con un familiar, y después de cometido el crimen interpuso una medida, y se encargó de contar que samuelvidarlo, y que no se descubra. >>> un alivio para toda la familia, porque mucho sufrimiento por mguchos años. >>> y ustedes la van a perdonar? >>> no, dios perdona, pero no se puede perdonar a esa mujer. >>> lo increíble es que estuvo a punto de ser el crimen perfecto, y faltaban tres meses para que el crimen prescrihubiera. >>> por ello muchos creen que fue samuel para dejar la macahabrá trama al descubierto. y su esposa se hacia pasar por una annegada madre. >>> por qué hacer ese daño? es doloroso, duele mucho, porque vio todo lo que sufrimos por él. >>> hace 15 años que buscamos esto, toda la familia está llegando. >>> y de un día para otro pasó a ser madre a asesina. >>> ya descansa una parte de uno, ya no voy a vivir con la ilusión de encontrarlo. >>> y están a la espera que se hagan los examenen de adn, y agradecen saber la verdad sus hijos aunque significó perder para siempre a su padre y madre. >>> y su prima jimena deberá seguir en prisión. >>> y para nuestro final, las pareja

samuels anchors the tough spot, doing for 10 straight seasons. but the big question, who will protect 17 on his right side? who will it be, the 400-plus pounder and top, pick in mike williams, or jeremy bridges? more on the opinion. >> i think it is tough -- you know we have depth from guys that have started in the league before, and this is probably the best depth that we have had since i've been here. >> i am getting better, day by day, working on techniques, stay low, work on things i need to work on. but so far it is going good. >> reporter: and beginning the season as the man who starts every offensive play with a snap, the man directly to his right, thomas, will guard that spot for the 7th straight year. and the new left guard is an old left guard. derek dockery returns after spending time elsewhere the past two seasons. >> really a good group, from tackle to tackle, and backups. we have guys that can really compete and that is what it is about. >> reporter: and the reason for the offensive line question, depth, they hope to have that in sp

con un familiar, y después de cometido el crimen interpuso una medida, y se encargó de contar que samuelue estuvo a punto de ser el crimen perfecto, y faltaban tres mesera que el crimen prescrihubiera. >>> por ello muchos creen que fue samuel para dejar la macahabrá trama al descubierto. y su esposa se hacia pasar por una annegada madre. >>> por qué hacer ese daño? es doloroso, duele mucho, porque vio todo lo que sufrimos por él. >>> hace 15 años que buscamos esto, toda la familia está llegando. >>> y de un día para otro pasó a ser madre a asesina. >>> ya scan una parte de uno, ya no voy a vivir con la ilusión de encontrarlo. >>> y están a la espera que se hagan los examenen de adn, y agradecen saber la verdad sus hijos aunque significó perder para siempre a su padre y madre. >>> y su prima jimena deberá seguir en prisión. >>> y para nuestro final, las parejas que quieran h@tgwgvaÑjh@ ventanillas en sólo 20 minutos,

samuels brought the effigy to his rally. now to other top stories, first their former chief is hit by a dui, now two police officers are under investigation. plus, employee perks. some local city workers get dirt cheap rent and don't have to pay a penny in taxes. and 9news now uncovered other spots around dc with low water pressure. >> i'm dave stadard in northwest washington. in reaction to last week's fire. >> we have solutions now in place that will provide the adequate water protection, or fire protection to every community in the district. >> the water supply companies have large hose, helping to create an aboveground water main. two of the cities six water supply engines will now d fearound the clock and dispatched on all fire s calld a portion of northwest and anywhere east of the anacostia river. a report issued in 2007 after a fire with similar water problems recommended that all six be fully staffed. dc's fire chief said last week that he didn't have the funding to staff the fire engines. >> i'm audrey barnes. gait

