. >> former teacher ronny jones wants a court to tell dc schools reid is wrong. he is suing for intentional infliction of stress because of what she said after firing more than 200 teachers and staff. >> gary nurenberg talked with him tonight. >> reporter: 22 years in the air force, 13 in the classroom. ronny jones is looking for work. >> i worry a lot about how i will be able to support my family. >> reporter: he finds some solace in his band vintage. you can see it on the web. what he can't forget is the explanation dc school's chancellor michelle reid gave the company last month for the firing of 260 teachers and staff. i had got rid of teachers who hit children, who had sex with children, who missed 78 days of school. >> it hurts deeply because i have never, ever hit a child in school. i have never done anything inappropriate with the child. >> reporter: jones says her remarks hurts the reputation of all those she fired. >> we have brought suit on the basis of defamation, infliction of emotional stress. ♪ it's my imagination >> reporter: he says it's not his

but this is a new role for you, seeing you play in this role as ronnie. >> right. which i think is really interesting. i think people expect for that to be always what i leaned towards. it's nice because there's music involved but i didn't necessarily want to be a singer. >> you did sing in the truck a little. >> yeah, and he really outdid me. >> but that was so real. it was so real. >> yeah, it was great. >> you play a piano prodigy. did that help you? >> yeah, i had to learn. i can play guitar, read music. i came in, and i looked totally exhausted. and she's like, gosh, they've been working you hard. i said, i know, i took piano for like two days. she said, two days? you know, i don't think i could maybe get accepted to juilliard the way that ronnie would. i got the basics down and made me feel more comfortable. >> you could tell that you know what you're doing. you can't fake that? >> no, i felt really comfortable. i've never been hit in the back, sit up straight, get your wrists like this. they were really making sure i looked as much as i sounded. >>

host: ronnie, 30 plus, welcome to the program. caller: how're you doing? guest: good. caller: i have concerns with the white house. if george bush had jimmy hoffa coming into his office 20 times a month for 10 months, it would be on the front pages of every newspaper, talk show, and television company in this country. but that andy stern can walk in and out of the white house with no comment from any way -- anyone, that is unacceptable from the current media. the bottom line with that the bashing of the banks and insurance companies, pickup the phone and see if you can get an appointment right now with a surgeon and see what it takes to see a doctor. in our current system. they want to put 30 million people into this system. and he is bashing the insurance company? they're going to generate trillions of dollars from 15 million americans in the ages between 15 and 35, who do not pay health insurance. they're going to mandate to our children that they must buy health insurance, paying $4,000, generating $60 billion at no cost to the insurance company. host: anything ther

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. >> reporter: 22 years in the air force, 13 in the classroom, ronnie jones is looking for work. >> i worry a lot about how i will be able to support my family. >> reporter: he finds some solis in his band vintage. you can see it on the web. >> reporter: what he can't forget is the explanation that michelle rhee gave fast company magazine last month for the firing of 260 teacher and staff. i got rid of children who had hit children, had sex with children and missed 78 days of school. >> it hurts deeply because i have never ever hit a child in school. i have never done anything inappropriate with a child. >> reporter: jones says rhee's remarks smirks the reputation of all of those she fired. >> we brought suit based on intentional infliction of emotional distress. >> he says he can see the reaction of the statements on his grand daughter. >> friends she had now won't visit and any job i apply and when they ask where i am coming from and i tell them the dc public school systems it is a pretty short conversation. no jobs available. >> reporter: a spokeswoman for rhee said -- the suit wil

i am 100% confident in the product. [ male announcer ] we're grateful to technicians like ronny who arewith safe and reliable vehicles. for more information, please visit toyota.com. >>> finally >>> finally tonight, a family struggle and a source of help for others. it start was one grandmother. who embodies the american heart. barbara pinto has the story from cincinnati. >> reporter: for donna and dennis speigel, raising their grandson has been a journey of love and heartbreak. >> the diagnosis was devastating just to hear cerebral palsy. and not being in the special needs world, you're not even sure what that is. and then you hear he isn't going to walk. he's not going to talk. >> reporter: for dayton, once a week physical therapy did little. >> i'd leave an appointment in tears, thinking, "i'm not helping this child. i'm not getting anywhere." >> reporter: then, donna heard about something called conductive education, intensive daily therapy designed to connect mind and muscle. >> if you wanted to be a great tennis player, golfer, you wouldn't take an hour a week lesson. and you're t

