sam cooke took leonard to the ground like a veteran linebacker. >> perfect for. told sam. >> he came through for us in a big white. >> and saved a touchdown and possibly the game for baltimore. >> it would have been a touchdown. we would have lost the game. >> sam cook mostly goes unnoticed. >> i do not know how you guys do it, each and every play. >> you have to love a guy who sacrificed for the greater good and did it well. >> he said he makes one tackle every six weeks and says he felt like a train hit him. >> somebody get the license plate of the train. >> thank you. >> a tragic scene in east baltimore when a man opened fire inside the nelson building at johns hopkins hospital. the man, paul pardus, pulled a gun on a doctor after becoming upset. after shooting in injury the doctor, we're told he locked himself in his mother's room. swat teams from the city of baltimore county were called to the scene. authorities learned pardus had shot and killed his mother as well as himself. the doctor has been identified as dr. david cohen and he is expected to be ok. tha

sam cooke. >> songs that really touch people deeply. >> i have come to a place where i call it the soundf maternity. bob dylan calls it eternal young. i think there are certain songs that help you live without fear. when you are living in fear, you invest in violence. fear is expensive, just ask president bush. inn love. and what marvin gaye says is true, war is not the answer, only love can conquer hate. these things are not cliches, they are truisms. if we implement them, you will see a transformation in the bay area, richmond, oakland, the mission. all places where we need to dismantle the violence, the fear, the unnecessary pain that goes on. >> you are a person that has lived a pretty miraculous life. pretty extraordinary what you have accomplished, the range of people you have been able to touch with your music. you chose a beautiful word in spanish for your foundation -- miracle. could you talk about what the foundation has been able to do? >> we are able to empower and give young people a way for them to develop their own decisions. i started with my own vision. there are people

sam cooke took winner to the ground like a veteran linebacker. >> the opportunity presented itself, and he came through for us in a big way. >> it saved a touchdown and possibly the game for baltimore. >> you start to figure it out, like if i had not done that, you are right, it would have been a touchdown and we definitely would have lost the game. >> i don't know how you guys do it. each and every play, if i make one tackle, i feel like a train just hit me. >> you have to love a guy willing to sacrifice for the greater good and do it well. >> and do it honestly, too, at least in the admission of how much it hurts. this week, the ravens and bingles lobbing complement's at each other. chad ochocinco only once to talk football. his new counterpart, terrell owens, has gone low-key, too. he had nothing but respect for ray lewis and the ravens defense. >> they obviously are led by ray lewis and they fly around -- that has been made up of that team. i think everyone knows that defensively they try to impose their presence throughout the game. you just have to go out there and play smash mout

. >>> remember that great sam cooke song "wonderful world," don't know much about history? with all due respect today you and i could add, don't know much about religion either. the bottom line of a new pew form poll of religion an public life. many if not most americans profess to be religious. when it comes to facts about religion they come up short. of the more than 3,400 people questioned by phone, the average number of correct answers out of 32 questions was 16. there it in lies one of the most interesting if not surprising findings of the poll, atheists agnostics scored highest. not so hard to believe. mormons and evangelical prof aa protestants. this next graphic shows how the various groups did in the survey. the average number of correct answers out of 32 questions. you can see there atheists and agnostics 26.9. jews 20.5. and rounding out the bottom of the list, you can see, hispanic catholics black protestants and people who said they follow no religion in particular. another aspect of this poll, researchers emphasize a number of factors contribute to a person's

sam cass. chefs across the country adopting local schools to promote healthier eating as part of the first lady's campaign to combat childhood obesity. >> my job is to get people enthusiastic about cookingabout fresh food, about fresh food from their garden. teaches them how to cook with fresh ingredients, cook them with a peel and hopefully one day be a mentor for them >> reporter: the mission won't be easy. schools receive less than $3 per lunch per student from the federal government. and that means less money for the healthier options. d.c. public schools is trying to improve school lunches, launching a pilot program requiring foodservice providers purchase at least 20% of their ingredients locally. in hopes they can get fresher cheaper. >> they've done away with those disgusting tater tots, and they don't have chicken tenders. they don't have processed foods. this is a real new page in terms of cafeteria eating. >> reporter: and that is something the parents of merch elementary students have wholeheartedly embraced. why is the food that they're eating so important, or should be more important? >> it's just as important as digesting a book is what you digest on that plate. and you k

