. >> george sweeney? -- george wythe sweeney? >> that was the nephew. 17-years old, he was always in trouble. >> related to george wythe how? >> he was his sister's grandson. >> what did he want to kill him? >> money. the kid had fallen prey to an epidemic of gambling in richmond. richmond had become a colonial sodom and gomorrah. gambling, drinking and prostitution. wythe's house was three blocks up the street where all the casinos were. the kid had gone down every night and run up huge gambling debts and began to steal from wythe. he stole a precious global of the world and valuable books and sold in downtown to pay off his gambling debts. he forged checks under george wythe's to get hundreds of more dollars to pay off debts. he came up with a scheme to murder george wythe to give his estate from his will. under the terms of the will, he was entitled to half. >> why was that? >> when he was a little boy, his dad was the manager of george wythe's plantation. he was very friendly with his dad and the boy. he used to buy him a voi

it was the end of september. >> sweeney is where? to go he was in jail pending he forged the checks against the bank. he was charged with murder. >> edward randolph had done what and history? >> randolph had served as the mayor of lillian's prepared and -- williamsburg. he was one of the young discoverers in the country when he was 33. and he then had become the attorney general of the united states and when jefferson resigned, the attorney of the united states. >> did he sign the constitutional convention documents? >> he did not. there were many that did not sign it. there were 19 of the 55 delegates that did not sign it. >> but there were three that were there and did not sign it. and a bunch of them were not there. who was the lawyer on the other side? who was prosecuting? >> he was one of the most aggressive prosecutors in the country. in addition to that, nicklaus was close friends with thomas jefferson he married into the carter family, which is even wealthier he was on the committees to let jefferson to the presidency. he was

good throw by sweeney.oeller is going to make it 2- 2. >> jim: the orioles doing a nice job of adjusting. he's lost three in a row, he's only won one out of his last seven appearances. this is an opportunity. before you get into the better part of your bullpen, and they have a good one, to do some damage. >> gary: cahill appeared against the orioles in a 9-4 win. he got the win. the orioles have gotten to him tonight for the two runs on eight hits already. here's adam jones who has hit into a double play and a fielder's choice. nobody out. jones will wait on the look, and look, and no throw. orioles finally able to pick up a base hit with a runner in scoring position. outside, the count goes to 2-0. jones gets the rbi chance here. >> jim: adam very solid in that respect all year long. that average still at .33 coming into tonight's game. >> gary: taken for a strike in order to let roberts get the stolen base. brian is 2 for 2 in stolen bases tonight. >> jim: there goes the double play. he gets a running lea

that says more about the strength of mike sweeney than it does about the bat.ost frightening south. this is from the illinois state fair animal calling competition. i don't know what she's calling, but it better come quick. give her the trophy. she's going to eat my young. very frightening. here's the ugly, worst double play, the mets tried to execute the old 163, but hernandez makes a throw to first base and there's no first baseman. they're cutting costs up in new york. apparently they're playing with eight. worst hospitality, wrigley field, chicago, the phillies in down. shane victorino back on the fly ball in center. a fan dumps a beer on his head. that's the chicago way. and then as you can see, they had the fan removed and he's currently at the bottom of lake michigan. finally, worst architecture. jerry jones who built a billion dollar stadium, but forget to make it tall enough to punt in. the titans kept kicking into the $40 million video board. jerry says tough, figure a way to kick around it. don't forget, you can see a new version every tuesday night

whoever made this twig for seattle's mike sweeney. watch him. he hits a mammoth home run and breaks his bat over his shoulder on himself. that's more not about the bat but about mike sweeney being strong. >>> here is the frightening thing. woman in the state fair in the animal calling competition. i don't know what she is calling but it better come quick. you win. give her the trophy. she is going to hurt somebody. she is going to eat my young. let's go to the ugly, as if that didn't qualify. >> worst double play. the mets trying to execute the olds 1-6-3 but hernandez making the throw to first base and there is no first base. the mets are cutting costs up in new york. they are going without a first baseman. apparently that's how they do it up there. >>> worst hospitality. shane victorino in left center making the catch and watch his head. he gets the full beer. that's the chicago way. and they remove the guy and he is at the bottom of lake michigan right now because they don't mess around in chicago. >> they knew who was in town so they returne

