teresa rodrÍguez nos presenta su entrevista con la filÁntropa melinda gate.amos al punto con jorge ramos. >> bienvenidos al programa. obama ha hecho con los hispanos algo que ningÚn otro presidente de los estados unidos ha hecho. obama ha dado mas entrevistas y contestado mÁs preguntaa nuestros corresponsales en espaÑol que cualquier otro mandatario. siguiendo esta tradiciÓn, obama habló esta semana con marÍa elena salinas en una semana que la de colombia parece haber tocado fondo. lo verÁn. hablamos de inmigraciÓn, economÍa, honduras y su prÓximo viaje a mÉxico. esta es la entrevista que serra hizo en carolina del norte. >> muchas gracias. usted acaba de decir en carolina del norte que estamos empezando a ver el comienzo del fin de la recesiÓn, el desempleo es de dos dÍgitos y miles de personas perdido su casa, cuando se sentirÁn los alivios? >> quizas estemos comenzando a ver el final de la recesiÓn. pero aun va a pasaron tiempo antes de h@h@trotyçaipkph@h@ compaÑÍas emplear de nuevo. hay personas que todavÍa quedan problemas en pagar sus pagos hipotecarios

gracias tere. >> gracias. >> vamos con una colega tuya. >< atenta a lo que no trae teresa.puesta de reformar el sistema de salud a new hampshire sin embargo la casa blanca harÁ cambios a su mensaje para contrarrestar la oposiciÓn de muchos al proyecto. sostendrÁ una sesiÓn de prentas y respuestas. la fuerte oposiciÓn a la propuesta ha afeado los niveles de popularidad del presidente obama. en otras noticias, equipo de buzos en el mayor vuelven a las aguas del rÍo hudson para buscar la novena y Última vÍctima del accidente entre una avioneta y un helicoptero. la policÍa consulta con el cuerpo de bomberos sobre cÓmo extraer la tneqmqlxkkph@h@h@tneqmqfinkph@Ó york. sus vÍctimas eran mayormente inmigrantes. martin berlanga los tienen todos los detalles. >> acusado de conspiraciÓn, trÁfico sexual y trabajo por sÓlo fueron arrestados los dueÑos de los negocios. >> ¿porque no hablaron con alguien para pedir ayuda? >> segÚn las autoridades, ellos atraÍan mujeres jÓvenes con la promesa de darles trabajo y de que conseguirÍan el sueÑo americano pero en cuanto llegaban se convertÍa en

teresa rodrÍguez hablÓ con el. >> empezamos con esta idea, le gente la primera reacciÓn, es por que cuba me estÁn manilando, que me estÁn usando. nadie estÁ usando, nosotros le llamamos al embajador de cuba en colombia, y h@h@tasqqjÍ concierto por r paz, sabemos que en 1998 el papa estuvo allÍ, es h@h@tasqqjrcokph@h@tas@ >> pero tambiÉn es un lugar muy controvertido, tasqqjçbpkph@h@ monumentos tasqqjzmkph@h@tasqq@ que muchos consideran un asesino. >> tambiÉn esta martÍ. >> cÓmo te sientes de que hay artistas cubanos de que no pueden cantar contigo porque no hay libertad? >> claro que me da vergüenza, quiero decirle a la gente que soy colombiano, y latinoamericano y estoy con ellos. >> el primer concurso de preparaciÓn de cocktails. >> no es usual que a las personas se les permita llevar animales son templo, pero en bÉlgica, una vez al aÑo, las personas llevan a sus mascotas parecen bendecidas, porque no? >> de esta manera nos vamos, gracias por haber estado con nosotros, maÑana las noticias desde muy tempranito en despierta amÉrica, buenas noches, que descanse, para maÑana

uruguayo diego forlÁn esta preocupado de sus molestias fÍsicas, su equipo acaba de ganar el trofeo teresa la pelea para el 26 de septiembre en los Ángeles. arreola quien naciÓ en esa ciudad espera se el primer peleador de ascendencia mexicana que gana el tÍtulo de los pesados. en bÉisbol el dominicano guerrero pegÓ 2 jon orones anoc, el que ustcubano morales se fuea casa. tampa traba tampa ganÓ. paul gasol fue operado de la mano que los dejarÁ fuera de las canchas 3 semanas. la federaciÓn espaÑola de baloncesto en su comunicado no a aclarÓ sÍ gasol jugarÁ el campeonato europea que comienza el prÓximo 7 de septiembre en polon polonia. >>> allÍ estÁ recuerde que los disfrute de la ndo a que vea y (nombre en inglÉs) en bikini lo Único que tiene que hacer es entrar a univisin.com, uniclave repÚblica, lo saben sigan con mÁs de "primer impacto"con las no menos bella ilia, brÁh@mzvaykrbara. >>> gracias vamos hablarznbkph@@ entonces me fui hacer un programa y me dijeron que tenÍa cÁncer, al margen de su amiento mÉdico vino a ponerse a manos de los 7 que hacen un poderoso ritual. >>> siempre estam

