soon he and ron nelson and ron nelson's money were going into business together. but there was more than business here. much more. >> when he left town, i hired a good attorney and he said my only way out was to file bankruptcy, chapter 7 bankruptcy. i was just devastated. i was, you know, right near suicide. >> imagine, the kind of man who would steal a dead friend's name, trade on the memory of a dead little boy, all in the service of con games. now imagine being married to him. what do you call a crime to what he did to you? what is that crime called? >> i don't know why but the word murder comes into my mind. >> kimberly met jim rowe even before ron nelson did. she was 24. single, two small kids and no money. when rowe walked into her life. >> he struck me as handsome and appealing and very warm. and very friendly and i just wanted to be around him. i wanted to be wherever he was. >> he was, of course, a retired navy s.e.a.l. told her all about his comrades in arms and combat experience. >> he used to take me out in his navy dress whites. >> how did you feel t

. >> gene, one of the democrats, go-slow approach, senator ben nelson from nebraska, also ron widen ising, slow down, take a close look at this thing. but if the bill is delayed, you start to lose momentum, could that kill it? >> anything can happen. i don't know if it's going to matter. we're killing it on this show pretty good if i'm listening to candy and listening to susan, it's dead right now. i'm not sure that's the case. and it may be it'll be october. who's going to care if they pass a bill on august 7th or october 7th? the answer if they get one through, nobody. it's tough sledding. people say, arbitrary deadlines, harry truman tried this in 1948, it's been by my count 61 years we've been trying it. and he's closer than anybody has gotten so far. and let's not bury the corpse until it's dead. let's see this thing has a long way to go between now and the end of it. we'll see. >> didn't teddy roosevelt also try? >> i don't know if he tried. >> i think teddy roosevelt tried too. you say republicans do want reform, but we haven't seen much in concrete proposals yet. are we going t

ron jiggleman. he is now the nats local. he has gone to montgomery high school. the all star game is tomorrow. the homerun derby nelson cruz again. cruise had five in the -- cruz had five in the final round. even if there were, this guy would still take the title. milwaukee fielder getting his sixth homerun to win it. he is the homerun derby champion. pro athletes under is always someone younger to take their spot. and if the caps need a reminder, it is there this week. development camp started this morning. it invited prospects to take part. and while change is important in the sports landscape, the manny acta firing now means out of the three teams here, brudro who took over in november of 2007 is our longest tenured coach. even he didn't know. >> oh, gees. i don't know if that's good or bad. we better keep winning. [ laughter ] >> it's good. i'm just happy to be here. i got my break. it's more than a dream. >> living the dream. we like the attitude. finally after giving a speech at his friend mcnair's funeral last week, he is calling it quits. he had more than 1,000 yards receiving. more than 10,000 in his 12-year

michael with the giant afro, michael with oprah, michael with nelson man della and him with ron and nancy reagan. it gives you the scope of his career and the scope of his presence as an icon. >> the people in the crowd, they are all races from all over the united states, and a huge variety in ages. each of them sort of remembers a different michael jackson. each of them has a particular touch stone in the life of michael jackson that means something to them. >> it is really something. me, personally, my sister and i, when we grew up, we fought over the first album we bought which was "abc." we bought it with our lunch money. for my kids, it is discovering a whole new michael jackson. >> everyone, i think, remembers michael differently in terms of what michael they fell in love with. was it "thriller" or the album you bought in high school? maybe you saw the jackson tv show or was it the older michael jackson. i think a lot of people who sometime thought he was unrecognizable after the plastic surgery on his face and he was morphing into a different looking human being. with all that came

letter written to the president, to the house national and leadership from ron widen, joe lebronman, susan collins of maine and ben nelsonocrat of nebraska, letter to the leadership saying no more rushing. this has to be slowed down and stopped. in essence there is only one more committee left that has any hope at all of passing anything other than a straight party line partisan vote. it has been passed pretty much on democratic party majorities. the finance committee under max baucus of montana is still working with the republicans but last night they said we are making lots of progress and proceeded to take today and the weekend off. there is a timetable crunch and the idea that the finance committee is the only one with the republicans still at the table working and took extra time and will resume next week suggests they really are falling behind here and have begun to recognize it. martha: the wholesome dime iism continues in some -- dynamism continues. harris: this is bubbled to the top. critics from both sides saying the current bills mandate coverageor abortion and virtually all the health plans. pro-life members