translating the sims game into 22 languages.onservative critics accuse the company of using its reach to impose a gay agenda on young players. >> what we're seeing is a consistent theme in entertainment media so that they can indoctrinate young people. so that when the young people get a little older, they'll be supportive of the gay agenda and be more used to it. >> reporter: an abc 2 news poll from april shows 49% of americans are in favor of gay marriage, up 17% in the last five years. >> when you hear the complaints from the right wing, it really reminds me of sort of the last gasps of the dinosaurs. they're dying out. they know that they have peaked. they are declining in influence and power. >> electronic arts says it's only agenda is creating a game that is fun to play. >> i don't think we really introduced something. we just set up systems and that's the stories that players have started to tell. so that's very important for us is that we don't impose limitations on how players want to tell their stories. it's their game

smith: sims says his missio has been to save pug sound by precting critical areas like forests.miles east of seattle, he pa $22 million in tax money to buy develment rits on 90,0 acres of forest, meaning that n developer could ild on that land. >> people we going to build their homes he. they were going toave their supermarkets here, tir gas stations here. wetopped it. we stopped it forever. >> smith: what does ving this timberland have to do with pet und? >> t waters that come off this 90,0 acres flow into the snoqualmie river, which ows intoake washington, which flows into puget sound. we need pristine waters comi from this timbernd into the puget sod, and so this property is absolutely ctical to it. >> sth: washington state's growthanagement act directs local government leade like sims to conctrate new growth in cities and to preventprawl in lightlyopulated rural areas. for king county, sims pionred a critic areas ordinance that limits jt how much forest and woodland property ners can cut down. sims targets places like ts, a five-acre, one-family plotf land that belongs toowa

but the sim bee niese liberation army was nothing if not strange.he fall of 1973, the sla seemed to be made out of contradictory elements left over from the 1960s. they emerged from the anti-war movement yet promoted a military image. half its members were ardent feminists yet the men dominated. they embraced black dom nancy yet only their leader sin q was black. the logo was a fierce seven-headed cobra, the symbolism was murky. >> i had to memorize what each one of the heads of the seven-headed cobra meant. of course, later on i realize he had lifted that from the kwanza celebration. >> how patty hearst transitioned from terrified kidnap victim to gun toting terrorist echos across the decades? was she brainwashed? was she willing? or did the sla liberate her from the cloistered life of an heiress. >> i think most people would like to know whether we believe patty is a member of the sla or not. personally, i don't believe it. >> it did seem hard to believe but two weeks after allegedly joining the sla tanya made her debut. the hibernia bank in san f

darcy spencer joins us live from sim ver spring with the story. darcy. >> the robbers were able to get away with her money and identification. she was not physically harmed but certainly felt terrorized to the point she had to spend the night in the hospital under observation. montgomery c ounty police beliee the 99-year-old victim was targeted in the crime which involved decemention and robbery. >> this victim from yesterday was in frail health. >> 2:30 friday afternoon when the oho men pned the woman inside her apartment on mckinney avenue in sim ver sprinlver spr. after she answered a couple of questions she was attacked. >> then they push her inside. force her down into a chair. rummage through her bedroom. take cash anddentification cards from her. they leave. she is able to call police. >> the victim just 16 days shy of turning 100 years old was not physically injured but was traumatized. she had to be hospitalized overnight. police are warning other elderly residents. >> if you ash not expecting someone, you can't be certain who that person

>>mith: over the past several decades, sim has watched the good times of bounful harvests slipway. about like your home wers re. >> yeah. yeah. >> smith: and what is e chesapeake bay liktoday for a termen? >> the only thinthat we have in abuance that we had back th was the striped bass, the rockfish. otr than that, everything else is dinished. two million bushel a yea now, we catch 0,000 bushel. i ver, ever dreamed that i wouldn be catching shad anymore, i wouldt be catching yellow perch anymorei wouldn't be catching tarpon anyre. i never, ever dreamed th that would comeo an end. >> smith: simns to me to the old fishing town of rock hl, where watermen were inging in the day's crab cat. crabhave long been the trademk of chesapeake bay, but the catch w is down more than 50from 25 years ago. so how was the catch today? >> well, it dropped off little bit today. >> smith: dropped off. so what aryou... coming in with a six, ven, eight bushels? >> ninaltogether. >> smithnineushels? ten years ago, h many would you haveaught on an average da >> be about . >> smith: abt 30 bushels, about ree

