sergeant shriver is on top of that list.assador under lbj and an amazing political career but there was sort of a glass ceiling to what he was able to achieve because there was a culture in the kennedy family that sort of protected a certain lineage of succession where the presidency was concerned. it was going to be jfk, it was going to be bobby, it was going to be teddy. and then it was going to be sergeant, perhaps. he was never able to get there. i was reading my own book this morning, actually -- >> reading your own book. just making sure. >> yeah. and there was a line in the book, a quote from sergeant where he said he just wished that there would be a point when people would be able to acknowledge him and recognize him for who he was and not for, you know, being a kennedy in-law. >> he got that chance when he was a candidate for vice president. >> he did. he did have the opportunity, but he never had the full support of the kennedys. there was always a sense it should have been -- should it be teddy? when is teddy goi

the first two tennis and maria shriver's quest for a title in two thousand and twelve continues as she lost her third final of the year she went down to seven five six for the powers that nascar advance in the miami masters this was a rush in his fourth appearance in the on the final having four win at the final hurdle in two thousand and five two thousand and six and last year he came up short yet again in the searing florida sunshine after an even contest. the three time grand slam winner was serving to stay in it a five six the last bunch before unforced errors it was a similar story in the second set with. only one break point in the whole set and it turned out to be the final point of the match meaning sharapova has now lost in the final of the australian open indian wells and miami in trying to draw the line seven five six victory dance to night time. now and football's in its in petersburg have moved a step closer towards retaining their russian premier league title and he on his qualities men winning two one his class at moscow on saturday to move nine points clear of the top i

shriver. commissioner schreiber: it moves population from 7 to 8 to keep the population together. i would be interested to know the population of the section of the glen park neighborhood that is not currently on our map. >> any other discussion on this block that is highlighted. let's call the question. glen park, the population here is 135. resulting deviation is 3.8 to 2%. >> yes. commissioner schreiber: so, we're just doing this in the abstract? >> it may be abstract for you. it was a proposal put on the table of this particular block. commissioner schreiber: doing this block along doesn't appeal to me because it cuts into an established neighborhood. rather than uniting glen park. ok, yes. convinced me. >> no. >> i have a concern about moving population to district 8. -0.4 in 7. can i make a -- come back to me. commissioner laml: did we look at the glen park lions already? >> the assumption is that once we do this, we do glen park. >> yes. commissioner mondejar: yes. >> thank you, please make this change. >> is in the same area of that battle blocked of the things that we jus

it is at shriver hall at the hopkins university at homewood. it is at 7:00 p.m.nd if people are interested in coming, they can find more details on our web site site-- www.egyptian sun .com. >> you had us going last year. thanks for coming out. and we're looking forward to your performance. >> hey, ronnie? >> in honor of their performance at shriver hall, i brought up the doomsday clock, 241 days, 18 hours, 39 minutes, 40 seconds until the end of the worldly. >> thought the end of the world was coming over the weekend because i wasn't feeling well and i never got out of bed. >> there you go. >> i moved the mayan calendar up by 200 and some days. luther is here. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> how are you, luther? you doing okay? >> yes, sir. >> let me hear the magic words. maestro, the music, if you please. >> here we go, manic monday in fells point. the egyptian sun dancers. yes, indeed. stand by. ♪ six o'clock already i was just in the middle of a dream. ♪ i was kissing valentineo by a crystal blue italian stream. ♪ but i can't be late because then i guess

. >> i am assuming if this passes you will inform the member shriver to. >> we did take a formal motion. good >> i did hear a motion. we did not yet. we need to take public comment to submit by noon, and we will turn it around by wednesday it somehow. >> it is time to take public comment. >> we are on item #4. >> task force work plan. >> one comment on the deputy city attorney where she was talking about a community interest, the other reason you would go up 5% is to prevent minority voting power, so that speaks to what he was talking about in his community. i think it is important if you look at the charter language to find out basically why were you brought together in the first place. you were brought together on the basis of the districts are out of whack population-wise, so i think you need to address somewhere in your document why you were convened and what were the issues and how you were able to address them, so of population equalization is the primary issue. talk about how you made the districts closer. if divided issues reaching divided neighborhoods is an issue, talk about n

