witnesses told police after the gunman pulled away, taylor scolded the woundy man. you're stupid, you're stupid, that is what you get. d.c. police say taylor lied repeatedly with about what she saw that day and her story changed several times. the affidavit said the defend visited frank johnson 27 times

there was 3300 men under him an estimated taylor had the same. actually the anglo strength was 2200 the mexican general surveyed the opposition carefully and noted his foes were superior and artillery as they had 20 pieces the battle commenced so hard inhe fire of cannon did not seize for a single moment that was an exaggeration and the understatement mexican artillery was low caliber the gunpowder and was not well-trained taylor had his two big guns and not very mobile 412 pounder howitzers on a large wheeled carrieror the supply of artillery the mexican governor all they have solid shaw the anglos had better end howitzers had an exploding shell. fiy balls than paper cartridges with two worth three buckshots. as always mexican and cartridges were overcharged. e troops were flaws or from fast marching tailor-made a leisurely stroll but the mexican calgary came but the amounts were in the field for several days so ty lacked stamina for a battle and fatigued from not eating. they went a hundred yards and the mexicans opened fire. the enemy was out

i just don't. >> reporter: taylor's family plans to appeal his conviction. in baltimore county, jeff hager, abc 2 news. >> a trial for taylor's alleged accomplice brian scott is scheduled to begin next month. >>> a clarksville man going to prison for securities fraud. 37-year-old alvin am process is accused of using funds from investors to put his wife through law school, and take a caribbean cruise. maryland attorney general down gansler says am process owe morse than $602,000 in restitution and will spend six months in prison. he was convicted in june of securities fraud for taking more than $5 million from about 180 investors for a payday lending business. >>> tonight a private memorial service for senator ted kennedy will be held at the john f. kennedy presidential library in boston. tens of thousands of people have filed past his coffin as he lies in repose. reverend jesse jackson was among the visitors paying tribute. he says the long-time massachusetts senator helped change the country through his work for minorities, the disabled, and the poor. >> he

dominique taylor did not testify. it's unclear why. although the judge found probable cause to continue the case, he's reased taylor on her own recognizance. laura? >> all right, paul wagner, thank you. >>> maryland congressman chris van holland discussing healthcare with senior citizens in silver spring. the democrats took the questions from the audience on president obama's plan. no fireworks, though, like in recent up to hauls. he talked about the strengths of our current system and the stress of the need for reform. van holland said a few words about senator ted kennedy and his life long commitment to healthcare. >> he was passionate, a fighter until the very end and he was somebody we know is able to reach across the aisle and to reach out and work with other people to get things done. that is why he has a long record. >> van holland said politics aside, he believes that most americans agree that healthcare reform is necessary. >>> staying on the healthbeat now. swine flu fears may not be contagious as the virus itself. the poll f

[bleep] >>reporter: taylor's own words sealed his fate.aylor's accomplice brian scott pled guilty back in june. he could face up to 40 years in prison when he is sentenced in october. >>> animal cruelty in anne arundel county. police say they found more than 20 dogs in unhealthy living conditions with an elderly couple in ormond beach. they have been complaining of the howling stench for nearly a year now but a call this morning to the county executiv executive's office finally got results. health officials and police say an elderly woman had 19 dogs inside the house, 2 in a trailer, all of them neglected, suffering from very serious illness. >> i can't imagine -- i actually cried when i saw the condition of these dogs. none of them daycare like out 2691 already 3 of them had -- out of the 21, 3 of them had hair. three pregnant ones and si six-week-old puppies. i can't imagine a six-week-old puppy going through that. it didn't have a stitch of hair continue to. >> health officials have removed the couple from the house and calling the hous

little taylor has spent half of her life in the hospital and the focus of many news stories but since have teamed up on youtube they have gone global. >> abby and taylor together have brought neuroblastoma to the world. >> reporter: the two first met at a fund-raiser for taylor a year ago and since then they shared a special bond. >> i think it is more like a little sister. >> thank you. >> like a little sister relationship. >> reporter: abby made it her mission to do good and mom makes sure she is grounded. >> you have to give back. you have to use it for good things. >> reporter: taylor is a happy, smiling little girl with a lot of energy. many view the tiny teen as a powerful force that can spread the message of this horrible disease. so abby and other children, who suffer, can live despite their tomorrows. >> donate money for research, that's what we ask. give us another day ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> thank you for watching. >> there's no sign of the cancer rite now, but there is a high rate of this rare cancer coming back. while the youtube video has received international attention, here