. >> ronny was a colorist at the salon at 16th and k streets until the lewd comments of her boss escalated >> he grabbed me by my shoulder and he was pulling me down and he was opening his pants. >> reporter: barrett says the prominent hairdresser asked her to come to his fifth floor office for an employment review and potentially a raise. >> he said, why don't you give me a [ bleep ] >> and i said i'm serious, andre, i came here for what. he said, no, i want to [ bleep ] >> reporter: despite wanting to build a consider ear and client base at the salon and having a family to support barrett filed a sexual harassment suit and the jury found in her favor. she won 2.3 million. >> pounds and pounds of weight have been lifted off me. >> reporter: but the man's liquid assets totalled more than $6 million during the trial immediately filed for bankruptcy. 14 witnesses testified on barrett's behalf including other women that say he groped them and sexually assaulted them. >> he would hire women. >> reporter: 9 news learned he owns the k street building that houses his salon, a home in great falls

. >> hey, ronnie, tomorrow's friday. >> yes, that's the head lines. >>> another head line, spring isroaching and we would like to see your photos. e-mail them to us at wjzme@comcast.net and look for them as a slide show at wjz.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> 661 the high and there's showers. huh is the low and cleared out by tomorrow afternoon. it will be breezy and cooler. >>> yet to come on the morning edition, baltimore bound, look for a detour, a south west airlines jet makes an emergency landing in arkansas. >>> a grim city budget is announced and some think it's a game. that's coming up. >>> i'm tara mergener and the health care fix it bill will go back to the house. we'll have the latest, coming up. >>> if you 'just heading out, only two accidents to get in your way, we'll send it to mart thank you. >> it boils down to faster and better, the fastest and wireless. and it's all being talk about in vegas. there's a convention ant wireless. that's going to blow your mind. steve green burg will tell you about that device. that's as the morning edition continues. we'll have coffee with.

ronnie. what you got? >> we're talking gardens. >> that's too healthy, you're done, we'll see you later. >> ha! it's the second year of the city hall garden and it's awesome. we'll tell you how you can volunteer. when the eyewitness news morning edition rolls on. ,,,,,, >> [no audio] >> i was getting ready to finish my steal cut oats and protein powder and fruit. i'm going to captain arby's and getting a sub. that's my vote for the best cheese steak. >> and 46% humidity and barometer, 29.81. it will rise throughout the day and it will give us a bit of a breeze. 48 hagerstown and 46 elkton and 350 d.c. and 48 easton and 47 ocean city. i got an e-mail from cumberland about a place in western maryland. i'll read it to you in a second. when it comes to like comfort food. dogs and things like that, everyone's got their favorites. 45 columbia and 50 d.c. and 50 degrees in annapolis. that was the cause of monday's rain. now, on the horizon, we have a cold front moving our way. and not that one, but this one. that

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." >> ronnie. >> that was in "party of 5". >> yeah, i was just talking about that show today. one of the people on that show was very rude to me. >> which one? was it scott wolf? >> i am not saying. >> i tell you what, scott wolf, drunken jerk, shows up -- can i tell this story? >> i was hooking up with a girl at the time. >> never mind. kind of an obnoxious guy. >> well, he was -- maybe i caught him on a bad day. >> every day was a bad day for scott wolf for a longtime there. it has the goen better since then. am i embarassing you? >> by the way, every wednesday -- >> funny thing about sheldon in "almost famous." cameron crow let me pick that name. he threw out a bunch of name tags. he said, you are a funny guy, pick the tag you need the most. >> how old were you? you weren't a little kid, were you? >> that was my first movie i was ever in. >> that's a great movie. >> it is a good movie. >> it seems like every time you are up for an award, "glee" will beat you out. how much do you hate those guys and their stupid singing? >> what? you know,-- i have not seen the show but a co

