." >> narrator: laurel, maryland resident tom manning is already a believer. he's had parkinson's for seven years, and at the age of 75, he's more than willing to work up a sweat both on the treadmill and on the job. >> the reason i keep working... i don't need the money. the last thing in the world i need is money. i keep working because it keeps me breathing, it keeps me exercising. i've got to be doing something productive. the secret to parkinson's, i found out-- now i can't justify it scientifically-- but work helps parkinson's plain and simple. >> you let us know. >> narrator: actually, tom manning may soon be able to prove it scientifically. he's part of a major new study at the baltimore v.a. and the university of maryland. >> your heart rate was wonderful. >> narrator: and oddly enough, dr. lisa shulman says it's one of the first times the impact of exercise on parkinson's has been evaluated. >> maybe there's been a cultural perspective that has embraced pharmaceutical and surgical approaches, and has considered lifestyle changes to be very soft and n

there will be quite a few ex-oriels, tom manning is going to come, david johnson. have a great time and come out there and turf valley is a great place to play. >> reporter: it is. you spent 12 years with the oriels. >> 13. >> reporter: you got every ball i ever saw hit the center field. the greatest thing that i remember, you made the catch the last out you caught it for the 66 world series, right? >> yes, i did. it stayed up there for an eternity but i finally caught it. >> reporter: that was the four game sweep of the dodgers. >> yes. i was from los angeles and i tried to sign there and they didn't want me so i got them back >> reporter: yes, they did. you are in marvelous shape for a young man. >> thanks. >> >> reporter: thanks for taking part in this. >> my pleasure. >> reporter: it's monday, turf valley country club. sdmrsz it's our 25th -- >> it's our 25th annual. our goal is raise $500,000. >> reporter: registration at 7:30, shotgun start at 9:00. >> you got it. >> reporter: paul blare, one of my idols. >> thank you. >> all right . >> reporter: we're live a

the certificates are sold from here through a partner company and this man: tom morton. morton sells the certificates mainly to businesses in europe and the us -- companies that want to offset their own carbon emissions. he passes on most of the money to vestergaard-frandsen: about 10 million euros in the past year. tom morton considers the water filter project highly sustainable -- because it's stringently controlled. >> carbon finance is about being paid for outcomes. and if you get it wrong then you are not paid. and so there is a much greater incentive to have a very robust system in place. >> back to western kenya -- o a sporting field. vestergaard frandsen's employees are spreading good cheer. they've organized a football tournament. football is very popular, especially with young people. the occasion is used to acquaint them with the water filter. vestergaard frandsen wants to expand the project in africa. janet, his instructor, is prepared to go abroad if she's needed. >> as long as i am going to do the same thing, as long as i am going to change peoples lives, t

the race pits walker against democratic milwaukee mayor tom barrett. the man walker beat less than two years ago. dean reynolds has more on that. >> reporter: democrats snicker that governor scott walker is a poster boy for the tea party. ♪ exercise your vote but it's a charge the republican does little to discourage. after all, he needs all the help can get to keep his job. howard kaloogian is a tea party leader. >> the reforms that we need in this country occurred here in wisconsin. >> reporter: those reforms included diminishing the power, pay and benefits of public sector unions and closing the budget gap. wisconsin voter gerald harris says those changes saved him money. >> the first time in a lodge time that the actual taxes went down. not for everybody, but they did go down. >> reporter: walker notes the state has gained 30,000 jobs since he took office 18 months ago and unemployment is down to 6.7%. a point and a half below the national average. >> we want our children to have a better future than the one we inherited. that is what this election is all

fight of his life, trying to save his job in tuesday's recall election against milwaukee mayor tom barrett, the man he defeated in 2010. democrats and union leaders forced the recall. >>> want to know what life is like on the campaign trail? this tuesday, join wolf blitzer and the rest of the political team. submit your questions and get answers in real time. that's tuesday, noon eastern. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. >>> we are talking, we're back, and we're talking celebrities versus the paparazzi. comedian and attorney dean obadalla, he's becoming a regular here. >> thanks, don. >> you're an attorney and you wrote about this for cnn.com. and there she is, attorney karen conte. dean, is this more a case of celebrities being stalked rather than just photographed?