teresa salazar es prima de lisconao. >> era un muchacho bueno. >> ella mantiene comunicaciÓn con Él,timo en convertirse de los ejecutados. >> me imagino que es muy difÍcil presenciar la muerte de una persona que usted conoce. >> es triste y difÍcil, hay muchos que me han afectado. me ha tocado estar ahÍ con mujeres tambiÉn. una de las mujeres me recordÓ a una de mis hijas, pudo haber sido una de mis hijas. >> el dÍa de su muerte los presos son trasladados a esta unidad, ahÍ reciben la inyecciÓn letal. >> se estÁ acabando el tiempo, realmente. >> cÓmo estÁn los familiares de estas personas que van a ejecutar? >> muchos de ellos vienen con mucho coraje, vienen con tristeza, vienen con... emociones que son muy difÍciles para esas personas. [ mÚsica ] >> teresa todavÍa tiene fe de que absuelvan a su familiar. >> pues que abrieran su corazÓn y que sepan que es un ser humano. >> pero para las vÍctimas la historia es otra. >> no tengo perdÓn. es su culpa que no tengo papÁ. es su culpa que siento sÓlo aquÍ. es su culpa que siento enojado y es su culpa que ya no estÁ mi papÁ aquÍ. >> su padre

. >> reporter: teresa mckelvey is an abc2news.com junkie, searching daily for her news fix. she trusts our website and the ads that went along with it. so when she spotted a weight loss product on our site, she decided to give it a try. >> and i saw this article about baltimore woman lost 47 pounds. >> reporter: this is the article. it's really an ad for an acai berry cleanser that claims to help you shed pounds. they had offered a free trial on two separate product, but in the end, that's what she got. >> they're offering a free trial. it's not free. first of all you're going to pay for shipping and handling. and most importantly, it obligates you if you don't cancel within 7 to 10 days it obligateious into a monthly fee. >> and this fee was $88 for one product and $65 for the other. charges mckelvey says she was shocked to see considering she says the ad didn't mention she would be charged. >> you should really put that on your website the first time the consumer reads about your product. it's not just a cleanser. you're paying for a membership. >> reporter: a membership t

. >>> el artista hablÓ con teresa rodrÍez en el programa aqui y ahora sobre las crÍticas dale viaje aos hablar con todas las personas quÉ opinan de hacer un concierto en cuba la gente siempre siente la primera reacciÓn cuba por quÉ, por que. pues por estas razones. cuba, como colombia, es un paÍs que no tienen paz me entiendes. >>> cÓmo tÚ te sientes sabiendo que hay artistas cubanos que quieren ir contigo pero no pueden porque el gobierno no les permite entrar? svme. >>> es una situaciÓn complicada, me da vergÜenza, paz sin fronteras es decirleal mundo nosotros no debemos, juzgar a las personas por su condiciÓn Íi eres comunista, de ultra derecha somos seres humanos e iguales oasti luetros artistas lo van acompaÑar incluyendo a miguel bosÉ no se pierda la entrevista maÑana en aquÍ y ahora. >>> bueno justamente hablando de olga taÑÓn ella estuvo este fin de semana en perÚ donde ofreciÓ un concierto, montÓ a caballo y bailÓ la mÚsica tropical de ese paÍs, ella acaba de regresar a orlando en el centro de la florida donde vive y dijo que participarÁ en el concierto de cuba porque el arte

now he's embracing his wife and teresa heinz kerry, other senators arriving later in the day, chris dodd his close friend from the state of connecticut is expected as well as a couple of other democratic colleagues and some republicans as well, i believe, orrin hatch of utah, john mccain of arizona, the republican nominee in 2008, a staunch political opponent of senator kennedy for so much of both of their careers but somebody who had a personal relationship with ted kennedy and tried in vain with kennedy under president bush to achieve immigration reform in a comprehensive way. that was another cause in addition to health care that ted kennedy championed that has not been realized. president obama promises to take it up himself but action is not expected this year. that's likely to be put off until 2010 at the earliest. there you can see the pictures of constituents and family members sitting by the casket of senator ted kennedy at the jfk memorial library. we'll be right back. back playing in the afternoon. excedrin back and body has two ingredients to block and relieve the pain. doesn

( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> recuerde aquÍ y ahora esta noche a las 10/9 centro les espero junto a teresa rodrÍguez

belinda gates es una de las mujeres mÁs ricas y poderosas del mundo, habla con teresa rodrÍguez y viene@tx]dovwvekph@h@h@tx]@ >> damos paso a lo mÁs sobresaliente de la repÚblica deportiva. >> fernando muy buenas nocheses adelante. >> muchas gracias. edna y enrique, saludos en este deportivo sÁbado de agosto! y arrancamos con fÚtbol. fÚtbol y mÁs fÚtbol y tambiÉn nataciÓn. para refrescarnos en una buena alberca. esta es la repÚblica deportiva. [ mÚsica ] >>> arrancamos en mÉxico en el estadio victor manuel reina con jacuares y toluca. los diablos uno a cero y casi al final del primer tiempo, otra vez calderÓn. los felinos salieron agresivos. a los 34 minutos gran gol del brasileÑo batista para el dos a cero tigre. el partido estaba dos a uno y batista metiÓ lindo disparo de derecha para su segundo del partido, tigre ganÓ tres a uno. atlas visitÓ a los rayados, pacheco la metiÓ en su propia porterÍa, monterrey tuvo el uno a cero. y cerca del final, gran jugada del chupete suazo. >> en la copa emiratos chocaron el alsenal arsenal de la liga premier y el (...) de la liga espaÑola. primerde

a mother teresa with d cups, if you will. this is a crazy story, fidel castro, the former cuban dictator has a son named antonio. that's not the crazy part. the crazy part, for eight months, antonio castro carried on an online affair with what he thought was a beautiful colombian woman and that woman turned out to be a man, a cuban activist in miami. he was pretending to be -- it's especially fun because it's difficult to access in cuba. if you get online in cuba, i think you have to give five fish to a man who has koleko vision. hooked up to a 1958 impala. this has to be a majo embarrass. to the castro family. the man who did it even released a video today. a web video. it isn't hard to see why the guy fell head over beard in love. >> oh, i'm dying to meet you in person. you're my soul mate. you are more sexy, i can't wait for you to touch my mustache and put chalupa sauce all over my body. [ laughter ] >> do they have chalupas in cuba? i have no idea. in the early '90's guillermo was fourth runner-up for miss tijuana. we ha

belinda la con teresa rodrÍguez. >> y para despedirnos,si quiere un buen sandwich, aquÍ tiene al >celayase toma con una soda dietÉtica para que no engorde. >> de esta manera nos despedimos. gracias por haber estado con nosotros. >> estaremos vuelta a la noche. acompaÑenos. >> los hispanos sintonizan noticias univisiÓn.

. >> todo esto forma parte de una entrevista de teresa rodrÍguez, va a estar completa la entrev. >> tambiÉnier romero, si usted no entiende muy bien por quÉ se ha causado tanto revuelo, y porque haya gente bastante molesta por este concierto, mÁs adelante vamos a explicarles por quÉ, cuÁl es el problema, y por quÉ hay tanta gente a favor y tanta gente en contra. >> entre a univisiÓn.com y puede hacer una encuesta. >> vamos a hablar de la forma apropiada de vestir en el trabajo. cree usted que un escote atrevido distrae a la oficina. >> yo creo que muchos hombres estÁn a fadel escote. >> yo no sÉ si vieran el viernes una entrevista. >> que bueno. >> estaba muy emocionada. >> yo me quedÉ con un shock. a lo Último del programa jenny rivera hablÓ al gordo y la flaca. la respuesta de graciela beltrÁn en un comunicado, má adelante se lo vamos íverbkstra la guerra declarada. >> comienza la semana de esta manera, le damos la bienvenida a nuestra querida neira sandoval. >> muy buen dÍa a todos ustedes, importante amanecer informados, los mandatarios de estados unidos en mÉxico y canadÁ culminan la c

junto teresa rodríguez los espero. >>> gracias por acompañarnos. >>> nos vemos en un par de horas

