and that's a known photo of robert williams. so as we go forward, the purpose of the facial reconstruction, of course, was to continue to maintain interest in the "monitor's" story. but there is a very practical purpose. and that is that 150 years has all but erased any first-person, emotional connection with these men. it's also probably erased the ability for somebody to look at a photograph and say that was my -- that certainly has erased the ability for them to say that's my grandfather. maybe great grandfather. maybe folks alive who might remember somebody that was their great grandfather. but in ten years since the recovery of these men, no one has come forward. there have been a few, but no one has come forward and said i have dna i'd like to offer up as a match that has been a match. and, in fact, the trail has gone somewhat cold. so the purpose of the reconstruction was to shake family trees, to get people around the world -- and i say around the world because there's a very high likelihood, for instance, if it's robert

robert griffin is going to wear number 10.ast night caps eliminated a defending stanley cup champion and in the process won their first road game 7 in franchise history completing the upset over the second seed bruins, caps get a break bruins send it into the caps zone, deflects to mike, 2 on 1 he is 39 years old, stops ward isn't he beats thomas for the game winner his first goal of the series, 2:57 into overtime caps eliminate bruins 2-1 to advance to second round. caps could play the ranger loosers or doubles tonight wizards close out the home season against the heat and nats go for a 3 game sweep of the padres, in san diego. brian all good right now in sports world on the dc front. >> dave, how did rg 3 pick number 10? did the team pick for him. >> he was assigned it when he started playing in junior high he was a back up they gave it to him and it became his number then he became good and he kept number 10 originally it was given to him. >> makes sense. >> thanks and now you have the news edge news is always on myfoxdc.co

joining me now exclusively is robert zimmerman jr. robert, thank you for coming back on the show.oke, obviously, a couple of weeks ago. dramatic developments today. what is your reaction and the family's reaction to the arrest and the charging of your brothers are george? >> piers, obviously as a family, we're devastated. i will say we are a strong family and we have been living a somewhat altered reality for quite some time. we have had to prepare ourselves for an outcome such as this, a possibility such as this. it is one of the outcomes or possibilities at this stage in our system. but we are devastated. i'm not the only family member speaking out because george doesn't have hundreds of family members who would love to speak out. i'm just the only one who right now can. for my family's safety, that being the first and foremost consideration in all of this, for my safety, you know, for joining you via satellite and not disclosing where i am, having lived like that, there were no winners in this already. the only silver lining in all of this is that my brother is safe. for our fa

how do you replace robert e. lee as a confederate general. so he wrote back and said that he trusted lee, that he knew that there was no one else who could do the job better than lee. so from then on out lee fights the best he can, all the way back well into the overland campaign. he fights the best he can, but at the same time he knows it's a losing battle. but it's not his job as a soldier to make that decision as far as he is concerned. so during the last month, lee is just barely holding on. what had been going on is grant is constantly getting reinforcement in the trench, everytime grant gets reinforcements he stretches his line farther and farther towards the railroad lines leading into rifled. when grant gets to the point where he think his has lee overextended, he orders an attack. this is a process that repeats itself. lee repels the attack. grant extends, extend, extends, probes again. finally, just gets to the point where lee realizes he doesn't have the ability to continue this -- to continue the war. and so he sort of bets it all

i know voting has your attention. >> just check robert e. lee or vote for robert e. lee and then ask -- yes, sir? oh, you need a ballot. >> if you don't have more questions i'm going to read more limericks. yes, sir? >> the line of reasoning that you introduced about lee being a great e mans parent because he freed the league, and i wonder what you think of the argument that he was an inadvertent e man si pater with causing this great mound of victory over the summer and forces lincoln's hand into launching the emancipation proclamation. by doing that, could you also say lee is an inadvertent emancipat o tshg emancipator. >> lincoln said that everything seemed to be going badly about the war and this was in june when he started going to the war office and asked for paper from the clerk and drafting something that the clerk wondered what he was drafting and lincoln said, everything seemed to be going badly and throughout that summer of '62 and he knew that he had to -- he had considerable pressure from that frederick douglas fellow and others to do something about rac

