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i am going to sing music from rodgers and hammerstein, other stuff.avis: is it fun to have an evening where you can do a wide range? >> is challenging to show the difference between or among these composers, i should say. something that is home different from porgy and bess to rodgers and hammerstein. these wonderful ideas from wonderful composers, a lot are on tour these days. i want the world to understand that these were wonderful composers and that these songs taken out of the context of these musicals show that they were great composers. i feel the same as duke ellington that said there are only two kinds of music. good music and that other kind. some of that good music was written by and george gershwin, some of it was written by amadeus mozart. i have equal love for all of it. tavis: marion anderson. >> it was a privilege to be able to get to know her, to be able to sit with her, and i would ask her always, if you felt like talking, just tell me about being in sweden in 1935, what ever you talk about. she was so sweet. i said, this is not very

i'll talk about it with michelle goldberg and mike rodgers. >> did she come at you? >> in wisconsin, david prosser is still on the bench even though he's accused of choking his colleague. tonight there are new calls for him to step aside. senator james inhofe of oklahoma is literally above the law. he's playing games with the faa and tonight i'm calling him out. >> great to have you with us tonight. right wing talkers, you see what they will do? they will use any story possible. to make the democrats look evil. rush limbaugh is at the top of the list. the worst of the worst. today he used the casey anthony story to launch a shameful attack against liberals. >> some of the hosts of the cable news shows -- what i don't understand about it is, they're all card carrying liberals. when does the death of a child bother them? this is about -- i've never seen them get so upset over the death of a child. if the child had died two years earlier in the womb this woman would be a star, a hero. folks, i don't think that's a cliche to say. >> slow day of show prep? garbage spews f

i am bill rodgers. >> tom: and finally, it may be true what they say-- one man's trash is another man's treasure. just ask one lucky guy in oklahoma. over the weekend, he took his collection of chinese rhinoceros horned cups to "antiques roadshow" for an appraisal. yep, that's right. cups with rhinoceros horns. turns out, they're worth up to $1.5 million. susie, the lucky owners says he won't have to rely on social security anymore. >> susie: makes you think like i got to go through my attic and basement with a fresh eye. >> tom: it's quite a cup of tea you've been holding on. that's nightly business report for tonight july 25th. susie, thank have a great night. >> susie: thanks for watching everyone. we'll talk to you again tomorrow night. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> be more. pbs.

. >> joining me in the studio is ian rodgers, a senior emergency advisor with save the children. i want to pick up with what dan was saying, that there are so many people outside these refugee camps. how much worse does this have potential to get? >> people are traveling a long distance. it has been an ongoing situation, not rapid onset. people have been suffering for some time. obviously, numbers have increased dramatically. >> in the camp, do they have what they need once they make it? >> refugee camps are being serviced. but those supplies and things we need to be able to respond are limited. obviously, the numbers are the biggest problem we face. >> what are the numbers you are looking at? we know these numbers are hard for people to get their heads around. we are talking about huge numbers of people in need of help. >> if a look at kenya and the somali population moving at -- moving across kenya, you are looking at 3.5 million at least that are potentially affected. >> the problem has been drought and civil war, the combination of the two. >> that is a lethal combination. th

tj rodgers is that kind of guy. he's completely politically incorrect, ceo of a major company who says things that ceo cites was to get away with and he does it by having absolute moral clarity. i am going to quote some tj for you. like many ceos coming console and resold by politically correct people trying to get them to have more racial diversity can religious diversity and the boredom workforce. a couple years back merrie gormley -- sister for maytag site or semiconductor that they diversify their work more engendering race. tj responded in "the wall street journal," choose any board of directors based on race and gender is a lousy way to run a company. cyprus will never do it. furthermore, we will never be pressured into it because bowing to while many special interest groups is an immoral way to run a company given all the people at her. we cannot allow arbitrary rules to be forced by organizations that business expertise. i'd rather be labeled as a person who is unkind to religious groups and a coward who har

