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natural, tenn., where police confirmed steve mcnair was killed in eight murder-suicides. >> police held a press, this and confirm that 20-year-old sahel kazemi shot steve mcnair and then herself. >> based upon evidence, autopsy findings, laboratory results, and an incredible amount of work by our investigative team, there is no doubt that we believe at this time that steve mcnair was seated on the sofa and was likely asleep. we. sahel kazemi -- we believe sahel kazemi shot him. she then positioned herself next to him on the sofa and shot her once in the right temple and it expired. >> police said they may never know why she shot steve mcnair bought it was suspected that she was distraught over financial problems. steve mcnair played for the ravens for two seasons before retiring last year. >> we have continuing coverage. pete gilbert will be live in nashville, tenn., for the memorial service tomorrow night. >> a light rail accident that killed two baltimore county teenagers. we are hearing from the head of the mta for the first time since those bodies were discovered. lowell melser has

authorities say there were two additional crime scenes in fayetteville, tenn.. five people were found dead in two separate homes there. investigators say some of the victims were related. >> we are probably going to be here all night. it may possibly be tomorrow sometime before can actually give you a identification of the victims. >> police have not release names of the victims or the suspects and will not say exactly how those victims died. >>> you can almost hear the collective cheer from golfers of a certain age tonight. however 59-year-old made history at the british open today and gave the rest of us duffers a bit of hope. >> the world's oldest man has died. what kept him going for 113 years? the secret is right after the break. >> affront has stalled offshore. that may play into the weather. tomorrow's forecast is not too bad. bad. ♪ tell me who's watching. (announcer) it's right here. it's easy. ♪ i always feel like somebody's watching me. ♪ it's the money you could be saving with geico. you can use it while you do just about anything. it molds better...

host: one more call from chattanooga, tenn., an independent line. caller: this calls the companies -- i had an experience with medicare part d. mother uses it and she cannot but take a village of the 90 day offer because living in an assisted living quarter, they require the drugs to be blister packs. that means yet to go to the local pharmacy to do it. she cannot take advantage of that. she now pays a premium. host: are you hoping that some of this discussion, this new health care legislation that is coming through, will deal with that? caller: i have not heard anything on that. i never got a reply back on it from the white house. they are being penalized because every assisted living i checked, she is an alabama, they require these things to be blister pack. ed. any of the regular forces have not provided that service. she cannot get a 90-day supply host: host: present obama speaking in northern virginia community college is set in. you can watch online anytime c- span.org we will have it for you again tonight at 8:00 eastern, here on c-span. many

we have tenn. we can talk about winning tennis teams. . outside another beautiful day today.chase circle. you don't -- nobody running under the sprinklers. must be very warm but not searing humidity. that will be coming. three 90-degree days so far this summer on average by now we have about 12. here we are heading into the hottest time of the year. average 88 degrees. but it was a comfy 88 degrees. wasn't it? outside now, got that nice clear sky tonight and another chance to see the international space station tonight and as that 9:35 looking high in the southern sky. i think we will have not the pesty clouds that came in yesterday. 87 degrees. you can see the westerly wind and heat index right now it feels a little bit cooler than it actually is because of the low humidity p 87 degrees. outside now, here's what the temperatures are around our area. 60s to our north. . 68 degrees right now in chicago with the dewoint in the 50s. it is almost autumnal air someplaces to the north because of that pattern with an overall northwesterly breeze. with the spin in the atmosphere, up

peter -- grew up in the poorest neighborhoods of memphis, tenn. before 8 white family adopted him.e deal done that guarantees him -- he wants to move his story forward. he wants to make his nfl career the best part of his story. >> you have to forget where you came from and just move forward and continue to work hard and put all your trust in the right people. come to practice and play every day. >> we tried to do what we would consider a raven deal. " we got with michael orr was a reagan deal. -- 8 raven deal. practice resumes tomorrow morning in westminster. george sherrill said repeatedly he did not want to get traded from the orioles. he now finds himself a playoff contender. the orioles in two minor leaguers. the son of former pitcher dave johnson. sherill goes from last place with the orioles to first place with the dodgers. the put together the first winning streak. the orioles had a 1-0 lead. kasten on a suite set up in a fit. adam jones its way again. a three run double, 5-0 oriole'' lead. bergesen hobbles then in obvious pain. an x-ray was negative. at this point, even if