they were overcharging for a procedure that wasn't done. >> reporter: teresa called blue cross whichleading to the arrest and imprisonment of podiatrist jeffrey cook. health care fraud perpetrated by doctors, pharmacists, even organized crime gangs, is rampant. a senate investigation found medicaid in recent years paid nearly half a million claims to people posing as doctors who were dead. such fraud costs every american. it drives up prices for medical insurance, treatment, and draws. >> it's a domino effect that ends up with the consumer. somebody has to reimburse for it, somebody has to fund that, and it gets passed down. >> reporter: that's why major health insurance companies have special investigations units to weed out fraudulent claims. >> we want to get that money back. >> reporter: this and other investigators estimate fraud accounts for a minimum of 3% of all health care spending, $72 billion a year. other experts say the figure is more than three times that, topping $200 billion. >> if we do not reform health care, premiums and out of pocket costs will continue to skyrock

. ♪ >> reporter: teresa is a performer, a vocal coach and a mother.o make more money while exploring her creative side, she's become a face painter, too. >> it's really a creative outlet for me. i enjoy it. the kids enjoy it. puts a smile on everybody's face. >> reporter: she has a post-recession plan for h life, and that includes plotting ways to build her businesses. >> i'm not going to get stuck. i refuse to do that. i'm going to look to the future. >> reporter: she's on the right track, according to executive coach susan steinbrecker. >> you have a huge advantage right now. don't wait until the end. now is the time to be looking at that so you're perfectly positioned for when we come out at the other end of this, and we will. >> reporter: she says start by writing your goals down. she says networking is essential now. on the job, do your best work to avoid layoffs now and secure your position later. if you lost a promotion or had your salary cut during this recession, now is the time to start thinking about how to deal with that once your company

during that time he hosted both pope john paul ii and mother teresa at that home. >> what a move. >>> telling his side of the story, michael jackson's doctor the man at that time center of the pop star's death speaks out for the first time. what he wants everyone to hear. >>> police raid in the park. what investigators say a group of men were doing inside one state park. >>> shooting at the inner harbor. baltimore's police commissioner sounds off on criminals plaguing the city's biggest tourist attraction. >>> are more showers and storms headed our way? i'm bob turk. i'll have the complete forecast coming up next. >>> it is 75 degrees with light showers across central maryland. the complete first warning forecast is coming up but first the doctor at the center of michael jackson's manslaughter investigation speaks for the first time since the pop star's death. in an on-line video dr. conrad murray thanked his supporters and reaffirmed his innocence. >> i have done all i could do. i told the truth, and i have faith the truth will prevail. god bless you, and thank you. >> police have ra

teresa boa of al jazeera english traveled to port-au-prince to see how suspecting mothers are coping. we waryou the story contains some graphic imagesf child birth. >> reporter: giving birtin haiti, the country wth the highest maternal mortity rate in the western hemisphere. is eight mohs' pregnan and like most of the births here, er's is premature. st. catherine hospal is the ly place where women in the slum can g some kind of assistan. but the facity lacks medicines, syringes and other basic elements to ease their pain. lo at the statef our nursery, says is nurse. it's a embarrassment. haiti is highly dependent on internional aid, but it is in aces like thisne where money ner seems to be enough. her baby died during deliry at home. by the time she made it to the hospital she could hardly ve. this is e second baby i ha lost, she told us. most othe wom here ctinue to deler their babiest home because theyannot afford to come toospitals likethis one and eventhoughhey're supposed to be free, these women are telling us that tey have to pay. thiseapon owed us her bi. -- her ll. >> tnslator

. >> vamos a ver parte de las declaraciones que hizo ayer a teresa rodrÍguez.. >> ir a cuba es un sÍmboloes tiempo de cambiar las mentes. es imposle que haya paz si libertad. -sin. >> ¿temes que la gente te vaya a boicotear? >> no se cÓmo puede que pase. el tiempo dirÁ. >> eres un cantautor exitoso, ¿porque meterte en esto? >> poder compartir cosas, poder hablar, de otras maneras de vida,y de poder a travÉs de la mÚsica, hacer cosas positivas. ir a tocar a cuba, es importante para la cultura, el intercambio cultural, es darle alegrÍa, y libertad, paz y fiesta por un rato. >> ha dado mucho de quÉ h@h@trñ desde el principio,la gente ha comentado, hay gente que estÁ a favor, hay otra que estÁ en contra, es un tema muy controversial. yo creo que Él tiene algo de cierto en lo que dice. >> hay muchas personas cubanas, que tuvieron que salir de cuba, y a muchos le mataron sus familiares. hubo mucha violencia, son gente que no poder regresar a su paÍs. hay gente que ha sufrido cantidad, el ver que el valla y cante en la plaza de la revoluciÓn, significa que estÁ apoyando a toda esa violencia, que

