl's night at the ballpark. this is from wednesday's brewers/marlins game. one of the brewers tossed a ball into the stands. but some guy outmuscled two kids. the little girl was upset. she didn't quit, though. desperately trying to get someone's attention and get that ball. >> i love her expression afterwards. eventually, a player threw one to her mom. and someone else boug

brown will preside over a health care reform meeting happening today. they are going to select the states benchmark plan from the ten eligible options. >>> and the bridge at the robert lee park in washington is being unveiled today part of the 6 million renovation project in baltimore county. kevin cabinet will be speaking at today's ceremony. >>> the author of the harry potter series is passing to a grown audience right now. jk rollings, her new book exclusively for adults, it hits store shelves today, and has sold more than one million copy ins preorders. >>> today's nasa's rover, how it's doing in mars. how they plan to present findings. it's on a two year mission o to find out if the planet ever had the possibility for life. >>> may have predicted an early went for us, but maybe we're not meant to be in colorado. instead look at this video, snow there. they're in for afternoon early winter. fell over parents of -- parts of denver. the storm system brought the white such to higher elevations. this is tuesday night and snow changed into rain which happens a lot and forecasters saying the dry ask sunny weekend is going to be -- and sunny weekend is going to happen

brown and senator dean heller. what does it say about him? david corn broke the story this week and he is washington bureau chief for the much respected mother jones and robertt that is a political reporter for "national review." we have this in iowa. ann romney had strong words for conservative critics of her husband's campaign. let's listen to ann romney. >> what do you say to your fellow republicans who are -- >> stop it. this is hard. you want to try it? get in the ring. this is hard. >> who was she talking about, people like peggy noonan today. noonan wrote "this week i called his campaign incompetent but only because i was being polite. i really meant rolling calamity. a lot of people weighed in. glad you said this, mad you said this. no one i know of defended the campaign or argued you're missing some of its quiet excellence." that 'sarcastic. john sue through knew responded on msnbc today. let's watch. >> i wouldn't hire peggy noonan to run a campaign. i don't ask her to have me write her columns. >> well, there he is. let me get back to david on that. getti ting hav ting sununu out it's like a dog, beware of dog and there's a gate there. he'll say a

roberts is up next. >> chris, i might have missed it. i know you're all high over the -- are you a browns fan?no idea. >> really? >> tonight's a big night. >> head to head toni baby e ransstyoow >> you're going down. >> look at that expression. my gosh. >> i got to hope, you know. >> we'll have a side bet going on. my gosh, that was frosty. okay. chris, thank you. >>> comin up next hour, not ons - s sred me -- game on for nfl refs, it's gam nonvirginia where the candidates are butting heads in live events in the opened dominion. we're going to ask the chair whether mitt romney can use the debates in his massive war chest to turn his fortunes around. plus, is the trouble in ro/r cig paradise? the daughter of a former presidential candidate join the show live to talk that out. >>> and then coming out of the pro sports closet. my sit-down interview with the one time youngest owner in baseball kev autvein big league homophobia. o s teoof amit hef. and every day since, we've worked hard to keep it. bp has paid over twenty-three billion dollars to help people and businesses who were affected, and to

robert caro. >> caller: excellent book. on november 21st, 1963, the day before the murder of jfk with minden be johnson and richard nixon, the warren commission in that meeting, lbj tells madeleine brownfter tomorrow the kennedys will never embarrass me again. that is the promise. >> guest: lyndon johnson was never at the meeting you are talking about. all the times i was working -- i have been working on lyndon johnson going through any kind of his papers and diaries and letters talking to everybody who knew him i have never found a single hinge that in and johnson had anything to do with the assassination. >> host: do you find yourself answering conspiracy questions regularly? >> guest: yes. yes. my only answer is the answer i gave. i would pursue anything that i found. >> guest: >> host: a viewer wanted to do about valid stocks 13. what kind of question is that? >> guest: the ballot box with which lyndon johnson's old reelection. six days after running for the senate in 1948, six day after the election he is still behind. suddenly a ballot box from precinct, found in the desert. it contains a number of votes. if i have this right 2 in hundred two votes. interesting votes because th

brown. her appearance tonight could play an important role in that battle. john robertss live now from charlotte with a look. reporter: good afternoon to you. elizabeth warren has become a hero to the left. she also creates this consumer protection bureau. her role will be twofold. she will be there to fire up the base and also reach out to voters in massachusetts. she hopes will vote for her in november. at the same time and she has wrapped itself in the flag of the democratic party. senator scott brown has done some distancing from the republican party, only showing up at the republican convention for one day, making it clear that he is not in full agreement with the republican party platform. >> i do pride myself on platforms and their issues are not necessarily mine. but you need pro-choice moderate republicans in the big tent of the republican party. reporter: if he hopes to win in massachusetts in november, scott brown has to run as a moderate. because in 2010, he won because he got the support of 20% of democrats. elizabeth warren is hoping to win back some of the

brown versus board of education. certainly after that decision came down, justice robert jackson died, leaving a vacancy on the court.osevelt turned to harlem, who is the grandson of the great john marshall harlan, who had been the only dissenter in 1896, a place that utilized segregation, by pointing harlem, the main gate of the great dissenter, eisenhower was making a statement of the south could not ignore. desegregation was the law of the land and eisenhower was going to enforce it. when a mob attempted to block it, eisenhower sent a regular army, not just a regular army, but 101st airborne to little rock to enforce liberty. eisenhower's view on desegregation was clear. he recognized that this was a bitter pill for the south to swallow. he placed the emphasis on the fact that this was law. the supreme court decision was the law of the land. eisenhower was going to enforce it. i believed it would be easier for the south to accept. if he stressed it was the law of the land, his successors, lbj and jfk, emphasized the virtue of integration. ike stressed the rule of allah. and if you look back to 1950 in the early 50