robert e. lee with 71 votes was promoted from the king of spades to the ace of spades. robert e. lee is the man of year for 1862, and i'd like to thank all of you for coming and please get home safely. >> so the winner at the library in virginia in richmond for person of the year is the selection of robert e. lee as person of the year 1862. aga again, the nominees today were from robert krick, who is the chief historian of fredericksburg for 30 years, david blight of yale nominated frederick douglas who came in third, nominated by james macpherson came in first and he was dead last in the voting in virginia and we congratulate professor thomas and we'll open up the phone line again for our viewers. professor thomas, you earn a big trophy or a big prize? no, i got a handshake for the director of the museum of the confederacy. you talked a little bit about this in your nomination for robert e. lee. when with general lee was the command of the union army in the spring of 1861, did he have inkling

i indoctrinated that with robert. >> what robert griffin senior the capitals know who they will players. they eliminated the ottawa senators, two-one. the rangers now advance. it will be the capitals and the new york rangers, just about 18 blocks from where i am standing, 34 street, madison square garden. a lot going on for washington, the rangers-capitals. th >> if d.c. has been specially ball what does philadelphia have? it is national pretzel day in the city of brotherly love and across the country. april 26 celebrates the pretzel. the state still produces [ female announcer ] with xfinity you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework ♪ [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting better. no wonder more people choose xfinity over any other provider. ♪ love can be so mystical ♪ ♪ ♪ >> change is coming? >> ready for a return of the sunshine. since you asked, to

. >> robert griffin will be coming to d.c. today and will be officially introduced during a press conference tomorrow. jummy olabanji has more. >> the washington redskins select robert griffin. >> it was a night of celebration across the d.c. area as robert griffin was officially drafted. fans are excited as the r.g. iii era now begins in washington. >> if you watched him in college, the excitement that the brought, if he brings that to the redskins it will be electric on the field. >> it's going to be a great season. >> he is excited as well. he told abc 7's sports director that even though he knew which team he was going to, he was still overcome with emotion. >> you cannot help the feelings when you hear your name called. >> touchdown! robert griffin iii. >> the heisman trophy winner from baylor university and the redskins highest peak in over a decade. the franchise has troubled many years and many are looking to him as a savior. >> you have to lead a nation the redskins nation. >> even the newest member of the redskins na

so senator roberts and senator conrad? >> well, let me just say that i really like going back to the simplicity of using the five-year olympic average price for both the individual and the county level. i am very encouraged. i think that this amendment will allow payment rates from both the individual and the county coverage, i do also appreciate the chance to work with you, senator baucus, and conrad, and senator hoven as well who played a very important role. ike and joel and tara have been nominated for bronze stars. the purple heart. >> that's right. >> and i thank think jonathan and jill, silver stars. i guess that's just the minority, i don't know. what the senator inkaindicate t montana. these people have been going days, weeks in a row with very little sleep and with many changes we've made, because members make changes, and many times they are necessary, and sometimes they are not. but they stayed with it, and they have worked overtime to a degree that has been amazing. i don't think many members really understand

robert krick, your nomination was thomas stonewall jackson. outside of the south in 1862, how well-known was stonewall jackson? >> '62 began, he was barely known in the south and probably not at all in the north and the impact that he made in 1862 seems to me to be in large part a consequence of that explosion as though on a catapult to fame. his impact on the year in the minds of southerners and of northerners both the soldiers in the field and the civilians at home on both sides of the river went from nothing to a great deal. and that is part of my case in making him the man of the year for 1862. he gave the south the opportunity to look for some success and find a good bit of it later in 1862. they had had none, not a tincture of success until jackson a little bit in march but mostly may and june in 1862 in the virginia shenandoah valley won victories that were of some consequence. they had some substance but they were not as important in actual fact as they were in the minds on both sides about the new nation having a life, having some pot

and other institutions that's the case according to my guess that's what paul craig roberts believes he's economist and former assistant secretary of the u.s. treasury under ronald reagan so i want to bring him back in here to stick to this to say what he really thinks is is the goal here that so dr roberts we talked about the i.m.f. before the break you think that they are being a lawless so then regardless of what christine legarde says about the i.m.f. watching europe to take care of its own business do you think that in reality the i.m.f. is wanting to become more like a central bank. it's not clear what's more they. could maybe do just we don't want to be without a role in a big crisis. made it maybe they think that there is a crisis and they're not part of it somehow or are in the sidelines but according to the i.m.f. charter is not what i think instance what the facts are. they were formed and your purpose is to learn to countries who are experiencing downstream it's difficult it's in their charter prohibits. from lending to go much for other purposes yet they are in the middl

