steve: it's terrible. of course, we were talking earlier about how the country of iran historically has a lot of plane crashes they do historically blame the united states because of our economic embargo on the country of iran. but this particular airliner, a tu, built in russia, i understand that there have been a number of aviation disasters regarding planes like this. 29 people were killed in september of 2006 when an airliner came off the runway after landing in one of the eastern cities in iran it bust into flames. in november of 2006 iranian military plane crashed on takeoff at the airport. 16 minutes before it went down. killed 39 people on board. including 30 members of the elite revolutionary guard forces. gretchen: when you look at this aircraft 61 serious flight incidents with tu 154s? gretchen: that's a lot. including 36 hull losses. i'm not sure what that terminology means. that means human fatalities. 16 resulted from terrorists or military action. one thing that catches my attention this mor

steve? steve: her man.l senate is expected to approve judge sonia sotomayor as early as next week. republican senator from south carolina lindsey graham voted with the democrats when the judiciary committee sent her nomination to the floor. even though alabama senator jeff sessions voted no. he said it will still be a good thing to have her on my court. brian: al franken in the center. gretchen: latest developments on h1n1. of course, that is the wine flu. a new report just out says pregnant women face a greater wisconsin of dying from it so they should be first in line for those antiviral drugs. also being affected religious tradition like drink from the chalice at church. joining us from london with more on this our own katie logan. i never thought about that. i guess churches will be changing procedures this fall; is that true? >> that's right, gretchen. the u.k. has the highest rates of swine flu infection around the world. around 100,000 people here are thought to have contracted the virus. now the who

steve?: meanwhile, gretch, this morning the senate judiciary committee set to vote on supreme court nominee sonia sotomayor. so far the majority of republicans on the panel will not vote for her. some believe she let's her biases interfere with her rulings. she will likely be approved. the full senate vote on her will be next week and it's expected she is going to get the job. brian? brian: banking giant bank of america causing about 10% of its branches. the bank currently has 6,000 of them nationwide. the branches becoming less profitable as people turn to online banking. also dealing with the credit crisis. there is no timetable yet for the closings. we know they have been struggling. gretchen: the cost of treating obesity swelling to new expensive highs. medical expenses for obese people averaging $1,400 more a year than for someone normal weight. that's nearly double what it was 10 years ago. the higher expense comes from the cost of treating by beats and other ailments. typical people w

steve: steve forbes, from "forbes" magazine. the definition. have the $400? steve: some day i'll make it there. thank you. clayton: he put his life on the line for this country and proudly hung the american flag outside his home. but for a second time, yes, a second time, vandals burned that flag down. we're going to talk to the former marine next. ainsley: and it's the little league of rodeos. call it kid versus beast. clayton: that's great. ainsley: cute. i love it. steve: plus, he had a food fight with bobby flay and the culinary king asked for seconds on his dish. our grill sergeant out cooking gumbo on the plaza. s yeaaaahhhh! find out more at aflac!... ...forbusiness.com (laughter) ♪ she does. obviously they do. ♪ oh, and her. ♪ steve: it's a friday in the summer. we have our concert series here at "fox & friends." today we are delighted that the oak ridge boys are dropping by at our world headquarters. drop by. they're going to do a big number coming up just about an hour and 10 minutes from right now. ainsley: we live in

steve.ian: you feel as though this town should allow to you keep it up even though it does violate the size restriction because we are in the middle of two wars, right? >> yes. brian: let us know how it goes down. this was supposed to go down a week ago and you are standing strong. thanks so much bernard tucker over at the industrial liquid coatings. >> thank you. brian: ben roethlisberger break his silence. >> her false and vicious allegations are an attack on my family and on me. i would never ever force myself on a woman. i want to fight to protect my family and my represent -- reputation. brian: another night, both his wife and mom battling breast cancer at the same time. up next phil mickelson joins us live with his emotional story and more. and you have a young girl trapped inside a burning suv. a complete stranger saves her life. and finally, happy birthday to jennifer lopez. the highest paid latino performer ever is 40 today. and part owner of the dolphins. in six different ways? int

