tillman jr. and his 35-year-old son work indicted on a number of charges. the two men made their first appearance in court today. lowell melser was there and joins us with what happened. >> it was a pretty cut and dried first appearance. both men read their official charges and had a chance to consult with their attorneys really. the judge deciding to release both men until the actual trial begins. we did get a closer look at all the charges in this case. according to the u.s. attorney's office, the indictment alleges that both milton tillman jr. and his son is hard to defraud the irs and operate a bail bond business in violation of federal law, while tillman jr. also collected pay for a no show job at the port of baltimore. the indictment states that from 2001 to 2007, tillman jr. and his son were able to conceal from the irs tillman jr's control of the business and how much money the business was making, citing gross receipts went from $200,000 in 2000 to almost $6 million in 2006. the indictme

. >> kelly tillman, of the golf channel, who has covered tiger for years, asked him what his father, the late earl woods, would have said. >> he would be very disappointed in me. he would be very disappointed in me. we would have numerous long talks. that's one of the things i miss. i miss his guidance. i wish i could have had his guidance through all of this. >> when we're talking about personal topics, i sensed he was definitely gentler than before. you could sense a softness about him that you hadn't felt before. >> what will woods tell his children, 2-year-old sam and 1-year-old charlie, when they're old enough to understand? >> i'll have a sit-down talk. it won't be just one time, i know that. it will be numerous times and i take full ownership of it. i did it. no one else did it. it was just me. that's the responsibility i will have. i will talk to my kids for however long they want to talk about it. that is a conversation that will need to be had. >> with his return to golf scheduled for next month at the masters, woods admitted being a little nervous about the reception from

tillman with a rough start. went 4 and a third. giving up two runs on four hits. but walked four.urk enthrough four shutout innings in relief. and reimold his hit a first homer. they host red sox tomorrow. >> orioles announced today, they have sent nine players to the minors. josh bell and schneider will report to triple-a norfolk and hughes and aubrey. relief pitcher heads to minor league camp. >> a big lacrosse match up tomorrow as virginia hosts johns hopkins, and annual showdown for the doyle smith cup. cavaliers are ranked number one for the third straight week and blue jays struggle, have fallen to 12 and trying to break a losing streak. blue jays lost to virginia last year twice. once in the regular season and again in the quarter finals of the ncaa turn and look closer at the series. this is the 82nd time the two schools will face each other. blue jays lead all time series with 53 wins. but virginia has just been dominant lately. winning the last five games and handed hopkins a 19-8 defeat in the quarter finals last year. which is the biggest loss in the series since 1969.

the tillman waited for one of two outcomes. either keanna would receive the transplant or she would die without the eklmol. -- it is ecmo, acronym. when doctors told them about the medical device called the berlin heart, the berlin heart is an external device that performs the function of hearts and lungs. the tillmans decided to move forward with the berlin heart. after 13 days of being on ecmo without any movement, keanna underwent surgery to connect the berlin heart. and you can see the, after the operation you can see tianna right there in that photo. it pumped her blood through her body, a job that her heart could not perform on its own. doctors said that the berlin heart helped tianna regain her strength because she was off the parylitic medication and moving. not long after tianna was connected to the berlin heart, a donor was found and she underwent an eight-hour transplant surgery. the risky surgery was a success, thank god. usually it takes a long time for a new heart to start working. but doctors said that due to tia

. >> pastor thurmond tillman is keeping in step like the pastors he's followed working with the census 2010. >> we're making people aware in our congregations that the census is safe, easy and important through our literature, we have put it in our bulletins. >> the church also opened its doors to host a precensus rally. >> this is a bedrock for getting everything else done. this one really makes a difference because when people fill the forms out and send them in, that determines the amount of money that comes back to their community and also determines representation. >> many church members also get the message of this desennal skens us. >> the pastor has done a tremendous job of educating us about the census and allowing us to become informed. we can go out and tell others. >> if you don't participate, it's going to be another ten years before you get to be counted before your voice gets to be heard. that's going to have an impact. it's only ten minutes. participate, be honest, accurate and stand up and be counted. >> with this church's rich history, it is no wonder that its latest

ladies and tillman, the president of the united states of america, barack obama. [applause] >> thank you, everybody. thank you. thank you. thank you, everybody. please be seated. we want to do this twice. there are so many people we have to think. as we look around the room, we have got leaders of labor who helped to make this happen. we have got ordinary folks who knocked on doors, made phone calls at the last minute to get this thing over the top by extraordinary members of my cabinet, we got some additional members of congress who helped lead the charge on this. my staff boise are still here -- who i see are still here. i thought they were going to quit but they stuck it out with me. the main purpose here is to say thank you. and thank you on behalf of the american people. after a century of striving, after a year of debate, after a historic vote, health care reform is no longer and on that promise. it is the law of the land. [applause] it is the law of the land. [applause] and although it may be my signature that is affixed to the bottom of this bill, it was y