it shows a resident patrick samuels next to a cutout of congressman frank considereddic. samuels dressed in costume said it is a valid form of protest that goes back to the revolution. >> and there were things we blush at today. talk about intimidation there was tar and feathering. all effort sos of things. -- the all sorts of things. that was the least of what they did. >> reporter: he is part of the tea party movement. government is to invasive. the congressman said he, quote, went over the line. >>> no are than 100 home ownerships were left in the park after a water main break flooded their block. the city scrambled to fix the problem but it is one of several break that is putting a damper on the budget of the city. >> standing up or laying down he was floating. >> reporter: in hours the basement was a bet mess water up to three feet high. the cause is a 16-inch water main break from his row house on kirk avenue. >> i feel bad. >> the city agreed that kirk avenue water main break is one of many for baltimore this summer. in april a 20-inch break flooded a large portion

samuels on this.time" magazine had a story this week that basically says this accident is a wake-up call of sorts to women. pretty hard to scare an addict straight. is it a wake-up call, in your view? >> well, i think it's an opportunity because, listen, i've been on the front lines of fighting addiction and alcoholism for close to 20 years. and, you know, this is nothing knew with women. i mean, it's women, it's men. it's working class. it's celebrities. it's across the board. alcoholism takes no prisoners. and, you know, she, obviously, to me was an alcoholic. you don't ingest that kind of level of alcohol and smoke pot on an outing with your children unless you're an alcoholic. so what has to happen here is that we have to use this as an opportunity to educate the families. to me, the crime is that family was oblivious to the sign that this woman had been an alcoholic and drinking to that kind of extent. that's why we need to use this as an opportunity to talk about this. i mean, i'm going to come

samuels reasoning? >> the defense is always ahead in offense. and we're a little behind now.to the guys. we'll get it right. >> what about him? >> awesome. going to be good. and all americans in shorts. health melts. now have the pads on. can't nobody talk. everybody is well padded. hitting. colliding. thudding. everything to have a great season. >> yeah, i am still getting used to it. that's the thing. when the mind set is set. and all of a sudden go to a different package. got to switch. totally different mind set. trying to get well adjusted to it. think i'moing a great job. >> while he was signing post-practice autographs. another rookie is better. keith eloi with a giant stuffed bear and autographed it for a young man. steel downy. making it a day steel will remember forever. >> dent know. give it away. better for him to have it than me. >> he'll remember it. >> i hope so. hope i made him happy. >> keith eloy making steel's day. may use the bear for a tackling dummy. and couple notes. carlos rogers sat out with a calf problem. he expects to be back tomorrow. meanwhile, b

first chris samuels went with dave versus dave to teach s who's the better blocker. >> the first daveersus dave, dave feldman, chris ross and chris samuels to demonstrate the art of blocking. >> physically wouldn't you say i am going to be the better pass blocker. >> most importantly is what you have here. >> the heart. >> show us the proper technique. >> don't hurt yourself. >> left tackle. >> right foot forward, left foot back and left hand down. and you are going to hit it. right leg forward. >> right. >> right. >> and left hand down and make sure you bend your knees and shuffle. >> i want to see shuffling, chris. >> i want to see you shuffle, shuffle! >> that's beautiful, dave. i am going to show you one more time. >> back up. let me show you how it is done. o. >> are you kissing the bag. >> i'm hitting it, baby. >> that's our warmup. >> i was light on my feet. >> he was kissing it. >> go right foot first. >> right foot. >> i think i got it. you left tackle. >> you are the winner. in my opinion you are the winner. >> nice try. >> thank you, chris. >> thank you for doing our first

and juan samuel holding weeds. >> buck: right here -- wieters. the right here, looking over to 3rd base and sees wieters stop. and samuel stops wieters, and sizemore got to the ball very quickly. >> jim: willis how the for another chat as masterson tries to gets the ball back. masterson in this game has had only two 3-up, 3-down innings. he got through the 2nd and 5th in order. spent quite a pitch of time pitching from the stretch. >> buck: i think this is another -- a little bit of a survey to see how masterson is holding up and what he is thinking about here. obviously a ground ball gets him out of the situation, but you are working to a guy that doesn't hit tomato ground ball plays. >> jim: willis is in his 7th season as a pitching coach, but still is learning masterson who hash acquired from the red sox. >> buck: 33 pitches in the 3rd inning for masterson when the orioles scored four runs. >> jim: so, here is brian roberts, who has two hits on the day, and takes low. ball one. brian has an infield hit, single to left field, wigginton was gunn

