their inspiration this year is marla runyan. is diagnosed with a juvenile onset macular degeneration and was diagnosed when she was just 9 years old. >> we all know, for everybody whether sighted or not, physical exercise activities, sports, think about what a role that plays in your life -- running became my choice of sport after i kind of abandoned soccer and had such trouble seeing the ball obviously. so i went out for my high school track team. >> boy, could runyan run. after running track and field in high school and college she turned pro eventually becoming the first legally blind athlete to compete in the olympic games. runyan says she was able to reach her full potential by competing against the best athletes in the world. now she's giving these campers their first taste of competitive sports. >> camp abilities to me is all about empowering kids and teaching them what they can do and giving them opportunities that they are not otherwise available to them at public school or after school programs. >> reporter: and there'

runyan and we see the very best.o save those people in wisconsin. and we ought to be spending more time in this country and the world looking at the best and not the worst. >> suffering nine shots and giving his boss a thumbs up. thank you all so much and thanks for happening out. should we do it again tomorrow? >> let's. >> for now let's go to atlanta to carol costello. "cnn newsroom" begins right now. >> thanks so much. >>> happening now, profile of a killer. new details about wade michael page, his military service, his music, his beliefs, also new, his family speaking out. >> what has changed him, i have no idea. and obviously, we're never going to know. >> whee're in oak creek, wisconsin, as a community tries to heal. >>> price shock. gas prices spiking overnight, now almost up 30 cents in just a month. what's behind the price at the pump and what you'll be paying come labor day. >>> the big one. startling new report out saying oregon could get rattled by a major earthquake just like the one that struck japan. a

runyan says she reached her full potential by competing against the best athletes in in the world.f sports. >> it is about teaching them what they can do and giving them opportunities that they are not otherwise available to them at public school or afterschool programs. >> reporter: there is a lot to choose from. sports like beat baseball, goal ball, and they learn how the ride bikes and practice judo and of course, run track. >> when my vision changed, but the desire to participate in sports never did. >> reporter: and just like the mantra of the camp says a loss of sight does not need to be a loss of vision. >> the motto of the camp is -- >> believe you can.

runyan says she reached her full potential by competing against the best athletes in in the world.f sports. >> it is about teaching them what they can do and giving them opportunities that they are not otherwise available to them at public school or afterschool programs. >> reporter: there is a lot to choose from. sports like beat baseball, goal ball, and they learn how the ride bikes and practice judo and of course, run track. >> when my vision changed, but the desire to participate in sports never did. >> reporter: and just like the mantra of the camp says a loss of sight does not need to be a loss of vision. >> the motto of the camp is -- >> believe you can. >> reporter: dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. >> sanjay, thank you so much. don't miss sanjay gupta, md, this weekend, because he is going to talk to a man who developed imagining software to separate fact from fiction. and he will speak to a girl who got "17" magazine to change their photo policies. that is right here on cnn saturday and sunday mornings. thank you for joining me. newsroom international starts newsroom inte

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he is an articulate spokesman for governor runyan's vision. but it is a vision i fundamentally disagree with. >> in that interview, paul ryan said he would release two years of income tax returns. >> the time is 6:09 and 69 degrees. coming up next, traffic and weather every tenant. >> >> my name is suzanne and we are at the montgomery county poultry farm. good morning washington. >> the afghanistan government may be taking small talks to reopening talks with the taliban. government representatives met with a high-ranking taliban member in his jail cell. they say bringing the taliban to the negotiating table will help ease pressures in afghanistan. >> it has been one year since a rockville resident was kidnapped in afghanistan and his wife is pleading for his release. she says her husband is in poor health. his grandchildren ask for him every day. al qaeda released a video in may that said he would be killed unless president obama met their demands. >> let's go to steve rudin for another check on the weather. >> a beautiful morning under way. w