police say taylor has admitted dating frank johnson but has changed her story several time.aylor's attorney, abraham blitzen. >> it is our position that the matters set forth in n. -- in that document do not legally constitute the criminal offense of obstructing justice. >> reporter: the affidavit also says the defendant visited frank johnson 27 times at the d.c. jail and it had numerous phone conversations with him n a call recorded november 2nd, 2007, the defendant told johnson, i'm gangsta. i hate the expletive police. >> you can say all kind of bad things about the police and that doesn't necessarily mean that you've obstruct the justice. >> reporter: meanwhile, taylor remains in jail at least until her next hearing friday. >> it is just how this justice system is and how the police is. that is all i can say. if they can't get what they want, they're going to try to fight to get what they can. >> reporter: wisdom martin, fox 5 news. the shooting victim did survive. a hearing has been scheduled for taylor this orning. >>> michael vick back on the football field and in gam

this year's camp has been devoid of serious injury and taylor is absent as well, now back in miami.y points out, the man who wears his old number can be a better fit for the burgundy and gold. >> reporter: the redskins newest star on the field in burgundy and gold. jason taylor practicing wit his new teammates the first time. >> takes the field, number 55 and is tall, handsome, rich. everyone wants his autograph. >> reporter: one year ago at this time, the redskins park was buzzed and fans clamoring for a look or autograph at jason taylor. this time around when it comes to 55, many fans don't know who he is. >> watch the game. it's 55 and i caught his number and name. i can't remember. >> -- [ indiscernible ] jason taylor. >> i have no idea. >> do you know who numberrive if is -- 55 is on the redskins this year? [ indiscernible ] >> yeah, who is number 55 this year? >> reporter: for the record, number 55 this season is robert thomas, an rit errorrer -- 8- year veteran linebacker drafted in the first round by st. louis in 2002. >> start from the bottom up, you know, working hard each

dom neek taylor didn't testify. it's ulear why.ugh the judge found probable cause to continue the case, he released taylor on her own recognizance. in the fox 5 newsroom, i'm paul wagner. >>> the investigation into last december's water main break on river road just hit a roadblock. you remember this scene, the ruptured main turned river road into a literal river, forced some people to be rescued by boat and helicopter. now investigators say daily inspection records might have accidentally been thrown away. ifs that ate case, it will be harder to determine why the main was installed incorrectly as consultants claim. >>> from the ad to the rails and a traffic alert for metro riders. if you ride the red, orange and green linings add about 30 extra minutes to your travel time. the agency is doing track and maintenance work. most of the work goes from 10:00 tonight to midnight sunday but the green line delays started at 8:00 this evening. >>> the president of montgomery college is under fire tonight. familiar culty membe -- familiar cu

. >> taylor may look healthy. when she was 18 months old she was diagnosed with stage four, high risk neuro blastomo. >> our daughter was told she has tumors growing in her eyes. and grape size fruit sized tumor in her belly. over the next few days we learned it was throughout her bone marrow and different spots in her body. >> early last year, abby found out about taylor who lives near her. abby loves to sing. and wanted to let her musical talents to help in the little girl's fight. abby stars in a music video in a public service announcement now on youtube aimed at raising awareness and donations. they show candid moments of taylor undergoing treatments. >> the reason why was just to look get people aware of it and to get people interested in helping. >> thanks to expensive medical care and support from people like abby, right now doctors don't see any cancer in taylor. still there is the high relapse rate for her disease. she has more painful treatments ahead. and taylor has this message for abby and everyone e

taylor, you won, pal! you won! [ cheers and applause ] , my gosh. there you go.er golden watermelon trophy, right there. [ cheers and applause ] that's awesome. and because here at "late night" there are no losers, here's the "late night with jimmy fallon" golden participation watermelon. [ laughter ] there you go, buddy. yeah, it's an actual golden watermelon. [ laughter ] my thanks to taylor and chris. [ cheers and applause ] you guys are awesome. our very special thanks to our heroic volunteers. you guys are awesome. thank you so much. go to www. nationalwatermelonassociation. com to learn more about watermelons. we'll be right back with marlon wayans, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ what's nice about the iphone, is if you run into a friend an with a flick, there's an app for that. if you want to share contact info with a bump, there's an app for that. or if you just want to share some down time, well, there's an app for that too, because there's an app for just about anything. only on the iphone. to see light bulbs turn on. i want my students to have som

taylor, you won, pal! you won! [ cheers and applause ] oh, my gosh. there you go. watermelon trophy, right there. [ cheers and applause ] that's awesome. and because here at "late night" there are no losers, here's the "late night with jimmy fallon" golden participation watermelon. [ laughter ] there you go, buddy. yeah, it's an actual golden watermelon. [ laughter ] my thanks to taylor and chris. [ cheers and applause ] you guys are awesome. our very special thanks to our heroic volunteers. you guys are awesome. thank you so much. go to www. nationalwatermelonassociation. com to learn more about watermelons. we'll be right back with marlon wayans, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ they said it would never last. 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. get freshness that won't fade away for 60 days. ahhh! with plugins lasting impressions.