here's ducis rodgers. >>> good morning, i'm ducis rodgers.a will play in sunday's final at the women's world cup. let's show you how the americans got there. taking on france, the u.s. 11-0-1 all time entering the match. ninth minute, no score. heather o'reilly with a cross to lauren cheney. what a nice pass and what a nice touch, usa up, 1-0. 33rd minute, france with a free kick. sonia bompastor hits the crossbar. oh, so close. it remains 1-0 at the half. we go to the second half. 55th minute, bompastor crosses it in. the ball winds up in the net. take another look. hope solo gets caught out of position. game tied at 1. 66th minute, solo misplays the ball right to eugenie le sommer but her shot goes wide. the americans dodge another bullet. 79th minute, set piece for the americans, abby wambach, does it again with the head. usa a , 2-1. wambach ties the usa record for world cup goals with 12. 82nd minute, usa on the break. alex morgan chips it over the keeper, and lookie there, the u.s. goes on to win 3-1 to advance to the world cup final wh

rodger clemons is one step closer to a criminal trial. we're live with that and could this be the next terror threat? 's new warning from homeland security about where attackers might be heeding the bombs. we have everything -- hiding the bombs. everything you need to know before you fly. >> keep it here. fox 5 news at 5 will be right back.  >> jury selection in the perjury trial of roger clemens got underway at the federal courthouse in the district. he's accused of lying to congress about his leonard colemaned use of performance- enhancing drugs. clemons swore under oath in tate tate that he never used steroids or human growth hormones but the government believes otherwise and fox 5s paul wagner joins us live with the story. paul? jy the prosecution and defense are hoping to find 12 open- minded jurors and four lets -- alternates who will listen to testimony over the next four to six weeks and they're being picked from the pool of 125 d.c. residents who all filled out lengthy questionnaires on baseball, steroid

matt rodgers, in particular, has really pushed this issue. if you would like to have the opportunity to give it a push, come on up. all of you are welcome. if you would like to say anything, we would like to give the opportunity. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i appreciate the opportunity to be here. it has been a long journey. i was going to give a background on how we got here and let our supporters sell it. it was actually 2007, i called up sean and told him our ideas about this. we started percolating the idea of forming the district. the need for this district kim about -- i have been active -- i have been a merchant for 20 years. we are seeing to italy participation. volunteer opposition -- positions are pulling what they used to. right after 9/11, the neighborhood tried to create a beautification district and it was denied by the irs twice. we talked as a merchants association and decided to give it a serious ago. we met with the neighborhood association, property owners. we raised money in all three of those groups and we started the

aaron rodgers has some skill. the par putt. he has 17 points.he leader is actor jack wagner, "general hospital" fame, people. he would birdie. he has a six-point lead over tony romo. >>> the as playing a scheduled double-header for the first time since 2003. angels in town. it's '80s weekend. i'm struggling to understand this pregame handshake between gonzalez and jesus. wiping the nose? what that's about? trevor cahill having problems again. halos get to him early. bobby abreu singles home aybar. as make it interesting. jered weaver knocked out of the game. it's 3-2, but the as get no closer. ninth inning, abreu another rbi single. angels take game one of the double-header 4-2. trevor cahill, 18-8 last year. 8-8 this year. i say that he struggled, he struggled early, but he actually pitched really well. >> coming up in a half hour on abc7 news at 6:00, a vigil for a man gunned down in hayward gets underway in just 30 minutes. we'll have a live report. >>> plus, the excellent deals you can get on a south bay home. why the prices are so low and h

