for so thou is or dayne when had thou createst me saying dust thou art, and unto dust shall thou returneven at the grave we make our song, hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah. give rest, oh christ, to though servant with their saints, where sorrow and pain are no more, neither sighing, but life everlasting. now into thy hands, oh merciful savior, we commend thy servant, walter. acknowledge we humbly is he beach thee a sheep of their fold, a lamb of thy known flock, a sinner of thine own redeeming. receive him into the arms of thy mercy, into the blessed rest of everlasting peace, and into the glorious company of the saints in light. amen. life is short. and we do not have too much time to gladen the hearts of those who travel the way with us. so be swift to love. may case to be kind. and may god's blessing, father, son, and holy spirit, be with you and remain with you always. amen. let us go forth in the name of christ. thanks be to god. >> ♪ when the saints go marching in lane line oh, when the saints go marching in oh, lord i want to be in that number when the saints go marching in ♪ ♪

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thus balart and unto dust shalt thou return -- a dust thou art and unto dust thou shalt return.n server -- to buying a servant -- thine servant. into your hands 0 merciful savior, we commend that biyour servant. the lamb of your own flight and a simmer of the eye of -- of your own redeeming. receive him in the arms of your mercy into the blessed rest of everlasting peace and into the glorious company of the saints in light. amen. life is short and we do not have too much time to gladden the hearts of those that travel away with us, so be swift to love, make haste to be kind and with god's blessing, may he be with you always. amen. let us go forth in the name of christ. thanks be to god. [♪ singing: "when the saints go marching in"] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> next, on c-span, a discussion on the new study that examines the disproportionate amount of minority inmates serving sentences. and then, on america and the courts, analysts talk about race and the american criminal justice system. >> health care continues to dominate politics here in washington. last week, senate majority leader ha

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policy we have in place given the operator was suspended without pay and lost income and we all know thou important income is these days that that in itself should send a lesson. >> reporter: metro did not say how long the operator has been an employee and if he returned to the same line. >>> police have a driver in custody after a deadly crash on the beltway. the accident happened on the outer loop just before the american legion bridge. according to police, 33-year- old kelly loose of chesapeake lost control and went over the guardrail. investigators believe that alcohol s a factor in the crash. >>> an autopsy will be performed on a high school football player who collapsed and later died during a conditioning session at northwest high school in germantown. the family of 16-year-old edwin miller says he was in excellent shape but he showed signs of heat stroke and dehydration. school officials say coaches attempted cpr to save miller. the voluntary preseason conditioning session have been suspended indefinitely at northwest high school ♪ [ music ] ♪ >>> a day after a star-studded public

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baltimore two, thou seven.on was among the many who paid respects to the former quarterback at a memorial service tonight. >> the last thing that i want to remember about you is every time you scored, every time you came out of that huddle, you gave two bumps to your chest and pointed to the sky. so i'm going to give two bumps for you, and point to the sky. love ya. >>> baltimore swimmer michael phelps is back to his old self. not just winning but breaking another world record. the latest comes at the u.s. national championship in indianapolis where phelps set a new mark in the 100-meter butterfly. this is phelps winning the 200 fly last night. in the 100 he broke the record previously held by ian crocker. phelps has won he three events at the nationals so far and now current holds five world records. in baseball, the orioles have the day off. tomorrow they welcome toronto to town t. jays limp into baltimore after being beaten three straight by tampa bay. a double brought home two runs for the rays. 3-2 the fin

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. >>> the 10 commandments, say thou shalt not steal but this guy didn't get the message and now the parishioners are praying for the virgin mary instead of to her. >> you can see the man pushing over, smashing the statue, then comes wack and takes it. >> i found this on the floor, the back of her head. i picked her up. >> it hurts. we're devastated. i'm speechless. i don't know what to say. how could anybody do such a thing? >> this morning they are hoping to get it back. >>> the holiday weekend brought a very special delivery to one army soldier home from iraq. sergeant john hernandez flew home from iraq and literally went straight to the hospital for the birth of his third daughter. his wife said she held on as long as she could because she knew her husband was on his way. >>> 6:55. our wake-up window at the bottom of the screen, showing sunny to maybe partly cloudy skies this afternoon. temperatures staying about five degrees below normal with the two-degree guarantee of 82. again, that is going to feel a lot cooler than yesterday's 88. overnight 59 degrees which means mid-50s well outside th