teresa in montana, considering what this country's been through in the past decade, i'm surprised thatore of us aren't on the happy pills. lily marlene in hawaii, as a person who's been on antidepressants and in therapy for over 20 years, i can say the drugs have become more effective and have fewer side effects. mixing them with therapy has proved to be a life-saving method method for me. we're talking about someone who becomes suicidal if i'm off the medications for three weeks. ike in atlanta says, it goes to show the problem with health care in america. doctors have to prescribe these drugs because they don't want to be sued for not doing so, even if the patient doesn't need them. the companies are happy because they make money. insurance covers it because they too make money. and the patient, he doesn't know any better. most people on antidepressants don't need them. it's all a scam. h. writes, i've taken antidepressants off and on for after 30 years after suffering postpartum depression. i talked about my feelings to psychiatrists until we were all blue in the face, but nothing h

with social services, and while typically the program is for elementary and middle school students, teresaor says she is getting a lot of calls from high school students. >> we have more students who need supplies, families who normally have not asked for supplies in the past are coming to us and saying that they really need them this year. they're just having a hard time buying all the school supplies. at the same time, we're having less donors than we've had in the past. so we really have a need for donors to step up also and help us with getting every child the school supplies that they need. >> parents needing help should call their child's counselor who will submit a card with the child's name, school grade, and supply needs. and if you would like to help the program, you log on the abc2news.com, click on back to school to find out how you can do that. >>> okay. what we have to show you next, you have to see to believe. check this out. a huge tire comes right past a police officer who is helping a driver change a tire on a bridge. what happened to the officer and where that tire came

. >> i now hooked up with teresa.e and i partnered and so if you could make -- she couldn't come tonight if you could make one out for her. >> does she have a h. >> no, t-e. she's stuck at work at tony's firm. she said she's really sorry she couldn't make it. >> okay. well, you give her my love, would you? >> i will. and then her son, henry is, putting on a play in new york. so if you could make it out to henry -- he's doing a play on lincoln tomorrow night in new york city. >> oh. >> nice to see you. >> can i have everybody's attention, please. can we have everybody's attention, please. shhh! everybody, shhh! >> speech! speech! >> i'm congressman jim mcgovern from massachusetts. [applause] >> and i want to welcome all of you here today. everybody who has come up to me to tell me how much they support my father, i want to say thank you very much. my father owns a liquor store in western massachusetts. keep on supporting him. i worked for george mcgovern and i worked in his senate office when i was in college, and i ha

right now we have teresa on the line from bel air. about this video. >> i'm all for graphics. i believe in that at all cost you want to try to grab your attention to open your eyes possible. texting has gotten out of hand. it's taking chances on other's life. i think as they watch this video, maybe i shouldn't be doing that. i'm all for it. >> teresa, thank you very much. we have mike from baltimore on the phone. mike, what do you think about this video? >> i think that they should be shown more video of this type and even more graphic to show them the realities of what they're doing, because i don't believe they take it for granted that you know, it's not going to happen to them. >> right. >> i can control this, you know. it's multitask, i can drive -- and you know i can text on the fob and phone and i can do thiso that. >> right, think you can do it all at once. >> videos of this type, may save one life, it's done its job. >> good, mike. thank you for sharing your opinion with us this morning. we have better nare den bernard. >> wha

i mean, they were overcharging for a procedure that wasn't done. >> reporter: teresa called blue cross, which investigated, ultimately leading to the arrest and imprisonment of podiatrist jeffrey cook. health care fraud perpetrated by doctor, pharmacists, even organized crime gangs, is rampant. senate investigation found medicaid in recent years paid nearly half a million claims to people posing as doctors who were dead. such fraud costs every american. it drives up prices for medical insurance, treatment, and drops. >> it's a domino effect it ends up with the consumer. somebody's got to be reimbursed for it. somebody's got to fund that and ultimately that's why it gets passeds down. >> that's why major health insurance companies have special investigations unit to weed out fraudulent crimes. >> we want to get that money back. >> he and other investigators estimate fraud accounts far minimum of 3% of all health care spending, $72 billion a year. other experts say the figure is more than three times that, topping $200 billion. >> if we do not reform health care, your premiums and out-of