sergeant shriver is on top of that list.itical career but there was sort of a glass ceiling to what he was able to achieve because there was a culture in the kennedy family that sort of protected a certain lineage of succession where the presidency was concerned. it was going to be jfk, it was going to be bobby, it was going to be teddy. and then it was going to be sergeant, perhaps. he was never able to get there. i was reading my own book this morning, actually -- >> reading your own book. just making sure. >> yeah. and there was a line in the book, a quote from sergeant where he said he just wished that there would be a point when people would be able to acknowledge him and recognize him for who he was and not for, you know, being a kennedy in-law. >> >> good morning. the search is on this morning for a suspect who union city police say shot a student yesterday near james logan high school. when officers arrived a found a teenager suffering from a single gunshot wound. he was taken to hospital in serious but stable condit

first the tennis for maria shriver's wait for a first title of twenty twelve must go on the russian losingher third final appear in miami over the weekend but clash with agnes it was shrapnel was forward sony ericsson final appearance in florida having lost all three previously she would come up short yet again after an even contest in the first set the three time grand slam winner was serving to stay in it out six five but lost serve thanks to four unforced errors it was a similar story in the second with earning only one breakpoint in the whole set out of turn out to be the last one of the much meaning she has not lost in the final of the history in open indian wells on miami in twenty twelve alone the seven five six four victory earning night for your type. talking football now where it's taken a while but. finally won the league much side notching their first victory in five at the expense of blue settings. the squad had proven to be a tough market for rubin this season though winning both of their previous meetings but it was the home team who struck first shortly after a goal list fi

we discussed once calling fire engines and having them to go to a shriver picnic or something, some democratic get together. it was sort of fun and games kind of stuff. none of the dirty tricks associated with the '72 campaign came through that at all. that was all sort of hidden away. it was compartmentalized. there was a lot within the white house which was compartmentalized. you didn't see it in the beginning, what structures were there, circles within circles. it was a complex, byzantine place. he began introducing me to the -- i think not just the spiritual side of richard nixon but his idealism and he helped me understand that nixon was a -- something cruel had happened to him somewhere along the way. he -- i don't know where this deformity of character came from or where these demons, as i call them, came from within him. but something -- one never knows. bryce harlow was another friend that used to say to me, he said publicly something terrible happened to richard nixon when he was young and we'll never know quite what it was. but nixon -- ray understood that about nixon, tried to help

know joins us next with latest for it's good morning to you and and it's taken a while but maria shriver was as of last reason to smile yes she certainly has after losing three finals this tennis season already marina she is champion in germany more that coming up in just a sec. thanks for joining us this is sports today we have got plenty had this monday morning here in central moscow including all. next game maria sharapova world number one victoria azarenka on the still dark clay tamer first title of the year. off the mark top seed santonio show you just a new thing n.b.a. playoff clutch of the season. on boxing clever russian middleweight hope to meet you prove who argues brains are just as important as brawl in the rain per person but he's crying on the line of the game maker tuesday. let's get the ball rolling with tennis from reassure up of a has lifted her first time to all of the year in stuff starts beating world number one victoria azarenka for the time. the russian looking much sharper than in the previous two final she lost to us ranking this. drop less precise broad strokes

however -- maria shriver are reportedly close to a divorce settlement. separated last summer after reports that he had fathered a child with the housekeeper came to light. >>> well, if you are hungry for news about the movie "the hunger games" the director of the movie says he won't be directing the sequel "catching fire." he says there's just not enough time to write and prep the movie because of its tight production schedule. he says making the hunger game's movie was the happy experience of his professional life. >>> let's head to sal castanedo who is watching traffic for us on this wednesday morning. hey, sal. >> hello claudine and dave. things have become -- they've been up and down. it's been raining and then the sun spots -- just as steve said, one of the things i do when i get to work is check the frost and -- forecast and steve's been spot on. northbound sunset boulevard before slope, two-car crash in the left lane. thank you, michael. about a ten-minute delay at the bay bridge toll plaza. if you are driving in the east bay, 24 is kind of a mess

and there is leem yam shriver winding down his career.here has to be a showdown. >> there is a joke that goes i went to a fight and a hockey game broke out. it's crude and bloody violent there is a flying tooth. but there is something about shawn williams scott becoming really sympathetic. you stand up and cheer for him. he's not the fastest puck on the ice. you can call this film slap shot light. i'll give it a little more than a half a bucket and we'll see you on the aisle. >> better than you would have thought. >> yes. we're live tonight at a's home opener. >> yes. stay with us. we'll be right back. -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are the great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a perhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >>