she's really fun, she's cute, she's smart. >> reporter: taylor may look healthy but when she was just8 months old, she was diagnosed with stage 4 high risk knew row blast oma. >> the oncologist total us our daughter had cancer in her eyes and a great fruit-size tumor in her belly, and over the next few days we learned it was through her bone marrow and different spots in her body. >> reporter: last year, abby found out about taylor who lives near her. abby loves to sing and wanted to lend her musical talts to help in the little girl's fight ♪ holding on ♪ >> reporter: abby stars in a public serve ace announcement of on youtube. taylor undergoing treatments. >> the reason why was just to get people aware of it and to get people interested in helping. >> reporter: thanks to expensive medical care and support from people like abby, right now doctors don't see any cancer in taylor. still there's a high relapse rate for her disease. she has more painful treatments ahead. and taylor has this message for abby and everyone else who has helped her s far. >> thank you. >> thank you. ♪ 'cause i'

. >> there would be more work, says jeff taylor, the elkhart county transportation manager, if thereasn't all this paperwork to fill out. because the transportation stimulus dollars are funneled through the states, taylor's office have both state and federal applications to do. >> i honestly believe president obama means to get this money spent quickly. >> that was the president's sales pitch when he visited in february r america needs jobs now. >> so we can't a afford to wait. >> especially here where unemployment is almost 17%, largely due to a collapse in the r.v. industry which called elkhart county home. taylor thought stimulus money put to work repairing local roads and bridges would put more local folks to work. instead -- >> we're finding ourselves inundated with forms and paperwork and just a whole lot of numbers and things that just not getting anybody back to work. >> taylor has two of his staff spending most of their time dealing with stimulus paperwork, and after five months of it, not a dime has arrived. >> we haven't seen penny number one yet. we're still in the very i

taylor was liberia's leader at the end of 14 years of a brutal civil war. and it was the advent of a woman's movement earlier in this decade that helped to drive him from power. in tonight's signature story, we want to take a deeper look at the power of women in liberia. in a story we first brought you earlier this year. "worldfocus" special correspondent lynn sherr shows us how the movement gave women the kind of opportunities they could never have dreamed of. ♪ >> reporter: the message from monrovia, the capital of liberia, is loud and clear -- women rule, literally in the person of ellen johnson-sirleaf, the first female president elected in africa, and optimistically, as in this four-day conference of women from around the world, strategising on everything from stopping violence against women to funding political campaigns. the international women's colloquium took place in march, the largest event in liberia in more than 30 years, celebrating female leaders from all over africa and the market women of liberia itself. they, in in a sense, were the real

taylor. no charges have yet been filed. the dogs we can tell you are recovering tonight at animal control until they're healthy enough, hopefully for adoption. delia goncalves, abc 2 news. >>> officials are seeing a spike in the number of bats flying around the city of baltimore. so far more than 100 people have reported having the winged animals inside their homes. >> and bats are inquisitive. and what they'll do is they'll find any crack, any chink in your home and want to know where it goes. they'll be flying along, and they'll feel cool air blowing out from a cool room through a crack because there is air conditioning inside. well, cool air reminds them of caves, et cetera, and they'll try to go right through that small crack. >> here is the bigger problem. five of the bats captured inside city homes have tested positive for rabies. animal control says if you get a bat in your house, don't try to touch it. immediately call 311. >>> a police chase spanning seven miles in cecil county ended yesterday with a state police c

taylor and his alleged accomplice walked a teenage boy in a trunk and sexually assaulted his girlfriend before abandoning them in cherry hill. >> it's one thing to come to the county and commit a robbery that's bad, maybe you carjack somebody and take their car. but to torture them and put them through what they did for two hours, and commit sex offenses and take pictures, i mean, it really was -- >> a trial for his accomplice is scheduled to begin next month. >>> the state can do more to help delinquents, a report by the juvenile justice monitoring unit says the state should move towards developing all inner facilities with better track records. the department of juvenile services responded by saying the department contracts with a range of mental health services to provide the best possible care in a detention center. >>> they say it's among the worst case of animal hoarding ever in the county. animal control officers rescued 21 dogs from a home in terrible condition with feces piled up a couple feet high. neighbors a several years ago the same thing happened and they took it upon the

