en el calleÓn 7, salio un momento, cuando yo vi que vÍctor saliÓ de nosotros yo dije se nos fue.to lo apoyaron se sintieron felices, al encontrarse con el nuevovo vÍctor >>> es algo que cuando lo vi bajando las escaleras lo mirÉ y dije gua increÍble porque es otra personaje ahora al ex drogadicto lo mueve el deseo de quienes siguen en las calles atrapados de la carga de la adicciÓn, segÚn las estadÍsticas del gobierno en puerto rico hay mÁsmultiplicarse en los prÓximo aÑos. >>> por eso policÍa de puerto rico tiene un programa para rehabilitar >>> querer es poder lo que hizo vÍctor lo puede hacer todo el mundo estos muchachos de la droga y la mala vida, sÍ lo desean pueden hacerlo, como lo hizo vÍctor >>> su caso demuestra que existe ayuda para los que quieran cambiar sus vidas sÓlo tienen que decidirse y buscar un nuevo amanecer. >>> eso es asÍ bueno la estÉtexa de un adicto de vida es de 7 y 10 aÑos por eso vÍctor es un gran aliado del centro que ha atendido a unos 120 casos y bueno para mÁs detalles entre a univision.com la uniclave ayuda de impacto. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> y para n

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now every night victor checks the building's locks. pretty lonely. >>> now the forecast certified baltimore's most accurate. here is chief meteorologist norm lewis, and maryland's most powerful radar. >> too bad he can't rent it out. >> started out slow today, but getting progressively better as we go into the evening with cooler temperatures today. things are warming up a little bit now that we have gotten some sunshine out there. but the next day, again, below normal temperatures. but then we get some heat coming back in. first part of next week is going to feel like summer time here in the baltimore area. take a look outside right now. some of the breaks in the overcast that we're seeing. lots of sunshine come do you think in the downtown area right now at bwi, still holding at 76 degrees. 56% humidity. currently from the southeast at 5. pressurizing 29.95. temperatures around the region right now. york, p.a. at 79. 68 out in oakland. up in philadelphia 77 degrees. 74 in atlantic city. easton at 72. 73 at pawtuxet river, maryland. l

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victor's biggest concern, safety.ne got in the building a month ago, now every night, he checks the building's locks. >> i have to make sure, yeah, because if i don't, what happens is they can get into this pool area through the parking garage. >> reporter: the family had no idea how this will ultimately work out, but what is really starting to bother them is the eerie silence. when the only other voice they hear is -- >> door's opening. >> reporter: john zarrella, cnn, fort myers, florida. >>> how many times have we complained we can't get an elevator in any building because it's on another floor? >> one extreme to the other. >>> we are counting down to the top of the hour. people across the nation are gathering to watch the first hispanic woman take the oath of supreme court justice. >>> melissa long has important tips to help you put the miles to good use in this week's "on the go." >> reporter: maximize your frequent flier miles by playing it smart. >> if you're considering buying, do your plath. if you find a par

a path from victims to victors. for one appreciate that you both remained on the front lines and fight the good fight for us in spite of the slings and arrows and stones. >> those slings and arrows don't meet a thing. they'll be along later. they'll be along later. they're going to be like that, man. and so we have to work with the people who will wake up. this is a cheerleading session. and i thank you for the time. >> gentlemen, thank you. >>> that does it for this edition of our world with black enterprise. don't forget to visit our website where you can give us feedback on this show. that's at our world.black enterprise.com. i'm ed gordon. and thanks for making our world i'm ed gordon. and thanks for making our world your world. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

bottom of the second, rick rose to victor martinez. -- rick throws to victor marsytinez. benches cleared. the bullpens, running in. it is august now when you see scenes like this. you would not want anyone to punch you if you were making that much money. the lack of resolution. rain has delayed this one. they are not fighting anymore. the stakes are getting high. when you do not like the forecast, this happens. >> you debt. we will have a look at the seven-day f >> not much change. it is pretty much the same. it is like south florida. we will have afternoon thunderstorms for the next week or so. the mid 80's. >> conan o'brien is next. we will see you here tomorrow. >>