steve?rth korea hinting it wants to talk directly to the united states about their nuclear brahm program. in a statement pyongyang says it will not turn six party talks but has hinted to dialogue with washington. we just want d.c. at the table, folks. meanwhile service hillary clinton says north korea has never been so isolated from the balance of the world. she credits the chinese with putting pressure on the country of north korea. brian: police have arrested a man in connection with the death of former "american idol" hopeful alexis cohen ♪ don't you want somebody to love ♪ wouldn't you love somebody to love. >> cohen made legendary appearance on idol was hit in hit and run accident. charged with death by reckless driving and leaving the scene of a crash. gretchen: horrible story. health care bill is meant to protect the mentally disabled. its language is offending that community. massachusetts democrat barney frank introduced a bill in march that referred to the mentally disabled as ment

steve: sure.inar today if you are interested go to foxandfriends.com that's the easiest web site and we will connect you right over to hers. alisyn: kendra, great to see you. steve: straight ahead for this "fox & friends" on this wednesday. alisyn: terrorizing organizing in the united states doing it at a hilton hotel. why is this allowed to happen. short falls in our counter terrorist operations. steve: back in 1991 the number one song match book 120. . go climb a tree. or discover things you've only read about. get the gear to get it done at bass pro shops. like the body glove method life vest for only $19.94. and take 33% off all remaining towables. . . bill: albert brooks was not the way -- the answer. we were telling you about at islamic group of terrorists that were holding a conference at chicago, there are concerns that it was a front for terror recruitment. supporting freedom of speech, putting homeland security in question. we have with us the center for security policy former chairman.

steve? it happened exactly 40 years ago today, historic moment for humanity. >> one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. steve: neil armstrong's famous words and that anniversary being commemorated all over the country today from the halls of nasa to the iss international space station. at this space station today two astronauts go on a big spacewalk to install some extra parts. the rest of the astronauts try to fix a 19-million-dollar toilet. one of the space station's two toilets has broken leaving 13 people to share one bathroom on the international space station. there is another one on the space shuttle that leads to our question of the day no not should we fix the bathroom because i'm thinking we should. should we take another trip to the moon? if you think no, text friends 1 to 36288. if you think yes, let's go to the moon, text friends 2 to 362 362 8. results a little later on. alisyn: sarah palin is making the rounds in alaska but she claims this is not a goodbye tour. pa

steve. brian: molly, i'm sorry, did you want to talk to steve? steve: molly lurks take a question from brian? >> absolutely. go ahead, brian. brian: thank you very much, molly for giving in in the end. right now nancy pelosi says she's has the votes. almost nobody else says that you need 218 in the house. what's the reality? >> yeah. speaker pelosi came out yesterday and says she believes health care can pass the house right now. she said, quote, there is no question that she has the votes to pass the democratically controlled house. that may come as news to the blue dogs though. there are 52 of them. one of them indiana represent barron hill disagreed with the speaker. she may be well-intended he says he does not think the votes are there yet. brian? alisyn? or steve? alisyn: very nicely done. thank you. not just the blue dogs. lots of people are -- i'm interested in nancy pelosi's math how she gets there because not everybody does. steve: this coalition of modern democrats. orrin hatch, a

a alisyn: steve? steve: we start with a fox news alert.t into our newsroom of vice president joe biden in the ukraine. in a joint statement this morning with the president there, the vice-president said washington supports ukraine's bid to support nato. ukraine's leaders say that they are looking to ensure u.s. protection and support. mize president biden will head to georgia that also wants to join nato. alisyn: anchor is rising after the controversial hate crimes legislation attached to a necessary defense spending bill senator john mccain said that he had never seen anything like it. >> now, we are all bogged down because the majority leader wanted a hate crimes bill, which has never gone through the judiciary committee, which it should come on a defense bill permitted has nothing to do with it alisyn: john mccain also says that the a crimes legislation could make it harder to prosecute terrorists. or beat -- steve: hundreds of pages of warning and research have been in for fear of angering congress. the former head of the national high