sam. >> good morning, juju. everybody say good morning to juju. very nice. my friend, austin. say it? >> i wanted to say hi to jonathan on 60 cookl broadcast voice. let's get to the news. we want to show you one or two things. where it was chilly this morning. do you feel a little chilly air in new england? the coldest number on the board will be saranac lake. the numbers come up during the day today. and tomorrow, the summer-like heat is back. new york city's 87 degrees tomorrow. 86 on thursday. d.c. gets to the 90s on thursday. an unusual push of warm air. this may be the last real strong push of hot air for a while now. atlanta stays hot at 9 it's a cool, beautiful times square morning. back to you, george. >> thanks. >>> the governor of wisconsin has called for the resignation of a state prosecutor, after the prosecutor admitted to sending 30 sexually suggestive text messages to a domestic abuse victim whose case he was handling. the prosecutor has apologized. but says he's going to stay in the job until he's voted out of office. the governor, jim doyle, is coming up. but first, andrea canning has the story. >> reporter: ste

sam. >> good morning, juju. everybody say good morning to juju. very nice. my friend, austin. say it? >> i wanted to say hi to jonathan on 60 cookbroadcast voice. let's get to the news. we want to show you one or two things. where it was chilly this morning. do you feel a little chilly air in new england? the coldest number on the board will be saranac lake. the numbers come up during the day today. and tomorrow, the summer-like heat is back. new york city's 87 degrees tomorrow. 86 on thursday. d.c. gets to the 90s on thursday. an unusual push of warm air. this may be the last real strong push of hot air for a while now. >>> another beautiful day outside with total sunshine and high-pressure overhead and gorges and uncomfortable and noticeably cooler than yesterday. warrenton is 53 degrees. temperatures will quickly rise. we should make it into the low 80's with sunshine. the wind will kick in later on and that will raise the temperatures to near it's a cool, beautiful times square morning. back to you, george. >> thanks. >>> the governor of wisconsin has called for the resignation of a state prosecutor, after the prosecutor adm

cooks for us. >> she made this menu for the vice president, his wife, jill, and some of the veterans. >>> of course, hurricane earl, moving up the east coast. let's go to saming, george and elizabeth. elizabeth, i saw you doing a fashion segment. the kid put up the hood. we had ours up, too. we got punched with a heavy rain and wind blast from earl. even though this storm is pulling away from the atlantic coast, it's still got powerful bands that are sweeping onshore. so, it's nothing we can give the all-clear to yet. wind is still whipping the sand straight down the beach and whipping up those waves. they're even larger than they were at 7:00 this morning. let's get to the boards. we'll show you what's going on. as earl makes its track up the eastern seaboard, we're expecting a really close path for new england. and this storm has always had the idea in a it would turn on somewhere around maine. make landfall in nova scotia or maine. we'll be watching this carefully tonight. on the weekend, the big weekend fly-by map, shows how gorgeous america will be this weekend. just about every place has beautiful weather. and that's good all that weather was brought

sam? and a little salt. >> you've softened the butter. it's easy. >> almost ready. you take that mix. and you put it on wax paper. make it about the size of the fillets you're going to be cooking >> put it in the refrigerator. >> right. we have chilled ones here. and you get a puck of bread crumbs. you cook your fillets until they're slightly under where you like them. put this on top. pop them under the broiler. and it comes out like this. the broiler gives it that crumb crust like that. >> you know, you want to ooh and aw. >> together. i love these guys. i need these guys at my house. >> what scare med is the redi-whip. >> we were told to shake our can. >> anything can happen. what's next? >> on the plate here's. we've got the lettuce wraps from p.f. chang's. >> i love these things. >> signature recipe. we're putting the whipped cream on. this is serendipity frozen hot chocolate. so easy to do. use three, different types of cocoa. dry milk and sugar. that makes a mix for you. add to a blender with ice. and that's it. and this is a really cool trick. you take a bar of chocolate and use a vegetable peeler and sheer it off. >> is it room temperature when you do it? i can't make