rye rice has to kick his way through the crowd. he'll get to the 15-yard line. the ravens find themselves in the heinz red zone for the first time tonight. this is an area they all want to see improvement. >> stan: i like from michael oher already, i like the strength he had in his arms when they got extended. just knocking people to the ground. you like the athletic ability to cut, and they're also pulling hill on those tosses. >> gerry: we'll step aside. ( thumping ) ( rhythmic clapping ) ( chanting ) ( shouting ) gatorade-- that's "g."  >> gerry: talk about a delivery. it's papa johns. usually we're excited about the pizza. we actually get pop it a johns. this is nice. rob is going to be so mad he's down on the field. this is not an actor, we have papa john with us. >> thank you, yes. >> gerry: what brings you to baltimore? >> you're looking for the car we sold 25 years ago to start papa johns. bought it when i was 16, sold it when i was 21, that was the seed money to start the business. >> roof you've really done well with petes sa. we appreciate the del

. >> reporter: from immigration to education rye form to health care and affordable housing, the commonhread of ted kennedy's life work many say was their welfare. >> they could count on him. whether you were a farmworker, cotton picker, woman, native american, you could count on ted kennedy standing there with strength. >> reporter: for the elderly, kennedy's inn at the peen denies through his sport of the meals on wheels program. >> i don't know how i would be existing really. >> without ted kennedy, this program probably would have never come into existence. they would have never received the help that they have. >> reporter: though most never met him, many say ted kennedy's

since dan put on the trade, ge stock has been on a tear, rye easying pore than 30%. now the man some call simon cowel's muse must make a choice. dan's strangle becomes less optional as he heads towards expiration? and they all want to know the same thing, what will dan do now? now, at the time of the trade, ge stock was 1070. if you bought 100 shares, you would have risked about $1,100. dan's strangle cost $115, currently worth $370, a return of more than 300%. strangles can be a hard case the win, but in your case, it paid off big time. >> it did pay off. you know what they say about a blind squirrel every once in a while finds a nut there. the only thing to do here now is sell that call. the put is worthless. you sell that call, move on and look for the next trade. one thing i would say is at the same time, mike had an interesting trade, too. it had had different risk-reward parameters. every once in a while, you can use single stocks to play potential inflexion points in the market. >> one of the things that dan has done effect ily is put on a couple long premium

250 inmates were injured. 55 had to be hospitalised in what's being called california's worst prison rye oat in three years. this started at the california institute for men in chino late last night. the injuries raping from stab wounds to head trauma. some of those are considered life-threatening but no staff were hurt. they set part of the prison on fire during that, so no word yet on what happened. >>> eunice kennedy shriver remains in serious condition. she is 88 years old and had a series of strokes. she is the founder and honorary chairwoman of the special olympics. >>> still ahead on abc 2 news tonight, did cocaine really help kill tv pitch man billy mays? a report from the medical examiner has angered his family members over the weekend, plus we'll take the plunge with some young athletes who could save your life before the summer ends. >>> this would be a great time to be on the beach the next couple days cristian. >> yeah. >> we forecast a high of 93, hit 92 even though it feels hotter with all that humidity. we have abc 2 weather winner as a result. francis kin dealership ski

she celebrates with a rye on -- ride on the back of the mascot. she gets the gold medal and a little bit of an embarrassing moment following her victory. take another look. he can't see when he's looking down. >> coming up next hour, the buffalo bills has a new haircut and contact and can't wait to start playing some football. we'll hear from him coming up at 6:00. >>> you'll tell us the specifics behind the haircut and why. >> let's say he's playing tribute to a newly inducted hall of famer. >>> kent island high school on the eastern shore, the latest on the football players that got sick and collapsed yesterday. the story ahead in a live report. >>> coming up, was it heat or something else? that's the question after a dozen high school football players fall ill on the field. >> reporter: in howard county, a inmates capes and captures the deputy. >>> did he violate any ethics? new controversy over a marriage proposal. >> some lingering rains in the region. we have the updated forecast. checking for stories and all of the breaking news starts now.