that's yours, steve. steve: go ahead.greatest hit the field for 2009 mlb all-star game. we sent our own "fox & friends" weekend host dave briggs for an inside look at the festivities. steve: hey, dave. dave: what's going on, eric in the prompter can be tricky, my friend. eric: tell me about it. >> all the pressure tonight on the national league squad who has not won an all-star game since 1996. winner, of course, still gets home field advantage and the world series until at least 2011. as for last night though, all the expectations were not on the squad but one man. one albert pools, the face of the game and certainly of this city. it was the home run derby and pool hulls put on a show for the fans. he did get help from one fan maybe interference you could call it. that was it for st. louis's king of pop. the night belonged to prince fielder, son of sesil. he was the winner of this home run derby, outlasting nelson cruise one home run with 503 feet into the st. louis sky so the prince is the st. king. back here at bush st

steve: doubled it. brian: steve, you mentioned in september. they are not going to vote on this until september. that's something the blue dogs wanted. i think they are rational human beings and know this is too big of deal to ram through. gretchen: other big deal is waiting until september they will all go on recess and go home and get a ton of phone calls from constituents. that's why obama that did not want this to happen. what's going to happen is that potentially a lot of constituents are going to call up. if you believe the polls, most americans don't like this thing. they are going to call their members of congress and tell them that when they are on recess. when they come back in september, will they actually pass this thing. that's a huge question in my mind. steve: looks as if the republicans have gotten a big win. they said slow down, come on. you are going too fast. interestingly enough, i believe it is in the senate version, they are now projecting the congressional budget office is projecting that under the plan 9 a% of americans

steve: ok.sotomayor is going to get a grilling on capitol hill today, and former attorney general alberto gonzales since he's in the chair is going to stick around from the d.c. bureau to give us his take on it as we look live at the supreme court across the street from the the u.s. capitol. peter: then the graveyard robbery, a sick scene, bodies dug up, and new ones put in their places in the grave all to make an extra buck. in six different ways? introducing listerine® total care. everything you need to strengthen teeth, help prevent cavities, and kill germs. introducing 6 in 1 listerine® total care. the most complete mouthwash. and to complete your oral care routine add superior plaque removal in places that are hard to reach with reach® toothbrush and floss. get the complete routine, reach® and listerine total care. 4l spend 10 minutes a month with natural instincts. it's the healthier way to blend away gray and give you color that shines on. how? the antioxidant rich ammonia-free formula fe

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steve: talking b. is going to get his 100 billion-dollar bonus. the price of doing business on wall street down on wall street heads i win, tails i win. there seems to be no -- the managers share in the upside but as we see from this, they don't share in the downside. so even in a terribly bad financial year. they are still big winners. >> performance based and that's got to be part of the reform. 24 minutes before the top of the hour. the president of the united states meeting with a lot of ceos, sometimes he has staffers, outside the office sometimes with the white house. june 25th. something unique happened. if might have happened since. before lunch was served a white house staff walked around and got all the ceos credit cards you are invited to lunch but you will pay. they want to make sure there is no conflict of interest. these guys paid for their lunch. alisyn: ceos from zox, coca cola, at&t and honey well had to cough up credit cards and pay nobody knows what's on the menu but they had to pay

track for steve's motorcycle. >> steve had all of the toys. i think dale bought them all. >> actually, it wasn't all dale's money. some of it was the bank's. lured to a business backed by one partner's ski expertise and the other shares in microsoft, banks loaned millions of dollars to nordic sports haus. only problem was the partner with the know-how, steve, didn't seem to know much at all. he ordered way too much merchandise and soon suppliers weren't even getting paid. $400,000 behind. >> 120 days past due after 90 day term. >> he says he went to steve with his concerns and steve replied, by forcing him out of the company. by now steve was into another venture, because, as unbelievable as it sounds, he hooked up with a second, even bigger, microsoft millionaire. coming up, the mystery man is identified after robbing the dead. >> just feel like your whole world has been shattered. i mean, how could somebody do that? more cash over here! it's much easier to find money at esurance. great auto insurance rates and lots of discounts! got insuranc