and other countries in that region have taken sim steps. what's it all about, for more we are joined tonight from washington by john walsh. he is a senior associate on drug policy for the washington office on latin america, which describes itself as a think tank advocacy group promoting human rights and democracy in latin america. welcome to the program. first, tell us more about what these new laws in mexico are. >> well, essentially they decriminalize possession for personal consumption across a range of elicit substances, whether it's marijuana or cocaine, and the mexican law, while new for mexico, is not necessarily new f latin america. there are similar decriminalization statutes up and down the continent, and it's a growing movement with recent argentine court decisions opening doort the door to a sim reform in that country. >> what's behind the decision to decriminalize drugs? >> i think in latin america, including mexico, there's a fatigue with a model of zero tolerance that insists on criminal sanctions for even the smallest levels

. >>> naomi sims has died. at the height of her career in the 1970s, she was once referred to as the first black supermodel. the designer halston credited her with breaking down social barriers. she overcame a tough childhood to use her great beauty on magazine covers and tv ads. she was later a cosmetics executive. naomi sims died of cancer. she was 61 years old. >>> when our broadcast continues in just a moment, the worry about going back to school this witarh swine flu. worry about going back to school this year with swine flu. while i was building my life, myigh cholesterol was contributing to plaque buildup in my arteries. that's why my doctor prescribed crestor. she saidlaque buildup in arteries is a real reason to lower cholesterol. and that along with diet, crestor does more than lower bad cholesterol, it raises good. crestor is also proven to slow the buildup of plaque in arteries. crestor isn't for everyone, like people with liver disease, or women who are nursing, pregnant, or may become pregnant. si

gary sims joins us with more details. >> police were trying to get an arrest warrant when they heard about the latest robbery, and then the confrontation happened. >> like firecrackers. >> the owner wonders if the man killed in the parking lot was coming for a beer, but police wonder if he was actually plotting his next move. he was shot and killed while trying to flee from a police officer. >> the suspect that the, striking a police vehicle. the suffolk slammed on the gaf. >> the officer is a 16-year veteran who feared for his life. the thick of truck smashed into a parked car he was pronounced dead at the scene. >> nobody can go. >> police accused him of a rash of robberies very good he was accused as a suspect last saturday. they released photos and surveillance video. they believe he rob two restaurants. they say he either implied he had a weapon or pass a note demanding money. last week dave ran into him in his truck at night across the street from where he was shot and killed monday police say they are still looking for a woman who may have assisted in one of the robberies. >>

break the sim card in hf and reset the phone. >>> one local man is cheating ways did not put him in the doghouse, it put him in the streets. the man was dotted standing near a street corner out by tysons holding a sign that read "i cheated and this is my punishment." the man said he cheated on his wi and now wants to save his marriage. this was the punishment she chose for him. apparently he will be out there for the rest of the week. kind of a tourist attraction. >>> one neighborhood is celebrating the opening of a new business. community leaders joined the mayor to cut the ribbon for the organic market. a new store is located at georgia avenue in northwest. still ahead, we had, we cock-a-doodle-do. i do 22 more inspections than the government requires. and my fresh, all-natural chickens are never given any hormones or steroids. and no candy, gladys. (announcer) perdue. extra inspections. extraordinary chicken. means freshness is always in season. rancher's reserve beef, guaranteed tender, says you're always ready to grill. and now, safeway has a new promise. a commitment to thousands

naomi sims passed away in newark, new jersey after a long bat we'll breast cancer.his is a picture of her on the cover of cosmo back in 1973. she broke the color barrier when she hit the new york runways in the '60s. she ended up becoming a icon of the black is beautiful movement. she was just 61 years sold. >>> singer chris brown will be sentenced for his attack on his ex-girlfriend rihanna today. she is not expected to be in court for the hearing. he is expected to be handed five years probation, 180 days of community service and a year of domestic violence classes aat his sentencing hearing. >>> a little perspective on the rising cost of raising kids actually new government report finds middle income families with a child born last year will spend about # # 1,000 raising that child through the age of 17. housing is listed as the largest experience followed by food and child care costs. the$221,000 tab jumps to $292,000 when yoadjust for inflation. >>> he hasn't been head coach for that long. just a little more than a year now. >> but jim zorn is already making hi