robert, where were you? what went through your mind? quickly did you think i've got to do something like this? >> well, i was mid-town when it happened. and my son called me and said a plane had hit the world trade center. the first plane. and then i started heading downtown. i was about to go to the airport but i couldn't. so i went back home. and i was going down fifth avenue and i noticed that all the people were silently watching -- i think it was on the east side of fifth avenue where they could see the world trade center. you couldn't really see well from the west side of fifth avenue. it was indescribable what the -- what was happening. it was -- you know, just unbelievable. but we had talked about doing a film festival earlier just casually with what would that be like and so on. but then after 9/11, jane and i had talked about it again. i think she introduced it again. what do you think? and we were doing these meals downtown in restaurants in the neighborhood to help support the -- and drum up business. it was getting pretty q

robert randolph and the family band. very exciting. >> got to love this show. >> yes indeed. >>> gwen talbart has all we need to know about the weather today on this friday. she's in the weather center now. good morning. >> good morning tony and allison. we have sunshine headed our way, and that's always a good thing. let's take a look at our maps and put everything together for you and let you know what to expect. a few clouds across the area. but they'll soon be out of the way. we have a ridge of high pressure that will slide through, setting us up for the sunshine. currently 50 at reagan national airport. very light wind at about 7 miles per hour from the north. elsewhere, temperatures are at 52 degrees at bwi thurgood marshall. 53 at annapolis. by midday today, expect our temperatures to be at least around 59 degrees. we are headed into the mid-60s today. going to be just very nice. winds will push in from the south into the course of later today and tomorrow. overall, as we move through the weekend, we a nice warmup

roberts moved to l.a.86, and like manson, wanted to be famous, a rock star. ♪ welcome to the world >> reporter: roberts band, new rising sun, is pure rock and roll, manson's music more folksy, and at times down right weird. ♪ today roberts pays the bills working at the blue zebra cabaret in l.a.'s san fernando valley. >> two for one special. >> reporter: he's been accused of cashing in on manson's notoriety. roberts says, it's anything but. >> it's ruined my career. it has got me nothing but grief. >> reporter: roberts just wants to know the truth before the now 77-year-old manson dies. >> if he is my father, then it would be nice to have laid eyes on him and been in person, person to person with him once in my lifetime. >> reporter: for now, matthew roberts lives with a hope and a fear of knowing who his father is. cnn los angeles. >> interesting story. >>> there is news tonight that is neither dark nor shock. it's about a hero. really the only way to describe the middle school student who took control of

robert greenwald is here to explain. bill o' reilly joins the scare. >> do you know robert reich? i. >> i do -- >> tonight former labor secret robert reich is here to respond. >>> and the player formerly known as ron artest is in trouble for in assault. should he be tossed from the league forever? >> i got emotional and excited, if was unfortunate that james got hit with an unintentional elbow. >>> good to have you with us tonight. the next big political battle between mitt romney and president obama is under way. the focus is on young voters. this weekend president obama picked a fight with republicans who want to let student loan interest president obama is facing an enthusiasm gap among young people. >> if congress doesn't act, on july 1st, interest rates on some student loans will double. that would be a tremendous blow, and it's completely preventable. >> president obama is on the side of young people on this issue, and it shows in the polls. in the latest poll, voters between the age of 18 and 34 favor president obama oefrg mitt romney, by 60 to 34%. but romney still has an

robert griffin, iii is going to be a very excited quarterback. he's going to be wonderful for d.c., not to mention pretty d i what's your first big purchase? i was thinking he'd say a car or a townhouse. he said a bed. that's rg3. >> a bed? >> reporter: a bed. i said i hope it's like a posturepedic or something really nice. >> absolutely. hopefully he can do the different settings for the firmness. lindsay murphy, thanks. good job. we'll hear from rg3 and from you a little later. this was the first year the skins held two draft parties, one saturday while rg3 will be officially introduced and one tonight where fans were able to watch the draft live and that's where we found wisdom martin. >> reporter: here at fedex field it started out as the redskins draft party for the fans and quickly turned into a robert griffin, iii welcome party. >> rg3! rg3! >> rg3, baby, all the way! redskins! >> welcome to d.c. welcome to d.c.! [ cheering and applause ] >> we're getting exactly what we wanted. >> rg3! >> i hope the redskins tonight try to change him. i h