>> jimmy: jimmy. >> steve: who? >> jimmy: steve, it's jimmy. >> steve: randall? >> jimmy: what?some advice. you got a second? >> steve: hello? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hello. >> steve: who is it? >> jimmy: jimmy fallon. i'm the host of this -- >> steve: hello. who is it? >> jimmy: it's jimmy. >> steve: jimmy? >> jimmy: this is ridiculous. i'm coming in, okay. >> steve: oh, what's up, dude? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: higgins, what are you wearing? >> steve: i'm workshopping some outfits for interoffice beach day. >> jimmy: interoffice beach day. that's coming up? i'm so bummed. i can't even think about this stuff. i need some advice. dude, you got a couple seconds? >> steve: dude, for you, anything. >> jimmy: thanks, man. well, i heard this rumor that jenny is making photocopies for miles. >> steve: yeah, that shiz is all over facebook. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you heard it? >> steve: dude, it's everywhere. >> jimmy: steve, i don't know what to do, man. >> steve: do these make me look too blousy? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: good talking with you again. >> steve: one more question. does this h

t. >> good morning, steve. keep in mind that if effort to control language is always an effort to control thought. i have a book called "reflecting diversity" published by mcmillan, and it makes it very clear that the effort to control language is an effort to change the social fabric of the country, to indoctrinate kids, not to teach them, but to make this a more just and equitable country, and it shows what words would be banned. words in textbooks that kids are not allowed to read, not bad words, not profanity, but words like "founding fathers" no longer allowed. steve: it's banned? what do they want to replace it with? >> well, the founders because you want want to suggest that the men who wrote the constitution, for instance, were men. that would be scary. steve: and we discover that in chairman or chairwoman. they want to ban that. >> that's right. you are a chair. you are a piece of furniture. if you are a man that represents a district, you are not a congressman. you're not even a congresswoman. that's

just this -- this happened last night. >> steve: is this where you bend and your body goes -- [ stevees spring sound ] >> jimmy: look at this. i don't -- i've never seen this act. this is weird. whoa, whoa, watch it. >> steve: watch when he gets up. >> jimmy: this is crazy. >> steve: watch your body. [ steve makes spring sound ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's crazy! >> steve: that's like you're a board. >> jimmy: it's like -- [ jimmy makes spring sound ] [ steve makes spring sound ] it was weird. i wasn't -- because it's just -- my mom didn't like that, by the way. [ laughter ] >> steve: because you looked too -- >> jimmy: she said i looked like a corpse, she said. yeah, she was very upset. she couldn't look at the screen. >> steve: what did it feel like when he did it to you? did you feel like you were -- >> jimmy: i wasn't -- no. i wasn't asleep or anything. it was just -- again, i was on mucinex and excedrin. [ laughter ] and -- don't try it at home. >> steve: especially kids. >> jimmy: and then the amazing kreskin comes out and he hypnotizes me. it was just -- it was a weird vibe w

it's warming up. >> jimmy: steve, i think you did something wrong. >> steve: i think the toner has to. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm going to head out. i'going to hand write these. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: i'm going to hand write them. thank you for helping, though. >> steve: no problem. >> jimmy: take care. >> steve: wait, wait, wait. never mind, never mind. ♪ >> what's up? >> jimmy: hey, guys. >> no, no, no. don't get up. we'll -- sit. [ laughter ] >> that was one messed up pizza party. >> jimmy: yeah. i don't want to talk about it. >> oh. we do want to talk to you about something. >> yeah. >> okay then. that new lady you got, kirk saw her mang photocopies. for miles. >> jimmy: that's not true. >> your lady. she's been photocopying. [ laughter ] one last time. you watch your back, man. ♪ ♪ if you had a clue what i could do to you ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ what you don't know won't hurt you until you find out ♪ ♪ and what i have for you you cannot see unless somebody shows you ♪ ♪ and if i had a soul i would rot in hell but until somebody tells ♪ >> here are the photocopies you requested. ♪ [