the last time the government got involved in micromanaging our culture, there was rye oths for rice. the more they get involved. the more expensive it's going to ultimately cost mankind. >> i don't know than, you're making a big philosophical argument here when it's a factual argument. you couldn't be more wrong. it's the weather that controls this. this doesn't have anything to do with the green evolution. >> wait. you don't think the bush administration -- you don't think the bush administration'sette elmo policy pushed up corn prices, wayne? >> that doesn't have anything to do with farmers. that has to do with some moron. >> ok. all right. >> but steve, if they do have some perverse incentive for farmers to plant trees instead of food that we can eat, what do you think will happen to food prices? >> managing the amount of food that's produced is nothing new in the united states. about 8% of farmable land in the united states is already set aside to be idle by government programs. it's just something that has to be managed properly. i don't think it's going to affect food prices. i

what we have got right mere in the baltimore area, scattered showers and more thunderstorms rye main back to the west of our region. we have got flood advisories in effect for southern pennsylvania as well as cecil and kent counties. we have also got a flood warning that lil you et county in pennsylvania just to the southwest of the pittsburgh rebegin, i'm sorry the philadelphia region, not philadelphia. our forecast for the overnight period, mostly cloudy. quite a bit of fog. we'll see an overnight low of 71 degrees. we'll have the complete forecast coming up in 71 minutes. >>> a veteran baltimore police officer is under investigation for allegedly roughing up a 15- year-old boy less than a mile from his home. >> reporter: mary bev it has only been two days but they have letters to her councilman and the mayor and us as well saying the officer threatened and harassed her son as he was walking home from basketball practice. at 6'1" the 15-year-old is already a budding basketball star but he missed practice lately. >> i don't want to go outside, i don't want to see my friends, i just

before noon yesterday, 67-year- old john yates decided to take a rye. he was an avid cyclist and had some errands to run. >> he left and said i will be gone an hour, if it's going to be later, i'll call. >> she never received the call. police visited later. >> my world just went, because i knew. >> john yates was dead, hit and kill by a double axle box truck. it happened on lafayette avenue. they believe the truck broadsided yates. >> witnesses state that the driver was caught under the truck. >> reporter: police are searching for driver and surveillance video may help but police won't say how much. they want more. >> my whole word is shattered. >> reporter: police say it's too early to tell if it was intentional. be this spot could be a part of the daily route. >>> if anybody who passes by that way on a regular has seen a truck meeting the description, a white box truck, we hope they can call us as well. >> mrs. . yates wants the driver to come forward. >> if he saw what it did and took off, it's on him, god will take care of him. >> reporter: the fami

now he has to challenge rye gran zimmerman at some point. his first two homers were grand slams on the what i to 24. i'm not sure he has hit one since. >> rob: and 15-10. allowed 15 homers. 173 strikeouts and 48 walks. and pitching in some harsh conditions. in milwaukee. >> bob: zimmerman, bases loaded. high strike call. crew chef. 33 year veteran behind the plate. >> rob: the two guys over the base. let's put some next to each other. that is quite similar. >> bob: that is. 1-1 to zimmerman. inside. rivera started this with his first major league hit. one out later a base hit to left. dunn walked. ryan zimmerman has a count of 2- 1. the nats are down by 6. off the end of the bat. he hopes it gets out of play. and it will. jason bourgeois over to have a look. 2-2 to zimmerman. did he go. yes he did. riley will say he went around. here comes the manager again. come on, zimmerman, argue the call. >> rob: if he goes around right here. the plate and riggleman has been ejected. >> bob: he did go. that's costly in more ways than one. first strikeou

i don't have the voice down yet, i'm rye lying mostly on my -- relying mostly on my physical resemblance to him. >> it is like cartman from southpark. some where in here. look, here is the deal. he says look and here is the deal and if he says both he wants you to listen and it might cost you a couple of bucks. i don't care if you are a liberal or republican or democrat. >> i care, he doesn't have to. >> here is the deal. i agree to talk slow at the beginning and fast at the end. bush would get to the end of the sentence and couldn't think of the last word and you find yourself kind of rooting for him to get it. like a scene from the water boy, you can do it. you wanted him to get there so bad. president obama sometimes the teleprompter gets behind. here is the deal. could you move that for us. i just winged it. it worked better. >> i don't think it did. >> did george bush ever comment on your impression of him? >> no, i had karl rove come up to me one time like a similar kind of event where i met you and karl rove came up and i thought it would be meet to meet him. it is always cool to