it was kids of all ages and that had the chance to hit a with the tenn tennis.aid this brings her back to her early days as a tennis player learning from the likes of billy jean king. venus gets a real kick out of teaching kids how to play tennis. >> when i see them hitting and the children are doing footwork and everybody doing the same thing, i remember once i came to a clinic and dash i was about, you know, 6, 7, 8 years old with the world team tennis actually when i was small. now it is -- like it has come full circle. here i am giving the declinic and billie jean gave a clinic to me when i was 8. full circle, doing the same thing, amazing. being a roll me el is more than what ever felt my career would come to. i dreamed of winning the big titles. it is like icing on the cake. >> venus williams is excited to give back. let me tell you how cool that will be down there tonight. they are going to their head coach and have entertainment. a cool thing to see. >> it is entertainment. >> yeah. giving you a good time. >> it is. a lot of more star power coming to tow

it was traveling from nashville, tenn.. passengers reported hearing a loud pop and saw a skylight. the cabin lost pressure. the passengers had to put on their ooxygen masks. there is no word on what as costs that damage. no injuries occurred. 200 airplanes in the fleet are being inspected. flights are not expected to be affected today. wbal tv 11 news. >>>dr. oz reveals the alderman checklist on aging on oprah today. you can add years to your life in minutes. find out what you can do to have a longer better life today at 4:00. >>> here is a look at what is happening on today. >> good morning. a hole in the cabin of the southwest airlines plane with 131 people on board. they have an emergency landing. we will talk to passengers who were sitting directly beneath the whole. >>> a florida couple who was killed -- there is a new development in the case. they get a 16 children. >>> andjon of jon -- jon of jon & kate plus 8 as a new girlf >>> traffic is nice. there are some delays, but nothing major. we have some police activity at reservoir bridge. some roads are closed down four art sca

public viewing is being held in nashville, tenn., today. he was a world-class football player and went on to tennessee to take the titans to the super bowl for the first time. what a loss. a river of tears from tennessee to mississippi to the. another car chase. this one an 14-year-old. he stole his father's vehicle and led police on a dangerous high speed chase to get ice cream. here is video. deputies tried to pull him over after he took an illegal turn out of a dairy queen. during the chase, he went through four or five stop signs and hit speeds of 110 m.p.h. here is how it ended. >> he just crash. shepard: he did. the driver tried to take a sharp turn while going 80 miles per hour. he went airborne. airborne over into a ditch. the driver, his cousin, and brother were not hurt. it leads me to believe there were probably wearing seat belts. it happened in livingston county, northwest of detroit. with us is the sheriff. man alive. the people following that thing must have been freaking out a little bit. >> he was. a simple traffic stop. he

shepard: police in nashville, tenn., are trying to put together the facts around the weekend murder of former nfl star steve mcnair. his body was found alongside that of a woman now known to be his girlfriend. the woman, seen here on vacation with him or something, was found with a single gunshot wound to the head. the epistle was reportedly found near her body. there are reports that she had recently purchased that particular gun. we know that in the beginning they could not found the gun. apparently her body was hiding it. cops have not ruled out what her death was. sounds like they are leaning towards suicide. it all went down in the condominium owned by steve mcnair. just across from the cumberland river. that is the home of the tennessee titans'. it appears to be a murder- suicide, but i understand that there might be new details >? >> the gun found under the body of a girlfriend was indeed hers. we already knew that steve mcnair of of bounds, including a 9 millimeter. -- along the dulles -- owned guns, including a 9 millimeter. she was shot once in the head. the gun was found und