. >> but also some knowledgeable how the media works and thou news works and maybe they'll gain a little more interest in technology and communications. >> these middle schoolers will get a jump-start on each element of the news broadcast. they're going to write their own stories, understand and learn the technical side, and also have a chance to anchor at the news desk. way to go. >>> coming up, a not so sweet tweet could cost you cash. and what was that loud noise that scared people from maryland to pennsylvania this morning? abc 2 news at 6 starts right now. >> now abc 2 news at 6:00. >> no bail for a baltimore teenager accused of shooting a 5-year-old girl in the head. good evening. i'm marybeth marsden. lamont davis is charged with shooting the girl during a street fight last week. he faces a long list of charges, including attempted first-degree murder. abc 2 news brian kuebler reports this is hardly davis' first run-in with the law. >> reporter: this is the young man police say nearly killed 5- year-old raven wyatt last week as she got caught in lamont davis' crossfire. today at c

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the thinks the book wrestles with when you asked about is almost the lord of all to mirror issue, thou shall not be discussed if we are talking about harry potter parallels. because there are all sorts of logics that a cost on this pathway we don't like to talk about. so one is a personal savings issue. i was meeting with the british royal air force and they said look, we are going to give more autonomy to our robot simply because we can't have the situation where we have one guy controlling one robot. it won't save us any money so we have got to get where we have one guy, five robots or one guy, robots, which means you have to give more autonomy. the other aspect is the enemy has a vote in this. so if you've got a system and person the connection between the two of them is the new vulnerability said the enemy has a target so your natural response is o.k. i've got to give the system some autonomy because if the enemy kutz the line of communication i don't just wanted to turn off and stand there. it has to be able to carry out the mission. another rationale how we go down this week. ano

. >> but people last night were advocating hey, thou we want to go to zero. well, that's all well and good. we still have to pay the bills. >> reporter: it's estimated the cut will save homeowners like these hundreds of millions of dollars over the next decade. and help them hold on to what they've got. >> building my house, buying a property and everything cost me $36,000 to build out. now i'm paying so much money in taxes on it, i can't afford to sell it. i can't afford to move it. if i had to, acouldn't afford to buy that house. >> jeff hager, abc 2 news. >> harford county executive david craig is expected to make it official, signing the tax cap reduction measure tomorrow morning. >>> there a new push to get congress to approve legislation allowing prison cell phone jamming. maryland's top corrections official gary maynard testified today in washington. a maryland inmate was sentenced to life without parole this year for using a cell phone to order the killing of a witness. but critics say jamming devices would interfere with emergency response and servic

abc 2 shows you thou get what is yourself from the state of maryland. >>> home prices have soar and sunk in a short amount of time. why haven't your property taxes changed? >>> plus, why some of your neighbors are already saying the city's new garbage plan is just foul. >> now abc 2 news, the latest at 11. >> it has only been in place eight days, but some are already trashing the city's new garbage pickup plan. good evening, everybody. i'm terry owens. in an effort to save millions and encourage recycling, the city went from two trash pickups a week to just one in most communities. delia goncalves spoke to some neighbors tonight who say the new schedule stinks. she joins us life now with more. delia? >> reporter: neighbors say a week's worth of trash sitting all day until it's picked up later that evening. on a hot, steamy day like we had today, it stinks, literally. something doesn't smell right to these residents of the 1200 block of north carey. >> and the odor in this area, when i came home today, the odor was phenomenal. >> reporter: it's the city's new one plus one system. one day

habitat buys foreclosures from $30,000 to $50 thou, compared to $60,000 it takes to build a habitat home. >>> now that it's out of bankruptcy, general motors has to get back in the business of selling once. gm is trying to hammer out a deal with ebay for a pilot program that would initially be limited to california, but could go national if it proves to be successful. at a news conference yesterday, gm ceo fritz henderson said the company needs to embrace new business methods. >> we deeply appreciate the support we've received during this historic transformation and we'll work hard to repay the trust and the money that so many have invested in gm. the last hundred days has shown everyone, including ourselves, that a company not known for quick action can move very fast. starting today, we want to take that intensity, the decisiveness and speed of these last several weeks and then transfer it from the battlefield triage of the bankruptcy process to the day-to-day operation of the new company. this will be the new norm at general motors. >>> chrysler decided to keep make the vipir sports c