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he's 2-2, earned round average of 6.46 and acquired for boston in the victor martinez trade.ters with an earned run average of 4.7. tom davis with rick dempsey and a beautiful bright sunshiny afternoon in baltimore. the orioles try to go for the 4- game series with the cleveland indians. watching the game a bit. chris pitching and chad mullen took it, taking his hand and going like this and out there on the mound. very -- demon straightive in his effort to try to throw the ball low. tell us about catching it and what that is like and being that vocal behind the plate. >> tom what, he was trying to do is communicate with the pitcher on every pitch, something that you have to do, especially when you have a young pecking staff like the orioles have. you have to constantly remind them what you want them to do until they get capable of doing it themselves. you thought that mueller was back there trying to remind the piper every single pitch to stay in the zone and every thing he saw, whether it was move the glove to the right or left or try to keep the ball down, he communicated w

it finds the hole off the bat of victor martinez. victor's second single of the inning. he had five on the day. the red sox score seven times in the inning. go on to win 18-10. you know it's tough when you score 10 runs and still get blown out. another baltimore athlete. let's think about this. much better for the charm city folks. michael phelps, the world swimming championships. part of the 400 medley relay. he swam the butterfly leg and swam it expertly, as you'd expect. and down the stretch, team u.s.a. just blowing it away, getting the job done and well beyond record fashion. better than they did in beijing so michael phelps at the world championship, pretty good. five gold medals, one silver. of course the fact he had a silver was maybe bigger news than the five gold he won at all. tiger woods and fred funk each won their own turnments by a total of 20 under par. that's a look at sports. i'm pete gilbert. have a great day. >> michael phelps making a statement there. >> yeah. >> 5:26. 70 degrees. coming up in the next half-hour of 11 news today -- >> the baltimore c

. >> what about the actual victor here? you have got two key contestants here, two primary challengers and that includes hamid karzai, the existing president. >> absolutely. as you know, language is so important. this morning there were reports that both of the candidates, abdullah abdullah and karzai were claiming it was over. that they had each won. i asked abdullah abdullah knocking on his door was this the case did he consider himself the new president. he said, no, that's not what it is. and we spoke in english. he said i think i was misquoted. i am leading and i believe that i will win. and when we contacted karzai's office he said the same thing. that indications are that he believes he won, but they are both still abiding by the process and there are such concerns here that both of the candidates could delegitimize this process, that the chief u.s. envoy richard holbrooke visited both abdullah and karzai to calm down with their statements and let the process continue. >> both the incumbent and the candidate waiting

. >>> now we go to victor cha, by skype. in pyongyang. we went together to pyongyang with bill richardson. what did you think of the way it was ork xes straightened and what it mayor for tell about a possibility of the change in direction with pyongyang? >> i think as savannah was saying that a lot of communications went through the families as well as through what we call the new york channel, which is the state department to the north korean mission in new york. clearly it was very successful. while i think a lot of it may have been a done deal before president clinton went, we shouldn't take away anything from president clinton because nothing is a done deal with the north koreans until you are actually in country. as you remember, never a done deal we brought back the names of those missing american servicemen. in terms of the path ahead -- >> exactly. >> i think it helps to rachet down some of the tens we have seen since the nuclear test he is and the missile tests. all those these two issue, humanitarian mission and six-party talks