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fair, four rides from the singer's neverland ranch will be featured including a jeep ride and one that sim lats a hot air balloon. the rides will be free for the first 5,000 guests throughout the gates. the theme of this year's fair is weird, wild and backy. it runs through september 7th just in case you happen to be in the neighborhood. >>> and speaking of wild rides, after months of hearing the economic doom and gloom, huge news today about home sales. >>> and think of it as cheese for the cheddar. imagine, if you could get a loan based on your parmesan still making changes. circle back later!! what's with the yelling? oh, our internet slows down during peak hours so sending e-mails and large files just takes forever. so, we just yell. ben!!! thanks for the flowers!!! i thought you hated me!!! lol!!! semi-colon! right parenthesis! winky emoticon! (announcer) switch to verizon and get a dedicated high speed internet connection from our office to your small business so you won't be slowed down even if your neighbors are online. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800

your credit card numbers, your e-mails, you can get rid of your personal information by breaking the sim card, in half, there and resetting your phone. >> you should think of your personal information in your phone like your personal life. you don't want anybody to have sack says to -- access to most parts of it. >> there are also recycling centers specifically for cell phones to ensure your privacy is protected. your phone taken apart, repaired, checked twice to make sure everything is cleared. phones that can't be reused get shredded so there's no chance of anyone getting your information. >>> a new iphone application you can now use to make sure your neighborhood is safe for your children. you can check and see if you're living near a sex offender. you can download the application, put it in your address book and see if you have any offenders living around you. >>> a controversial author turned movie director debuted his new film but had to walk through a sea of protesters to get to the theater. the book is called "i hope they serve beer in hell." it's a collection stories about the a

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it is the poster child of all these protest rallies and it the symbol of bailout, for tarp, for the simus bill, for the house-passed cap and trade, and it is the symbol for government intervention. if he doesn't have the vote for it and it is never going to be in there, he will be able to get this back on track, maybe. bret: the bills written currently have public options. the one that is seen as the bipartisan vehicle hasn't even been written yet in the senate finance committee. >> we don't even know what is in it yet. >> when people learn the specifics, they like these things less. bret: so is the recession over? the federal reserve made news today. we will talk about the economy, next. clear plus support for bone and breast health. just what i need. clearme naing onon ud r. weotototatatininci on us cars for everybody anont cfidedence ininin o. caususususlendnds s ve a a a t tcks. ququq n . >> so there is no doubt that the refer recovery act has helped put the brakes on this recession. >> the sense of freefall, of vertical decline has been contained. we are beginning to lay a foundati

naomi sims died of cancer. she was 61 years old. >>> when our broadcast continues in just a moment, the worry about going back to school this year with swine flu. while i was building my life, my high cholesterol was contributing to plaque buildup in my arteries. that's why my doctor prescribed crestor. she said plaque buildup in arteries is a real reason to lower cholesterol. and that along with diet, crestor does more than lower bad cholesterol, it raises good. crestor is also proven to slow the buildup of plaque in arteries. crestor isn't for everyone, like people with liver disease, or women who are nursing, pregnant, or may become pregnant. simple blood tests will check for liver problems. you should tell your doctor about other medicines you are taking, or if you have muscle pain or weakness. that could be a sign of serious side effects. while you've been building your life, plaque may have been building in your arteries. find out more about slowing the buildup of plaque at crestor.com. then ask your doct