and then funny man tom green. >> sure, he can have whatever he wants of mine. >> she called her "charlie'slie's angels" co-star husband for five months. >> i love the exexclamation mark. >> mine, too. >> antics didn't last long and tom filed for divorce after less than half a year. there seems to be something different this time. the ceremony is more formal and it's with the man she's been dating for more than a year. while only time will tell-- >> you guys make a great looking couple. >> we know in two days these two will be husband and wife. >> it is hard to believe it's already been one year since oprah's talk show departed the airwaves. what is life like now for the queen of all media? david burtka had the rare opportunity to sit down with miss o-- so jealous over here-- and joins us now. what's up? >> hello, giuliana. >> i hear there's an interesting story how you actually landed the interview. tell us about it. >> lady gaga asked me to be a part of the panel for the foundation oprah was a part of as well. at the after-party for the foundation, oprah came up to me and said, can you be

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man. >> mission impossible, tom cruise action. >> they went hard core when they went to get this guy. >> one of the police officers in this part of china said, hey, that's what we're supposed to do. >> that's a cool day on the job, scaling from a building, saving a guy's life. >>> we're at number seven on our countdown and it's car versus train. this video should serve as a warning for anybody who thinks they can beat that guardrail when a train is coming. take a look at this video from charlotte, north carolina. >> whoa. >> officials say she was trying to beat the gate but she didn't make it, as you can see in this video. if you take a look at it again from this angle, you're wondering where is the video coming from. the video is coming from a train. as the gate comes down, this woman in the suv tries to beat it. she crashes and then hits the fence. it took 14 firefighters about 12 minutes to get her out of the car. she was cited for this. >> so was anyone on the train? >> there were actually 48 passengers on the train. one person was transported to the hospital but none of them were se

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fight of his life, trying to save his job in tuesday's recall election against milwaukee mayor tom barrett, the man0. democrats and union leaders forced the recall. >>> want to know what life is like on the campaign trail? this tuesday, join wolf blitzer and the rest of the political team. submit your questions and get answers in real time. go to cnn.com/roundtable. that's tuesday, noon eastern. well it starts with a healthy scalp. that's why i use head & shoulders for men. there are four shampoos for game-winning scalp protection and great looking hair... go on, please. with seven benefits in every bottle, head & shoulders for men washes out flakes, itch and dryness. and washes in... confidence. yeah, it does. [ crowd cheering ] [ male announcer ] head & shoulders for men. there's a health company that can help you stay that way. what's healthier than that? and we're talking celebrities versus the paparazzi. how far is each side willing to go? comedian and attorney dean obadalla, he's becoming a regular here. >> thanks, don. i don't want to. >> you're an attorney and you wrote about this for cnn.c

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in fact, one woman slapped mayor tom barrett for conceding tuesday night. another maned this is the and of democracy. >> if the people you see can't get it done, it's done. democracy is dead. >> reporter: clearly emotion are running high. some people attribute that to the fact that so much money was poured into the contest, most of it out of state. in the end governor scott walker out isn't his opponent seven to one. >> thanks for that live report from washington. jamie? >>> we'll have more on this exclusive interview with the father of the howard county man killed. >> and we continue to plrn more about the harford county man accused of killing and eating his roommate. those stories and more coming up all new for you at 6:00. i'll see you then. @ >>> the internet is about to get a whole lot beg -- bigger. we have more on how an internet overhaul caused it to grow. >> reporter: the internet website has 340 trillion, trillion ip address. everything that connects to the web need as unique ip drails. because of all the devices out there, the internet is running out of addr

. >> joining me is milwaukee mayor tom barrett, the man who lost to governor scott in the 2010 election and looks to unseat him now in the recall. mr. mayor, thank you for being here this morning. let me start out with you asking whether you have asked the president to come and campaign on your behalf? >> no, because we understand that he's got a lot going on, and this actually started as a grassroots movement here in wisconsin because of governor walker's lack of integrity and his surprise attack on workers in the state. so integrity and a grassroots effort was how this started and it will be on those same two notes, that's how this campaign will end. >> you certainly have certainly the republicans have had more out of state money and more out of state help, but you have had some national figures come in as well from the party and also from the unions who have been fighting governor walker in particular based off this budget, and one of those folks, jer jerry, the president of asme, had this to say about the democratic party. we think there could have been more responsibility, more wor