>> teresa writes, the it proves some people will do anything for money, to risk a lifetime of ridicule for their child based on a few thousand dollars. >> i'm struggling on how to reply. a fool and his money are soon parted or the famous quote, there's a sucker born every moment. we'll post your answers at wbaltv.com. >> cal ripken, jr., no stranger to the world series, whether it is winning it all or celebrating a milestone. 10 years already since the cal relationship sen world series. >> 10 years. it hasn't all been 10 years in aberdeen. we have had about seven in aberdeen. >> but you have a beautiful complex. teams from all over the united states to all across the world. we'd have six international teams competing in that division. we have eight regional champions and three maryland teams. the state champions and harford county champions. >> by the time you were in little league baseball, you probably played in different series right on up to major league baseball. now having a major league series named after you, that is big. >> when they first do that, it feels a little weird. tha

>>> the arrival to the memorial of the senior senator from massachusetts, john kerry and his wife teresais a startling cold water bucket full of reality to describe senator kerry in those terms when they had been applied so long to senator kennedy. speaker of the house pelosi has also arrived, a little bit before, moments ago, senator and mrs. kerry came in. and we are expecting vice president biden, of course 35 years a member of the senate. as we continue with our live coverage of the memorial service for senator kennedy at the jfk library in boston, let's turn to our peter alexander live outside. >> reporter: we saw more than 70 members of the kennedy clan waiting on the steps of the capitol. tonight we saw an entire group of kennedys again just a few moments ago exiting a giant bus as they entered inside to try and celebrate the life of the patriarch of that family, the late senator. there are so many people who were meeting throughout the day members of the family, teddy kennedy iii, the grandson of the late senator, i spoke with him a little while ago and here's what he had to say.

one is mother teresa and the other one is archbishop tutu. and i have archbishop tutu, a blessed man. to see him walk into the room. dancers are work horses. we do our job to be awarded and rewarded like this is something, the responsibility is amazingly wonderful. i take it on, you know. i'm glad that i am a part of this amazing group of people. >> learned lowry, this is a tough question, nobody likes to blow their own horn here. is it hard, when you talk about the highest civilian honor bestowed upon anybody in this country and you are wearing it around your neck, first, let me ask you, have you been wearing it since you got it? >> i don't remember taking it off. i may have. i can'ter. >> did you shower in that? >> well, i leaned over out of the shower so the water would miss it. it really is an honor. it says a lot about our country that an ordinary small town preacher like me could be there with senators and bishops and archbishops and great imtitate tors, it ought to be encouraging to ordinary people everywhere like me to serve the commo

. >> the first time i ever met melanie, i met mother teresa because she had the same spirit, she hadl. i loved her. >> reporter: as for bud? >> bud and i were friends for years until our business relationship fell apart and our friendship fell apart. >> reporter: the animosity between the two became well known. in fact, investigators sought out tice the very night of the murders and tice told them it must have been a robbery. >> bud told all of his associates that he had more cash than he could ever spend in a lifetime. it was well known in pensacola. >> reporter: he told you this? >> he told me. he told every business associate he had. >> reporter: where'd he keep it? >> well, we all assumed when he built his 7500 square foot house he kept it there. and they went in to kill any witnesses that could testify against them or witness against them. >> reporter: tice said the alleged triggerman gonzalez jr. also knew billings might have cash around because gonzalez asked bud for a $7,000 loan. >> for his martial arts studio. >> reporter: now, bud's daughter says no such loan occurred. >>

. >> well, you know, i'm still not mother teresa or pope joan, you know, but i get on the kids. don't get on them as much as i used to. they don't want to be coddled. they want to be treated like regular kids. here's a stunning statistic -- we have kids here. they have a rodeo competition. they have to ride a horse through an obstacle course, jump off a horse, rope a steer and tie a steer. here's what we've noticed. we take kids here who are cancer siblings and we take siblings of kids who have lost their brother or sister to sudden infant death syndrome. not one of these kids from the group with no physical ailments has ever been able to beat a kid with cancer, ever, ever, in terms of time. sean: here's the question i have. is there a split personality of don imus? i mean, i'll ask her this question. because you know his reputation. >> well, what reputation? what is this? are we going to have me on "hannity" and make me feel bad as i battle my cancer here? i also have emphysema, that i'm older than dirt? >> well, this is the whole don imus, you know? sean: but here's a guy that