. >> aaron rodgers, who won the super bowl and finally got out of the shadow of brett favre, which, weed, is not as big a shadow as we originally thought. >> reporter: i'm john berman for "nightline" in los angeles. >> our thanks to john. thank you for watching abc news. you may have heard of the family that lost their daughter to foster care because she was

aaron rodgers has some skill. the par putt. he has 17 points.or jack wagner, "general hospital" fame, people. he would birdie. he has a six-point lead over tony romo. >>> the as playing a scheduled double-header for the first time since 2003. angels in town. it's '80s weekend. i'm struggling to understand this pregame handshake between gonzalez and jesus. wiping the nose? what that's about? trevor cahill having problems again. halos get to him early. bobby abreu singles home aybar. 1-0. as make it interesting. jered weaver knocked out of the game. it's 3-2, but the as get no closer. ninth inning, abreu another rbi single. angels take game one of the double-header 4-2. game two currently going on, tied at 2-2. >>> one country rooting for the u.s. to win tomorrow's world cup final, and we all live in it. the americans will be favored to beat japan, but the japanese will be the sentimental favorite. a japanese win would be a definite morale booster after the death and destruction caused by the giant earthquake and tsunami that happened there in mar

some of america's best known male athletes, like lebron james or like super bowl mvp aaron rodge rodgers, chad "ocho" cinco. people who are household names and they are actively following women's soccer. >> reporter: a new team with the same goal, one more win to make history. >> no pressure, but we'll be cheering for them in the final game. >>> that's our broadcast for this wednesday. thank you for being with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right b >>> right now how hisam fily is involved in the l.a. dodgers bankruptcy case. >> live in san jose, where a community is worried about the police chief decision to bring immigration agents into his department. that's coming up. >> also, new power for parents who want to improve their child's school. nbc bay area news at 6:00 starts right now.

national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- here is my favorite line of the week, written by did rodgers forge "politico" -- "congress has the poisonous feel of a back stabbing midwest city council arguing the sandbag techniques while flood waters rise." >> they are in one week, out one week, and then they are saying, "obama's got to step in." you have got to be here. i've been here. i've been doing afghanistan and bin laden and the greek crisis. >> the president says he wants to get working, wants us to get working. i cannot think of a better way than to have him come over today. ng.are waiting sen >> senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. for all the kids were outraged by the president's remarks. -- republicans were outraged by the president's remarks. but harry reid was listening. what you make of the president's performance on wedsday, mark? >> i think the president recognizes two things. over the last two years, democrats lost to the debate on their major initiatives, economom recovery and health care. they don't want to run the risk this time. they have to lay out what the consequ

michael jordan, charles barkley, tony romo, also super bowl mvp aaron rodgers on hand. the american century championship along the shores of edgewood. back out to the par 3 8. liz et lizzette solice. >> this could be a week that changes this young professional's life. only her fourth event as a professi professional. her parents imgranmigrants. >> 2010 champion at usc. four-time all-american -- great story -- and almost flew this one in. >> see where it lands? hits about ten inches from the hole. bad -- back to the 7th. ma mia miyzato. six back. to the 9th now withstand ford. >> her tee shot here at the par 5. >> i think safe to say this is going to be a three-shot hole. >> she gets it down the left side and gets a little bit of run. interesting to see. ahead to 10. >> the second for carry webb from the first cut. >> 204. taking it in very low trying to run it up there. to 1 let it release to the hole, quite a bit of break from right to left. beautifully done. let's take near look at the contact. handle leading the clubhead. that's what you want to do, then the left han

in exchange for dominique rodgers-cromartie and a second round pick. the giants beat the phillies. red sox lost. coming up on "morning joe," john boehner brought in the pizzas for a long night of arm twisting with his own party, but went home without the votes. so what happens today? we'll discuss that with our crew. and when we come back here, we'll huddle around the water cooler to hear congressmen paul ryan propose on the house floor that we cover the moon in yogurt. umm. that clip when "way too early" comes right back. mine was earned over the south pacific in 1943. vietnam, 1967. i got mine in iraq, 2003. u.s.a.a. auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation, because it offers a superior level of protection and because u.s.a.a.'s commitment to serve the military, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. u.s.a.a. we know what it means to serve. >>> we've talked an awful lot about the staggers amount of debt here in the united states, so to whom exactly do we owe all that money? after the federal governme