it's unclear why taylor didn't testify at trial. barksdale told his story to the jury and identied johnson. taylor was arrested by the capital area task force and has been on the job a little over two years and we learned that she's been ordered held without bond and will have a preliminary hearing in court tomorrow. >> thank you for the latest details, paul. >>> and more details emerging about a police-involved shooting in the district. in happened around 3: 00: 00 this morning. the police responded to reports of a man with a gun. they ordered him to drop the gun and he refused. one officer later shot the man and he later died. >>> it's been a confusing first week back to class for thousands of prince georges county high school students because of a massive scheduling flip-up. they spent the week trying to figure out what class to be in. the school superintendent is apologizing. john henrehan has the latest. john. >> reporter: here quart the headlines. scheduling for high school students has improved dramatically the last 24 hours.

he gets two life sentences. >> kahiem taylor's mother says the two life sentences are painful. it's heart-breaking. it's like somebody just took a knife and stabbed it in my heart and just kept jiggling and didn't pull it out yet. it's still going through my head. life, life, life. that's all i hear. >> reporter: the judge says the crime was depraved. two teenagers were carjacked, abducted and the young man locked in the trunk for two hours, while his girlfriend was raped in the back seat, made to perform sex acts, photographed. both victims were dumped off in cherry hill. the prosecutor says the sentence is appropriate. >> i told the judge he didn't deserve to breathe free air again. hopefully he won't ever again. >> the two victims couldn't come to court and bear him again. they sent a letter to the judge about how the crime affected them. >> they wrote about how they drive places where some of the offenses took place upon them and how they have to relive it every day of their lives. they don't trust anyone and can't be alone anymore. >> kahiem taylor told the judge "i'm sorr

taylor? improving the safety of these products is a work in progress. >> wait a minute, you didn't answer any question. one of the things in being in front of this committee, it's a lot easier if you answer the question. you didn't answer the question. please answer the question. >> if the question is whether the marketing agreement has solved the problem of fresh produce safety, the answer is no, of course, it hasn't. >> i asked you a question, though, i'm going to repeat it just to make sure that you heard it. i asked you that, isn't it true that in nearly every case since 1999 outbreaks of food-borne pathogens that involved leafy greens were pre-packaged leafy greens? yes or no. >> yes. >> now, mr. taylor, doesn't that suggest that the processing of leafy greens is a significant factor, the processing is a significant factor in causing outbreaks of food-borne pathogens? >> there are features of that process that do create an environment for packaging growth. >> is that a yes or no? >> yes.

last october taylor and brian scott kidnapped 2 people at the light rail parking lot.he.was locked in the trunk of the car. the girl was raped. they were dropped off in the cherry hill section of baltimore. taylor was also convected for robbery and carjacking. >> i told the judge he did not deserve to breathe free air again and hopefully he will never breathe free air again. >> i don't believe that he was there. i just don't. i can't see my son doing nothing brutal like. that i just don' don't, brian scott pled guilty he could face 40 years behind bars. he will be sentenced some time in the month of october. >>> city police have calculated it cause for helping state delegate john harden with marriage proposal. one city councilman is questioning the bill. jeff joins us now with more. jeff? >>reporter: well the bill comes to 300 dollars. that's what the city charged delegate john card enfor its role in his elaborate marriage propose a.last month he staged a faux police raid where he proposed to his fiance. city police this week build card en300 dollars for 15 minutes use

i don't see us functioning with another government-mandated program. >> reporter: congressman taylorld a skeptical crowd over and over he didn't either. >> you count on me. you can count on me. i get an opportunity to get a better price on drugsing i'm going to do t i get a price on generic, i'm going do t you can count on that. >> reporter: do you think they were satisfied with your answers? >> i think so. you know, again, they're against it and i'm against it. so. >> reporter: is that going to change, do you think, in the next four weeks? >> i don't think they will change their opinions. i don't think i will change my opinion. >> reporter: if he does, he knows there will be even more to answer for on his next trip. kelly cobiella, cbs news, waynesboro, mississippi. >> mitchell: a california state prison near los angeles is on lock-down. after more than a thousand inmates rioted overnight and at least one barack caught fire. officials say 55 injured prisoners were hospitalizeed in rioting between hispanic and african american inmates. officials have not said what sparked the riot. a

