he continues on saying that his sean sewell or erotic photography was always performed with knowledge and consent. he says that prosecutors are spending millions snooping for facts, searching the country for women who i have own or dated and who may have modeled for mow and who may contribute in their deficient case against me. he says that true and convincing evidence is lacking >> reporter: what he has said in his letter is that there are more letters to come. maybe we will get more letters from him as we get closer to his trial which is in november. >> at some ., prosecutors may well be interested in those letter as well. >> yes. >>> pablo sandoval, the third baseman for the san francisco giants under investigation for the sexual assault of a 21-year- old woman from santa cruz. sandoval was in a stockton play -- was in took stop today playing for the giants minor league team as he recovers from a previous injury. kron tried to get his reaction to the accusations but he walked away without answering specifics. the accusations come from a 21- year-old santa cruz woman. she said he me

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he became secretary of state, for the last time, he actually acquired secretary of state william sewell's house near the white house, near lafayette square. that's the house he died in 1893. >> he had sold the dupont circle house. >> yes. >> i mean, he -- he was there for a very short time. he had one of his daughters was married there. his wife hated the place. it is absolutely mammoth. it is still standing on massachusetts avenue. >> 2000 massachusetts a in washington, d.c. interested in james g. blaine and would like to see that period of history. just 12 minutes left. pittsfield, maine, up next. this is stanley. >> caller: yes. i would like to know how -- are there any books that either elizabeth or earl may recommend for reading in regards to mr. blaine? >> i would suggest the book you are holding right there. >> if you want to know about the time period or the state, in addition to this, earl, other books you can recommend. >> yes. first, i would agree neil's book is the most recent and up-to-date and comprehensive understand of blaine. you have to go back to the 1930s to be find tw

i also want to recognize terry sewell, representative out of alabama. terry joined us as well. and to draw your attention to the congressional black caucus voter empowerment program which all of you, i don't know if you have, but if you don't, please make sure you take this when you leave. this is all a part of our call to action this afternoon. the next question, just see if you can help me understand and articulate for the audience the message that we are hearing. what is the message we are hearing today with this resurgence of voter suppression and what message is being communicated to our communities and how can we counteract the message being sent by the passage of these laws? anybody? it is open. it is open to any person on the panel. go ahead, congresswoman. >> i just ask if she would give me a little breathing room. i just came in. let me take this opportunity to thank all of our clergy, our ministers, our pastors here in washington, d.c., at this conference and the fact that you are taking time out from your schedule to talk about how you can use your power and your in

guy is still behind the scenes everyone in the supreme council the armed forces was put in power by sewell a man nobody in the supreme council of the armed forces and noted for their intelligence independence or ambition they were there because they would not be a threat to mubarak consume and so superman's pulling the strings and we know what his his agenda is his agenda is is looking to the people that have been paying him and his cohorts for the last thirty years and that's the usa so until they they get rid of him and put him in prison a maximum security clean up the military from the colonels on up and actually build a real general people's army that's not going to be able to turn its guns on the egyptian people when they rise up again there's not going to be any change in egypt because the army's got the guns and if the people come on the streets america is going to do something dirty and have them do some big massacre if they have to america is not going to sit back and allow a democracy to come interfere with pax americana that's not the track record thomas monson think if you saw

crews -- that is located in 1300 block of sewell farm drive. >> residents paying for water usage wills. and 9% increase was approved yesterday. the average family will see their bill increase about $97 a year. >> our sewer system is will pass its useful life. resulting in overflows into our streams, harbors, streets, and homes. >> it is expected other jurisdictions will follow suit. there are assistance programs for those who cannot afford the increase. liquor stores in baltimore city when not be able to sell snacks and sodas to minors. the new bill was signed into a law yesterday by the mayor. the u.s. circuit appeals signed with the counseling center really ordnances violated the free speech rights. three groups challenged the ordinance requires pregnancy counseling centers that to not provide abortions to post disclaimers stating so. >> 66 degrees on tv hill. reversing the effects of diabetes. >> the fda approves a new weight-loss drug. >> don't forget to e-mail us your response to our water cooler question of the day. how long do you plan on keeping your car or cars you currently

