characters on camels living in tents and shooting at strangers, there would be highways, industries, spaciousrick built houses with front lawns and efficient plumbing and regular garbage disposal facilities. thank you. >> coverage of the 2009 key west literary seminar. up next, a conversation or between the eldest son of julius rosenberg and his daughter, heidi, director and producer of rare to execution, which focuses on the legacy of her grandparents. this conversation, moderated by david lewis, is about 50 minutes. >> during the federal trial of julius and ethel rosenberg, there was almost a unanimous response from the public to cheer on the attorney general and the justice department's kennedy's 9 to convict the defendants. very little public protests until a newspaper, the national

. >> millers court is offering more than just spacious living and amenities. >> here's sherrie johnsonachers are being enticed to move in. sherrie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there is a new community geared toward educators. millers court is an affordable housing complex just for teachers. it was originally a can factory. since july, 80 teachers call it home. teachers pay a reduced rate for rent. it feature hires ceilings and large living room windows. the complex is located in north baltimore, placing many teachers close to their school. new teachers moving to baltimore are excited about the concept. >> i think millers court for me was the safe way to know that it was cheaper. especially my first year trying to budget a new salary, you know, because just coming out of college you never had ale a salary before. being safe in nigh environment was a factor. >> reporter: rent for one, two and three-bedroom apartments range from 700 to $1500 a month for teachers. normally, that same neighborhood one bedroom would go for $1100 a month. there is a waiting list but it's in the w

. ♪ oh, beautiful for spacious skies for amber waves of grain zplnchts for purple mountains majesty abovehe fruited plains ♪ ♪ america america ♪ ♪ god shed his grace on thee ♪ ♪ and crown thy good with brotherhood ♪ ♪ from sea to shining sea ♪ >> so appropriate to have the prayer from father coughlan, roman catholic faith was central to the life of senator kennedy, even when he strayed or sometimes crashed off the straight and narrow life, he always came back to the church. that's his son, patrick, you see in the foreground, standing at the hearse, the body of his father. >> thank you very much for attending. eternal rest granted unto him, oh, lord, and let perpetual life shine upon him. may he rest in peace. may his soul and outlet souls of the faithfully departed to the mercy of god rest in peace. ame amen. >> senator bobby byrd talking with lawrence schribe in the background. there was no detailed program for this part of the motorcade. so, we'll ask you to bear with us. we don't know quite what to expect next. i think that might have been the concluon of what they wanted to do here, g

. >> the millers court on north howard street is now offering more than just spacious living and amenitiesp. >> sherrie johnson is telling us how teachers are being enticed to move in. >> reporter: tough economic times mean looking for new deals even if you are a teacher. miller's court is offering discounts to get you to move in. it's designed just for teachers. the rooms feature high ceilings and large living room windows. the complex is thee miles from the art school at kohlington square where some of the teachers work. it's profitable because state and local tax credits offset the costs of development. teachers say it is an option you can't pass up. >> it would be a great environment to live with nothing but teachers, everyone does what you do and has different areas of expertise. >> reporter: the rent ranges from 700 to $1500 a month for teachers. normally a one-bedroom would go for $1100 a month. right now there is a waiting list but a similar complex is in the works by 2011. sherrie johnson, abc 2 news. >>> it has been a tough week for news crews out there. >> we told you a story yes

. >> now they are offering more than spacious living and amenities. >> it's time to move in. sherrie johnson tells us how. >> reporter: good morning. tough economic times mean goods deals for some teachers. millers court is offering discounts to get those educators to move in. this was designed and the rooms feature high ceilings and large windows. it's located minutes from where teachers work. state and local tax credits offset the cost of development and operations. teachers say it is an option you can't pass up. >> makes rent a nonissue. we can pay for supplies instead of rent and utilities. >> rent ranges from $700 to $1500 a month for teachers. normally a one bedroom in the same neighborhood would go for $1100 a month. there is a waiting list but a similar complex is in the works for baltimore's hampton neighborhood. here. >>> here's a look at camden yards from last night. we will remember the gutsy pitching performance of david hernandez. we will remember the home run from melvin mora. we will also remember the mammoth home run off the bat of brad wheaters. we'll rememb

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. >> o beautiful for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain, for purple mountain majesties above theshed his grace on thee and crowned by good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea! [applause] >> thank you very much for attending. eternal rest granted to him all board and a perpetual light shine upon him. may he rest in peace. may his soul and all the souls of the faithfully departed rest in peace. amen. [applause] >> i just want to say on behalf of my brother and sister how proud i am. he could not have done this without all the people that he worked with. he knew that he was only grade because he had great people supporting him and he knew the value of good staff and that is why he was so successful. i know that all of you, having watched what happened in the past three days, have to feel good that you were part of his life because this country has outpour its soul and heart this past few days to say what a difference he has made in the life of this country and i think that you will should be feeling that you were part of that, too because of all that you have done. i hope that

i mean, the rooms are much more spacious and i haven't counted them, but there isn't even a hundred roomsley from one end of the home to the other? >> no, that's my exercise. i walk through with my white gloves and i check everything, no, kidding. >> you're selling it for 150 million dollars. in this economy. that can't be easy. do you have any takers? >> no, well, it's only been on the market a couple months and it's, you're right there isn't a big market for a house like mine, but there will be, that person that just wants that much acreage and flat land and a big house to go with it. >> aaron died sadly in 2006. what is your life like now being single in los angeles? >> i'm dating, but you know, i feel-- we had a magical marriage and i don't think that that's ever going to happen a second time. i really-- i can't even ever see myself getting married. >> it's very interesting window into the life of the rich and famous, it's called "candyland" and thanks for coming on and best of luck with patching everything up with tori. i hope she's listening. >> i hope she is, too, alisyn, i'd reall

winning nfl analyst and nfl hall-of-famer and now an nfl dad as well, howie long, joins us in the spacious you are here, that is the only way i get in here. >> i don't know what they are doing in the back room. >> dave: we'll check that later, so many hats you have worn as actor, analyst and pitch man and all of famer and you know what i admire, always wore the same one hair-do, the flat top, how have you pulled that off through all the -- >> the quality $12 haircut dark and works through all of them. >> i'm out the door in 10 minutes in the morning. >> dave: you think i would rock it. >> yeah, you could... you'd be out the door a lot quicker, you have a lot going on up there, there is this con strived dis shelved thing you have going on. >> dave: contrived disheveled and let's talk about what is going on in here this is nfl season ahead and two quarterbacks, neither of whom have the job continue to dominate the headlines, brett favre and michael vick and who is more likely to find a home this season in the nfl, and brett favre says he's retired and vick want a home, who does play sooner.

." >> ♪ oh beautiful for spacious skies for amber waves of grain o'er purple mountains majesty abovehy fruited plain america america god shed his grace on thee and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea ♪ [applause] >> thank you very much for attending. eternal rest be unto him, oh, lord. may perpetual light shine above him. mail the souls of the fatefully departed rest in peace. amen. -- may the souls of the faithfully departed rest in peace. amen. [applause] >> i just want to say on behalf of my brother and sister how proud my father was to serve in the senate and he could not have done it without the people he worked with. he knew he was only great because he had great people supporting him and he knew the value of good staff. that is why he was so successful. i know that all of you, having watched what happened the last three days, have to feel good that you were part of his life. this country has outpoured its soul and heart these last few days it to say what a difference a has made in the light of this country. i think you all today should be feeling like you w