samuel alito got in 58-42. chief justice john roberts got in by 78-22. we expect sonia sotomayor to fall in between the two. she has picked up nine republican votes. she will fall right in the middle of where we saw the last two nominees and how they feared in the senate vote. shepard: republicans are losing this battle, but it looks like they're laying the groundwork for future battles. >> this bill is a foregone conclusion. we have heard speeches all day talking about their worries about her. they believe she will look to international law to interpret the u.s. constitution. there are worries about her brady in a personal bias to the bench. here's what senator orrin hatch had to say. >> the constitution, both its words, and its meeting, is something she must follow rather than something she can change at will. >> we expect them to come back down the road. orrin hatch actually said, i hope the she proves my negative vote frowrong. shepard: how quickly could we see her formally sworn in? >> the white house and the supreme court have been mum. it could be

. >> samuel l. jackson. >> samuel l. jackson got attacked by a shark?. >> we're not about to die, we're about to live. we are going to seal off this -- [ laughter ] >> that's why we don't swim. >> the only black person ever killed in the water. >> is that right? >> yeah. >> this is really beautiful. and then i ate it. >> she is like the jackie robinson being killed by jellyfish? [ laughter ] >> i'm going to go through some african-american celebrities and you tell me whether you think they could swim or not. all right. kid -- >> the pool would be empty. he'd be sitting at the bottom with no water. >> all right. moan freeman. >> so black he wouldn't be allowed in pools. no, no. he's not allowed to swim yet. there were no black pools back then. >> al sharpton? >> no. no! >> wait, al sharpton can swim if you say black people cannot swim. [ laughter ] >> sinbad? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> the lighter the complexion, the more likely it is that people can swim? >> yes. i have seen an alibino walk on water. >> i underand to a certain extent but the more you're out i

of samuel adams. (bob cannon) hops add a spicy, citrus flavor to sam adams. conditions of soil, moisture and sunlight. (bob cannon) boston lager-- the proof is in the taste. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, everybody. welcome back. our first guest is one of the biggest comedy stars in the universe. his new film, "funny people," is in theaters today. we're thrilled he's here tonight. say hello to one of my all-time favorites, mr. adam sandler, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you doing, pal? >> hey, man, thanks for saying all that nice stuff up top. nice to see you and the roots, rock 'n' roll. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: right, unbelievable, right? >> sounds great every night. i've been watching you, buddy? >> jimmy: every single night? >> as much as i can. yeah, you're doing great, you look great. you're handsome. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how many shows do you think you've watched? total? >> i'd say about 15. >> jimmy: hey, that's good. i liked last night, the air drums. i like it all. >> jimmy: hey, you do watch. >> i watch a

and juan samuels pinch ran for the catcher darrendalton.eters goes to talk to the pitcher. >> buck: he would give autopsy pinch hit home run to bobby higginson. that would be the only run he would allow in his major league debut, first win. >> jim: popped him up. center of the diamond, who is going to take charge, andino and izturis? andino has it for the out. one down. >> buck: timely meeting with matt wieters as he went to the mound on the 3-1 count. went to the mound, talked to brian matusz, gave him some encourage. on how to get out. we're going to see more and more of that. he's going to take a leadership role with these young pitchers and try to guide them as he thinks best. >> jim: edwin encarnacione now. they had a meeting with jack morris as the bylaw jays hohn in order their championship team. jack morris was a great pitcher for the tigers before he moved on in his career. he won here and then won in minnesota. he won four world series championships. the 0-1 pulled to left field. that's a base hit. pie was still at the line, he wi

chris samuels, not all fun and games. that is like a brick wall. crisp play made coach zorn sme. he said his guys will see a lot more of this. >> it felt good. you always look forwd to putting the pads on. first day of contact. >> as the level of competition goes up, the tempo goes up, it is live. we did not try to tackle anybody, we help each other stay up. the intensity level has risen. we will be doing this a lot in the morning practices. it >> one player a lot of people are keeping a close eye on is devyn thomas. he has a lot to prove in his second year. his rookie camp was a washout. they're hoping that thomas will compete for a starting spot. >> we talk to him about, don't worry about the catch, that will come. he is a good receiver. he was trying to learn it route running, how to get to the place on time, with speed and confidence. those are the things i'm starting to see this year that i did not see last year. >>> the nationals made another move today, yesterday trading nick johnson. today, they recalled eliza duke's from aaa syracuse. last night, ryan zimmerman gets hold