with that, i would like to introduce and mary rodgers from planning to brief us on this -- and mary e. rogers from planning to brief us on this and -- >> i did go over the recommendations in full last week and i'm happy to review them again this week. to summarize, they supported nearly all of the recommended modifications and the content of the ordinance, but for the prohibition on formula retail, that was the only area where they read -- or the difference -- where they differed. this supports the restaurant controls and is more easy on restaurants. it should take less process to get a restaurant when this passes. as well as the other changes which were more minor, but a few of the questions, happy to review the recommendations in full. supervisor mar: i also want to acknowledge that the small business commission is here as well. did you want to address the committee? >> good afternoon. i does want to reaffirm the commission's position on this and that the commission also tends to defer to district supervisors direction on specific zoning controls such as this. we do think that there

be thinking you might not always be right but you have a feeling that i mean so i still feel that rodgers as well in a particular it applies more if we're working on a screen in this room we think will work for the story and you are probably would say this. you know he's part of the creative process because he's part of what we are because we really chisel this thing out all together me and george freddie and roger so you know i mean for a while i didn't want to you know i was very. it was a point you know the grieving process where i just didn't want to talk about we didn't want to feel that it was there even the surplus history but it sort of got through and now i regard it as part of my life which will never go away and it shouldn't go away because it's so big part of what i worked to create a question what do you think happens after death after death you will be questions in there. i don't know. i'm inclined to think that our view of the universe is very simplified and you know in a way that people crawling over a piece of paper has it has a very limited view of the universe i think w

to live rather to build lots such seizures are rare in argentina as are the stricken groups using rodger's to get financial gain. honestly and children flew thousands of kites above that breaking a world record for the most heights tennessee thirteen thousand took to the sky beating the previous chinese record by around three thousand because it's contained slogans calling for an end to the israeli blockade as part of efforts by nations to provide summer entertainment. researching the sun could save lives on earth some scientists believe bursts of solar activity cause natural disasters or planets but until now the stars being too difficult to reach explore in any detail what is your percent of met some russian receptions who think they have the solution. volcanic eruptions. earthquakes. tsunamis. apocalyptic pictures like these are becoming an ordinary part of news bulletins across the globe and scientists aren't giving out reassuring forecasts. and usually. unfortunately we're expecting more severe capitalism's which may lead to large scale human losses and destruction i'm talking about e

it and defenders of wildlife and another organization also started look at what's called elliot rodger's which created. reports called it lethal trojan horse in the states since about two thousand and three when pretty quiet as far as coverage elica is concerned and ultimately the mainstream media's coverage of alec goes. it might be worth noting that. most if not all of it is by major media conglomerates on this in this nation now are alec members really. all the networks are talking about. yeah i'm not sure where it stands now is there really an article on this for extra magazine back in i think december last year that outlined all the media groups involved in some of the so. it's why so the companies that own a.b.c. c.b.s. n.b.c. c.n.n. fox they're all alec members that's that's pretty astounding what it it's just the idea of legislators state legislators federal legislators but principally to the folks alec is in the state sitting down with corporate fat cats millionaires and billionaires and having the corporate fat cats vote on what legislation those politicians are going to carry

rodgers is like the character francisco antonio.handi showed up in critical scenes whenever the main heroes for having a moment of doubt and leaded moral clarity. he will show up to tell them what is what. one of the most often quoted passages is francisco's famous speech about the inability of money. he is at a cocktail party. some one says money is the root of all evil. he then goes on for 20 pages proving that money is to rid of all good. he's that kind of guy. he is completely politically incorrect, ceo a major company who says things that ceos are not supposed to get away with, and he does it by having absolute moral clarity. i'm going to ." like many ceos he is constantly under assault by politically correct people trying to get them to have more gender diversity, racial diversity. a couple of years back a franciscan nun named mary gorman , a tax cypress semiconductor insisting that they diversify the board more for gender and race. responded in the wall street journal, choosing a board of directors based on race and gender as