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taylor, taylor, can you hear me? i don't think taylor can here me. tony, in the meantime she can't here me, but the question she brings up here is that the health care bill, really, it's not one that america at this point in time loves and so, yeah, the objective she laid out pretty concisely, but the bottom line america as a whole doesn't like the health care bill. how much do you catch onto it, do you name this the senator edward m kennedy health care reform bill? do you play that up? what do you do with your democrats because you don't want to alienate their right altogether, just caught on the left. >> just what was said. due to the great work of senators like ted kennedy, that's not the issue that's being addressed by the current health care legislation, we're basically talking about a public option, that will socialize the national economy and force almost every single american over the course of time into a single payer system. that's the opposition. let's face facts, we've heard it for the last several days since the passing of senator kenned

taylor i'm glad you're feeling better.le that stopped on the way to the reception. take care guys. have a good morning. >> you too. >> be well. >> you've seen all the infomercials about "the snuggie." the blanket for people. now people have created one for dogs. i don't know how smart our dogs are because they aren't willing. they have holes in the arms and fleece blankets for dogs to keep them warm. i have charlie, who is not having it. and bentley over there. >> i think charlie wants to see bentley. >> that's the problem. >> in new york you see people putting things on their dogs all the time. does this work? >> i say for a very young dog or very old dog this might be necessary. otherwise, it falls under the i'll do anything for my dog. >> as a veterinarian right, and dog behavior if people put goofy costumes on their dogs, right, the people love it. do the dogs love it? >> some dogs do. some dogs don't mind. i always say no self-respecting dog that has a full body of hair won't wear it. for those who like to spoil their

the judge also recommends that taylor never be put on parole. police say taylor and another man kidnapped a couple from a parked car. they locked the boy in the trunk while taylor raped the girl. the couple was later released in cherry hill in baltimore city. the baltimore county state's attorney said that the judge received a letter from the victims and read it during today's sentencing. back to you, vic. >> okay, adam, thank you. the other man accused in the kidnapping, brian scott, pleaded guilt nejune. he could face up to 40 years in prison, when he's sentenced in october. >>> the mayor of baltimore and some journalists are mad at a man who used baltimore to take a satirical look at crime in england. as mike schuh reports, the city is now looking at taking legal action. >> reporter: last week, this english politician, compared a crime-ridden city in new england, with a tv show "the wire." >> good? >> yeah, man. >> yesterday, it appeared the mayor struck back. the baltimore sun and two leading british newspapers, the guardian and independent

they told the prosecutor, they couldn't bear to come to court to see taylor again. so they sent a letter to the judge about how the crime affected them. >> they wrote about the fact that they have driefn by the -- driven by places where some of these things took effect. and how they have to relive it. and they have -- are unable to trust anyone again. >> cahim said that he was sorry, but he was not responsible for what his peer degrees -- peers did. >> while they are putting him away for the rest of his life, the one that did this is getting away. >> this is a black man who they accused of doing something to a white girl and a white boy. and i don't believe that it was fair. murderers never got two life sentences. >> reporter: and on the question of innocence, the judge says evidence in this case is overwhelming. he says, including a taped phone conversation from jail, in which taylor talked about this crime, adam, back to you on tv hill. >>> the codefendant brian scott will be sentenced in september. >>> a massive water main break sends waves of water over cars and

. >>> cahim taylor says that two life sentences are painful. >> it's heartbreaking. it's like somebody just took a knife and stabbed it in my heart and just kept jigling it. and they didn't pull it out yet. because it's still going through my head. "life. life ." that's all i hear in my head. >> reporter: the judge says the crime was depraved. two teenagers in the car at a timonium light rail lot. a young man locked up in the trunk for two hours, while his girlfriend was raped in the back seat, made to perform sex acts. and dumped off. the prosecutor said the judge is -- appropriate. >> i told the judge, he does not deserve to breathe free air again. and hopefully he won't breathe free air again. >> the two victims couldn't bear to see the suspect in court again. so they wrote about the crime. >> they wrote about how they still drive by some of the places where some of these things took place and how they have to relive it. and how they don't trust anyone and can't be alone anymore. >> reporter: cahim taylor said, i'm sorry for what my peers did, but i'm experience.