first dave versus dave also, chris samuels to show us the art of blog -- blocking. looking at us, i'll be the best blocker. well, the most important thing,the heart that's ticking. >> show us the proper technique to get us into this first dave and dave. >> well, don't hurt us. >> go to the left tackle. have your right forward and left back and left hand down. hit the back. shovel the feet, shuffle the feet. >> left hand down. bend your knees and keep your eye up. shuffle it back. >> oh, i'm seeing shuffling. i'm not seeing him shuffling! >> shuffle! that's beautiful! >> let me show you this, one more time. shuffle your feet, oh, shuffle shuffle! >>> back off, let me show you how it's done. >> oh, no! are you kissing the bag! >> no, i'm hitting it. >> no, that's a warmup. >> oh, he was kissing the bag! >> still going, right foot first. left foot next. [ laughter ] >> i think i have a chance. >> oh! >> i think i moved it. that sucker moved, baby. >> you're going to right tackle. >> you're the winner. in my opinion, you're the winner. >> i tried. >> thank you for doing

she and her partner, james samuels, were essentially adopted by the billings, too.bi and john were strangers in town and down on their luck when they met bud billings, bought a car from him. later robbi and james lost their home to foreclosure. >> he said, you know what? i'm going to bring you out to where i live. he said, y'all are going to live with me. >> reporter: bud fixed up a trailer on his property. robbi and james moved in. bud was like that, said his friends. would give a stranger the shirt off his back. but when it came to business? >> now that he had two sides he could be -- >> reporter: he could be a tough businessman. >> he could be a very tough businessman. that was his business and livelihood and he wasn't going to let people get the best of him. business was business. >> reporter: and those businesses did very well, indeed. when bud ran them, they included a used car lot at the time called first use auto sales and a finance company. but success of a family business didn't mean much to melanie because a year later she suffered a devastating loss. her

. >> our first dave versus dave feldman, ross and six-time pro bowler chris samuels to demonstrate thelooking at us, you have to say who's the better pass blocker. >> the most important thing is what you have in here. >> the heart, the ticker. >> reporter: show us the proper technique if you would. >> you are the coach. >> don't hurt yourself. i don't want coach mad at us. >> i will simulate the pass tackle. hit the bag shuffle the feet, hit the bag, shuffle your feet. >> reporter: right leg forward, left hand down? >> make sure you bend your knees, hit the bag. >> reporter: i want to see some shuffling, chris. >> you have to shuffle a little bit better. >> shuffle. >> that's music, there. just one more time. >> shuffle, shuffle. back off, let me show you how it's done. >> uh-oh. uh-oh. >> i'm hitting it, baby. that was a tough one there. >> that's the rm-up. >> i was shuffling the feet. >> was kissing btheag. >> right foot first? >> right foot. >> reporter: i think i got a chance. that sucker moved. >> you will give up tackle spot. >> reporter: all right, i'm going left tackle? >> in

actress scarlett johansson and ryan reynolds reportedly received a beehive as a wedding gift from samueln. bet that wasn't on the registry. even the white house has a beehive to pollenate michelle's much talked-about garden. >> we love honey. >> there's a great payoff, right? >> oh, my god, it's amazing. >> try explaining it to the neighbors. >> the neighbors don't know. >> since the secret is out, these urban beekeepers are working with new york city to make it legal. andrew has started a charity, bees without borders, teaching people around the world how to harvest honey. >> we teach them how to use bee keeping to improve their crop yields. we teach them how to use it as income-generating mechanisms. >> of course it's not all charity. the small bottles of honey fetch $5 at farmers' markets around town. >> see, look what happened. >> and if anyone complains about the cost -- >> number 42. >> -- he just tells them what he had to go through to get it. >> i'm letting this painful experience -- >> play out on camera? >> play out on camera. [laughter] >> i'm jeremy hubbard for "nightline" in