. >> reporter: ronnie was a colorist at a salon on 16th and k streets until the lewd comments of heross, andre chreky escalated to violence. >> he grabbed me by the shoulder and he pulled me down and he was opening his pants. >> reporter: barrett says the prominent hair dresser asked her to come to his office for an employment review and potentially a raise. >> he said, well, why don't you give me a [ bleep ] and i said i said i'm serious, andre, i came here for what is due to me. and he said no i want a [ bleep ] >> despite wanting to build a career and client base at the salon and having a family to support, barrett filed a sexual harassment suit and the jury found in her favor. she won $2.3 million. >> it was as if pounds and pounds of weight had been lifted off of me. >> reporter: but chreky whose liquid assets totals $6 million during the trial filed for bankruptcy. 14 others alleged that he groped and sexually assaulted them. >> andre would target young vulnerable imgrant women and those were the women he made unwelcomed sexual advances too. >> reporter: despite the bankruptcy

her name is ronnie angelean brock, named after her father and uncle. >> she looks like him the way sheand walks and talks -- everything. >> thank you, god, for not letting me go. thank you for always being there for me, jesus. >> each morning soledad brock says a prayer for justice and a prayer for her sons, ronald and angel, and for the little girl who will grow up never knowing either of them. >>> five years ago we reported about the unsolved killing of jesus hernandez. a stray bullet killed an innocent bystander a block and a half away. a construction worker struck in the head during a gang-related shootout. in a terrible coincidence, his niece, 10-year-old stephanie was also fatally shot while playing in her front yard. this year there was a break in the hernandez case. a witness finally came forward and a suspected gang member was charged with his murder. stephanie's case remains unsolved. hollenbeck detectives still need an eyewitness. >>> up next -- >> whoever walked up on gabriel walksed up to him. gabriel had a gun in his waist, never pulled it out. that tells me, he knew whoe

ronnie off the wall. a two-run double makes it 3-1 fish. marlins win it 9 half 5. that's a quick look at the morning sports. have a great wednesday. >>> ahead, west virginia congressman eric cantor is saying something about a violent threat against his family. >>> with tax day approaching learn how long you have to work this year to pay off uncle sam. >>> south capitol street is still closed between chesapeake street and mississippi street because of an ongoing police investigation. i will have a way around it coming up. lynnette? >>> the rain is gone but the wind is here making for a chilly morning. i will tell you when you can get rid of this old thing and the seven-day forecast coming up. ♪ [ sniffs ] morning. you got in pretty late last night. dad, i'm not sixteen anymore. still, it was late. well... you're not gonna have to worry about that anymore. yeah, why's that? ♪ todd's a lucky man. ♪ the best part of wakin' up... ♪ that's what i told him when we talked last week. ♪ ...is folgers in your cup come on in, and i'll give you a free quote. quote and compare i

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host: in his new book, the second book called "no apology" the case for american greatness" governor ronny thank you so much for joining us on afterwards. >> guest: it is good to be with you. >> weir at the cpac conference talking with one of the authors of game change. can you tell us to do get the reaction you thought you would get when you wrote the book? >> every author hopes it has some success but john and i were proud and pleased rewrote the exact book we set out to right from the very first conversation. it is nice and it is good to say we had more success than we hoped for. >> host: anything unexpected come from the reaction? >> guest: one of the things we did not know that we would achieve that the book has been well received by both the left and the right. most political books being sold here inspire people on the far left or the far right. our hope was to call the story of the 2008 presidential campaign with three characters and plot but a factual journalistic point* of real progress to come to meetings like this also having done talk radio and cable tv we have been heartened a

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made ronnie, rudy giuliani, mike huckabee, fred thompson, all had a moment when they might have taken control of the republican race and they couldn't do it. so you get to the new hampshire primary, and it's a john mccain's moment of resurrection. and he seals his victory essentially a couple of weeks later in south carolina. the place ironically where he had lost to george w. bush in 2000 in one of the most bitter campaign that any of us had ever covered. so john mccain is suddenly back. but he's back in a way that he is not fully prepared for the general election. they have to take what had become a very small organization, and overnight build it into something that is far more significant. and they had great difficulty doing that. and the fall campaign, was marked by two big moments. one was obviously the selection of sarah palin as his vice president. this was an event that shocked everybody. joe biden was on the airplane. they're leaving denver after the democratic convention, one of the staff comes up and says to barack obama and biden, well, he has picked sarah palin. and joe b

linda thompson is running against ronny oral with -- >> and you were telling me if linda chavez thompson wins, that brings more national money skin the -- >> it brings labor money into state and gives hispanics a reason to turn out in large numbers in the fall. >> i want to show a list of sitting members of congress and senators who are running for governor right now. we've got sam brownback in kansas. nathan deal just announced he's resigning, actually resigned his seat. neil an abercrombie resigned his seat. if you're a member of congress running for governor, get out of washington and get out now. >> get out of washington. first of all, it is not a very fun place. >> would you advise them to resign their seat? >> in abercrombie's case, it's a long compute. >> in every case, they ought to resign. they'll have to keep voting on controversial matters. that's what really harmed kay bailey, she couldn't make up her mind whether to resign or not. >> if perry's at 49 and hutchison is at 29 or 30, is there going to be pressure on her ton not to contest the run? >> absolutely. >> thank you so