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in israel, there are rye brows raised over, of all things, women's dresses.re designed by a palestinian bombing conspirator sitting in an israeli prison. mike tobin has an unusual dress for success story. >> the fashions have become the rage among arab women, particularly those in the palestinian territories. the designer is serving six life sentences in an israeli prison for his work prior to fashion design. as an operative for hamas, he drove the bomber who detonated on tel aviv bus number four in septemberç 2002, killing six people. he was also convicted for driving another bomber who failed to detonate. with open arms, he is welcomed into the family garment business. >> so the family regularly visits him in prison. during those visits, he coaches them on new dress designs. occasionally, he will mail a sketch. his ideas become garments for religious women, and sexy clothes to be worn only in the house. the customers don't consider his past when buying. >> i like this dress, because it's beautiful, and the designer is not important. >> some do consider the

. >>> rye gran braun hitting 3 for the brewers. 20 each of the first three major league seasons.homeruns shy of 100. he is hitting .324. check the brew ares. lopez the at 2nd. cameron batting 3rd -- 2nd. then braun in left field. prince fielder. casey mcgehee. short top is escobar and burns on the mound. adam dunn. 1 for 2. he is five for his last nine with a couple of walks. over the last 32 and hitting 373. 9 homers. and here is the nats lineup. morgan leads nov center. gonzales at shortstop tonight. then adam dunn. zimmerman and belliard gets the start at 2nd. dukes. and nieves and now let's go back to our studios and a visit from the sports junkies. >> i'm jp from the sports junk wry. this is the third time we have been here. we're back. and the experts. >> we are wearing the same gear. >> what do i know about the brew ares. >> fielder is a big guy. [ laughter ] >> all right. actually break down the series between the nats and brewers. they can live in the time capsule from 30 years ago. and playing for the brew ares for 30 years. >> he was on the bad news bears. >> great to

tests in patter's opinion, protecting doctors from malpractice frivolous suits must be a part of any ryere eager to know what it will look like. how the benefits will be like. it's anybody's guess. >> reporter: no matter what changes come, dr. patter says he will continue to honor the memory of his family by providing care to those who can't pay. >> we are trying our best, whatever we can do. >> reprter: it's good for their hearts and his, too. now, as you can imagine, dr. patter and the siblings were overwhelmed with patients when they began offering the service. now they are full. they hope to get more doctors to volunteer their time to serve more patients. >>> it was nicknamed pot in a can. a grape flavored soda causes such extreme relaxation, some compare it to smoking marijuana. stores recently started selling it. now more than ever people need something to relax. >> people don't like it, try to stay out of trouble. this won't get you in trouble. you can buy it in the store. it's legal. >> no sensation of getting high with drank. it's no different than falling asleep under your own

one-stop shopping marketplace where you can compare the benefits, cost and track records of a is a rye ti of plans, include -- of a variety of plans, including a public option to insurance plans and keep the insurance companies honest. >> the public option, whether we have it or don't have it is not the entirety of healthcare reform. this is just one sliver of it, one aspect of it. >> that is not the essential element. >> so the public option is not a deal breaker from the >> well, i think there will be a competitor to private insurers, so that is really the essential part. sunday must have been a very slow news day, because here's the bottom line. absolutely nothing has changed. bret: well there you see the evolution of nothing changing from the administration's point of view about the public option, which is government-run health insurance. they wanted at one point for it to be a part of a plan on the table to compete against private health insurance companies but there is some debate about whether they're abandoning that position or wanted to over the weekend. so what about all of t

my rye -- my assistant bob has a some things you can't get a tax break on. >> no tax breaks on computers, laptops, even things to eat like a raw hide bone, huh-uh. no tax break. so i'm sorry, you are not going to get a tax break. back to you. >> that car salesman in armando comes out again. >>> gaithersburg new city manager wants to know more about the property deal between the city and its workers. one example a custodian living rent free in a city building and another is a supervisor renting a 1800 square foot home for $350 a month for nearly 30 years. >> it was done with a hand shake to begin with. this guy has been living here almost as long as we have. >> if we are offering properties at below market value, then that's considered a benefit, and asucweh should be treating it that way. >> reporter: atth public works supervisor makes $120,000 a year. gaithersburg city manager says she hopes to report her findings to the city council early next month. >>> the cash for clunkers program is no longer in danger of shutting down. the senate voted last night to put an extra $2 billion in to t