he said will you ask teddy to get samuel hall for the meeting. i said oh, my goodness, i'll ask him. so on this evening when teddy and chris were feeling no pain, i walked off the floor and teddy put his arm around me he said i want you to come up go sailing with me. yes, i want you to do that, i said great, now teddy, i have a favor to ask of you. he said what's that? i said do you remember frank manson, he said, oh, yeah, good guy. well, you know, he's asked that you and i come and speak -- i said he's now the mission president in the mormon church over 200 young mormon missionaries in boston, massachusetts. my hometown, and i said yeah. forgive me. i've asked vicky to forgive me already. i said -- he said what about it? i said well, how about he would like you and me to come up and to speak to his 200 young missionaries. and he said done, just like that. i said well i have another favor to ask of you from him. he said what's that? he would like you to get -- done he said. so the next day i got into the office and i got this nice letter from te

she split the difference between samuel alito, who got 58 votes in favor of his confirm ratiatid john roberts who got 78. sonia sotomayor getting 68. it's all academic at this point. as they say in washington these days, it's such a zero sum game, david, washington politics in our generation. a win is a win. this is certainly a win and the white house wasting no time in saying so. >> and, mike, they certainly need the win right now given that they're -- their approval ratings continue to slip. how important is getting her confirmed by the end of the summer, possibly lifting their political fortunes, how important is that? >> it's a welcome dose of good news. i think what you're starting to see in the economy is also something that's very welcome given the fact that the president and the administration's poll numbers on the handling of the deficit and the economy in particular has slipped quite dramatically as is his approval ratings which incidentally remain above 50% in an area that's not cause for panic. certainly unlike the economy and the deficit. you have seen the president empha

brady or samuel brady's descendants. so i then had to go and tell my father, who at the time was 91, and my great aunt helen, who was 89, and i said, aunt helen, daddy, i told them about the d.n.a. and they said yeah, yeah, yeah, what's the bottom line? and the bottom line is we are not bradies. and my aunt helen told dr. rick kittles and the d.n.a. establishment where they could put that result. she said, i have been a brady 89 years and i am still a brady and i'm going to die a brady. and i love that, because they're parallel narratives and we need to preserve all the narratives. >> this has nothing to do with anything but how -- how old were your dad's companion when he was only 91? 40? 50? [laughter] i want to meet your dad. i don't know about the rest of you. the importance of telling history, in laying it down and -- and discovering the d.n.a., then what -- what is one supposed to do with that? do you know what i mean? >> well, for me, it's just incrediblely satisfying. >> yeah. >> it marriag helps me to undero som

. >> samuel richards won an individual title, outclassed the field, including the defending olympic champion to win the title in berlin. richards was the last year in beijing by the british actually -- athlete, and at last richards could celebrate a first major individual championship bowl. there was another american winner in the 400 meter hurdles when caroline successfully defended their title, going through puerto rico's first world record championship medal. less than two weeks to go before the start of the u.s. open tennis championships. venus williams has been beaten at the rogers, in toronto. in her first appearance in the event in 12 years she won the first set for a loss of a single game. but they are back now to win the next two sets 7-5, 6-4. >> thank you, russell. a summary of top stories, at least 75 people have been killed and hundreds wounded in a wave of attacks in baghdad. one massive truck bomb occurred outside of the heavily guarded green zone, damaging the iraqi parliament. keep up with all of the news on bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundatio

. >> reporter: but would samuels do it again. >> yes, i would have no equal qualms of doing it again. i got e-mails about the lynching thing and all that. >> reporter: senator ben car died will be in salaries burrito hold a healthcare forum for invitation only crowd. >> congressman chris van holland put out a installment condemning hanging effigys of federal lawmakers. >>> he won't be just warming a seat on capitol hill. martinez is resigning to go back home. he announced last december he will not be running for a second term. the republican governor charlie chris will name a replacement but will not take the seat himself. he was already one of the candidates in next year's election. >>> sonia sotomayor will be sworn in tomorrow as the 111th justice to the supreme court. justice john roberts will administer the oath. he will be sitting in the judicial oath before a small gathering of friends and family. the senate confirmed her yesterday. >>> after a .32 year ban d. c. residents can lawfully keep guns that their homes. the attorney who took that case to the supreme court wants to be a

she was confirmed by a wider margin than the last supreme court justice, samuel alito nominated by george w. bush but got fewer votes than the other bush nominee, john roberts. who was supported by half the senate democrats. sotomayor picked up votes from nine republicans, four plan to leave the senate including ohio's george voinovich. >> while the founding fathers may have a disagreement with her on some of her legal views, i think they would be proud, judging individuals on their merit has endured as part of this great experiment. >> reporter: for orrin hatch, was the first vote against the supreme court nominee. >> i believe i am doing the honorable and right thing even though i feel badly about it. >> reporter: only ailing ted esident has nominated the n first hispanic justice to the united states supreme court. times are changing. >> reporter: president obama acknowledged those changing times after the vote praising his nominee's beliefs. >> they are ideals she has fought for throughout her career, ideals the senate has upheld today in breaking yet another barrier in moving us yet a

chris samuels. skins go back to work later this morning. >>> meanwhile back on the road. his first multihomer game of the year. the pirates crushed the nationals 11-6. >>> o's hosting the red sox. josh beckett baffled baltimore striking out five and giving up no runs in seven innings. >>> in gulf it's the buick open and look who is here. tiger tied his way to the leaderboard. he shoots a 7 under 65. he leads the way by one stroke at 17 under par. > srmeen senior u.s. open, takoma park nay it fred funk leads the way by one stroke, 13 under par. if funk hangs on to win it will be his first major title. that's your "sports minute." i'm dan hellie. everybody have a great sunday. ok."next up "reporter's note fobonor ok."te for now, here's pat lawson muse. >>> good morning. welcome to "reporter's notebook." i'm pat lawson muse. on the note book, a stunning fall from grace. alexandria's police chief has stepped down. david baker announced his res ig neigh and retirement following his arrest last weekend in

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chris samuels is lean now and looks good in the gray. antoine randall-el dashing as all. clinton portis purple-on-purple with shade and what would a fashion show be without the stylage fred smootz. >> is this one of your best ensemble something you look terrific. >> this is one of my meager suitsy put together. >> really? i am a man of fashion. >> you like cards and nice clothes? >> cars and nice clothes. a man has to look good. >> you have to be one of the best-dressed guys here today? >> i try to do something, you know. i don't get no credit. i do all the dirty work. i have to try to look nice. >> he did look good. >>> michael vehicle appeared in bankruptcy court this morning in newport news, virginia. approving vick's plan to repay creditors out $20 million. he must retain a personal financial planner to manage the averages with the eagles. they will return to philly to make his preseason debut against the jaguars. >>> the nats and cubs this afternoon. top of the first, nats lead 1- 0. when ryan zimmerman connects to deep right fold, a 2-run home run, the 27th of the s

david to nate, and pop by samuel. he fumbles it. he says thank you very much. i'll take the ball and the touchdown. the eagles kick a late field goal to win 38-22. the game means nothing, but it did mean a lot for vick. >> it was great to finally get out there and get my feet wet, get a feel for the game again. see if the speed was still the same as it was two years ago, and you know, it felt the same. it's like riding a bike. you never forget how to do it. >> michael vick doing a whole lot of smiling tonight. >>> preseason game number three for the skins tomorrow night. the last real dress rehearsal before the big show starts. starters should play at least a half, and they will be tested by a strong patriots team on both sides of the ball. that's tonight night. today the guys were all smiles at the welcome home luncheon. ♪ hundreds of fans packed the ritz-carlton to meet the team, and it was a show. clinton portis pretty in purpose. how about fred davis, california cool with that hat. rookie quarterback kevin barnes with the ascot. that is shot, the dbs were t