. >> boy, could runyan run.e eventually becoming the first legally blind athlete to compete in the olympic games. runyan said she was able to reach her full potential by competing against the best athletes in the world and now is giving these campers their first taste of competitive sports. >> it's all about empowering kids and teaching them what they can do and giving them opportunities that they are not otherwise available to them at public school or after school programs. >> reporter: there's lot to choose from. sports like beat baseball, goal ball. they learn to ride bikes. practice judo. and, of course, run track. >> when my vision changed, but my desire to be in sports never changed, so i just stuck with it. just like the camp's mantra says, "a loss of sight doesn't have to mean a loss of vision." >> our motto for camp ability is "believe you can!" >> dr. sanjay gupta, cnn reporting. >>> on to venezuela now allegations of an american spy caught there. why some believe president hugo chavez's claims are bog

it was hot yesterday and -- i went on a hike yesterday up at runyan, which means i have white friends >> jimmy: why do you say that? >> black people don't do stuff like that. >> jimmy: they don't? >> you know what? i mean, it was -- what? it was like, what, like, africa hot. it was like -- [ laughter ] it was, like, satan's balls hot, right? >> jimmy: it was. >> and, you know, my friends are like, we should go on a hike, i'm like -- i know i need to work out, but okay, cool, i got outside, i was like, good lord. what the hell? and we started and then i saw more people of color up there and, usually, runyan, i don't see that many black people -- >> jimmy: it's a canyon right down the street. >> i'm seeing all these black people, i'm like, what is this, test your african genes day today? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what do you think the story was, just -- >> what the hell? i think black people just said, i want to see how african i really am today. i just want to see -- [ laughter ] -- what the percentage. and, you know, i actually had my genealogy and everything tested and i think he lied b

their inspiration this year is martha runyan who was diagnosed with stuttgart's disease.is a form of degenerative macular disease. >> we all want to think about sports, and running became my sport of choice after i abandoned soccer, because i could not see, and so i began to run. >> and run she could. she became the first legally blind athlete to compete in the olympic games. unian says she could reach her full potential by competing against the best athletes in the world, a nd now she is giving these athletes their first taste of sports. >> camp abilities is about empowering the kids about what they can do and giving them opportunities that they are not otherwise available to them at public school or afterschool programs. >> reporter: there is a lot to choose from, beat baseball, go ball, and they learn to ride bikes and practice judo and of course, run track. >> when my vision changed but my desire to be in sports never changed, so i stuck with it. >> just like the camp's man that says, a loss of sight does not mean to be a loss of vision. >> our motto for the camp abil

we are talking about the white of mitt romney, ann runyan. olabanji has more.she addressed the crowd in a husband'st her campaign hopes will attract felts who have disconnected to him, and voters.ly female >> i love you women. [applause] n romney was in the the case forking g tosband and tryin vote in women to november. >> this is the man america needs. [applause] this is the man who will wake up day with the determination the problems that toers say cannot be solved, fix what others say cannot be repaired. mrs. romney's speech comes at time.ical that mid romney had the lowest personal popularity the convention of y major party nominee dating back to 1984. convention goers seemed to think n romney did the it. she was absolutely awesome. away. going to blow it she has hart. new jersey governor chris christie delivered another speech, who had the crowd n he talked about the ticket. have governor mitt romney ryan.ngressman paul running for president and vice t of united states. expect even more speeches tonight in tampa. remarks from the last gop nominee, senator

runyan and we see the very best. we look at the police officer who risked his life to save those people in wisconsin. and we ought to be spending more time in this country and the world looking at the best and not the worst. >> suffering nine shots and giving his boss a thumbs up. thank you all so much and thanks for happening out. should we do it again tomorrow? >> let's. >> for now let's go to atlanta to carol costello. "cnn newsroom" begins right now. >> thanks so much. >>> happening now, profile of a killer. new details about wade michael page, his military service, his music, his beliefs, also new, his family speaking out. >> what has changed him, i have no idea. and obviously, we're never going to know. >> whee're in oak creek, wisconsin, as a community tries to heal. >>> price shock. gas prices spiking overnight, now almost up 30 cents in just a month. what's behind the price at the pump and what you'll be paying come labor day. >>> the big one. startling new report out saying oregon could get rattled by a maj

runyan does not release those records, i will vote for mr. obama. -- if mr.ney does not release those records i will vote for mr. obama. he has a new ed this morning staying -- saying he will say in the racewillmr. akins. host: york giving us and on the ground perspective in missouri. what do your friends and neighbors say? bill? i think we lost him. guest: i think he is right on clear mccaskill. -- clear --claire mccaskill. this is the biggest boon to her campaign. she is in deep trouble and a lot of ways. she is out of step with her state. she is in lock step with the obama agenda. she is on the process of being a former senator. one of the few things that could have intervened to help was an implosion of her upon which happens to be happening. for republicans, perhaps this is implosion came one day too early. if you are a republican, it seems the man in the center of the storm does not realize exactly what the implications of that implosion maybe. when it comes to the tax records, to the caller's point, i wrote a piece about a month ago suggesting that gov