. >> pam shriver, my doubles partner. jimmy: jimmy connors may have screwed you up, though. i don't know if you saw him telling the audience. let's show the clip here, and you can see what connors says. there you are after your performance. there's jimmy connors. he gives you a zero one by accident. why is jimmy giving you a one? >> he was trying to do a ten, but he's left-handed. >> jimmy: some help he was. you've done this now, you got this out of the way, it was a fear. you said it was the first time you wore a dress -- >> in about 20 years, yeah. >> jimmy: did you like it? >> i did better with the fox trot which should have been more awkward. the jif was more athletic. but the first step, it's so fast. it messed me up. >> jimmy: do you think it will be another 20 years before you wear a cross again? >> for special occasions, i'll wear it. >> jimmy: tony will you wear a dress anytime soon? >> if guillermo is involved, probably. >> jimmy: i'm sorry to say, we have a tradition here at the show. let's go outside to the ce

bob dole, sarah palin, jack kemp, ed muskie, lloyd bent 17 and sargent shriver.le who lost the vice presidency since 1968. i was going to tweak this as vice presidents who ran for president but never got the name nation. remember, you would get the oooh from dick clark. you're watching "the daily rundown" only on msnbc. [ male announcer ] there's a crushing national debt hanging over us. hindering economic growth. it's time for some common sense -- people in congress who'll come together and put partisan politics aside. not with radical schemes that gamble with america's future. but with a plan that requires washington to balance the budget the right way -- protecting the priorities of america's families. tell congress to pass a common sense balanced budget -- now. sign the petition at center-forward.org. >>> i'll assure you one thing. if i decide to run for the presidency in 2016, i'll be in way before the summer of 2016, or 2015 sdplooeceven. >> it sounds like you're really interested. >> yeah, i am. i love this country. as long as my health stays good, which i

we met timothy shriver earlier in our state when he was making life miserable for everyone around him you're the enemy. >> since he's been at this facility, he's attempted to incite other offenders. >> i'm going to get you good. you dumb [ bleep ]. >> been disruptive. >> what's your name? >> i'll put it in writing for you. >> state your name! state your name! >> he's masturbated in front of female staff. >> you fools don't see him a the management of the country. i'm not on the side of the prisoner. i'm not on the side of the [ bleep ] staff. i'm my own [ bleep ] army. >> schreiber has now begun harassing his neighbor. >> he came out of his cell and he started yelling, so that got the co's attention and he started spitting on my window. then he tried to spit into the little holes in the door. >> any idea why he would spit on your window or spit through your door? >> he was probably mad because i don't respond to when he calls ç me names like he wants me to, so that upsets me even more, so he tries even more to get me to respond, but i don't. so maybe he's just upset. >> but schreiber

maria shriver did the honors. the 59-year-old summitt is battling early-onset dementia and just sned a book deal. her memo is expected to be published next spring. >> she's had a very graceful winningest college coach of all-time, men oromen. >> everyone is rooting for her to beat this thing. >>> here'sour wednesday weather. stormy in the middle of the country with heavy rain, hail and powerful winds from eastern iowa to chicago and indianapolis. showers around seattle, boise, salt lake city and reno. thunderstorms in san an, l.a. and san diego. >> trip-digit heat in west texas. 78 in billings and 87 in colorado springs. moly 60s from boston to baltimore. >>> willis, this story is for you. perk up. i think you are falling asleep.. they were offering a little more than caffeine at a new coffee joint in davenpiowa. >> it's called hot cups and it's open for billing itself as the only bikie shop in the midwest. now willis is with us there's a theme here from the slogan, come for the coffee, stay for the cups. get it?