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. >> where is steve moore? is he still there? i want to see his facial expression. put him on there. he's smiling. hear these technicians, they're crawling all over you. you're not tuned out. >> thank you so much. first up, bernanke bear brighton love triangle on capitol hill. thick they spend most of their time arguing with each other. our all-star panel and steve moore will try to explain us to and his bride, alison, and joe is a little more bullish than usual and jerry boyer is waiting in the wings. i think is there plenty of time, we go to 11 to 1200 on s&p in 2010, as our two technicians suggested, heck, gee whiz, pullbacks or not, i say investors, you ought to get in. that's my view, we'll save it later on. come back to "the kudlow report," straight ahead. 7g b. >>> a quick update on something outside the stock market. there was a hearing on r regulatory financial reform. we have hampton pearson with us. did anything come out of this? i heard them arguing with each other basically. >> for all the high mi

that leaves steef steve -- steve stricker with a chance really to plunge in the dagger. although he doesn't look the type. one of the nicest men you'll find out here on the pga tour. and there's a lot of them. ian: david, you would think that if he can reach, he'll go for it. just try to knock it up there at the center of the green. it's worth a go. david: it is, as long as you don't go over the back. even that front bunker isn't so much of a problem, although if you ask lee janzen, he might tell you differently. snedeker now. this will be quite an up and down. hello. 17 under par. good up and down. tied for third. birdie at the last would be worth a lot. this has been a very, very long wait for this last group. what goes through your mind? jimmy johnson is there. as you say, nick price, a very, very good player himself. jimmy, i played with him in africa a lot. a good pro. ian: it's always nice to have that extra assurance when your caddie is a good player and a calm thinker. that's all he has to do now. he's won before. he's won four times before. recently at colonial,

and then steve martin. [ cheers and applause ] love steve martin. standup comedian should read "born standing up." that's the -- his book that he wrote about standup comics -- >> steve: and listen to every album. >> jimmy: and listen to every album, of course, that he's done. and watch every special. and then you have vanessa williams who's gorgeous, talented. the last time i saw vanessa williams i was on "saturday night live" and she sang with pavarotti. remember that? >> steve: yeah, and did "kwanzaa timmy." >> jimmy: and "kwanzaa timmy," too. tim meadows fans out there. yeah, that was awesome. [ laughter ] but anyway, it's going to be a great show. i'm just so psyched you guys are here. it's going to be so much fun. thanks for coming. it's no secret that we love shooting here in new york city and every now and then we take the cameras out in the streets and we ask people if they'll do something for us. like an impression of a famous person. take a look. >> jimmy: hey, everybody, we're here in times square. a lot of talented people walking around

called him a great person. >> the steve steve mcnair i knew, would want me to say celebrate my life. for what i did on the field. for what i did in the community. >> police say the two had been dating for several months. steve mcnair was married, with four children. >> well, learning more about the teen accused of shooting a 5-year-old girl that is held without bail tonight. 17-year-old lamont davis arrested 13 times since he was 10-years-old. when he was charged with second-degree-assault. he last appeared before a judge july 1st, 24 hours before 5-year-old raven wyatt was shot in the head. expert say this type of breakdown in the system is common. >> it doesn't sound like they did a great job, but that's not unusual. because a lot of the juvenile justice systems here in the united states are not working. >> the department of juvenile services had davis hooked up to a gps monitoring device but it was removed just before the shooting. >> and maryland's u.s. attorney hires threw three new prosecutors to crackdown on gangist activity. the prosecutors work with federal, state and local

steve is... likes... >> both: rich freedom. >> rose: steve wynn collects beautiful, often extravagant, things, from great art to big yachts to the largest pear- shaped diamond in the world. in a cruel irony, this man who pursues beauty is losing his sight. he has a degenerative eye condition called retinitis pigmentosa. >> wynn: i was born with this recessive and rather rare condition that has diminished my vision since childhood-- night vision, when i was very young, and then peripheral vision as you get older. >> rose: because he's losing his peripheral vision, he often leans on people to guide him. he can see what's directly in front of him, but it's like looking through a tube, and the circle keeps getting smaller. and you have an appetite for visual things. >> wynn: i do, indeed. and, you know, that's the kind of thing that can be a source of great anxiety. you say, "well, suppose i can't enjoy the things that i love seeing so much?" so there you are, that's it, you're face-to-face with the