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victor's biggest concern, safety.ks the building blocks. >> well, i have to make sure, yeah, because if i don't, what happens is they can get into the pool area through the parking garage. >> reporter: the family has no idea how this will ultimately work out, but what's really starting to bother them is eerie silence. when the only other voice they hear is -- john zarrella, ft. myers, florida. >> maybe more people will join them now. >> i'd move in for about a week. vacation. >> exactly. >>> well, don't forget, as we approach the president's 200th day. cnn's marking the occasion with a second national report card special on the presidency. have the second 100 days of the obama administration been days of change, frustration, let your voice be heard, you can cast your vote now cnn.com/reportcard and get all of the results from the best political team on television. cnn's national report card is tonight 8:00 p.m. eastern only on cnn. >>> time for us to say good-bye. be back here tomorrow. >> i'm looking forward to it. f

gets tagged out by victor martinez. an easy out for the red sox. cabrera in the on-deck circle. doesn't look like he's telling posada to get down and slide. great relay throw by dustin pedroia. in the top of the third. pedroia going oppo -- opposite field and gone for his eighth home run of the year and his first opposite-field home run of his career. bottom three. derek jeter. deep drive. center field. look at jacoby ellsbury. into the wall to make the grab. but later in the third inning, nobody's catching this one. johnny damon off john smoltz. his 20th home run of the year for damon. his first 20-homer season since 2006. top four. casey kotchman connects. two-run home run. his first with the red sox. they are up 3-1. but in the fourth, the yanks tee off on john smoltz. melky cabrera -- the no-doubter -- three-run home run, his 11th. smoltz tagged. nine hits, eight earned in 3 1/3 -- his e.r.a. is 8.32. jorge posada off former yankee billy traber, and that's gone for a three-run home run -- his 14th. yanks score eight in the fourth. they lead 9-3

esta es la repÚblica deportiva. [ mÚsica ] >>> arrancamos en mÉxico en el estadio victor manuel reinata 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. primero del encuentro para el senal, pero dos minutos despuÉs el argentino pacheco consiguiÓ un empate. cuando pensamos que estaba todo escrito llegÓ otro gol de (...) y el arsenal le ganÓ al atlÉtico de madrid dos a uno. >> el estadounidense ganÓ la medalla de oro en los campeonatos mundiales de nataciÓn. consuió un tiempo de 49 segundos y 88 centÉsimas. y se convirtiÓ en el primer nadador en bajar de los 50 segundos en esa prueba. >> aquÍ estÁ la tolla, sÉquese que salimos. >> esto es todo por hoy, pero recuerden que este domingo en la repÚblica tenemos los goles de la fecha. y tambiÉn vamos a hablar sobre el rollo de los esteroides. ay, ay, ay. recordar

gets tagged out by victor martinez. an easy out for the red sox. cabrera in the on-deck circle. doesn't look like he's telling posada to get down and slide. great relay throw by dustin pedroia. in the top of the third. pedroia going oppo -- opposite field and gone for his eighth home run of the year and his first opposite-field home run of his career. bottom three. derek jeter. deep drive. center field. look at jacoby ellsbury. into the wall to make the grab. but later in the third inning, nobody's catching this one. johnny damon off john smoltz. his 20th home run of the year for damon. his first 20-homer season since 2006. top four. casey kotchman connects. two-run home run. his first with the red sox. they are up 3-1. but in the fourth, the yanks tee off on john smoltz. melky cabrera -- the no-doubter -- three-run home run, his 11th. smoltz tagged. nine hits, eight earned in 3 1/3 -- his e.r.a. is 8.32. jorge posada off former yankee billy traber, and that's gone for a three-run home run -- his 14th. yanks score eight in the fourth. they lead 9-3

he gets tagged out by victor martinez.round for the baseball, melky cabrera in the on-deck circle doesn't look like he's telling him to get down and slide. great relay throw by dustin pedroia. >> doesn't want to get dirty. >> catchers should always get dirty. in the third inning, dustin pedroia -- gone, his eighth home run of the year, first opposite-field home run of his career. bottom three, derek jeter. deep drive. center field. look at jacoby ellsbury. that's getting dirty, yammer. sliding catch at the base of the wall. but later in the third inning, nobody's catching this one. johnny damon off john smoltz. 20th home run of the year for damon. his first 20-home run season since 2006. casey kotchman connects. two-run home run. his first with the red sox. they're up 3-1. john smoltz gave it all back in the fourth. melky cabrera. the no-doubter. three-run home run. his 11th. smoltz lit up -- nine hits, eight earned in 3 1/3. his e.r.a. is 8.32. in the fourth, jorge posada off billy traber. that's gone for a three-run home