just in, nashville, tenn., the assistant medical examiner has reported that gunpowder residue was found on the hand of steve mcnair's mistress. a friend found their bodies this weekend at his condo, here's a picture of them. onetime football star, shot several times. the assistant examiner said the test results make it more likely that the 20-year-old shot steve mcnair and herself, but they stopped short of confirming it as a murder-suicide. we will bring it to you live. as i mentioned, that cyber attack may have come from north korea. today, news about the country's mysterious dear leader. apparently back in the public, not looking very spiffy. kim john hill shows his face. having the right tools is crucial to being able to manage your diabetes properly. it's very important for me to uh check my blood sugar before i go on stage. being on when i'm feeling low can be like a rollercoaster. it does at times feel like my body is telling me to do one thing... and, my mind, my heart is telling me to do something else. managing my highs and lows is super important. with my contour meter i can

my name is charlotte norman from bristol, tenn., i have a mother who is almost 90 years old. if we get this new health care system in that we will not get the health care and our doctors that we do not have now -- that we have now. older american citizens will be put out to pasture. please tell me it is not so. >> it is not so. [applause] nothing burns me up more than hearing some of these scare tactic is directed at seniors. the overall -- they are vulnerable and get scared that they might lose their care. let me be absolutely clear, medicare is in place and as long as i am there and even after i am gone, medicare will continue to be in place. we are not going to mess with medicare. [applause] we want to make it more efficient because the problem we have right now is that it is running out of money. for the same reason that health care systems generally are having problems, the costs are going up faster than the amount of revenue that is coming in. if we do not do anything, medicare is going to be in the red in the next eight years. eight years from now, it would be in the r

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started out by himself with two friends who he controlled into accompanying him, walking from memphis, tenn. to jackson, mississippi. 2-1/2 days in to what he was shot in the leg. at that point, martin luther king and other leaders of the movement sought a right property to step in, pick up the walk. james meredith rejoined the walk 20 days later, walking into jackson, mississippi, with 15,000 people, thus marking the end of the white citizens' councils. that could suffice for my introduction, talking about the power of one person committed to making change, but the reason i was in mississippi was a year ago, the president's national debate council decided oxford, mississippi, would be the location of the first presidential debate, and the subject of the debate would be domestic affairs. in another hat, i am the co-chair of the campaign to end aids, a national network of aids activists and we decided in order to make aids, a national strategy to end aids, a topic of debate, we would establish its weekday -- at three they convention. eight caravans started making their way to oxford includin

nashville, tenn.firming the gun that killed former nfl quarterback steve mcnair was bought by his former girlfriend. police are investigating the possibility that he was a victim of murder-suicides. police are not yet ready to label his girlfriend, saleh kazemi, as a suicide. martha: what a twisted story that is. they had an entirely different life. kenya and imagine his pour wife? >> we are going to learn a falloff in -- learn a lot in a couple of minutes. one coach to work with them a lot will be talking about him, on behalf of the franchise. and the best thing in south carolina. no, not mark sanford. i'm talking about the serial killer. now there has been a shooting in north carolina. it sounds like there could be a coincidence. they could be getting closer to solving this thing, but five people have already been killed. martha: can you imagine? a mother and daughter were killed. another father and daughter were killed. i spoke to the insurer for earlier and he said, be careful because there could

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the tenn care plan update our providers hospital and outpatient surgery centers about 60 percent of theirand assured pay summer and between so what happened was it was such a generous plan that it became over utilized and almost broke the state budget and the way the governor in our state and legislature control of this was that it had the people from the rolls. what i predict will happen is we'll have another over promising federal plan and promise more than it will pay for and businesses will make a permit the logical decision, they will drop it and put the person on the public plan. i think what happens pointing out the first opening statement it over time you end up with the single payer system the way they work is by rationing care. once you have used all the resources, all the money that is in the system you then create waste and that data is plethora are on the world on that. i think there is certainly i believe a better way. we have done that experiment, cost went through the roof and i think you're going to see whatever cost use the estimated by these think tanks and the cbo will