bill schulz, disgusting, rye pulsative. chris cotter, a pleasure. that does it for me.re i'm greta vai'm greg gutfeld. see you next time. captioned by, closed captioning services, inc. 0 at the a-kayed yaw national park out east in maine were swept into the motion when a massive waive smashed into the small sea inland at thunder hole are safely in the hont. the surviving four extremely lucky to be alive after spending half an hour in the rough surf being rescued the united states coast guard and other local and state agencies helicopters rescue boats and other facilities. tonight's one casualty tragically a 7-year-old girl who was unresponsive when pulled from the water and later pronounced dead at the hospital. the victim thrillseekers in a crowd of thousands were standing on the rocks of the huge crashing surf which sores up whenever ocean storms send the big rollers ashore. standing on those slippery rocks in these conditions obviously prohibited in that part of the national park and paths leading up to it are now closed. our condolences the fami

. >> gary: here's the 0-2 on the way to rye mole. he will get a base hit.nated hitter on in the 8th inning. 2 down. rbis for the angels all coming in the 3rd inning go guererro, rivera, kendrick and quinlan, one run scored on an error, one unrun everyoned run on the board -- run earned run to the board. >> as has happened throughout the game they have come with one or two down making it tough to get an inning together. the only time the orioles had the lead off was in the 5th inning. knocked down. play made. no runs one hit and one left on base. 5-1 angels. @x@0@p@0@6p)@)@)p,  >> gary: a beautiful night camden yards. i'm gary thorne. the angels have the 5-1 lead. jim johnson will come on. hendrickson worked an inning. one hit and one strike out. >> jim: last tuesday his fourth on the year. these closer now that cherryl is pitching for the dodgers. o'sullivan maybe in case the orioles needed johnson to come in and save one. >> gary: angels took character had the third inning of -- took charge in the 3rd inning and thers not able to get the lackey. gu

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. >> highman gained note rye for his photos of volunteer models posing nude from times square to chinatown and his pictures generally sell from anywhere from $2,000 to more than $9,000. >>> new study out shows many doctors have been negative feelings about their obese patients. the study is from the new york university school of medicine. researchers surveyed about 400 colleagues who practice all types of medicine. more than 40% of the doctors who responded say that they have negative reactions to obese patients. and most of the doctors described treating their overweight patients as, quote, very frustratinfrustrating. more than half of the doctors said that they were qualified to treat obesity but less than half of them fell that treatment was successful. >>> still ahead on "news4 at 4:00," the details of recall affecting thousands of stoves. >>> he didn't make the cut first time. mao britain's newest singing sensation talks about why he decided to try out for the e otish re "the xto-fncr"ac ag n. >>> coming up tonight on "news4 at 5:00" -- >> good afternoon. i'm wdy rieger. modify your m

glenn: do you know what a pie rye ya i was? >> did they hate you over there? glenn: the management was good to me but the pit of despair was in the newsroom. >> you would walk through the newsroom and they hated you? >> one of the journalists looked up and went ughh. >> they do that here. to me. maybe it's just you. >> she said you expect it and i said i do. it's that sad. >> did that inhibit you that you weren't as flamboyant over there because of these pinheads mocking you? >> i think the reason i wasn't as flamboyant -- i think i'm the same person. >> you were much more low-key over there. a full moon came out when you got fox. glenn: maybe that's god's way of sorting out the stupid people. the car companies that have been making crap boxes since 1955. >> something about live television does it to you. glenn: i don't care about anything. i just want my guy to win! president obama looked at all that he created and said it is very good, so he declared the 7 months a month of rest. what are you doing? dabbing with your cloth? >> when it's live and the camera c