. >> the video game the sims as always appeared to gamers.est version has offded some critics with its availability of lifestyle choices. it allows same sex couples to get married and adopt children. some accuse the game of an agenda to get gay players. >> i don't know about that game. >> we talked about him a little bit yesterday. it wasn't quite the question that did in a local contestant last night. >> anthony sloan was asked which state voted for the winning candidate in 24 of the last 25 presidential elections. >> c, final answer. >> oh, no,t is d, nevada. >> oh thargs hurts. he left with -- that hurts. he left with $25,000. he said he'll use it to take his wife on the honeymoon they never had. >> congratulations to him. >> 5:52 is your time on this thursday morning. 71 degrees. >>>> at the jcpenney hottest back to school sale tired of waiting for your savings? with an instant money coupon from jcpenney, get $10 off instantly when you spend $50. stores open early saturday with doorbusters. like, arizona jeans for guys are $13.99. juniors

gary sims is live in brooklyn parks with more on this story. >> police said the suspect was trying to run over one of their officers. the officer was not injured, of the brian was killed. the image of the fifth caught on surveillance video saturday. later, brian doukas was killed trying to escape from police. he fled from the direction kerrigan the officer went to the front of his vehicle, and he slammed down the gas into drive. >> the police said the officer fired multiple timesdouk -- multiple times. brian doukas died in his truck in the parking lot of the liquor store. the owner attempted to confront him. >> it was like firecrackers. no one can go. >> police were getting an arrest warrant after they identified him as the suspect last saturday. they also believe hereof to restaurants in the last week. in some robberies he implied he had a weapon. in others he passed a note demanding money. officers run across him sitting in his truck at the cemetery across the street from where he was shot and killed monday. police officers releases photo of a woman as they try to figure of her poss

such that the final product is what is the liberals would consider so weak that they sim simply walk to the president? is that possible? >> it's possible. first of all, the senate finance committee, once it comes out that harry reid look at them and say, you've got a lot of work but that's not what we want. we're going to move closer to the senate house committee and come whatever three comes out of the house. i want to come back to your statement about this in august. this doesn't matter what they do in august when they go home. this office is democratic and they are at a disadvantage because the opposition is geared up and it gets lost during the recess. >> all right. panel, stay with us. coming up, bill clinton is having de ja vu on health care. can president obama avoid that? that's next in the play book. hey, it's me, water. did you know that when you filter me at home i'm pretty much the same as i am in a plastic bottle? except that you'll save, like, $600 bucks a year. but other than that, we're pretty much the same. pur. good, clean water. (announcer) regular kool-aid. goes a

so maybe to sim plate it -- stimulate it, but now another $2 billion on top of that? it is taxpayer money, and that could have been used to help other industries at this point in time. >> all the good signs that we got this week, is it the light at the end of the tunnel you've been looking for from your perspective? >> i believe so. >> it could be a bear trap. only time will tell. again, if we get it controlled, the federal spending to some degree, otherwise we have the u.s. dollar collapsing, interest rates higher, higher debt levels with higher interest rates in this country could put us in a decade or two decades of economic peril. i think the light at the end of the tunnel is coming, but i'm still worried. >> thanks for both of you coming in. the first time i've ever heard the term "bear trap" used on the sunday morning news. >> yes. >> coming up, "sunday gardener." >> this is an insect eater? >> it is. we're here at irvine to talk about these guys again. go ahead, do your thing. >> we'll be talking about turtles, frogs, toads, and all kinds of things on "sunday g

. >> that sim simple tax change would change things quite a bit. they would be able to deduct services they didn't get paid for or volunteered to charity and you could get out of the way the middleman, the medicaid system that is collecting all the taxes, swirling it around in your state capitol and sending about 50 cents back to take care of people. all of a sudden, it would be 100% of it taking care of the patient instead of 50% of it being lost in the bureaucracy of government. glenn: rand, thank you very much. again, running for the senate in kentucky. rand paul. >> thank you, glenn. glenn: you may have seen president obama present the presidential medal of freedom winners this week. what he didn't tell you about some of the recipients and does it say anything about him that we should know, next. glenn: during the campaign, president obama told us to get a better understanding of his policies and who he is, we should look to the people who surround him and who he is surrounding himself with. well, following that theme tonight, i thought we shou

owe obama shared many dinners with terrorist sim pa sympathizer rashid khaladi and obama praised himn a sendoff speech as khalidi headed for columbia university, and about the same time, obama also sought a relationship with god, and he eventually settled down with a quaint little chicago church where his world view continued to sprout. >> the government gives them the drugs, and builds the prisons and then walks up to say god bless, america, not, no, no, not god bless america, got damn america, it's in the bible, for killing innocent people! glenn: i have looked in the bible. i'm stilling looking and just poring over the scriptures every day to find that, but life was turning out grand for president obama. a communist family mentor, super radical friends, a wonderful church. could life get any better? could it? well, it did. when he met his soul mate michelle. >> for the first time in my adult life, i am proud of my country, because it feels like hope is finally making a comeback. glenn: it does. spiritually, physically, ideologically, the two were a perfect match, and they married.