>> we have had official confirmation the past few minutes from the legal team, taylor and kellie, a lawfirm in question, confirming they have applied in the high court in edinburgh to abandon the appeal. the way these things are done, it has to be done formally with an application to the court. this comes in the context of a very interesting week. it is a very long-running saga, more than 20 years now, since the pan am flight 103 was blown up in scotland. already we have suggestions that the scottish government was paving the way to release the men from prison -- the man from prison on compassionate grounds. there are other options available to the man who has to take this decision, the scottish secretary. he could release him on compassionate grounds if he was satisfied that his condition was so serious. he suffers from terminal prostate cancer. çhis lawyers have said that his condition has taken a significant turn for the worse. or the minister could agree for the men to be transferred to the viet to serve the rest of his -- to libya and to serve the rest of his term there. or he cou

taylor. young. holwell. hurley. i'm going write about that process.is: those kind of mentors if you don't turn out to be something, you need to be whipped. mays and taylor. thur mono. good lord, you had to turn out to be someone. quickly, how do you, sings you are such a great orator. how do you go about preparing, i you did the tribute to ron brown. i can almost quote verbatim. what was so beautiful about it. people went on and on and on and the night was late. you got up and did that thing in less than five minutes and you killed it. you brought the house down in less than five minutes. you were so on-point. what is your process for preparing? >> you have think about it. you just have to think on the airplane tomorrow, that's what i'm going to do. i'm going to think about it. and rile read some of the stuff i've done. -- i'll read some of the stuff i've done and read all of the obits and at some point it will come to me and i will just write. tavis: speaking of writing, what about reading. i know vernon can read. >> i can read. tavis: would you mind

kiene taylor was found guilty of kidnapping and rape in october of last year. judge says the jailhouse phone recorded a conversation in which taylor proved that he was guilty. >>> tens of thousands of teachers are needed around the country and here in baltimore city. >> that's right. right now, many teachers are looking for affordable places to live. >> millers court is offering more than living space and amenities. >> here's sherr rejohnson to tell us how the teachers are now being enticed to move in. sherrie? >> yes, there is a new community geared toward educators. it is an affordable housing complex for teachers. it was originally a can factory but since july, about 80 baltimore city teachers call it home. to make it better, teachers pay a reduced rate for rent. it features high ceilings and large living room windows. it places many teachers close to the schools. it's profitable because state and local taxes help offset the costs of development and operations. new teachers moving to baltimore are excited about this concept. >> the idea of the community that

>>reporter: taylor is 5-6 and weighs approximately 150 pounds. his last-known address is in the 2400 block of kermit court. police say he's also known to frequent the areas of leonard street and sidney avenue in baltimore. anyone with information on his whereabouts is urged to call police at this number. as always, all tips are confidential. remember. if you provide any information leading to an arrest, you might be eligible for a cash reward. >>> a baltimore city school is no longer on the state's persistently dangerous list. today community leaders and members celebrated. they had the label the past three years and thanks to federal funding, suspensions and expulsions is off the list. >>> some isolated storms in the area, but sunshine and cooler temperatures are headed our way. i'll tell you when they arrive in the seven-day forecast. >>> four years later and the levies still need to be fixed. in tonight's cover story, the >>> well, it's been four years since hurricane katrina reeked havoc on the south. the storm nearly drowned new orleans and

young in the morning, listen to stars like taylor swift, kenny chesney and keith urban.ack to you. >>> 5:20 now. eunice kennedy shriver is being remembered today as a champion for people with disabilities. the kennedy family is remembering her as the light of their lives. the sister of president john f. kennedy, eunice kennedy shriver will most be remembered for founding the special olympics. she was a wife to one-time president candidate shriver who was diagnosed with alzheimer's in 2003. in better times he had this to say about his wife. >> she's got real guts. she's got a terrific jaw, maybe you noticed that, it comes from both her mother and her father, who are people of great, great character. >> maryland special olympics events like this one at towson university have always been very successful. shriver's sole surviving brother, senator ted kennedy says he'll always remember his sister's humor, and sharp with it and passion to make a difference the funeral is scheduled for frood. -- friday. >>> john hughes is being remembered in chicago today. the director of "the

taylor said his wife found evidence of him having an affair on his cell phone. she made him stand on leesburg pike with a board that reads i cheated this is my punishment. his wife texted him to say he could go home after about two hours. >>> it was a hot day out there, standing with the billboard of any kind wasn't it, bob? >> hot day no matter what. >> not going to go there. not going to touch that. no way, wendy. not getting me into this. ouide tonight. and this evening. beautiful evening. our temperatures -- now into the 80s with the humidity, begun coming back a bit. 82 degrees outside right now. look at the high temperatures, no records today. ourtemperature, 92 degrees. a lot of 90s. alas. 50, 50, no, no, not 90 degree days. 95 degree days in a row. in south texas. the drought goes on there. corpus christi. what a summer the poor folks there have had. dallas right now. 88 degrees. here we are in washington. the humidity is coming back a little bit. the real weathermaker for us the next one is this. little weather front that will be sliding to our south. t