. >>> super bowl champ and former cal quarterback aaron rodgers looks ready for the season. his receiver, however, needs work. to steal a quote from charles barkley, his golf swing is just turrible and apparently getting worse. he tried everything, swing coaches and now using one hand. barkley is tied with king jimmer fer dead for 83rd place out of 58 with 85 golfers. >>> dwyane wade dropped the ball. whatever you have to do to stay in shape during the lockout. >>> pat burrell is on the 15- day dl. only two home runs since april 19. >>> hector sanchez was called up from fresno to take the roster spot on the fast track to the majors since bus. >>> posey was injured. he began the year in single a before moving up to fresno for the last 25 games. >>> the as start the second game tonight 25 games behind in the a.l. west. despite the struggles gio gonzalez had a good first after. but that didn't impress his teammates the strikeout in the all-star game. >> they were giving me hell about the fastball. yeah, it was a ball but in paper, it's a strike three and walked off proud. but n

up the street at san rafael rare coin, rodger showed us a 1909-penny minted in san francisco that isctually worth $4,000. what happened? >> you should be asking what happened to the dollar. nobody has noticed them. nobody wants to go through the effort to take 50 cents off the street. >> you know what? i'm about to. >> reporter: so william tiffen did. maybe a guy needs to be out of work in a tough economy to still appreciate pennys. >> it means hope. hope. so you will have more. >> reporter: it took william about 30 seconds to scoop the coins. you know, that's not a bad hourly rate. >> how about putting $50 down for me now. >> they say a lincoln penny is lucky. but not that lucky. >> you have a good day. >> wayne freedman, abc7 news. >>> about 25,000 people are expected to gather at golden gate park this morning for the annual san francisco a.i.d.s. walk. for the past 25 years people have been walking to raise money for a.i.d.s. service organizations. in that time $74 million has been raised to help fight the spread of the disease and to ensure people living with hiv get the care the

up the street at san rafael rare coin, rodger showed us a 1,909-penny minted in san francisco that islly worth $4,000. what happened? >> you should be asking what happened to the dollar. nobody has noticed them. nobody wants to go through the effort to take 50 cents off the street. >> you know what? i'm about to. >> reporter: so william tiffen did. maybe a guy needs to be out of work in a tough economy to still appreciate pennys. >> it means hope. hope. so you will have more. >> reporter: it took william about 30 cents to scoop the coins. that's not a bad horally rate. >> how about putting $50 down for me now. >> they say a lincoln penny is lucky. >> you have a good day. >> but not that lucky. >> wane freedman, abc7 news. >>> about 25,000 people are expected to gather at golden gate park this morning for the annual san francisco a.i.d.s. walk. for the past 25 years people have been walk to go raise money for a.i.d.s. service organizations n that time $74 million have been raised to help fight the spread of the disease and insure people living with hiv get the care they need. everyday

tomorrow night, shia labeouf, green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers, and music from 311.too. our first guest tonight is a funny fellow if ever there was one. you know him from nine seasons on "saturday night live" and now seven seasons on "weeds" as the seismically stoned doug. watch it mondays at 10:00 on showtime. please say hello to kevin nealon. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: always a delight to see you. this is your 19th appearance on the show. i think that makes us roommates now. >> yes. 1919nd counting. >> jimmy: how is everything going? >> doesn't seem like 19. >> jimmy: it goes by quickly. >> it's been consecutive, too. last 19 days -- >> jimmy: that is the weird part about it. we just got on a jag there and kept going with it. >> we had to finish the conversation. >> jimmy: everything all right? >> everything's good. >> jimmy: family's okay? >> no. >> jimmy: no? >> no, everything's good. >> jimmy: what have you be up to? >> i got to tell you, jimmy. i used to poo poo this a lot, but i started meditating. >> jimmy: you did? >> yeah, because i've been kind of s