maria teresa kumar and also roy sekoff is with us, and ron christie, former assistant to president bushnight. it's been an emotional number of days here, the kennedy followers. what really strikes you in some of the things that you have heard about senator kennedy if recent days and listening to the folks that have been remembering him, the people so close to him? >> i think more than anything it strikes that he didn't have to go into politics really. he had access to power, to money, to everything, but he did it because he believed in america and in americans. right now we're in an opportunity to honor his name by passing health care reform because we recognize that he, again, didn't have to fight this fight, but he did because he believed in the little guy, and now what we can do as an american public is galvanize republicans and democrats together and galvanize and make sure this legislation is in honor of the legacy he's established for himself. >> ron, what was ted kennedy's best quality in your opinion? i mean the guy, when he made a commitment to something, he didn't back down. i

maria teresa kumar and roger simon writes tore the politico. talk ethnic politic here's.or republicans? people like mccain and kyle and people out west especially? >> from the obama administration when they put up sotomayor. such a political activist. the republicans had to not go after her and basically, as w h with -- >> your estimation, did they go soft on her? >> not for political reasons. it's fair to vote against someone if you don't believe in her qualifications. she was incredibly qualified and the tone that surrounded her. i remember watching those confirmation hearings. i felt uncomfortable. not only as woman, but also -- >> what about -- >> lindsey graham. started coverage saying, i like hispanics, went after that. that was uncomfortable. as a woman, it was condescending. everyone saw him shaking his finger at her asking if she has the right -- >> but he voted for her? >> he's smart. in the background of the -- >> okay. roger, these guys know all this and voted against the candidate. knew they would have trouble at home but obviously thought they don't like her

and al gore speaking -- speaking to teresa heinz kerry as well. >> the title of your book describes the subtitle describes what so many of us have been talking about this week. the fall and then the rise of the last lion. >> it is so true. with the kennedys you often think about young men that found greatness early. with ted kennedy greatness came to him later, through grinding work over the years. and i think that's something that the family recognizes and what's been interesting in the last few days is for someone that had been such a two-dimensional character for much of america, whether they loved him or loathed his poll particular, ted kennedy has become a three-dimensional man. who people saw the flaws and now saw how he dealt with those flaws to sort of make his way, earn his way, grind his way, to greatness. >> you called him the last lion. now they have come back into vogue. but regardless of what -- where it was going, he was there doing the work. >> we just saw -- there's, of course, jesse jackson. we just now along with eric holder, the attorney general, of the united states

her heroes were the virgin mary, mother teresa, dorothy day, her own mother, her sister, rosemary andwhom, in her eye, had already done that and she would always challenge each of us to do the same. you will, she said, you must, you can. if she were here today and speaking here and i think we all wish she were, she would pound this podium, she would quote deshardan and ask each of you what you have done today to better the world. she would tell you stories about her special friends and what they have accomplished and she would ask each and every one of you to join her in making this world a more tolerant, just, and compassionate place. she would end by talking about her own family, how grateful she was to her parents and to her brothers and sisters, all of whom she absolutely adored. she would tell you how proud she was of sargent and then she would tell you how proud she was of each of us and she would tell you about each thing each of us did and then she would ask you for money from all four of my brothers, who run nonprofits. they will probably ask you later, but she would ask you.

also with senator kerry was his wife, teresa heinz kerry. she's close with the senator's widow, vicky reggie. she said that -- she said the widow was holding up. they did feel that they had a good year together. they were able to do those things and tie up loose ends. kiran? >> hopefully it will offer some solace to her. thanks so much. >>> the kennedy family will hold a private mass at noon today in hyannis port. at 1:00 p.m., the motorcade will leave cape cod and go to boston. they'll make several stops. among them, the open greenway named after rose. they'll pass the massachusetts state house, the federal building on bowden street where kennedy had an office and historic thanier hall. he'll arrive at the presidential libra library, three miles south-southeast of downtown boston. the scene set for an impressive irish wake there in the state of massachusetts. >> they want this to be an irish wake. it's a time to mourn, reflect, and also a time to celebrate. we've seen him in so many of these over the years. the patriarch of the family not o

her heroes were the virgin mary, mother teresa, dorothy day, her own mother and her sister, rosemary. she would always challenge each of us to do the same. you will, you must, you can. if you were speaking here, and i think we all wish she were, she would pound this podium and asked eastview what you have done today to better the world. -- and ask each of you but you have done today to better the world she would ask each and every one of you to join her in making this world a more tolerant, just and compassionate place. she would end by talking about her own family, how grateful she was to her parents and to her brothers and sisters, all of whom she absolutely adored. she would tell you how proud she was of sargent and then she would tell you how proud she was of each of us and she would tell you about each spain that each of us did and then she would ask you for money for all four of my brothers who run nine profits. they will probably ask you later, but she would ask you. save the children, a best buddies and special olympics. she would remind all of you that you had not done enough