robert griffin roman 3 ran on to field -- robert griffin iii ran onto fedex field this afternoon saying the fight songs thousands of fans. ♪ less than two days after being drafted, he is still a little bit tired. and why not? it is deftly has been crazy. it a whirlwind. a lot of cameras. he lot of people who want to e questions.nd ask m thank you for the. >> he would not speculate whether he will be the starting redskinsck when the open this season. aware of thehe is struggles this team has had. i will not take the weight of years on my own shoulders. realize there are other guys help us bem that can successful. and they are relying on me. i like to be relied on because i feel like i can help in anyway possible. >> here is a look at the other the skins today. they had-rs day. goals all rangers a little respect at madison square garden. got it done, but the had some life. he puts it away. that is his sweet spot. he always scores from there. the rangers on the attack. rickie gets a head of the camp's defenses and the shot. see it.t even caps fall in game 1. be there on monday night. he di

all eyes on robert griffin iii. fans are gathering to watch the draft. >> and just below me, i am on the club level. they should be opening the doors for the draft party. they are getting the food ready right here. they also have plenty of television's for everybody to watch as expected -- they pick rgiii. >> i have been a fan for 48 years. >> derek jones says this is the most exciting draft day he can remember in decades. especially if they get robert griffin iii. >> i feel like if they let him do his thing and teach him along the way, we should have a good year. >> a nice, wholesome guy and very humble. >> they are hoping tonight's peck will help turn it around a team that has struggled in recent years. >> in your lifetime you have not seen the redskins played very well, have you? what's not really. >> what do you think about getting robert griffin? >> i think it will improve our team. >> anybody who wants to can come out. i was looking over the history a first-round draft picks they have selected a lot of big nam

the nomination so far from robert krick was stonewall jackson. david blight choosing frederick douglass and james mcpherson with david farragut. the phone lines will be open in just a moment. make sure you mute your television when you call in. you can send us a tweet. twitter.com/cspan. our hash tag today if you want to jot this down is poty1862. post your choice for person of the year on facebook. facebook.com/cspan is where you go. just a quick tweet and facebook reading. ben says that his choice would be greely and second choice would be robert e. lee. on facebook a look at our facebook page, james saying that it's george mcclellan. as much as i despite him, it is not what it will become in 1863. some of the thoughts of viewers on twitter and facebook. let's go back to the library and james mcpherson who just nominated admiral david farragut as his choice for person much of the year 1862. james mcpherson, if you look at the selection, admiral farragut would be the only admiral on the list. you talked in your speech about the political implica

he thought robert was really a sex tour operator, and for 150 u.s., promised he could make sure neither robert nor his clients would be arrested. >> we will guarantee safety. >> $150, that's the equivalent of several months' pay for the average cambodian cop. if a cop like this finds out about the raid, he could alert the pimps. >> the whole operation could totally get blown. for us, this is an exercise in faith. >> it begins with a ride on a bus, which is also supposed to be used to rescue the girls from svay pak. the bus waits on the outskirts of the village. a half-dozen motorbike drivers take the producers and investigators to get the girls. the pimps are there but no sign of the children. >> these are -- where's the -- >> ten minutes more. >> ten minutes more? >> finally, these two girls, sisters, are brought into the waiting area. >> hi there. come on in. come on in. >> others soon follow. now, the hope is these girls will escape the horror of this village. that's if everything goes according to plan. chaos and confusion. the rescue springs int

robert clubbed with a statue, andrew stabbed in the chest. bloody corpses found in basements thousands of miles away and years apart. >> it is unbelievable. it is like out of a movie really. it is like a horror movie. >> more on the strange deaths of the brothers. a final chapter in the killing of andrew, and in hong kong, after seven years in prison, nancy kissel goes on trial a second time. >> she had moments when she couldn't move on, and was crying and just stopped, the whole courtroom stopped. >> now the second verdict is in, will she be set free? >> there was a gasp in the courtroom. >> but we're getting ahead of ourselves. let's go back in time to where this story really begins. in that new jersey suburb with danny williams, a boyhood friend who knew them both way back when. >> andrew and robert were two different people. >> robert was the outgoing one. andrew a different cat all together. >> people he was a little bit shy, more shy than robert. >> did andy have to work harder as being liked or likeable than rob? did it come more easil

that's really hard. >> reporter: robert jarrett remarried. the home he he shared with his second wife and their daughter has a sign on the door that reads no trespassing no media. a bitter sweet day for cindy fryer. >> a little part of me wished she stayed alived. >> reporter: 21 years of suspicion now confirmed robert and christine jarrett's sons are now almost 30 years old. >> her sons will know that she didn't abandon them, that she loved them and you know she wouldn't have left them and i hope that they come out with peace knowing that. >> reporter: robert jarrett is charged with first and second degree murder. he is being held at the howard county detention center without bond. christian schaeffer,abc2 news, good morning maryland. >>> three secret service members resigned as a result of the prostitution scandal. this was ahead of the president's visit to colomb yeah. more resignations are ex-- colombia. more resignations are expected. a review board will determine if it was a isolated incident or part of the agency's culture. >> we heard