the man running against scott walker, tom barrette, he's running against a man whose reforms he's emulating and using. >> and yet, walker is proposing tax cuts that will do much more to hurt the budget. this is it. it's a microcosm. it's not fiscal responsibility versus irresponsibility. it is a vision of what kind of country you want to have and whether we're going to redistribute income upwards. >> more than $3 billion budget that he inherited as a deficit has now become a surplus. >>> time now to take a quick break. want to thank paul krugman for joining us. everyone else is staying put and donna brazile is standing by for much more on our powerhouse round table. >>> it sounds like you are fired up. >> the candidates' wives hit the trial this week. is the women's vote starting to shift? >>> foreign policy fight. romney fires back at obama. >> what grade would you give president obama? >> an "f." no question about that. >> across the board? >> across the board. >>> and can't wait for george will's take on the plan to ban the bill gulp. >> no more giant sodas. come on, this is america. the

. >>> and now as tom duhane reports, a man is under investigation for shooting a mama bear. >> reporterhe brother and sister each weigh about 12- pound, too young to survive on their own. they were by the sacramento lake yesterday. that after a telephone call brought a sheriff deputy to this gas station. >> they said the man was selling the bears at this gas station that of course is going to get our attention. >> reporter: later, police found puitt. puitt is known as the cat man because he keeps dozens of animals. he says he shot the mother bear in defense after the bear came in several nights for food. >> she's coming right another me. to begin we're only 20 feet away. >> reporter: puitt told him it took him 20 hours to catch the bear cubs he called and booboo. during which he called wildlife and game. >> they said are you going to shoot them. i said i don't want the babies dead. >> reporter: fish and game said they don't have a call. workers at the gas station back up pruitt story that he was not selling the cubs. >> reporter: biologists are hoping to be able to release them back int

tiger shares the lead with david tom and this man. furyk with a beautiful putt from off the green.aders and one under at the turn. expecting a very tricky course the rest of the way. >> i know i was trying to get even more faster and even more for the weekend. so we'll get prepared for trying to envision what the course may offer. >> i'm jerry sandusky. hope your father's day weekend is off to a fantastic start. >> we'll have the latest on the alleged drug ring. >> and the blue angels gear up for a spectacular show this weekend. a sneak peek. >> and look at the beautiful weather we're having. nothing along the eastern seaboard that even aapproximate mates rain. that will stay that way for at least another day. the insta-weather plus forecast just ahead. bee dohello, and welcome to 11 saturday morning. i'm jennifer franciotti. and i'm lisa robinson. our top stories in just a moment, but first, we want to take a look outside with meteorologist john collins. wiretaps... firearms... and the promise of a ton of cocaine, are key parts of the startling case against several men investigato

love arguing with you man that's tom it, and up next, what do the polls say about the mess pr*ez'spresident'sc message. we'll tackle that next. stick around, tom, you might learn something. right by those who gave their lives to for this country nearly 70 years ago. when we come back, gay rights seemed to have a victory in washington. it was pulled back. the guy who pulled it back. the guy who is against gay marriage will be on the program. we will have an interesting conversation when we return. >> speaking against the vocal of sununu, you're wrong. mitt romney, you're wrong. we need more teachers, not fewer teachers and more cops and more firefighters that support our >> today we saw it's all about the economy as we have been talking about for the romney and obama war rooms. and the latest nationwide nbc news wall street journal poll has the president's approval rating on handling the economy as 43% as we can see. and we are going to talk about someone who can take us inside the numbers of how americans are viewing both candidates. that is.democratic pollster john who is a researcher that c

. >> tom was a young guards man that year and has photos and memories. >> it's 40 years to the day when like a milestone. >> the bicentennial of the war of 1812 makes this tradition something special, marking on water the place an eyewitness once watched a critical piece of american history unfold and where it still flies 200 years later. >> star spangle banner buoy will remace in place until the fall -- remain in place until the fall. >>> next up this morning on wjz. >> three people are shot and killed at a party in alabama. two of them are former auburn football players that. story coming up. >> the nickels are adding up. why a controversy new bottle tax may get out of the county council today. a lye report when we -- a live report when we return. >> a new ad from the romney campaign features president obama's comments about the private sector doing fine. i'll have that story coming up. >> i'm christy at wjz traffic control. delays still building around the top of the beltway and southbound 95. your full report straight ahead. >> fighting back against insects. how to get rid of serp p