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we are going to rye to save the second half of the weekend for getting things done outside and with that lower humidity, too. 84. next week staying in the middle 80s. you can visit my blog to find out how to get the back to school picks on the air. angie, how's the traffic. >> overall not so bad. we will kick things off with a little camera tour. 66 eastbound finding drivers at speed from route 50 to the capital beltway. moving over to the maps. gw parkway southbound, we like the green. we are good as far as speed is concerned. a little volume north of the district from new hampshire to georgia. no incidents or accidents. we are tracking a delay in the district. this is through northeast on inbound new york avenue stretching between the times building and florida avenue wrap it up with a train alert. metro and vre are fine but the brunswick line, 890 has been canceled and 892 is running 30 minutes behind. andrea, over to you. >>> >>> as the school year gets ready to begin, there is an effort if fairfax county to stop under age drinking. beer distributors are teaming up to provide a respo

the information that we had, they didn't even get a chance to follow it before it took off at a rye rate of speed. here we are, what, 8, 10 blocks later, the vehicle was involved in an accident. >> reporter: so police are being very clear about the fact that they did spot this stolen vehicle but they weren't even able to follow him because he started speeding so quickly. the suspect is in serious condition in an area hospital and the woman was pronounced dead at shock trauma after the accident. kelly mcferson, wjz "eyewitness news." >> thank you, kelly. wjz will continue to follow the breaking story throughout the evening. >>> the government's cash for clunkers program is proving positive for the economy as people trade in their rundown vehicles for a brand new model. >>> now, lawmakers want to extend the program even further. "eyewitness news" is live in brooklynville. jessica kartalija has more on the efforts to keep it running. >> reporter: the government has already poured $1 billion into the pot. now they are hoping to add another $2 billion giving the economy a much-needed boost. >

by that time the chicago rye it occurs and 1919 the naacp has begun to be recognized as a major defeat, major civil rights organization and walter wright comes to investigate and wells and her husband are still worried that the naacp isn't doing enough. >> host: so, how would you some of her legacy and african-american history, but women's history as well? >> guest: i think and how women's history she's an interesting figure. she is someone who didn't aspire to being a women's leader, she aspired to be a leader and reminds us there's different kind of women's leadership, and there is this very activist kind that is sort of outside a lot of women's history as is presently told. and an african-american history i think she is crucially important as the kind of missing link between abolitionism and the civil rights movement. she actually is the person measured by frederick douglass and goes on to help found the naacp and that is a story we've lost not paying attention to wells. it's sort of like abolitionism ends and in the naacp is infant separately. there is connections. >> host: are you

this business otherwise you are going to spend too much of your time looking over your shoulder on va ryeeam of choices and decisions. well, i don't really, now, spend the time worrying, probably the first time i have been asked about it in three years. >> larry: the two recent books. one was a best-seller. >> i have been out and around for two, three years since it has been out. i am involved in the senate. the leadership in trying to, in a constructive way on a variety of domestic. >> larry: you don't read it? >> i don't spend it any time. >> larry: from personal tragedy to the politics of fear. next on this special edition of "larry king live." >> to them i say, i recognize my own shortcomings. the faults in the conduct of my private life. i realize that i alone am responsible for them. i'm racing cross country in this small sidecar, but i've still got room for the internet. with my new netbook from at&t. with its built-in 3g network, it's fast and small, so it goes places other laptops can't. i'm bill kurtis, and wherever i go, i've got plenty of room for the internet. and the nation'

. >> wheat, rye, oat, barley. anything made from those products or even deli meats or french fries or anything dusted with flour. >> reporter: a con sum at that point for whole foods market says that's why it is important to carefully read the ingredients. >> best thing to do always is to become a very savvy label reader. you want to make sure that even if you are shopping in a store and there is a shelf tag that says gluten-free, you still want to pick up the product and read the labels. that's critical. >> reporter: blair and her daughter say the products like pizza crust and cupcakes made life a little sweeter and their health, that improved dramatically. >> it was amazing. within about a week, i started feeling a lot more energy. >> it was a hard road getting therbut, you know, a group of friends and have knowledge out there, then you can live a normal life. >> just because something is gluten-free doesn't mea it is healthier. these foods can have a lot of extra sugar. besides the list of ingredients, make sur