over 50 firefighters wither called to the scene on sewell farm drive. neighbors and firefighters had to alert the people inside there was a fire. no injuries are reported. >>> no prison time for a baltimore neighborhood watch volunteer convict ed of beating a teenager. eliyahu werdesheim was sentenced to 3 years community service and could have that charge revised after 18 months. he claimed he acted in self-defense when he hit corey oz by in the head back in 2010. >>> the collector caught stealing priceless documents is now headed to federal prison. barry landau has been sentenced to 7 years. more from the courthouse on the disgrace historians fate. >> 54-year-old barry landau said nothing as he left court sentenced to 7 years in prison for his roll in the theft of more than fou thousand rare hispanic to tal documents written by lynn don't, franklin -- written by lincoln, franklin and others. >> in reality he was a con artist who would gain people's trust and steal their property. >> landau and his accomplice jason savedoff were arrested after workers

the unmanned remote controlled cab sewell took food, water and clothing as well as equipment to the spaceion. the southern california based spacex has a cart contract for as do more flights they hope to ferry astronaut to the space station and in the long run send humans to mars. >>> elizabeth marking 60 years on the british throne in honor of that prince charles is releasing never before seen home videos, he shares the videos from the 50s some of the footage shows the queen and prince philip returning to buckingham palace after her coronation ceremony. the footage also shows prince charles and his younger sister princess anne as kids on vacation. the prince says the diamond jubilee is a time for britain to come together and celebrate. >> not a lot of celebrating on wall street, a report shows very weak jobs growth. >> jane king joins us live from the new york stock exchange. good morning. >>> good morning. tough time to look for a job it is a tough day if you on a lot of stocks investors reacting to that report this morning from the labor department showing a drop in job creation. the la

quantico you're a very sewel sultry 82 degrees. quantico still feels like 92.atching a break near water, but it's a very, very warm night and i don't think most places will drop below the low 70s tonight. in fact, some of you may stay warmer than that. 74 is what we think the low will be here in d.c. so quite a difference from those 60s that we had around last night. what about temperatures tomorrow? it's a scorcher, no doubt about it. 96 is what we are thinking. but places could be closer to 98 and again some triple digits in a few hot spots. get ready for that. in terms of showers and thunderstorms, an isolated threat. we had a few today. those have moved on. also wanted to let you know that we have our third tropical storm of the season. tropical storm chris is way out here in the atlantic and not going to be a threat to land. but we wanted to let you know it is moving quickly to the east. has winds of 45 miles an hour and we think that should move on out. just in case we get to the storm and you say what happened? want you to know that storm is out there. i

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. -- terry sewell, the representative alabama. [applause] i also want to point this out. take a look of this today, this call to action. see if you can articulate for the audience what the message is today of a voter suppression. what message is being conveyed to our committees and how can we counteract the message being fed by the passage of these laws? it is open to any person on the panel. go ahead, congressman. -- congresswoman. >> i just asked if she would give me a little breathing room. i just came in. let me take this opportunity to thank all of our clergy, our ministers, are pastors who are here in washington d.c. at this conference. the fact that you are taking time out from your schedule to talk about how you can use your power and your influence to impact the politics of this nation on behalf of natalee the president of the united states, but for all people who should be -- not only the president of the united states, but for all people who should be voting. without voting, there would be no democracy. i am pleased that you see this as a part of your responsib

sewell: there is a need for renters units. this amendment would help communities like tussga loosea, alabama, to help re-- tuscaloosa, alabama, to help restore those units destroyed by last year's tornadoes. it would provide shelter for women, children and families. the estimated unmet housing needs for tuscaloosa alone would exceed $56 million. most of this figure was unmet rental housing needs. the devastation and destruction that was caused by the april tornadoes across the state of alabama is still being felt. especially in prayses that have already had economically disadvantaged areas. this amendment would provide the additional funds needed for these affected areas to continue their efforts towards full recovery. i urge my colleagues to support this amendment. while i understand the point of order, i really would like to thank you for the opportunity to speak on this amendment. thanks. the chair: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the clerk will read. the clerk: page 92, line 17. self-help and assisted h