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i am 100% confident in the product. [ male announcer ] we're grateful to technicians like ronny who are us provide you with safe and reliable vehicles. for more information, please visit toyota.com. >>> and we're just getting this news in to cnn. apparently the u.s. navy right now is searching for a missing crewman in the persian gulf. he was actually aboard a radar surveillance plane taking part in operation enduring freedom. the other three crew member, we are told, have been rescued. the plane was actually heading back to the carrier, "uss eisenhower." we'll be tracking the story for you to bring you more information. this is actually not the aircraft that went down. it is a similar -- it's a picture of the same type of surveillance plane that they are looking for. if you're not familiar with this kind of aircraft, it can hold a pretty good amount of crew members monitoring radars and special satellites to try and find enemy aircraft weapons on the ground. it's extremely important aircraft for the u.s. navy. and apparently now we're getting word that it went down and a member of the

. >> his daughter is now 7 and her name is ronnie angeline brock, named af her father and uncle. >> shee him the way she smiles and walks and talks -- everything. >> thank you, god, for not letting me go. thank you for always being there for me, jesus. >> each morning soledad brock says a prayer for justice and a prayer for her sons, ronald and angel, and the little girl who will grow up never knowing either of them. >>> five years ago we reported about the unsolved killing of jesus hernandez. a stray bullet killed an innocent bystander a block and a half away. a construction worker shot in the head by a gang. in a terrible coincidence, his 10-year-old niece was fatally shot while playing in the front yard. this year, there was a break in hernandez case. a witness came forward and a suspected gang member was charged with his murder. stephanie rigosa's case is unsolved and detectives still need an eyewitness. >>> up next -- >> whoever walked up on gabriel walked right up on him, and he had a gun on his waist, and that tells me that he knew who killed him. >> when the code of silence turn

. -- met ronnie -- mitt romney will address the national press club here in washington.stimulus plan is now over a year old. more than $300 billion have been committed. over $190 billion have been paid out. we have a web site devoted to following the money at c- span.org/stimulus. will find links to watchdog groups are following the stimulus. >> we are in the business of trying to help our students, young woman and some of these older women and men and they understand that you should focus on achievement in your own life and not been looking to grab headlines. >> meet the woman credit with turning around trinity washington university. patricia mcguire on c-span's "q &a." >> t.r. reid has traveled the world. he has written about the united states. join our conversation and your phone calls live on sunday at noon eastern on c-span2. >> now florida governor is completing a four-year term of governor. from the state capital in tallahassee, this is a about 45 minutes. ready, sir? >> when you're ready. >> members of the legislature, ladies and gentlemen, fellow floridians, it

boccieri: i rise in recognition of ar businessman, ronny napier.helped those in haiti as a result of the earthquake and has shown selfless inspiration. he helped found the granted wish foundation, a national nonprofit whose mission is to provide fulfillment to disadvantaged individuals and families. when the earthquake shocked haiti, he made his corporate jet available to the supplies, doctors and other relief workers. humbled by what he saw, he volunteered himself and realized he had to do more. he donated $70,000. he donated super bowl tickets and the foundation collected money. using these donations and medical treatments that went to haiti so the physicians could rehabilitate permanently disabled treatment. charity can make the difference. he lives by the lesson that to whom much is given, much is expected. whether in our local community or haiti, we need leaders like him. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida rise? >> address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore

ronny from new jersey. actually, we go to cleveland, ohio. guest: hi. it's lynne joy. host: sorry.guest: that's ok. i have a coup -- caller: that's ok. i have a couple of questions. more specifically, it seems as though everybody is paying for campaign funds and the american public rely can't. i'm glad to know there's an organization looking out. my primary question is how is the medical community involved in any kind of lobbying? because the medical costs and hospital costs -- they're not going down. and secondly, what elected officials, by party, are receiving many of the campaign funds? host: thank you. guest: you will be able to find the campaign finance tallies for any sector industry in america on open secrets.org under our industry profiles. so there you can look to see how much the broader health sector is giving to candidates and parties, but also to break it down further into specifically how much health professionals, doctors, pharmaceutical companies, hospitals are contributing themselves. so we try to kind of slice and dice it to make it as flexible as possible for peo