. >>> it's two life sentences for a man convicted of kidnapping and rape. 23-year-old kiheem taylor was convicted of kidnapping a pair of teens from the timonium light rail station and raping one of them over a two-hour period. along with the two life sentences, the judge also tacked on 100 years. [ bagpipes ] >>> today mourners in buffalo, new york said their final farewells to two firefighters who were killed in the line of duty monday. the two fell through the floor of a burning building while searching for a victim they thought was trapped inside. more than 5,000 firefighters lined several city blocks to say goodbye. >>> and while we're dealing with storms and heavy rain, people who live in california are coping with wildfires. up to 1500 people have been ordered to leave their wealthy seaside community of rancho palos verdes. officials say an unknown number of buildings have been damaged by that 100-acre fire. >>> the incredible story now of a woman who was held prisoner for 18 years can has become even more strange tonight. police in california admit they came close to rescuing he

taylor was found guilty of kidnapping and rape. authorities say taylor abducted a 17-year-old boy and girl last october. the girl was raped. the two were then abandoned. the trial by his alleged accomplice is set for september. >>> adam warren, jr. is accused of intentionally hitting a man with his car trying to get warren to slow down. it happened last night in pasadena. anne arundel county police say the man yelled at warren for spinning his wheels and driving recklessly through the neighborhood. warren turned around and hit him. luckily, he was not seriously hurt. >>> prosecutors have dropped possession charges against one ocean city retailer after he argued the charges were not fair. the store owner claimed he had left waiting to go back to the distributor. the hallucinogenic herb was outlawed. two other store owners were also charged as part of a sweep of resort shops. >>> check your refrigerator. a company is recalling cheese products that might be contaminated with listeria. here's all of the nfertion that you need. the comp

here to discuss this is the john taylor, the president and ceo of the national community reinvestment coalition. welcome, john. >> hey, gerri. nice to see you. >> i want to show you and our viewers some numbers here. it really describes what's going on. you see the pace of foreclosures starts higher and higher, and then the pace of loan mods not keeping track at all with foreclosures. what's going on here? why isn't the president's plan getting more traction? >> well, for one, it's really dependent -- it's a voluntary system dependent upon these services who manage these loans, so banks and investors, to voluntarily come in and participate in the program. that's been slow to come. it was slow to come under the bush administration and it's slow to come under this administration. >> why don't they want to -- why don't they want to help? i mean, what's the holdup? >> well, i think for one that a lot of the investors and services are waiting for the market to turn around so they don't have to take as big a hit so they're sitting tight, a lot of them. a lot of them don't have the capacity.

i don't want them running my life. >> so taylor has joined a health care cooperative. in coops consumers pool money and purchase health insurance as a group. some washington lawmakers believe coops could be the answer to putting competition back into the insurance market. >> by adding competition to the market you tend to reduce prices and increase the quality of service. >> there were already some 300 cooperatives in the u.s. but because their success has been only test order a small scale analysts are trying to determine if coops can be a pet can he active force. >> if you look at the market for electricity. this is the best example that we have of coops in existence. and in certain markets they have provided competition to larger regional monopolies tick providers and brought prices down and given consumers choices. >> maybe there are ways that it could be made to work. >> surgeon ben carson said it is worth examining and for consumers like taylor, they are what the doctor ordered. >> everything you need in one place. it is just a perfect way to do it. i think, they