president obama hosted coach tom coughlin, quarterback eli manning and the rest of the team during ay on the south lawn. the president noted it wasn't their first visit. >> i know for some of you, this is just welcome back. you guys are -- you guys have been through this drill before. >> shepard: the last trip was back in 2008 when they also beat those hated patriots. the feds say they have just saved more than a dozen children. and arrested nearly 200 suspected predators in a major child pornography bust. the details are coming up, plus a lot of people read on the train, right? but most are not driving the thing. tonight, the engineer caught on camera. wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. fohalf the calories plus vgie nutrition. could've had a v8. and he didn't stop for three days and nights as he escaped life as a child soldier. twenty years later, he was still running, he just had a different thing driving him. every step of the way. ♪ visa. supporting athletes and the olympic games for 25 years. join our global cheer. in absolute perfect physical condition and i had

his opponent-- milwaukee mayor tom barrett, the same man walker defeated in 2010. both have spent millions of dollars in a bitter contest. >> i voted for scott walker once and i want to make sure he gets in again. >> scott walker was elected to legislate, not to dictate. >> ifill: voters in a handful of other states-- including california, new mexico, montana, south dakota, and new jersey-- also cast ballots in presidential primaries, tossup congressional races, and local contests. former massachusetts governor mitt romney, who clinched the g.o.p. nomination last week, met with supporters in texas today. >> three and a half years in as president with america in crisis, with 23 million people out of work or stopped looking for work, he hasn't put forward a plan to get us working again. now, i know we're getting close to an election, so he'll come out with one soon. >> ifill: president obama hit the campaign trail to raise money in new york city yesterday, taking direct aim at his republican foe. >> and now, they've got a nominee who is expressing support for an agen

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demonstrations in other towns with more and pick their stray sions and including a million man march for the capital tom barton there will arab affairs journalist be there and danny says both remaining candidates in egypt's presidential election are trying to spin their reaction to mubarak is that their own way they are also people demonstrating against the one hundred one article i sentence which d.c. has never in any and but he also has to be sent and then there are also commentators and other people who are saying the key to successful revolution is precisely to do this in the mood of the room and trying to send an execution of mubarak would be a setback to not only egypt's revolution but also to the arab spring in general and surely and a key to a successful revolution is not to see who mannix the tactics being used in an entry in democracy in egypt but the two candidates who are switched to capitalize on. the said that he was a great day for justice and because it means that nobody is in the middle now this is a man who was a very troubled to highlight he's traveled he was in his dies with little m

demonstrations in other towns with more and big demonstrations planned including a million man march through the capital tom barton there. says both remaining candidates in egypt's presidential election are trying to spin their reaction to their own way. they are of people demonstrating against our wired life sentence which they see as we are in in the end but it also has to be said that there are also commentators and other people who think that the key to successful revolution is precisely to do this on the more of your own and trying to send execution and barak would be a setback to not only egypt's revolution but also to the arab spring in general surely and the key to a successful revolution is not to see the american tactics being reproduced in a tree and democracy in egypt but the two candidates who are swift to capitalize on the verdict. said that it was a great day for justice and because it means that nobody is among now this is a man who was very trying to highlight he's traveled he was and his dies with the film and regime an earlier in his campaigning. well as more on all our stories at home in

tonight whether to recall their republican governor scott walker and replace him with the man he beat two years ago, tom barrett. nbc's ron ail season in waukeshaw, wisconsin. >> reporter: for governor scott walker, voting this morning marked the end of a campaign to keep his job that started in february of last year, when the recall effort was with launched. as tens thousands of proetters occupied the capitol, angry at his conservative agenda. >> a lot of times people ask, what can you do to bring the state together? it's more important actions than just words. >> reporter: his opponent has accused walker of waging a civil war with reforms favoring the rich, and virtually eliminating public sector union collective bargaining. >> around the state, the energy has been building and building and building. >> reporter: turnout has been like a presidential year. with with perhaps as many as 65% of the state's voters expected to cast ballots in the most expensive and contentious contest wisconsin has ever seen. >> a lot of ugliness, i'm ready to move the state in a positive direction. and be done with the rec