dwayne sims is here. first off we will explain, dwayne, why are you here? >> we are going to the university of maryland, my new partner and they just got a new coach, coach backridge and they are helping us host an all negro league vintage game. we have a metropolitan junior baseball league and players from all over will be here and we will go back to the old negro league and bringing in wallace williams, 102 years old. which my friend. >> i one there but he is my friend now. >> reporter: and chiply field. >> correct. >> i read where you are really proud. everybody talks about what goes on in dc but a hot has happened in the counties outside surrounding dc, especially prince georges county. >> i have the best of 0 both representations, prince georges county and district of columbia. >> you always bring some interesting memorabilia with us. tell us about the bat you have here. >> this was a bat in the smithsonian last year. i put it on loan. we won't talk about the value and economic thing but bucky wallace's signature is on that bat. he played back in 1927.

kieonte sims was last seen inentown, maryland. he takes medication regularly but he does not have it with him. if you think you have seen this child, look at his picture on the screen, please call montgomery county police. >>> iowa wants have a new way to make emergency calls, text. it is the first in the country to accept emergency calls via cell phone text message. they hope it will help people with speech and hearing impairments and those who may not want to make a phone call. >>> a look at how health care reform debate is shaping up on- line coming up in what's on the web. >>> and storms dump serious hail in the middle of the country. we hope that is not coming here. >> not the hail but we have some storms out there with scattered showers, as well. ret across most of the gireon velidoppler hd and a really cool picture of intnghg taken by one of thtne viers coming up when 9 news now this morning returns. sr control. >>> strong storms left damage in arkansas last night. there were even reports of hail that burst out some windshi

. >> we're being told to wash our hands to prevent catching the flu and getting sim when does it go fromautious to being a phobia? >> you become the howard hughes of your generation you have a true phobia. i think one of the things we're doing right now with medicine and on programs like this, as we sort of talk about the swine flu and what to do we're telling people all the time wash your hands, wash your hands. use hand sanitizer. and that's smart. but, if you find that you're not touching doorknobs, you're not picking up pieces of paper, you're not shaking hands with people, and it becomes a barrier to just normal social interaction, then it's a true phobia. good hand washing is very different than being afraid to touch anything and everything. so you have to sort of answer that, and if you're really gets in the way of having a normal life, it's a true phobia. >> just got your name. thank you so much alicia in hawaii this morning. >> and happy birthday, alicia. >> happy birthday. >> thank you. >> okay. is there ever a time we should leave the phobias and just leave them alone and not

it sim ple. $18,000 after all offers. go to chevy.com/openhouse mo r fore details. >>> more deadly violence in afghanistan. 41 people were killed and dozens more hurt when five car bombs exploded at the same time in kanhar. the blast destroyed the offices of a japanese construction company where many pakistani engineers work and damaged dozens of nearby buildings. kandahar is considered the spiritual home of taliban extremists. four u.s. troops were killed in an attack in southern afghanistan. >>> the taliban has a new leader. two of the pakistani taliban leader's top commanders confirm. the former leader was killed in a cia air strike earlier this month. >>> venezuela's president hugo chavez says he is cutting diplomatic ties with colombia. why? because the country plans to give u.s. troops greater access to its military bases. chavez says that pose as a threat to venezuela. the deal would let the u.s. military increase its presence at seven colombian bases through a 10-year lease. >>> now, american troops fighting overs