los otros arrestados son vicente garcÍa, y vÍctor velÁzquez. >> este fin de semana tiene lugar en idaho >> hemos arrestado mÁs de 1200 personas involucradas en el trÁfico de armas a mÉxico. condenados casi la mitad. >> durante el foro habrÁ debates sobre el trÁfico de drogas, personas y armas, asÍ como el lavado de dinero. >> el presidente interino de honduras dijo que su paÍs se resiste con orgullo el aislamiento internacional. su gobierno anunciÓ que mantendrÁ la vigilancia en la frontera con nicaragua, por el deseo de una posible insurrecciÓn de partidarios al depuesto mandatario. precisamente la cancillerÍa de mÉxico dijo hoy que celaya y el presidente felipe calderÓn abordarÁn el proceso de mediaciÓn abordado por el presidente oscararias eso ocurrirÁ el prÓximo martes. siguiendo en el tema, el presidente de ecuador dijo que segÚn asuntos de inteligencia al cercanas que buscan la caÍda de su gobierno, correa hizo la afirmaciÓn en su programa de radio y televisiÓn, diÁlogo con el presidente, textualmente dijo dpuÉs de celaya,el prÓximo soy yo. >> decenas de motociclistas y maleteros

well, maybe you should talk to victor.oing to be victor and his family's vacation and retirement home in the oasis, a 32-story condominium building in ft. meyers, florida. the new jersey fireman closed in november, paid $420,000. >> i tell people at home and they say, it's your own building. sounds great. it can be eery at night. why? because the rest of the building is empty. this is a ghost tower. most of the units never sold. those that did, the owners were able to move to the sister tower next door where there are people but victor's lender won't agree to let him swap his unit here for one there. >> i called them up a couple times. i got their law department that told me, don't leave your unit. they recommended that is abandonment. so i have to stay here. >> his attorney and the developer are trying to negotiate a solution. nothing yet. victor's biggest concern, safety. someone got him into the building a month ago. now, every night, he checks the building blocks. >> i have to make sure, yeah. if i don't, what happens

how about victor in illinois? victor. >> caller: jim. >> vic. >> caller: great big chicago boo-yah to you. >> hey, let me give you a good luck boo-yah to you. >> caller: thank you. >> no problem. >> caller: love your books, your show. don't even miss it when i'm on vacation. >> well, thank you. >> caller: thank you for all the confidence that you gave me and the confidence to hold on to my position, not to get shaken up. thank you, thank you. >> you're welcome. that's what i want. i want people to stay in the game. what is on your mind? >> caller: my question, ups, why hasn't upa appreciated like fedex or other companies? >> i'll be very honest. ups is a fabulous company. they're very non-promotional. they've been unwilling, unlike fedex, to declare a bottom. fedex declared a bottom. it's been up ever since. let me tell you, ups should not be penalized because they're conservative. i think it's a great company. it's got a 3.3% yield. i would buy the stock right here. it was up, by the way, on the dow today. that's

columbia university in new york city to talk about his book, "come on people on the path from victims to victorsauthor, noted psychiatrist and good friend alvin pouissant would join us later. but, first, i wanted to know how the 70-year-old icon has become the town cryer rather than sit at home and bask in his success and watch from the sidelines. >> i can't take it anymore. because people are not paying attention to the pain and the sadness that's in your children. they're not addressing it. and, so, these children grow up to be teenagers who make themselves parents. some of them will be raped. by their own people. by relatives, by the mother's boyfriend. and i'm talking about the males as well. things that we didn't believe when we first heard and we paid no attention to, these things began to slide. well, the young people are saying they're not going to live past age 25, 24. oh, that's -- that's nonsense. proudly wearing the pants down without a belt, and they're imitating the people in prison. ah, that's nonsense. and these things, these things didn't pass, ed, as far as i'm concerned. they