[woman 1] taylor. bob and marianne taylor. [woman 2] bear with mone second. - [marianne] there are other hotels in miami. - [woman 2] i'm sorry. what is the problem here? we made these reservations over six months ago. - i know, i'm just not seeing it. - where's lisa? - lisa always takes care of us. - she's out of town. - her grandmother passed away. - cynthia? - [cynthia] yes? - would you get in more trouble if you bothered her or if i called corporate? ok. [man] damn! dallas drivers! - who taught you how to drive? stevie wonder? - [cell phone rings] - you'll catch your plane. you got... - ten minutes. - lisa reisert. - lisa? hi. i'm so sorry to call, but i didn't know what to do. i have a situation. - slow down. what's the problem? - bob and marianne taylor. yep. they're regulars. yeah, well, i think i sort of erased their reservation. i was never checked out on this new system. did i mention i had a confirmed reservation? this is my receipt. i downloaded it off the internet myself. - i know, mrs. taylor, calm down. - no! do

sarah taylor, what would you be saying to president george w.o also found himself tackling an ambitious effort early in his second term, social security change, and, ultimately, couldn't get it to where he needed to get it? why would you guide the obama white house? >> i would say to the obama white house is slow down. one of the challenges with this misinformation, i think there is a lot of it out there, is that this was too much, too soon, too fast. >> but -- >> no, listen to me. because you put out a thousand-page plus bill where many members of congress admit they haven't even read it. when folks show up to these town hall meetings and they believe their member of congress probably didn't even read the bill, you know, who are they going to believe? and that is been one of the of the challenges. this is such a topic. you know, yes, these people brought obama to the dance so to speak and voted for him but 92% of the people who voted for him had good health coverage. >> kerry, what do you say to that? you've heard president obama say over and o

and as debbie taylor told us last night, jesus flores start to go resume baseball activities, threw for the first time yesterday after severely bruising that shoulder a couple months ago.   that one right in there for todd hilton. >> rob: frac touring the bone inside the shoulder, and that fracture caused him to miss a lot of time and they had to make sure that bone was completely healthy before they aloud him to do baseball stuff. >> bob: todd hilton, two hits and five walks in this series. for the most part, the nationals haven't had much to do with him, if anything. it has kept him from driving any runs in and maybe that's why. hitting nearly .400 career against the nats, almost an r.b.i. per game and a home run every three times out. and that goes back the montreal days as well.   . >> rob: maybe there is something to the fact that todd helton loves fried baloney sandwiches. >> bob: he does? >> rob: yes he does. >> bob: breakfast of champions? >> rob: i think he eats them at the ball park every day. i don't know

william taylor had to wear a sign that read, i cheated this is my punishment. taylor and his wife brokered the deal which required him to stand at that time intersection during morning rush hour. his punishment lasted about two hours before she reportedly texted him and told him to leave. the williams sisters traded dance moves in between serves and volleys. not sure who came out on top in this contest but venus and serena will put the dancing aside when the u.s. open begins next week. i guess when you've got that kind of money you can dance the way you want to, and now own part of the miami dolphins. tim what can you say for yourself? >> you know, bob, marty and i do the same thing in between commercial breaks. bernadette always wins, though. >>> we are not dancing with this named storm out here. danny is really going to be shaking things up a little bit. we're going to talk about that in a minute. let's talk about how hot this day go. 88 was our forecast high. we actually forecast for a little bit warmer than that. we were talking about 91. we got to 88. so j

taylor and brian scott kidnapped two people at the light rail narc timonium. the boy was locked in the trunk of the car and the girl was raped according to police. both were dropped off in the cherry hill area. taylor was convicted of robbery and carjacking. >> it was sport for this defendant and went way above anything that was necessary in any fashion. >> my heart goes out to the family that this happened to and, again, like kiheem said, while they are putting him away for the rest of his life, that person that did this to them is still out there. >> brian scott pled guilty. he could face 40 years in prison. he will be sentenced this october, and could you see more of this story tonight on the late edition beginning at 11:00 tonight. >>> august may be ending, but the debate over health care reform is just beginning. there were two town hall meetings today, the first one was in georgia. >> is there in this plan to increase the infrastructure of the medical profession and facilities? >> we have funding in here -- >> democratic representative david scott took q

taylor describes himself as a reformed "redneck." >> from where i come from, to be honest i was taught to hate people like dwight, and to not have anything to do with them, and that they were less than i was. and i believed that most of my life. i truly did. but the lord has a way of showing you your prejudices in your life. >> i grew up in north mississippi. as a little kid on those school buses, watching those people would shout racist names at me, and some of them were deacons and pastors in our community, it left a cold chill in my heart-- a hatred. >> reporter: dwight is a control systems designer and rick is a retired general contractor. the bond that has grown between them is plain to see. >> racism colors the truth. it makes people not look at other people as if they were human. it goes that deep. it truly does. and christ teaches us that we are all the same. >> reporter: are churches that integrate richer because they did it? >> yeah, i never meet a church that wishes they didn't do it. i never meet a leader that wishes they didn't do it. they will all say to the person, "it's