many hearing about the death of steve mcnair first from us. here's how they hope he'll be remembered. >> it's really just devastating to hear of his loss. >> reporter: shocked by his death, ravens fans spent the evening reminiscing. steve mcnair ended his career as a quarterback in baltimore. fans say they will remember him as a key player who curbed around a -- turned around a team in 2006. >> he took us from a 6-10 to a 13-3 and made it all the way to the afc championship. >> reporter: air mcnair was only the second african- american quarterback to play with the super bowl. he brought his years of experience to baltimore. >> to be an african-american quarterback, and to lead a team hike baltimore. we had a good, winning record when he was here. so it's nice to know that he had a positive impact on a sport. >> i think that he brought a lot of excitement to the team. we're very happy to have a seasoned veteran at the time, and he did great things. >> reporter: the news that he was shot and killed only one year after retiring from the is shocki

steve mcna. the baltimore connection. >> a coach accused. how people track down a man charged with soliciting sex with an underage girl. >> i want my child. >> panicked parents. what led to a massive police search inside of a school. >> most of the time people do a doubletake. >> life without clothing. hear from the people at a crownsville nudist colony. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news at 10:00. >> hello, i am jeff barnd. >> and i am jennifer gilbert. a city and fans bid farewell to an nfl star tonight in nashville. >> also a baltimore presence at the memorial for former tennessee titan and raven steve mcnair. we are live with the story tonight. keith. >> steve mcnair spent about two years playing with the ravens here. he led the team to the playoffs one of the years. and tonight, fans are remembering the player, and the man. >> it is a day to say goodbye to the former tennessee titans and ravens' quarterback. steve mcnair. >> ♪ . >> an estimated 5000 pe

the steve mcnair that i knew is a great person. he helped to put this organization on the map here in tennessee. cut us in our first super bowl. i think you all realize everything that he did it in between. i will miss him as we will all miss him. i ask you to honor what he did on the field and in the community, he was a tremendous teammate. that is his legacy. i am proud to have been a part of that. does anyone have any questions? >> what is your fondest recollection? >> there are so many great moments. the giant wind, the tampa bay keeper. so many great moments. the memory that kept popping in my head over the last few days was the thanksgiving week of 2005. we all know how he was physically. i was in the recovery room, waiting for someone to come in. steve walked across with a walker. michele was by his side. he was there for an epidural injection just so that he could walk to practice. those kinds of stories are the ones -- you have seen the moments of triumph on the field , those things are what made him special. >> [inaudible

remembering what made steve minarik a gridiron legend and a friend. -- steve mcnair and grid iron legend a friend. >> what with your head held high, knowing that you have done your very best, wrong or right. release, let go, embrace the flights to a place where war years ago. thank you. >> mason spent 10 seasons catching passes from mcnair. he was a family friend he showed the pride of representing scenes last team. >> the baltimore ravens organization. çthe city of baltimore sends their love and prayers to you. >> they also recognize the horrible way in which he left his family. >> so many things running through your mind, but take comfort in that steve is in heaven, saying, "thank you, i cannot teach you how to fish. i can barely swim, and i cannot love you like your daddy did, but i can love you like a father. >> afterwards, the titans' head coach talked of moving forward for the men and their family. >> i will be taking them fishing sunday -- for the mcnair family. we are going to get this healing process off on a right foot. >> nobody tonight talking about the manner in which steve

detectives found 20-year-old sahel kazemi dead by steve mcnair's side. a gun under her body. >> we know that steve mcnair was shot multiple times and mrs. sahel kazemi was hit one time in the head. >> reporter: steve mcnair had been dating sahel kazemi for several months and they owned a escalade together. the news is shocking for the former teammates, he ended his 1st season nfl career by leading them to a record and a championship. as a player, probably in the last 20 years, there is no tougher quarterback. >> reporter: wjz was there when he bid an emotional farewell to the team in 2008. >> what a great ride. it was a great ride here for the short two years. you talk to my family, you are talking about respecting each other. the love in this building is unbelievable. >> reporter: on sunday police labeled steve mcnair's death a homicide but have not ruled on sahel kazemi's death, they are talking with everyone who knew the couple including her exboyfriend. >>> wjz is always on for you to read statements for the raven as look at the highlights from steve