especially in the grand crossing neighborhood when ch has a high unemployment rate, but folks like mark sims wants to change that. he is the host of a public access show he distributes via youtube. i caught up with him to find out what what caused some to become so violence. >> violence in the american way. >> he added that the quality of the upbringing relates to the age of a child's parents. >> please, i tell young men, you shouldn't have children until you're at least 30. and young ladies, until at least 25. >> life on chicago's south side, if you're from chicago or any other community and have a story about how violence has affected you, send it to i-report.com and we will get it on the air for you. >>> tonight, we are taking an n in-depth look at chicago's deadly streets. we take you to the neighborhood where is the shootingses are hatching, we'll also question the police and look at what one local group is doing to stop this unbelievable violence and go one on one with chicago's former school superintendent arne duncan, now president obama's second of education. >> there are many peopl

and sim are man hitting the ball beautifully and scoring.georgia dukes -- elijah dukes and it is good hitting from there. >> rob: you see volstad has it so many times and paid dearly for it. that's when you know you are going good. that guy will stay to a 6-0 lead and we are into the bullpen. and sanchez pitched a scoreless fifth and giving up a walk to eli georgia dukes and they will counter with jorge padilla. and then morgan and belliard. jason bergmann is enjoying his streak in a nationals uniform. two huge outs against quality hitters to keep this a one run game. you get jorge padilla. and the last evening, he goes fishing for a breaking ball and leading the national league in two categories. batting average .367 on base percentage. .424 and 90 games in syracuse before being called up yesterday as austin kearns went on the dl. he gets jammed. and cantu for an easy out and that's a hitter way too overeager. >> rob: little anxious. >> bob: then it is on he is hands. there we go to the top the order now. morgan. and followed byronie bellia

he has sim pa sympathized from teasm ans who want to secede and compared texas violence on the border to israeli problems with the palestinians. perry wants rower is vus wade overturned. the senator supports stem cell research and perry does not. hutchinson says he turns off republican and minority and women voters. >> our republican party has been shrinking over the last few years in texas. now we're in danger of losing the texas house. i won't stand for t i want the republican party to go. i want it to win. i want it to be wore worthy of governing. >> hutchinson voted for the bank bailout program known as tarp and today told fox tus she is prepared to filibuster the healthcare reform bill in the u.s. senate. carl cameron, fox news. bret: so has the p public forced an end to the public option? we'll ask the fox all-stars when we come back. grill: i mean...wow! hey! that looks great. grill: and there's no need to discuss it further. in fact, you can buff most of that out. just give it a once-over with a wet paper towel...hee, hee grill: ok, good talking to you... anncr: accidents are

that is sim stocks. we don't give up our sins.garettes, i like philip morris international, they've got total international exposure, a lots in emerging markets and asia. i love the idea of a molson coors who came out with blowout numbers this week. hands down. and you've got a fair amount of international exposure that way. and then look at something like walmart. it really has not participated to the upside and the cool thing is that it's not trading expensively. you've still got 25% of revenues are international. and that's where the big growth is for them. >> all right. so avoid consumer discretionary, go with the consumer staples, the sin stocks, cigarettes, liquor stocks, when it comes to retail, walmart which i think is maybe protected. >> exact. good to see you. come up on "fast money" tonight with the s&p at 1,000, we'll see if it can hold by the end of the day. could some stocks have ridden this rally undeservingly in the traders look for what may be green overshoots in this market. plus, what's your best mood ahead of c

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that was made sim plchlt thank you. dan gross senior editor at "newsweek" magazine.nks. >> thank you. >> you know what they say about rugby players. they eat their dead. and their mascots apparently. some scrum. speaking of scrum, there's nothing left of this man but his mustache after secretary of state clinton got done with him. 13 words that ended the career of ex-ambassador john bolton, best persons, next here on "countdown." taking its rightful place in a long line of amazing performance machines. this is the new e-coupe. this is mercedes-benz. >>> best in a moment and the best 13 word joke by a politician in years. first on this date in 1926 stanley victor freeberg was born in los angeles. for 65 years he has been one of the nation's comedic treasures from working as a voice actor just out of high school to parodying popular music and culture to recording "the united states of america" to revolutionizing american advertising he has basically done first and best what everybody else has yet to do or done in pale imitation of him. so happy birthday, stan freeberg

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