host: memphis, tenn., good morning. this is the democrats' line. caller: in the eight years that the republicans were in office, they did nothing about health care. the cost went up. now all the sudden, obama comes up with the plan to help people. they're putting out lies that you cannot choose and that they will take your health care away from you. blue dog democrats, which they say are democrats, and i really believe they are republicans, are really working to destroy the plant. they do not want to accomplish anything. thank you very much. host: thank you. we are looking at pictures of the president yesterday in a supermarket. he was touring in the south to sell this program. guest: in bristol, virginia. i do not think people want to destroy the president's plan. they want something that works and that is not going to break the bank, which is already broken. that is the challenge. host: lancaster, pa., john on the independent line. caller: good morning. it is great you have been talking about health care as much as you have been. i have been list

host: we go to martin in nashville, tenn. caller: you keep talking about being a conservative and stuff like that. i wonder what you think about the union workers supposed to take tax cuts. guest: i do not know that union workers -- i think we would disagree on the net benefit of unions in certain industries. i do not know how to respond. i think the premise is balls. host: reed is joining us on the republican line. caller: thank you for the opportunity to speak. i have a question for your guest. i wanted him to comment on a higher level aspect of politics. i would like to get a comment on what soft tyranny is and how the democrats are chipping away at our rights. it is like they keep coming up to the table with this rotten meat. we all know that we will not eat it. they will not even eat their rotten meat. but they will play this game and that somehow conservatives are holding society hostage@@@@@ h z . can you comment on how tocqueville commented on how soft tyranny is going to chip away at our rights? >> guest: sure. tocqu

host: we go to martin in nashville, tenn. caller: you keep talking about being a conservative and stuff like that. i wonder what you think about the union workers supposed to take tax cuts. guest: i do not know that union workers -- i think we would disagree on the net benefit of unions in certain industries. i do not know how to respond. i think the premise is balls. host: reed is joining us on the republican line. caller: thank you for the opportunity to speak. i have a question for your guest. i wanted him to comment on a higher level aspect of politics. i would like to get a comment on what soft tyranny is and how the democrats are chipping away at our rights. it is like they keep coming up to the table with this rotten meat. we all know that we will not eat it. they will not even eat their rotten meat. but they will play this game and that somehow conservatives are holding society hostage and that there is some eutopia out there. can you comment on how soft tierney will chip away at our rights? -- soft tyranny will chip

host: chattanooga, tenn. -- tennessee.ller: how would your agreement affects hospital -- with their pay go up, down, stay the same? guest: there are no cutbacks to graduate medical education under this agreement. in fact, we are calling for more graduate medical education positions, more residents in training so more physicians come through in that pipeline and are available to treat patients. host: obviously will be a great deal of discussion as to the health care policy debate intensifies. we want to thank our guests for further explaining the announcement by the hospitals yesterday and tell us about a hospital position on how they would like to see discussion go. thank you. our next topic is really going to be a view on the state of the economy from the perspective of american manufacturers. our guest, former michigan governor, now president of the national association of manufacturers. but first, more about today's headlines from c-span radio. [no audio] as rainy weather and escalating job worries kept consumers from b

host: we go to martin in nashville, tenn. caller: you keep talking about being a conservative and stuff like that. i wonder what you think about the union workers supposed to take tax cuts. guest: i do not know that union workers -- i think we would disagree on the net benefit of unions in certain industries. i do not know how to respond. i think the premise is balls. host: reed is joining us on the republican line. caller: thank you for the opportunity to speak. i have a question for your guest. i wanted him to comment on a higher level aspect of politics. i would like to get a comment on what soft tyranny is and how the democrats are chipping away at our rights. it is like they keep coming up to the table with this rotten meat. we all know that we will not eat it. they will not even eat their rotten meat. but they will play this game and that somehow conservatives are holding society hostage and that there is some eutopia out there. can you comment on how soft tierney will chip away at our rights? -- soft tyranny will chip

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