reporting live, abc2 news. >>> now to the murder of steve mcnair. at a news conference, a policeman said the former raven, and tennessee titan was shot four times, twice in the head. this is how baltimore fans will remember steve mcnair, leading the ravens to a 13-3 finish in 2006. but his life ended here at a condominium in nashville. autopsies on mcnair, and the woman he was found with, sahel kazemi were found sunday. mcnair and kazemi had been dating for a couple months. >> it was clear his death was a homicide, as the result of being shot four times. the police department is not yet classifying miss kazemi's death. >> reporter: there are more interviews whether her death can be revealed as a suicide, or if a third person shot mcnair and kazemi. a semi automatic pistol was found underneath kazemi's body. friday night, mcnair was spotted out at two bars in downtown nashville. >> we'll be talking to the staff and management, about what he did there, what conversations they may have overheard. who he talked to, that kind of thing. >> fans we spoke w

that leaves steef steve -- steve stricker with a chance really to plunge in the dagger. although he doesn't look the type. one of the nicest men you'll find out here on the pga tour. and there's a lot of them. ian: david, you would think that if he can reach, he'll go for it. just try to knock it up there at the center of the green. it's worth a go. david: it is, as long as you don't go over the back. even that front bunker isn't so much of a problem, although if you ask lee janzen, he might tell you differently. snedeker now. this will be quite an up and down. hello. 17 under par. good up and down. tied for third. birdie at the last would be worth a lot. this has been a very, very long wait for this last group. what goes through your mind? jimmy johnson is there. as you say, nick price, a very, very good player himself. jimmy, i played with him in africa a lot. a good pro. ian: it's always nice to have that extra assurance when your caddie is a good player and a calm thinker. that's all he has to do now. he's won before. he's won four times before. recently at colonial,

you, too, steve moore. let me put this question to you. china has low tax rates on capital, low tax rates on business. their tax rates are lower than ours. i don't know if i like the sound of all this pump priming going on but i do like the way they treat capital. >> if they put in a flat tax like hong kong has, they wouldn't need much system thousand get 8 to 10% growth rates. >> they got rid of a chunk of retail taxes for consumers and got rid of capital gains tax. >> that's the stuff i think fundamentally will create a stronger economy. mike, your advice is not worry about the china story, it won't crack up or interfere with our summer rally. >> the shanghai exchange was up 83% going into last night. they're in for a correction and won't screw us up, we weren't up 83%. >> real quick, you're coming back, maybe we will find andy bush or not. >> we just had this hillary clinton state department meeting, didn't see much coming out of it. what about the currency battle between the u.s. and china? >> i hope the fact nothing came out of these

] >> steve: it was great. >> jimmy: it was really good. >> steve: so great, oh my god. god! >> jimmy: they played that song. that one song. >> steve: oh, my god, that song that i love. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i loved it, too. >> steve: i would say top ten shows ever of all time of history. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: loved it. >> jimmy: hey, everybody, we're going to be right back. we have a brand new episode of "seventh floor west," so stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪o' what's the #1 mascara launch in recent history? it's lash blast! for the biggest, boldest lashes of your life! this big brush doubles the size of lashes. 6 million women have doubled theirs. try lash blast. only from easy, breezy beautiful... covergirl. hi. number two, please. would you like that to hurt now or later? uh, what? sir, it's a simple question. do you want heartburn in, now or later? these heartburn medicines make you choose... between hurting now or later. pepcid complete doesn't. it starts to neutralize acid in seconds... and keeps it under control all d

steve mcnair was 36 years old. back to you. >> thank you, kai.rts director mark viviano will have more in sports. >>> a youth soccer coach in baltimore county is facing serious charges. police say he tried to have sex with a 14-year-old girl. 32-year-old charles friedel was arrested. the girl's father was alerted when he found inappropriate text messages on his daughter's phone. >>> a major change in policy for the maryland transit administration. it's a no tolerance policy for drivers caught using cell phones. >> reporter: vic, during all of the recent incidents involving a metro or a light rail, the first question always is it was driver distracted by a cell phone, and starting tonight the mta is starting a new policy regarding that technology. >> why couldn't the conductor have seen him. >> reporter: it's a question being asked by many have two teens were hit by a light rail train in lutherville. they were walking on a curve in the track sunday afternoon. the train operator never reported the accident. the family wants to know why. >> i want c