and chris samuels, we ask you what's the different about wearing those pads. >> it hurts. that's the biggest difference. everything else is kind of mental. just getting occupy guys. now the banging starts and you'll get bruises. mental tough not has to come in and you got to play through it. >> the first day with pads is always tough on the body. trying to learn to hit and push through it. as the days go by, you're going to get better. there is camp. you're supposed to be sore. supposed to be hot and tired. >> we haven't had a fight out here in a long time. and, you know, i thought was coach was going to jinx us, he said we know how to practice with each other and not fight. you know the first day of pads somebody going to get hit where they're not supposed to get hit. but that didn't happen so i guess it's too hot and the gas price too tired to think about wasting energy. >> reporter: no fight so far. i'm sure that might change. >>> thenit that should deliver the majority of blows is the redskins deep. a unit that was very good a season ago. this season it could be even b

," warren valentine, attorney, author and nationally syndicated radio host, and finally, terrence samuel, deputy editor for "the root," a subsidiary of the "washington post." >> the state of black america is that these are the best of times and the worst of times. i put it that way because we do have this incredible, historical event with the election of barack obama as president, but on the other hand, the recession, the big "r," recession, as i like to call it, has plunged many african-americans deeper into economic misery. >> warren valentine, interestingly enough, the best of times, the worst of times. what do you think about what marc morial just said? >> i agree with marc. i think it is the best of times when you look at it from a political landscape, but it is the worst of times, you know. when america gets a cold, african-americans have pneumonia. and right now, we have pneumonia, swine flu and everything else that's going on, because when you look at what's happening in our communities, we're losing our homes, unemployment is so high, and we have a big disparity between african-

defensive end brian an rack powas on point winning several one-on-one battles with pro bowl tackle chris samuels. the head coach says things change just a bit when the pads go on. >> there's st of a stress level when you put on the pads and the level of competition goes up. the level of tempo goes up. >> when you strap on full pads, what's the biggest difference? >> it hurts. i think that's the biggest difference. everything else is kind of mental. now now the banging starts and you'll get nicks and bruises. th mental toughness comes in and you have to fight through it. >> we're all-americans in shorts and helmets. now we've got the pads on. can't nobody talk. everybody is well padded. we're hitting, colliding, thudding and everything to have a great season. >> he is a man. zoran very impressed with that guy, his firstound draft pick. when asked about the most impressive player on the field today, zoran went with 36-year-old philip daniels. his first practice in full pads since the end of the 2007 season. daniels missed all of last season with a torn acl. up at raven's camp, mason's retirement o

. >> i samuel a. alito, jr. >> i clarence thomas do solemnly swear -- >> reporter: though swearing in justi justices at the white house has been going on for nearly 70 year, members of the court have become more vocal complaining it that it sends the wrong signal. they figure that if the picture that goes out is of them being sworn in at the white house it conveys the idea that they're beholden to the president, they owe him a favor and there's some kind of political trophy. >> reporter: who's idea it was to break with seven years of tradition. >> i've decided to nominate an inspiring women i believe will make a great justice. >> reporter: white house and supreme court officials all say it was president obama's desire to have sonia sotomayor swearing in at the supreme court and on camera. >> the president is somebody who studied the supreme court believes it's simply best for independents to have the new justice sworn in where she'll do her work independent of any interference from the executive or th

wanted 27-year-old jeremy wayne peel. 25-year-old samuel adam meyerly.s along any information you have to the maryland state police. >>> montgomery county now offering a $1000 reward for information about this week's arson in germantown. investigators believe the same person set fire to mailboxes and bales of hay. if you've got any information to pass along, again, contact the montgomery county police. >>> now to an update on the story we first told you about on 9news now last night. prince george's county employees could be getting a big refund check from the county. a federal judge says the 10-day furloughs that they had to take were unconstitutional and ordered the county to give back the $17 million they saved through the forced days off without pay. it is a victory for the unions but now they may be headed back to the courtroom. a second round of 10-day furloughs is already underway. >> we are expected to be in contract negotiations and we hope that we can come to some final resolution in this with last year's and this year's potential furloughs. >>