and on thursday shia lebeouf, green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers and 311, so, please join uso out to our back parking lot for the pedestrian belly flop competition. these are people who were walking by on the street. we stripped them down, we put them in bikinis. right now, stephanie and katie. here we go, girls. guillermo, count it down. >> three, two, one. [ applause ] >> jimmy: you know, theyeyent in strong, but there wasn't much of a kick-back. let's take a look at the instant replay. you can see here -- it looks like we were going to have something there, but nothing came up at the end. let's go to the judges. aquaman? aquaman very tough. gives them a 4. >> you're so mean. >> jimmy: oh, a nice score. a 9. he's down underwater all the time. he has no one to talk to. >> he's terrible. >> jimmy: and cory. cory? it's time to -- >> seven. >> jimmy: cory has the same -- oh, never mind. >> how can the two guys get the -- >> jimmy: our floppers -- how do you guys feel about that? >> great. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i think you're in the lead right now, i mean -- it's not a strong lead,

mcmorris rodgers: to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. mcmorris rodgers: madam speaker, with a very heavy heart today that i rise to honor the life of staff sergeant wyatt a. gold smith. 28-year-old sergeant goldsmith lost his life on july 15, while defending america in operation enduring freedom. as a native, sergeant goldsmith was a medic with the third battalion, third special forces group. he was treating an afghan commando when insurgents attacked his unit in helmund province last friday. while his life was cut way too short, his legacy lives on forever in the hearts of those who knew him and even those who did not. his many years in the service earned him the bronze star medal, a purple heart, two army commendation medals, an afghan campaign meddle a, iraqi campaign medal, and many other honors for his valor and heroism. so today i rise to remember an american hero who gave his life to make america safer, freer, and more prosperous. may god bless sergeant soldsmith's family and all the brave men and women who have answered amer

packers quarterback aaron rodgers may have been the star of the game.kid that really captured all of our attention. ♪ that never gets old. so after this commercial, that kid was all over the place. we interviewed him here on cnn. he was a huge star, still is. what's next for him? actually, a pretty serious role. our dr. sanjay gupta has a look. >> next week, washington is going to feel the force, so to speak. he's a little guy with a big mission. take a look at who i met when i was out in l.a. >> dr. gupta? >> yes, sir. >> you're it. >> max paige only knows one speed, full steam ahead. you've probably seen max before, even though you might not know it. remember this volkswagen ad from super bowl xlv? darth vader? nope. just max. >> yeah, we have that. >> within near seconds of meeting him, max was asking about my daughters. >> three girls. >> let me guess. 10-year-old and -year-old and 6-year-old. >> you got it. how did you know? >> we're at the children's hospital open laengz with max and his brother to see dr. soka. >> do you see to see your pacemaker

. >>> roger clemens is -- opening statements are set for wednesday in the rodger clemens steroid caseoncert by rihanna cut it short. the american airlines center had to be evacuated after this fire started. it actually broke out during her song "california king." no injuries were reported and -- and after wards, rihanna tweeted "dallas, we set the house on fire. glad you are safe." >>> word from tiger woods' sport team. there was speculation that he might report a leave of absence due to injuries. then they announced they will join xcel management. woods to be excel's first golf client. injury the will force tager -- injuries will force tiger to miss the first testament this weekend. >>> meter rates are being tied 20 demands. the first batch of information has been analyzed. so now the price goes down 32%. at 31% of the meters, the prices will go up. prices will range from $1.75 to $3.75 an hour. these are being tested in eight different neighborhoods -- eight different neighborhoods. >>> let's get to sal. >> you should avoid highway 4. it's shut down in both directions. right here at

mcmorris rodgers: thank you very much. i'm proud to be here this evening to join the republican women and i want to especially thank you, as our leader from north carolina, i'm proud that you're one of the dynamic republican women, freshmen, that joined the house this year. and as i think about what the solution is that faces america, i believe republican women are a big part of that solution. and we see that, you know, for all the people in america that are frustrated with leaders in congress and go behind closed doors and strike a deal without putting it to the people, republican women, especially women are seen as being honest, as trustworthy, as problem solvers and republican women are also seen as being fiscally responsible and the ones that i believe are a big part of the solution. so i am proud to join you all this evening. in so many ways we are at a cross roads here as a country. and we've had record unemployment now, over 9% for a record amount of time. we have also reached a record in our spending and as i think