congress is looking at changing rye tire yeah benefits. the post master has been asked to reduce delivery from six days to five. they say everything is on the table for the postal service or they will be unable to pay its bills. >> well, i would think that would be very unfortunate. i come here about once a week to deliver my product in the mail so i really hope that it does stay open. >> i work across the street, d and, you know, we do business with them. we send stuff to our clients and stuff so i think that's real bad. like where are we going to go now? >> reporter: the closures are a little less than two months away, september 30th is when you could expect to see closed signs on your neighborhood post office. reporting live i'm kimberly suiters. news 4. back to you. >> kimberly, thank you. >> a virginia plan is fighting a ticket for what he says was simply an act o kindness. last month, joe vamosi saw some geese trying to cross fairfax county parkway in reston. he hopped out of his car and allowed them to pass. an officer ticketed vamo

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rye owe is now -- rio is being held on a $50,000 bond. >>> they are scrambling to combat a virus that makes dogs six. at least six cases of the virus has been confirmed so far, one of them fatal. the virus called dog flu affects dogs' appetites and causes other respiratory problems. 20 dogs are quarantined with suspected symptoms. the virus is transferred from dog to dog. humans cannot catch it. >>> when it comes to health care, president obama is moving stay ahead. he took his pitch on the road to colorado saturday. manuel gallegus reports the trip doesn't come without controversy. >> reporter: he was at it again. >> nobody is going to force you to leave your health care plan. if you like your doctor, you keep seeing your doctor. i don't want government bureaucrats medaling in your health care, but the point is, i don't want insurance company bureaucrats medaling in your health care either. >> reporter: some who came to see him believe it. >> i'm thinking it was a lot of truth to it. >> reporter: others think it's just politics at play. >> i think they stacked it with obama supporter

rye now he gets his health insurance from his wife's plan. >> it's a shame that we can't provide or find insurance for ourselves, that is as affordable as other businesses. >> he doesn't know the ultimate solution. after all, he's an expert in music. not medicine. >> i think those whose expertise lays in health care need to really take a look at how that can be improved. >> that was focus affiliate mike lowe reporting. president obama now on the ground in colorado. he's running way ahead of schedule for his town hall. we'll bring you the president, the instant he begins. >>> and remember this georgia congressman who held that town hall meeting that got heated? guess what today, yelled another one. was he less fired up this time? >> to do it on your own. not a single one of you had the decency to call my office and set up for a meeting. okay? then do that. do that! but don't, don't come and take advantage of what these individuals have done. bottom of the hour, time for top of the news, state of emergency in northern california. the wild fires still raging this hour. engulfed eight square

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if you are the president, any chance you say pass health rye form by any means possible, even if it's partisan plan? >> i don't think he is at that point just yet. i think he needs to really rally the troops and need to get refocused on a message. the democratic party has to understand that president barack obama is their best asset, so they really need to rally around him and come up with a solution to this quagmire. there's no reason why the democrats who are in charge of the senate and the house and the white house can't get together and figure out a way to get this done and bring some of the republicans on. i think that's where senator matt baucus is going to have to play a real role here because he is not such a partisan guy, and he are really reach across the aisle. the democratic party needs to wake up and understand that barack obama, president barack obama is their best asset so, they need to build this man up, make sure they can get something done this time around. >> you know, maurice, what you are saying is not rocket science. i mean, it's not a reflection on you. the fact

because this is something that the i think the rye racki state will be wrestling with a lot of these fundamental issues for a decade or more. as long as they are doing that within the political environment where the violence is not fundamentally driving the decision-making, then i don't think we have a problem with that. i think that the role that we play is a role of continuing to encourage iraqis not to use violence. using that term with a lot of latitude. and also supporting the functioning of the political process in iraq so that there is a way that these issues can be resolved in this way. it is a very important role that we can play. and a agree with michael. this a moment when we should be leaning forward diplomatically and politically and unfortunately it's not entirely clear to me that that's what is actually going on in baghdad. >> what's going on in baghdad? >> well, i'm not sure that to what extent we're really leaning forward, particularly the embassy is really leaning forward to help the iraqis continue to pursue political solutions to these problems. to sort of take up