jerry sweeney, ceo of brandywine trust. welcome to "mad money". >> happy to be here. >> you and i read the headlines. you feel like jumping out of the window to come to work because commercial real estate is about to get a lot worse? it's certainly been a challenging time. no question that commercial real estate is a capital intensive business and demand is how the economy is doing. if anying and business psychology is determinants of how commercial real estate does. it's no surprise over the last six or seven quarters, there's been a dearth of financing available for real estate. the traditional real estate financing sources, commercial banks, life insurance, companies, pension funds, have all gone through their level of capital crises and that's been compounded by generally negative outlook on near term economic performance. >> but mr. sweeney, there -- capital looks amazing. you listed all of the sources of capital that are pretty much closed down, are closed down. suddenly out of nowhere, there's the stock market. it al

state republican party chairman at the time, brendan quinn, and new york republican congressman john sweeneywho's now better known for losing his seat in congress after multiple dui arrests and domestic violence allegations from his wife and odd proclivity for showing up at frat parties and having his picture taken there, too. the mob that the gop sent to stop that count in miami was billed at the time as a spontaneous grassroots uprising, one that just happened to be made up of no one at all from miami, all republican national operatives, including at least a half dozen who, according to irs records, received payment for their services from the bush/cheney recount committee. here were the brooks brothers rioters, you know, just a bunch of ordinary americans who wanted to see justice done who were moved to spontaneous protest. rioter one here, tom pyle, aide to republican congressman tom delay. rioter two, former staff director of the house judiciary subcommittee on criminal justice. number three, staffer with the congressional committee. rioter four, kevin smith, former house analyst. riote

sweeney [unintelligible] mark ellis was single in the left field. you more, but like i said, why? tony stored flat out owns the place. -- tony stewart flat out owns the place. sam monnat jr. gets bumped off the track. slides back on the track, slams into jeff gordon. and the date for both drivers, but both drivers and injured -- ends the day for both drivers, but both drivers and injured. jimmy johnson finished 12th today. wide area officially committed to the event today. the win last year given the first major of his career, but no one has won the senior championship in consecutive years. since you? >> i have no clue. >> honorable palmer. i know you were thinking arnold palmer. -- alarnold palmer. i know you were thinking arnold palmer. >> let's look at >> a hot and humid one tomorrow, but relief is slowly inching our way. still some stores on the eastern shore. showers may meander on -- in some spots -- showers may still linger in some spots. it will be cooling off with a lower humidity. >> it officially got to be 100 degrees in my car. you know

by you know if i couldn't make it to new york to see a trip on broadway, i could still check out sweeneyodd and different concerts and south pacific and all these other things that were being captured so beautifully and opera and classical pieces. and grew to absolutely love antiques road show. i'm addicted to that show now. so you know, there's all sorts of programming that whether it's local programming for your city-- there are lots of great shows in la. we've got people like huell howser and things like that, which he's such a legend. and every city that i tour in i flip on their local pbs channel, there's a show for that city. i think it's such a wonderful way, young and old to learn about your city, learn about the world. it really is a place like no other. and the fact that it has stayed funded by the viewers is so important. so yeah, support, support, support. really is fundamental in making sure that our kids, our grandkids all have the television that we need. cause there isn't a lot of good television out there. >> you're with me backstage here at the boston symphony hall as w

ryan sweeney in foul territory makes a nice sliding cash. it's two outs.ivers the base hit to left field. the single scores two runs. ellis with the rst five-hit game of his career. the 7th inning the rains would come. delayed the game for 50 minutes. they did finish. anyone got an ark? nascar racing at watkins glen after being rained out yesterday yesterday. hornish gets pushed off the track, bounces off the barrier into traffic and takes out jeff gordon. this was a spectacular accident on a ed on course -- on a road course that unbelievably everybody was able to walk away from. tony stewart went on to win his third race of the year. i'm dave feldman. brian is back to wrap up the edge right after this.  ♪ ♪ i always feel like (announcer) it's right here, it's easy... ♪omebody's wahi me. ...it's the money you could be saving wh h geico. ♪ who's watching? ♪ telme who's watching. ufuffl music right here, it's easy... ♪ i always feel lik sobody's watchg g me. ♪ it's the mon you could be saving with g. you want to keepr loved ones safe secure. we've b

tim sweeney sells some of the best-selling models under the cash for clunkers program, small fords. >lem we have now is keeping up with the inventory levels of what people are coming in for. >> reporter: in response, ford has just announced it will increase production of its focus and escape small suv. but that will take time. meantime, the detroit free press reports supplies are low nationwide of the ford focus, ford fusion, honda civic, dodge caliber, jeep patriot and jeep compass. in chrysler's case, their factories went idle just as the clunker program took effect. and at other dealers, it's a different problem. they're waiting for their clunker reimbursements come in before they order more new cars. >> right now i probably have 15 deals. so that's probably right around $60,000 that we're owed. >> reporter: so if you're thinking small, head to the dealership sooner rather than later. don't let these figures deter you from car shopping. chances are you can still find one, you may just have to settle for your second choice in color. that way you don't waste your money. i'm john mata