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he did not show the several hundred-page list of thou shalts and thou shalt nots. when you get sick, when you are old, they will come to you and say you are too old to get a hip replacement, you are too old for certain medicines. it costs too much to keep you alive. that is what happens in canada and europe, and they do rationing in two ways. by having you wait so long to get health care, it saves the government money, maybe because you did not make it. it is the rationing part of this that is so frightening. and what obama and harry reid and nancy pelosi should have done with spend some time looking what is happening in britain and canada. host: your organization focuses on tax policy. would you say you disagree with a lot of the tax approach of the administration, obviously? would you say that the issue of health care is something that needs to be dealt with in the timetable the president set up? guest: know, the challenges of health care and the runaway costs -- no, the challenges of health care and a runaway costs needed to be dealt with in the last eight years

little bit about the investigation, as much as he can answer because there are some questions about thou lapd handled it. we'll talk to assistant chief mcdonald. i spoke with him yesterday and we'll talk to him live. here's what he had to say just late yesterday evening. >> i think we have, i would say, the best detectives in the country, if not the world, in dealing with homicides. they do it frequently and deal with major cases, high-profile cases. they went out and did their assessment on the scene and did their assessment of the situation and did the calls that they made. i don't think it's fair to second guess at this point and say they should have done this and should have done that. anyone from 3,000 miles away, they did what they did and we always look critically at our own work and try to be as good as we possibly can. so, we'll do that with this one, as well. i'm comfortable that we had good people working the case and handling things appropriately. >> so all the evidence that you're going to get, you've gotten, because the scene was well secured. >> i believe so. >> and the ch

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. >> i also thou a very profound moment was when reverend al shaton spoke to the children of michl jacksont like? >> reporter: one of the biggest responses in the house is what that was like. i mean, people didn't jt cheer, they roared. and i also -- like when brooke shields spoke as wl, and she said, the reason she and mhael jackson got along so well is because they h to grow up very fa. but when they re together, they could be very young. and that defin the challenge of being child star and reall why tese two very different people could come together. and th's exactly what michael jackson did in his life. and i believe will contie in his ath as he brings v many ffent peop from different walks of life together. and everything about this service today really spoke to that. >> courtne thanks for joing us tonight. anks so much. great reporting out the. michl jackson's other, jermaine jackson, was the o meer of the jackson 5 to perform. he took stagefightingack tears and sang the songsmile." ♪ did you sme through your rrow ♪ ♪ mbe tomorrow ♪ youl find that life is fied ♪ ♪ if yojust smile >>

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thou i would think if you don control costs, iould thnk it's worth starting over. >> lehrerstarting over. >i think would be worth opposi simply because -- i agree at covering more people would be valuab but if we do this and everyone says this is a once in a generation chancef we do this without ntrolling the costs, that really runs the budet deficit for the lg-term fiscal picte, for a ng time this was a corpromise the president made, that this would be out controlling costs. that's not an optional part of health-care refrm, that is the centl part of health-care rerm. and if you don'do that, it seems to meou are missing one of thewo big problems we are tryg to addrs. >> lehrer: we talkedefore that t stars are finally aligned, end queor there be health-care reform. do you tnk there is gong to be some kind of ealth-care reform but it may be sflawed it won't at be helpful. >> i think mething will pass and ditional people will get coverage but unless, and i think the stars were aligned in part because there is a widespread sire. the blic is n quite as gaged as in 1993 but theye engaged. the

don'ti be holier than thou. >> you preach to the american people about morality and american values whenpreach morality. >> the problem is when there's immorality, i think it rebounds against republicans a little more harshly than democrats. chris and brad, thank you both very much. >> i don't think you should preach morality. you should follow your own program. bree preaching gets you in trouble. >>> this just in -- >> and the white house, president barack obama is going to hold a prime time news conference on july 22nd, next wednesday. wednesday night prime time news conference. it comes as the president is trying to drive home his health care overhaul and get it through congress. again, a lot of questions about how to pay for it. the president is using the bully pulpit as we saw this afternoon. he'll use it next week. prime time news conference next wednesday. >>> and it's also pretty unusual, the white house made this announcement -- >> on the twitter page. >> that's what we're looking at. the white house twitter page. getting the word outside in all shapes, forms, and sizes. >> peop

i think there's nobody who is more guilty of a holier than thou approach than john edwards was. and frankly his indiscretions, i think were particularly troubling given that his wife, you know, is in a situation where she's got terminal cancer. so i think we can, you know, clearly demonstrate hi pack ray is across the board. we can agree that anybody who cheats on their spouse is a hypocrite. >> i don't think john edwards moralized about family values. i don't think john edwards was criticized -- >> i was criticized about my own family's values, james. i think there's plenty of hypocrisy to go around. >> i don't think john edwards ever moralized about this kind of thing. >> he did, james, i think that's not right. >> i'm sorry for talking -- just want to say one thing. the va hospital, all of you doctors and the people in the va system, i think you do an excellent job. >> they do an excellent job. and i think that -- >> larry: one other thing. one other thing. one more thing. the issue -- liz -- >> people don't get to choose their medicines -- >> larry: we're getting repetitive,