matt rue roberts as a rock and roller. his band new rising son. ♪ jason freeman as a cage fighter and wrestler who goes by the name free bird. both work for a living struggling to make ends meet. jason works on oil rigs in pennsylvania. matthew a deejay in l.a.'s san fernando valley. the question remains, are these two men related? we're here together. matthew is here. jason is here. we're also joined by dr. michael bierd who is the chief science officer here at the center. doc, i won't belabor the point. what are the results? >> well, we did a battery of dna tests on the samples that you submitted. and we determined with scientific certainty you do not share a common biological ancestry. >> holy cow. >> absolutely 100%? >> yes. we did a battery of tests. including a y chromosome test. >> matthew, this has been a long search for you. and now the search continues. how are you feeling? >> well, i don't know how to feel. i mean, i was hoping i could put this behind me one way or the other. >> reporter: despite the news he's n

washington will select baylor quarterback robert grinch, iii -- robert griffin, iii. lindsay murphy will be live in new york, doc walker in studio and jason reid live at redskins park. all your redskins needs are covered in 30 minutes. don't go anywhere. >>> when we return, ryan zimmerman looking to power the nats to a sweep of the visiting astros. we will be back in a skosh. >>> welcome back. tonight the nationals were looking to make history. a win over the astros would give the team their first four- game home sweep since they arrived in d.c. in 2005. edwin jackson coming off a complete game history greeted rudely by the astros in the 1st inning. two on to deep right over jayson werth's head off the wall, one run scores. danny espinosa's throw home is in time but i can't hold on. astros score -- he can't hold on, astros score five in the first. ryan zimmerman connects for his first home run of the year, a three-run shot. nats within one, 5-4. top of the 6, pitchers bud norris, bases loaded. two runs come in. the nats fall to the astros 11- 4. >>> orioles defeated t

vice president, robert f.ennedy, jr., stay right you are, we will discuss the tactics and reality of clean energy, and it's enemies. ♪ message created by a current tv viewer for eharmony.com >>(woman) don't wait for her to make the first move. >>(man) don't talk about your third or forth date. >> (several people speaking at the same time) >>(woman) be yourself. >>relax. >>thats... nice. nice sweater. >>ya? >>ya. >>but i told you i have the ugliest sweaters. ♪ >>> this earth day edition of "the war room." i'm jennifer grandholm. here is a pretty incredible fact. coverage dropped 80%. this lack of coverage means that many in this country are unaware of the assault on clean energy and the environment by the right-wing. so just said as we were just discussing, earth day 2012 we learned that a petroleum and coal company that is owned by bill koch donated another million dollars to mitt romney's super pac. and to join us -- i feel so badly we're running out of time because you guys are so powerful. first robert many

cindy fryer immediately suspected robert had something to do with it. >> he waits two days and comes knocking at our door going have you seen chris. we are like no what do you mean have we seen chris? >> reporter: the jarretts had two young sons and neighbors say the shed in the backyard was there before christine's disappearance but they say it was after the disappearance that he laid down a concrete slab inside it. >> we said she is under the shed. >> reporter: police suspected robert jarrett as well but without evidence they couldn't search the home. >> there's been a number of times throughout the two decades where we followed up on leads, but untimately we are not able to get enough proper cause or evidence to -- probable cause or evidence to prove the case. >> reporter: until last night they went into the shed and found christine jarrett's body under the concrete slab. >> we saw them bring it -- we saw them bring her out last night and that was really hard. >> reporter: robert jarrett remarried. the home he shared with his second wife and their daughter has a sign on the door t

to cross talk the elections in france i'm joined by robert oulds in london he is director of the bruges group also in london we have andrei stop he is the managing director at the european policy information center and in stockholm we go to richard he is a member of the swedish parliament for the sweden democrats all right gentlemen this is cross-eyed that means you can jump in anytime you want and rays in london first i'd like to go to you a lot of people said that after the first round of the presidential election in france that the choices were dismal but and whoever wins france still loses how do you feel about that. yes that's probably that's probably a good call i mean if sarkozy very unlikely but it's because he does win the second round we have to keep in mind that in the first round of the elections three quarters of french voters actually voted against sarkozy so that in itself is an indictment and if what is new looks like very likely or launch will come in we will get a whole new shake up in the way europe is likely to pursue solving the eurozone crisis alone has indicated t