teresa wrote this year's winning script shot entirely in uganda. >> the whole experience seemed likeote a movie and that i was going across, you know, the ocean all the way to africa to see it get made and it was like a really great experience. i learned so much about film making through it, you know, like just seeing it come to life. >> reporter: the film "live joseph" about a man with 24 hours to live after being bitten by a snake was snot nine days offering students both firsthand film experience and real life gags in a setting very far from home. >> it's been an incredible experience going to uganda to film this. it was my first time outside of the united states andsoming that changed me as a person. >> kind of like a gateway and we're attached to the industry in a really humble way and i felt like it makes us like accessible to our goal, just we can get where we need to be because we have a resource. it means a lot to me and i plan to be with it my entire life in the experience and giving back to people because that's what they believe in, giving back to the community. >> report

my name is teresa mccrae and i am from virginia, another state that went from red to blue. [applause] >> i live in spotsylvania county, and it's a rural county, but when i talk to people as a community organizer, it all comes down to money. and i may suggest, well, there is long term benefits and quality health care. but they come back to me and say, well, what's going to stop people from being in their, employer based health care and just quickly move over into the government health care. who is going to pay for it? what do i say? >> it's a great question. there are a couple of issues involved here. the first issue is how are we paying for health care reform in general. one thing that is very important to remind people, because you knows there's been talking point from opponents. trillion dollar health care bill. i love repeating that. trillion dollar health care reform. first of all its imports are my people when they say trillion dollars. they are talking over 10 years. so we are talking about a hundred billion dollars a year, which is to a significant amount of money. b

police say the crime happened last thursday at a motel in stock bridge, wisconsin. 48-year-old teresazeniman is accused of luring the man to the hotel where she was joined by three other women and the man's wife. he was punched in the face and his private parts were glued to his stomach. the women are charged with false imprisonment. one is charged with fourth degree sexual assault. >> one woman can be tough enough to deal with, but four? >> they were scorned. >> yes. really scorned. ouch. >> we're going to getrcir scodhd by the weekend, it looks like, but between now and then just some typical summer weather. could get some thunderstorms tomorrow, but a big heat wave for the weekend coming in. >> all right. >> he wasn't scorned. he was scarred. out at the wilson brimming we're okay. most areas moving along well. enjoy your drive this morning. >> that is "news 4 today." the "today" show is next. >> we'll see you tomorrow morning, 4:55 a.m. have a terrific day. frh...fresh...fresh. really fresh. come into your local giant today for mouthwatering fruits and vegetables, all at prices you

in a little bit to talk about a whole list of conversation, including immigration along with maria teresa kumar. contessa, real quick, i asked her how much do we have to do michael jackson? she said we have to deal with the kids and the doctor but now we have a fourth or fifth element coming in here? >> yes. >> another potential father of the children? what's going on here? >> so kathleen jakatherine jackn got custody of the three children. the big surprise yesterday, this guy, dr. arnold klein, michael jackson's dermatologist asked for some guardianship arrangement for the two older children, prince and paris. here's the statement. "dr. klein has always had a special relationship with paris, katherine and prince michael, loves and cares deeply for these children and is looking out for their best interests." courtney hazlett is in burbank. when we heard him say he's not the father of the two older children this guardianship calls that into question. >> remember, contessa, his actual words were "i'm not the father, to the best of my knowledge," or something really vega long those lines. th

family teresa heinz kerry -- >> i was so afraid what it might be life and it was wonderful. >> reporterape cod to boston expected to take less than two hours. the senator's body will lie in repose at the library he built for his older brother, president john kennedy, lovingly transforming it into a forum for change and public service. a memorial to be held there friday, at 7:00, in the evening. and on saturday, a private mass nearby at one of ted kennedy's favorite churches, before he is flown to arlington national cemetery to be buried near his brothers. over the next 60 days, kennedy staff will archive the senator's materials and close his office. the secretary of the senate saying they cannot continue any legislative or other work under way before he died. new senior senator john kerry is hoping to fight to have ted kennedy's seat temporarily be filled. >> he's asking for a temporary capability to appoint someone who will not run, won't get in the way of other people who want to run, who will be there for a moment only. >> reporter: senator kennedy, senator kerry, excuse me, of cours

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