matthew christie and james sweeney. we are awaiting the university of michigan consumer sentiment which should hit the wires right about now. rick santelli is standing by in chicago. to give us the number as soon as it comes up. good morning, rick. >> good morning, mark. well, it isn't out yet but it is one of the scenarios where subscribers, of corks, get in early. here we go. 63.2. this is not what we want to see if you are a green shoot person. if you are more -- you know, take it for what it is. maybe it expresses some of the anxieties that we all know are out there. even though things improved. the number is 63.2%. this is preliminary august. it is coming off of a 66.0. we see that the treasury market, logically would be rallying and pushing down rates. and we also see a logical response in the equity markets which is a bit of a downtrade. foreign exchange -- >> take a hit. >> dollar taking a little hit. already hit a bit before the number. mark, back to you. >> thank you very much. >> mark, you know, interesting a

sweeney in foul territory makes the sliding catch. top of five now, as up 3-0.the first five-hint game of his career. >>> rain would come and doe late lay the game for 50 minutes. as beat the orioles by a 9-1 final. >>> nascar racing t watkins glen after being rained out. hornish goes into the barrier and comes plying back out right into jeff gordon. everybody fortunately was able to walk out of this one. nobody was hurt. points leader stony stewart started #th. he went onto rip win his third race of the rear. -- he went onto rein his third race of the year. >>> it will be easier to buy a car and you won't have to step inside a car lot. that is in our business beat. for all the moments that make every day special. fancy feast introduces an entirely new way to celebrate any moment. fancy feast appezers. simple high quality ingredients like wild alaskan salmon, white meat chicken, or seabass and shrimp in a delicate broth, prepared without by-products or fillers. new fancy feast appetizers. celebrate the moment.

anne sweeney at disney, she oversees abc network, oversees the disney channel.is is one really positive story. all of her properties are doing very well. >> talk about washington. traditionally that's been the place that you really need to -- we talked a little bit about secretary of state and also michelle obama. but what about in other elected offices? in elected offices? >> this is a particularly exciting story i think this year. we're seeing women in unprecedented roles at the top of our government. traditionally male-dominated areas. mary shapiro is the head of the s.e.c., coming in right at the crux of a very difficult time, the financial industry. janet napolitano overseeing homeland security. trying to get in there and fix our border. we've got -- >> you had kathleen sebelius. >> kathleen sebelius. what's more difficult than the health reform plan right now? she's head of health and human services. >> also we've seen sonia sotomayor being added to -- >> first latina supreme court justice. again, not in politics, but i would just like to mention ursula bu

to the bad, worst bat construction, whoever made this for matt sweeney while snapping his bat in halfi don't know if -- kind of snapped it on his shoulder. he has a big shoulder. most frightening sound. this is from the illinois state fair at the animal calling. it better come quick. >> would you give her the trophy right now? i'm fearful that she will eat my young. here's the ugly. worst double play, the mets who try the 1, 6, 3 situation. anderson hernandez makes the throw to first and there is no first base. they are cutting costs, so they are going without a first baseman, i guess. worst hospitality, wrigley field, shane back on the fly ball in left, goes to make the catch and the fans dumped a full beer on his head. that's the chicago way. they then remove the fan and dumped him in lake michigan with a brick around his ankle. finally, worst architecture, jerry jones who built a billion dollar stadium, but forgot to make it tall enough to punt in. they kept punting the ball into the video board and you will have to learn to punt around it. punt line drives, i guess. the stubbornne

jason sweeney and cannot jason. >> jeremiah. >> mike: kaman jeremiah. >> his twin brother jedediah. >: i love that name. my jedediah. >> there is joy in a anti-jordan grace. >> and jordan grace is the newest in the baby. seven months. >> and josiah. and let's see joseph. >> there is ginger and johanna. and there is just a and i don't know i forgot that one's name. i was wondering if they were thrown in there. and we didn't know. that's yours, governor. >> mike: okay to tell everybody what we did. that is miles the son of one of our staff members. we just wanted to see if we could catch you off guard. >> what a cutie. >> mike: it's a good thing he didn't just say we will do that when the name and keep them. >> there is joe and jennifer. john david. >> mike: were running out of seats hear packers missed janet. john david stein. but we have everybody? let's give the man. >> mike: one thing i wanted to ask you about, it has to be a challenge with this many children. a lot of people have seen the unfortunate situation with john and eight -- john and kate +8. the other show for children. he