robert j. calder. robert j. calder was the first sheriff of resoria county but at that point in time he was the commander of k company at san jacinto. there were nine boys that were killed on the texas side during the battle. many were wounded. and there was over 600 mexicans killed. but of those nine men that were killed on the texas side, one of them had served in calder's company, and his name was benjamin rice brigham. and ben brigham was the son of asa brigham, who's the treasury official in galveston, who signed that receipt. and it's reasonable to assume that when they got to galveston the commanding officer would have had the conversation with the father, by the way, sir, your son was killed in the battle, there are many more wounded. you know they would have had to have that conversation. i mean, a lot of these guys knew each other. so what this receipt represents is a father using his official post in the government to secure 21 shovels and 13 spades for the use of the republic of tex

robert grew up and moved to san francisco.is bank was swallowed up by a lot of other banks. >> from commonwealth of virginia to virginia national bank to sovereignty bank to nation's bank. >> he kept the same account all this time and true to promise it stayed free all this time. then, nations bank merged with bank of america. robert are became a b of o customer and not too long ago his free checking slipped away. >> they said we have been charging you a service fee. i said why is that? well, we sent yew letter. we changed the terms of the bank. >> the freebie ended last fall after 40 years. it happened when his balance dropped below the $1,500 minimum and the $14 monthly charges kicked in. robert called the bank. >> yes, you did have free checking for life but that is expired. i thought it was free checking my life, not the life of the promotion. i decided to see if i could fight it. >> he contacted 7 on your side and we contacted bank of america and it looked back in time and sure enough, b of a said robert did have a lifeti

all of the excitement for robert griffin iii. no surprise. after all, the skins gave up three first round draft choices to get their man. so when the time came to get him, they wasted none of the time. washington dc, welcome rg3, your brand new franchise quarterback. after i asked robert lee griffin if after all of this he can live up to the hype? >> are you trying to make anything anti-climatic even know i knew where i was going. when i heard them say robert griffin iii has been selected by the washington redskins, it meant something to me. so i tried to live in the moment and i just cherish everything that happens. >> reporter: the fan expectations are so high and you know all about that. is there anything you want to say? hold up a little bit, guys. don't buy your super bowl tickets just yet. >> you never come out and say you're going to go to the super bowl. but every team's goal is to go to the super bowl. so that's our goal. i think. i haven't even met the team. i'm already talking on behalf of the team. i want to meet the guys. get to

robert griffin iii knows that he has work to do as soon as he gets in washington. abc 7's director tim brandt asked him how he feels about having one of the toughest dobbs -- toughest jobs in washington. >> you have to lead a nation and it is not necessarily the u.s., but it is redskin nation. any quarterback of any team has that responsibility. i do not shy away from it. i represent a lot of people even though i have not played one down. >> rg3 will be here to meet with coaches and go over the playbook and of course, tomorrow, he will be introduced to fans at a press conference at 2:00 p.m. that is held at fedex field. reporting live, jummy olabanji abc 7 news. >> thank you. the excitement continues to build. after the draft, a we spoke with some insiders to see what they had to say. here is a tweet. >> from one quarterback to another. here is another. >> i think those are the same feelings a lot of folks have. thank you for weighing in via twitter. we appreciate those thoughts and he bet. switching to the washington capitals and more excitement. they had to the b

robert griffin the third is the newest member of the washington redskins. he is the no. 2 pick in the nfl draft in new york city. >> he is ready to get to work. he will fly to the district today. he will be introduced during a press conference tomorrow. more on the excitement. >> redskins fans, enjoyed the moment. the answer to your prayers since the last won a super bowl. >> they select robert griffin the third. >> you heard the commissioner. he was taken overall by the redskins. he wore burgundy and gold stocks. today they are one step closer to that dream. >> we have come a long way. >> it has been a long way. a lot of hard work and dedication. if you work hard enough comedy can get what you want. >> what did they say to you? >> it had been a long week. he is excited to have me. you have a lot of press. they cannot wait to get to work. >> talk about the dreams. talk about the olympics. are these are realities? >> they are. i don't anyone to think i'll go halfhearted. right now this is my future. i'm trying to take it seriously. right now i'm going to foc