. >> i think your argument in ther rye is interesting.'t work. >> in practice it's 1,000 people, 1,500 people standing in line. >> those people are not a theory. those are human beings. those are americans. >> i feel a lot more americans coming out and saying they disagree with the administration's approach here. >> and they have every right to do that. >> they're concerned about government intervention. >> they have every right but you're not speaking to the point about the people who need care. >> i'm speaking to the point that the vast majority of people i see on trve and throughout the country are speaking to. they don't trust this administration, and this government to take a larger role in the discussion with regard to health care. that is not an observation. i think that's a fact. >> that's a very valid point and fair point, but there's a fundamental question a lot of people have. that is if you look at the amount of money we all spend on health care. 40 cents on every dollar goes for things that are essentially not medical care. i

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. >>> outside los angeles prison officials are trying to clamp down on a rye jot that left several inmatesand one build be on fire. local fire crews and police are on the scene. the violence broke out last night and left several inmates injured. the prison is a medium security facility. >>> in massachusetts, the sister of john f. kennedy remains in critical condition this morning. 88-year-old eunice kennedy shriver is the fifth of nine kennedy children and became a founding force of the special olympics. shriver's daughter maria has traveled to be with her and she's accompanied by her husband and governor of california, arnold schwarzenegger. >> ves levels -- stress levels are going up in emergency rooms. >> then we're going switch gears and show you this small medical practice that's cutting corners to focus on patient care. is there a market? see what you think. we're back in two. >>> emergency room nurses don't feel so safe these days. in a new survey it finds that more than 50% have had a patient or patient's family hit, kick or punch them. and that's only about how it starts. rita and

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new evidence where rye answer jenkins took his own life. >>> a teacher might have saved his high school from being blown to smithder evens. cops say a teenager stormed into the school and this guy was loaded for bear. ten pipe bombs, a sword, chain saw. we all have that one split second, either we do something about it or we don't. thankfully this teacher did. we love hearing from you. call in, 1-877-tell-hln. e-mail me at cnn.com/primenews, or text us at hlntv. start your message with the word prime. it's your chance to be heard. 234r7 -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is "prime news." we have new details coming in on the man accused in the swimsuit model jasmine muri's gruesome murder. cops found her stuffed in a suitcase dumped in a trash bin. jenkins ran off to canada. he killed himself in a motel room. cops want to know whether jenkins' family is somehow involved. they say a car spotted at that motel matched the description of his dad's silver pt cruiser. was it his father? what about this mystery woman who paid for the room where he took his life? could it even be bot

. >>> swiss s andiiri aqplomats arry ti in intolearn about thre icamerans in rye ran. switzerland is helping. am e rethhikers left turk d an got went into irnaq ad lost between iran and iraq and entered iran by mistake. >>> a fire broke out inside a local fire station last night county. the source of the fire was a fire truck. now, the bigger problem came when the firefighters called for backup and there was trouble getting the help. the nearby capitol heights station they would normally call for help was closed. this morning, it's fueling concerns over staffing cuts and we'll have more details at 8:00. >>> and there are details -- about virginia governor's travel ware abouts. >>> some students are back to school already. student in mt. vernon and samuel tucker go back today. as well as seven elementary schools in fairfax county. other schools start next month. >> that's way early! >>> got to say, way early! i wouldn't be happy. >> yeah, true. >> now, we have to get on a schedule. it's sweet having a modified schedule >> well, got to do it. >> what do you want to know

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his first major speech was in support of 1964 civil ryes act.a mandatory part of its public school curriculum. the program is in its early stages and should be in place for all public schools by next fall. alabama, georgia, and arkansas schools have emphasized civil rights. when hurricane katrina hit new orleans four years ago, many of the cities' school music programs were washed away. he helped create a free afterschool program that helped keep kids off the streets. we hit with high notes. >>> the powerful booming reach of rebirth, one of the most popular bands of new orleans just got bigger. the gift of music needed to reach another audience. >> music really saved me from a lot of stuff going on in the streets and i figured i could do the same thing with other kids. >> reporter: he came up with an idea that offered kids ages 9-14 to learn music for free. >> no advertisement, just word of mouth. >> no strings attached, no instruments needed. just bring yourself. >> i call it the no excuse process. i give the transportation, instruments, food,