harry shriver, who runs the place, says, the "medical home" idea is better for the doctors, too. you won't find here is file cabinets full of patients' medical records. all the records at this clinic are electronic. saves money, improves care. plus, any patient with a computer has the same access to his medical records that the doctors have. the other thing is we increased our time with patients to up to 30 minutes with a patient face to face. that was achieved by increasing -- something i never thought i'd do -- was virtual medicine. what does it mean? that means we use the internet and the telephone to communicate with patients. they're using email to treat patients. who would've thunk it? well, every other business got there 15 years ago, but in american medicine, this is absolutely avant-garde. if i call my doctor on the phone, i get some assistant who may relay the message. i suppose i could email the doc, but would she answer? of course, my doctor doesn't get paid to answer emails. at group health, it's part of the job. and how do you talk to your doctor? you come in here,

this is the sergeant and eunice shriver profiles in dignity award and it was presented by their well-known daughter, maria. no one could have been more deserving of this award than coach summit. as the nation knows she was diagnosed with early onset dementia or alzheimer's almost a year ago. she made the decision to go to both go public with this diagnosis and continue coaching her beloved lady vols. now she has decided to give up her coaching job after 38 years to lead the fight against alzheimer's. she and her son, tyler, have established the pat head summit foundation to carry on this battle that is and will be so very, very important to millions of people. pat head summit is certainly the most admired and respected woman in tennessee. she is my most famous constituent and a long time friend. i have been honored on two occasions to be her honorary assistant coach. the first time was on her 25th anniversary as a coach, and the second time was a few years later against vanderbilt on the last home game of the season. before that game, we were given a scouting report and it betown had beate

sarge shriver said he won the election because of the way he looked at nixon quizzically. his eyes would dart, you'd see his eyes darting on television, and he couldn't stop his eyes from moving that way which is what he did in their first debate in 1947 in pennsylvania. they had their first debate in pennsylvania, the invitation of a local congressman. >> host: you mean kennedy/nixon in -- >> guest: 1947. >> host: i'm learning something every day. >> guest: they took the train home at night, and they flipped for who got the bottom bunk, and all night long they talked about the cold war. i always would love that picture, wouldn't you? nixon on the bottom bunk, kennedy on the top bunk talking about the cold war. >> host: by the way, the first debate in chicago ted sorenson told me after the debate they went down to the street to find a pay phone, and jack kennedy borrowed a quarter from ted to activate the phone to call the dad to see how he did. so he's in control, but he's still thinking about his father. >> guest: because his dad always said you did great. [laughter] tha

oprah winfrey studio because rosie o'donnell does not need to be in there, now she wants to put maria shriver in there while we have these issues that are still unresolved and not televised. i want to work with you all to make that happen. an angry black woman march. >> i got you. i will do one other. i will ask you to work with queen mother blakely, who has worked for a long time in the reparations movement. you too can bring suggestions. >> professor, is deeply -- a professor is deeply involved in preparations. >> that is right. he has been doing the cases out of tulsa. this is last, but by no means least. >> -pam, and i work for the move organization. we had a great civil rights victory with the release of [unintelligible] off of death row. the victory is not over, because they think we are going to compromise by having him removed from that road to life in prison. he is innocent. we will not stand by. we need everyone's help. they have broken every lot. they threw out evidence of innocence in the last appeal. like the sister said, a 1 million angry woman march. i have been angry for a lon

the oprah winfrey studio because rosie o'donnell needs to be in there and now wants to but maria shriver and there where we have these issues that are still not resolved, so i want to work with you all to make that happen. and as an angry black woman march. >> i will do one other. i will ask you to work with mother blakely that has worked long and hard in the reparations movement, and the two of you can come and bring some suggestions. some get you know professor ogletree is deeply involved in the reparations. >> that's right, and has been doing the case out of tulsa. this is last but by no means least three islamic time for the move organization. [applause] we had a great civil rights victory in the release of death row, and the victory isn't over because they think we are going to compromise by having them removed from death row to life in prison. he is innocent, and we will not stand by coming and we need everybody is held because they've broken every wall. they throw out evidence of innocence in the last appeal. we must, like the sister said, emily and angry women have been angry for