>> patrichko. >> steve: oh, patrichko. >> jimmy: yeah, it just rolls off the tongue. >> steve: yeah!p? >> steve: how could i screw that up? i'm sorry grant, i apologize. >> jimmy: what's your middle name? >> thomas. >> jimmy: boo. needs to be more tricky. >> steve: like colacaluke. >> jimmy: yeah, colacaluke. >> steve: colacaluke patrichko. grant patrichko! there you go. >> jimmy: yeah, that's good. now, where you from? >> stowe, vermont. >> jimmy: stovermont? now, i've never heard of that. did you make that up? >> no, i didn't. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, stowe, vermont. i thought it was one word, like stovermont. [ laughter ] >> stowe, vermont. >> jimmy: i'm from stovermont, kansas. stowe, vermont. oh, okay, very good. now, are you ready to dance your hat and gloves off? >> you better believe it. >> jimmy: oh, wow. all right, i like that. hey, what's your name? >> hey, i'm lizzie. >> jimmy: hey, lizzie. what's your last name, patrichko? [ laughter ] >> brubaker. >> jimmy: brubaker. okay, higgins got that one right. all right, now, where you from? >> i'm from dallas. >> jimmy: you're

>> steve: peg, really?> jimmy: and then there's ted evans. ted? yeah, don't act like you're not here. hey, ted. how are you? [ laughter ] you got mix one, bopping to sinatra. mix two, '40s swing. mix three, chilling to jazz. what's mix four, shaving my 'nads. see that's -- [ laughter ] again, why would you need a playlist -- >> steve: how many songs on that one? >> jimmy: what? it's much easier to do without music. >> steve: you'd think. you're concentrating. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: let's move on. let's move on. mel jameson? what's up? hey, mel. this dude likes to work out, obviously. he's got his gymix treadmill. gym mix power workout. he's got gym mix circuit training. anything else? pretending to tie my shoes for 20 minutes while checking out dudes in the locker room? [ audience oohs ] [ laughter ] all right, come on! that is -- why would you make a mix? again, that's what i'm saying. >> steve: why would you do that? >> jimmy: it's a good thing you're saving the earth, but, i mean, these ipods are j

] >> steve: it was great. >> jimmy: it was really good. >> steve: so great, oh my god.my god! >> jimmy: they played that song. that one song. >> steve: oh, my god, that song that i love. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i loved it, too. >> steve: i would say top ten shows ever of all time of history. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: loved it. >> jimmy: hey, everybody, we're going to be right back. we have a brand new episode of "seventh floor west," so stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ (announcer) for a smoother, more feminine you, try veet spray on hair removal cream. with its new spray-on application and moisturizer complex, touchably smooth skin just got easier. veet. what beauty feels like. 88% of marie claire reader panelists who used veet said their skin never felt so smooth. but it's been two months, and you're still going strong. glade lasting impressions. two fragrances alternate to keep things... fresh and exciting day after day. - and not just for 30 days. - ( inhales deeply, sighs ) but for 60. it's the longest-lasting plugins ever. ge

sharing the lead with steve marino at 5-under.e he is, fairfax native, steve marino, his second shot on the par 5, 17th, gets it close to hole for an eagle attempt. marino wasn't even expecting to play the british open. when he found out last weekend he was in, he had to have his dad send him the passport. here's the eagle attempt, marino rocking the red beanie there, reads the break to pe next. that's in. marino had the round of the day, shares the lead at 5-under, a crazy turn of events for the 29-year-old. >> i didn't have any warm clothes, i didn't have a passport. i had to fly my dad to my house in florida so he could get my passport and fedex it to me. so i wasn't even expecting to play in this tournament. i didn't think i was going to be an alternate, let alone be playing. so you know, when i found out, i got in, i was super-excited. >> steve marino and tom watson tee off today a 10:00 a.m. celebrity golf in lake tahoe. former running back marshall faulk doing some work on the golf course, how about that. a hole in one. you