robert. you're right on both points. appreciate it. yep so last night probably the most-watched senate campaign in the country is in massachusetts where scott brownle the seat of teddy kennedy is trying to hold on to it. and good democrats in massachusetts want to bounce him and replace him with a great candidate, elizabeth warren. we'll find out all of the latest from frank phillips who is with "the boston globe." the bureau chief up there in the state house of boston. we'll be right back and talk massachusetts politics. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." trickle down does not work. in romney's world, cars get the elevator and the workers get the shaft. that is a whole bunch of bunk. the powerful may steal an election, but they can't steal democracy. gaeme inc. thank gaemezilinsky, thank you for joining it's go time. what time is it rob? oh, then it's go. go. go. go time. anybody? anybody? what time is it? oh, right. go time! >> announcer: radio meets television. the "bill press show." >> announcer: radio meets television. the "bill press show." now on current tv. >> bill: 13 minutes before the top of the hour. republican strategist ri

robert, that's a democratic ad, an ad from a democrat. what does that tell you about, a, the strengths of the president's coat tails and how some democrats are viewing this president? >> the same that scott brown's ads in massachusetts says when he quickly distances himself from somebody like mitt romney, that everybody makes their own decisions and what they think is best for certain constituencies in their own state. look, we are not a monolithic party. we all have different ideas about what should be done specifically, but i will say this, there's a fundamental choice. and democrats as a whole believe this and republicans as a whole believe this. do we move this country forward and rebuild this economy for the middle-class by doing it by investing in families or do it by investing in millionaires and billionaires? that's the central and fundamental question. and candy, my question to republicans is, why on earth do we believe that the answer to the policy, more tax cuts for millionaires and billionaires is going to work out differently this time than it was eight years ago when we saw a period of amazingly weak economic growth? >> robert, let me just, because we have so little time left, quic

brown v board of education. shortly after that decision came down, justice robert jackson died leaving the vacancy on the court,that point roosevelt turned to the grandson of the great marshall harlem who would be the only dissenter in percy versus ferguson and 1896, the case legalized segregation by appointing the great dissenter eisenhower was making a statement he could not have adored. he said eisenhower was going to enforce it. when the segregation attempted to swap the integration in little rock eisenhower sent a regular army, not just a regular army but the 101st airborne to enforce the court's order. eisenhower's view on the segregation laws but he recognized this was a bitter pill for the self to swallow so he placed the emphasis on the fact that this was law, the supreme court decision was the law of the land and eisenhower was going to enforce it. it would be easier for the south to accept desegregation if he stressed that the law of the land and the successors lbj and jfk emphasized the virtue of integration. i would stress the rolph law. and if you look back to 1950 and the early 1950's this might

robert is serving a life sentence without parole for murdering his wife in 1990. advocates praise the ruling as legitimate treatment of identity disorder. but critics, including senator scott brownageous abuse of taxpayer dollars. cnn legal contributor paul callan joins me to talk about this. what a strange case. is this transsexual surgery an abuse of taxpayer dollars or legitimate medical treatment. >> great question. this case makes people crazy. i was discussing it in office with my attorneys who work for me and even attorneys really argue about this. is it a waste of taxpayer money. both senate candidates in massachusetts say it is. most people think it's outrageous. frankly this surgery costs about $20,000. this particular inmate, who is in prison for murder, life without parole, murdering his ex-wife -- his wife. she came into the emergency room once with a fork in her head that he had put there. they said it was an accident. they sent her home. she was subsequently murdered. the federal judge said under the eighth amendment to the constitution, which prohibits cruel and unusual punishment, that it would be cruel and unusual punishment for him not to get gender reassignme

about is that justice roberts ruled in 2007 in the seattle school's decision that schools could not take race into a factor at all to integrate public schools. that's where brownave all the time in the world for it but part of these reform issues are also about reforming the courts. there are certain decisions we talk a lot about in money and politics. this area of integration is something that is going to come from reforming. >> i have been so revved up since education nation. we are doing a little education every week. you guys are already starting to set some of my agenda. we are going to talk about early childhood education and intervention and questions about how family and history are connected. this is going to be fun. more in a moment. first, it is time for a preview of weekends with alex whit. >>> i am all over education too. i will be listening to that. thanks so much, melissa. >> "t" minus four days and counting to the first presidential debates. i will talk with a historian to get a read on whether they make that much of a difference when it comes to election day. i will talk to libertarian gary johnson, suing to get on the stage with president oba

brown jr. are also charged in the case. four men have been indicted for murder and witness intimidation in the robert givens case.baltimore county home last year. it is believed he was a target when he turned down a bribe to give false testimony. we are >> good morning, picking up clouds this morning as a cool front to the north dropping southward and a few showers ahead of the front a possibility of the front will be stalling in the area the rest of the weekend. added to that, moisture from isaac will be feeding into it so we have to deal with rain chances. it won't be raining all the time but the chance will be there. the basic forecast today, mix of sun and clouds and brief shower or two a possibility. the farther west you go, i think the rain chances will be higher the day today. most of the day will be fine. 87 to 91, the high. a little bit on the humid side. ocean city, rain chances minimal increasing sunday, sunday night into monday morning. high temperatures at ocean city the weekend in the 80's. seven-day forecast, you'll notice a rain chance each day. that front will be in the area. isaac's moisture, as