it also loo as thou there might be some options so that a state could setp more of a coopive approac,his is an idea that firstame out over in the senate fr senator conrad. it's a little bit les of a govement approach, more of a nonprofit cooperati, similar to the way you see sme ilities work out in the west. also interestingly it appears that the blue dogs have gotten some ncessions that have to do with exemptionsfor mall businees to participate, kind of increasing the level sthat the very smallest of busineses, mom and pop businesses, maybe would not b forc to pride coverage or contribute to health care costs of their workers. >> woodruff so amy walter, changes in the look o the public plan, in th role that employers play in providing insurance, what does this say about the essures on the members? and what that means theyre more likely want and to vote for? >> that's exactly what wee talking about here, ich is, there's the fams saying about you go where the votes are in cngress, and the votes e with thes morate conservative democrats. not just on this committee but in general you loo

more i thought after i walked off the set -- i mean every time i would walk off the set and go god, thou was a great segment. that was fascinating. but it's not going to great because it was too deep for the viewers that tune in. those would always be the highest rated segment degette >> host: they are the highest rated? >> guest: i can guarantee you, you pick the times your on the show we and whenever you walk off the show the windel was a really, really intelligent discussion that's going to be the highest rated segment of today. and it's so different from not only what is going on and morning news show was, but all across the tv dial and again, and the newspapers. you have everybody wringing their hands. it's kind of like conservatives wringing their hands going where do we go, what do we do? i remember ronald reagan said well, conservatives conserve. a radical concept. well, news posts should deliver news. and there's just a great hunger for it. >> host: they are starved for seriousness, too. >> guest: they are. i just had a long line where i was signing works for an hour and they ha

worked on a number of occasions as a matter of fans and they didn't give any information whatsoever thou have to be redacted. and the reason they did this was because until they made a final determination they didn't want any information out there so when they sent to this information and tell you it has to be redacted and it seems to me that that is, once again, working with the treasury department to keep the hammer on you and hold things in advance so that you'll walk the walk. you have any comment on that? >> i really can't on cordially,. >> and think this is such a blatant attempt to intimidate you and i'm so happy you contacted ranking member is senator grassley because what it has done is eliminate this issue so that these people who are trying to slow you down and out of this information dinow the public domain will be threatened by this. the only thing i will admonish you is to walk you're back because i am to send you are subject to the president and news services pleasures so i think there should be some reason and they could come up with down the road that would get replaced

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. >> me thinks thou protest too much. >> mr. hogan, do you believe that the twin behinds will hold? >> this is the first time i think the market in about 10 months has tried to price forward. we have been spending a lot of time pricing where we are. i think this is the first time we have seen an earnings beat like this since the early '90s. regardless of how that is happening. and this is the first time we have seen increases in estimates for the out year in about 12 months, as well. so clearly what the market is trying to do is forward price. and if you go out to 2010 iraq which, you know, starts in six months, and look at how much estimates have gone up on the s&p 500 and put a fair market multiple on that, the market still goes higher from here. so i think clearly what we're doing now is for the first time in a long period of time is looking ahead as opposed to looking exactly where we are. >> miss faber? >> well, everybody is getting on board, erin, that's for sure. even the nonbelievers. and, of course, you have enough nonbelievers, that helps the market overall. but if you're

she basically said, look, it's interesting thou three men who in her words overreacted to all of this are going to be sitting down, discussing things together while the citizen who had exemplary behavior, wendy murphy says and as we could hear from the 911 tape was very calm, cool and collected and didn't make race an issue until she had to be asked about it before she even talked about it. it's interesting that she'll be at work while these three will have beers tomorrow. >> she wants her privacy back, you can tell that. >> she does, yeah. >> elaine, thanks, appreciate it. >>> the man at the strof the michael jackson death investigation dr. conrad murray appears to be in some financial straights. murray reportedly has $435,000 in liens and judgments against him despite $150,000 he was earning a month as jackson's personal physician. he left those practices to work solely for jackson several months ago. murr murray's biggest problem at the moment is he may have administered an illegal drug diprivan to michael jackson before he died. agents were searching for a lot of things in his hou