jay sweeney who is the founder, the biggest dolphin trafficker in the country, you know, in most of theoriginally from the dolphin drives. >> you've also opened up a die log. you've got people standing, giving you standing ovations at sundance and small theaters that this is opening. what is your hope that will happen here? >> the japanese have called outside pressure creating inside pressure for change. this is a win-win for both the dolphins and the japanese people it's 5,000 times more toxic than japanese law allows. so, you're saving the lives of these animals, and the japanese people. it's a win-win. you know, the movie is very hopeful. you know, at the end of the day, you realize that these, you know, one person is make a difference and a couple like-minded people can change the world. that's why people are applauding this film. >> louis, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> good luck to you. the movie again is called "the cove." coming up next chef la la is back to help you throw a healthy party. >>> this morning in "today's" kitchen, hot chef la la is back. this time with a party

ryan sweeney gives oakland a 3- 0 lead in this game. the next batter coming up with be bobby crosby and bobby crosby on the first pitch will hit a solo home run to left field giving the a's a 4-0 lead. again, you will be able to see the a's right here tomorrow at camden yards. >>> twins are playing the tigers right now. dell month young hitting a solo home run to centerfield gig the apes -- moving to the bottom of the 5th inning, miguel cabrera hits a two-run home run to left field. adding to this incident, it's minnesota twins, tigers 3. the tigers trying to pad their lead in the american league's central division. the cleveland indians leading the chicago white sox 5-3 in the top half of the inning. red sox play the yankees. we'll be back to preview tomorrow night's game in baltimore's camden yards, jeremy guthrie on the hill. that story coming up next. 7 out of 10 men prefer degree fragrances... over a leading old spice fragrance. ♪ ♪ new degree men's deodorant. mind-blowing fragrances. over a leading old spice fragrance. ♪ ♪ new deg

. >> gary: that one in the air, sweeney going back, sweeney's not going to get it.ts saw how close markakis was getting, decides i better get another one. >> jim: they play him a couple of steps to left. just a sinker down and in. he lofts it. it's in the air a long time. not a lot of urgency to get to third base. puts it on cruise control. it will be a little more difficult for adam jones to hit him in. >> gary: bear in mind, brian is the leading base steeler of -- if you give him a chance, he will take off. 11 for 11 stealing third. cahill realizing that turns around. >> jim: you could get a bigger lead. you get guys out there that can really steal bases, you almost start flinching. because, yes, your middle infielders have to keep them close, but if they do, they're out of position. >> gary: there he goes. no throw. 12 for 12 stealing third. >> jim: i guess that's why he didn't feel imperative to get to third. 22 stolen bases. only been caught six times. and he's looking right at him. brian gets a bigger lead. great instincts right there to get to third. >> gary:

i was having a very interesting discussion at lunch with michael sweeney about the challenges that they face in reaching grips that predominantly live in another language. that would be a terrific challenge. we need to be mindful of everyone in our community as we try to move forward. this is a slide showing people to be vaccinated in a bunch of dierker places. -- a bunch of different places. we hope to utilize all of these locations as we move forward. we are still working on this. we, you know, certainly welcome the input and assistance of people at the local level in terms of helping us figure out how to deliver vaccine most efficiently to those who need it. and, finally, these are the high-priority groups that i mentioned in the advisory committee. there has been a lot of press and play about this. pregnant women are certainly at high risk. health-care workers will be on the front line. children younger than six months of age, actually, the vaccine is not licensed for children that young, which is why we want to vaccinate people taking care of infants, because of the disproportionat

reach out to high risk groups and hard to reach groups, very interesting discussion at lunge, michael sweeney about the challenges that they face in reaching groups that predominantly live in another language, we need to be mindful of everyone in the community as we try to move forward. this is a slide showing that people get vaccinated in the deaf -- bunch of different places. we hope to utilize all of these locations as we move forward. we are still working on this. we certainly welcome the input and assistance of people at the local level in terms of helping us figure out how to deliver vaccine most efficiently to those who need it. finally, these are the high priority groups that are mentioned that the committee provided. a lot of play about these pregnant women are at high risk, health-care workers will be on the front lines, children younger than six months of age, the vaccine is not licensed, which is why we want to vaccinate the people taking care, because of the disproportionate diseases. people who have documented high risk conditions, pregnancy, neurological disorders, asthma, cons