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neil: when senator barack obama voted against samuel alito for the court, i do not know if there was an outcry, "it is going to hurt him with a italian-americans." i would hope we are beyond some silliness -- hurt him with italian-americans." >> we ought to be beyond that, too. race and gender do not block people's elevation to hire op- ed's any longer in america. it just does not happen -- elevation to higher elevations any longer in america. i do not remember all whole lot of articles talking that, because i happen to be a conservative republican. it only comes up when it is liberals we are talking about. neil: did you know that i was the first italian american banker hired at fox news? that is a whole other show -- the first italian american anchor? thank you. steve moore sees something no one else does. ..xn0] neil: it does seem weird that on the day we have the supreme court judge names, we are dealing with cars. cash for clunkers. if you trade in your clunker, will there be a new car waiting for you? jeff flock has a chrysler dealership in illinois. hey, jeff? >> the government

megyn: samuel alito has a very good reason to be happy that a new person is coming on the bench.ing works. it is arranged by seniority from the middle. he is not going to be the new guy anymore. we will see how this plays out, but she will be the junior person. many suggest that with his fiery personality and being involved in questioning -- her fiery personality and being involved in questioning, i think it will be very involved. you and i will be very interested when she speaks during her first oral argument. megyn: we say it is just us, but i saw the ratings for the supreme court hearings, and our viewers are informed and want to become more so. you know what else? when you are the new person on the high court, they go into high conference and ask how they rule, if someone asks and knocks on the door of that office, it is a hierarchy, and the newbie need to answer the door and make sure that everyone has water. bill: sotomayor is going to be busy. they plan to inject $2 billion to the cash for clunkers plan. meanwhile, new data on that plan showing four of the top five cars pu

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samuel ross is the ceo, who's fighting to keep the hospital afloat. >> you have no money for capital't have the level of technology you want. you become challenged in your ability to recruit and retain the best individuals. >> the cost hospitals incur for taking care of patients without insurance is passed on to all of the payers for health care. >>reporter: he is a health economist at school of public health. 3 years ago he analyzed the real consequence of maryland's uninsured. he found those without health insurance are costing the state almost $1.5 billion a year. >> about $400 per person on average going through higher premiums or higher taxes. >>reporter: aside from higher premiums, there are other costs, which are difficult to measure. >> uninsured individuals are going to take more time off work. they're going to be less efficient when they are working. >>reporter: not all of the uninsured are ind jend. a majority have full-time jobs and most, the study says, have incomes that are far above the poverty level. >> everyone talks about the 50-year old who loses his or her job. no

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senator kennedy, i think what he said about robert bork was not good, and i think what he said that samuel alito diminished senator kennedy, not justice alito. he had a keen understanding of the presidency. i would occasionally walk through the west wing of the white house, and there would be senator kennedy sitting there with margaret spellings surrounded by stacks of paper going through intimate, small, precise amendments and language of the bill, and it was not that's senator kennedy felt that he needed to take president bush's time of this. he knew he had authorized margaret spellings to be his negotiator, so senator kennedy had no ego in dealing with the policy chief rather than having to sit down with the president to iron out subsection 43, paragraph five. no one knew the nuances and language like he did. great: what about the health- care debate in this city? >> i year a lot of democrats say and some commentators that this gives health care a big boost, after having a bad august, it gives it some energy coming into september, but i doubt it. that may be the case. i do not think peo

the rookie linebacker, brian on point when he battles with the probowl offensive tackle, samuels.ge with the pads go on. >> there is a stress level when you put on the pads, and the level of competition goes up and the legal of tempo goes up. >> have you to strap on the full pads, and what is the biggest difference? >> it hurts. everything else is mental, and now the banging starts, and you will get knicks and bruises, a the mental toughness has to come in. >> now we have the pads on, and can't nobody talk. everybody is well-bpadded, and hitting and colliding, everything to have a good season. >> when asked about the most impressive player on the field, he went with phillip daniels. he missed all last season with a torn acl. >>> and mason's retirement over before it started. he will be back on the field today at training camp. talking baseball, now, and the nationals have unknowns that look like stars. a good up and coming player, but he looked like albert pujs last night. we have the wall. and adam dunn, a pop fly carrying there in left field. and then come on. you knew he was no