the victor was pronounced dead a short time later. three shootings in three days has some fearing this violence is just the beginning of a trend in the wrong direction. >> everything was good for a while. it is starting back up. that brings us to the start. i hope things do not get worse. >> the victim of friday's shooting is in critical condition at johns hopkins hospital. wbal-tv 11 news. >> a follow-up to that large drug bust on thursday. the crime impact division of the baltimore police department has one suspect in custody. the 38-year-old dizzily -- is now in custody. $9,800, cocaine, and guns were taken from a house. president obama says there are some "outrageous myths" about the health care reform plan. he will spend the evening at camp david tonight before he is scheduled to leave for martha's vineyard. the president reported his weekly address on the health care fight. we have the details now from washington. >> before leaving on vacation, president obama fired a parting shot in the fight over health- care reform. >> it als

victor, you are a good guest. thank you for coming on.t of the arts to send someone. it would not do it. you came on and made a good argument. we appreciate your being here. >> your welcome. congratulations, by the way. bill: what were they doing with that glove? megyn: four men, three women, and a gorilla. bill: we cannot show that on television. [laughter] we will not even try. critics saying that the new health-care plan is nothing more than euthanasia for seniors. so now we've turned her toffee into a business. my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. i never really thought i would make money doing what i love. robert shapiro: we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. you hungry? yeah. me too. (door crashes in) (broadview alarm) (gasp and scream) go! go! go! go! go! go! (phone rings) hello? this is mark with broadv

victor martinez has his debut with in boston. men on base, but he brought none of them in. the argument may be made that no one testified more personally than michael phelps. if you anger him, he will be you. the finals of the 100 butterfly. he beat milorad cavic. he set a new world record and expanded his dominance even further. >> the only thing it does is army up. -- the only thing it does this fire me up. it does nothing but the early motivate me to no end, and i love it. >> after the first round of the u.s. open, and tiger woods and trailed by eight strokes. after eight strokes, he cut the lead in half. he thrilled to the fans. the 16th hole, about 9 feet for a birdie. he makes more than 80% of his putts. from a considerably greater distance, about 30 feet. the fans are going crazy. seven under 65 for the day. he has a one-shot lead. stay with us for another check of the forecast >> can you believe we are in august? >> it went down as the ninth coolest july on record. what's more thunderstorms expected for tomorrow, the seco

they could catch victor martin martinez.s like some of the at-bats you shift youkilis over to third base. and big picture going forward. a very affordable contract. 7.5 million for next year. if they decide they want to turn the page on jason varitek, they now have a legitimate option that they were searching for all last winter. >> and thehehe a little bit of room for martinez at first. they send adam laroche to atlanta. they get in casey kotchman. >> laroche is going to help the braves. >> going to talk to mike lowell, maybe david ortiz, and now your manager comes in. and guess what, victor martinez is going to play. >> is that what you on do? you call to say the dynamic has changed? how does that work. >> i don't think anybody does it as well as terry francona? but you take each case. start with authority, and the respect he has for the veteran players of the there's going to be enough bats for everybody. and the thing you saw at the end of the day we're going to have a better chance to win a world championship with victo

this is a war with roots that can be traced back to may 8, 1845, and britain the victor was exhaustedany, the vanquished, rose again, phoenix like, terminator like. in the 1960's with the advent of cheap vacation packages to sunny spain, the two sides met again. they met poolside, battle recommenced over the seemingly inon yous you -- inon you louse lounge chair. >> they were reserving territories in the lounge chairs. >> and now look closely. they aren't all germans claiming territory. trust me, there are brits there too. the brits are fighting back. inspired by decades of germans bashing movies like "where eagles dare", egged on by the comedians taking jibes at the humorless germans. >> have you noticed it has pictures on it? >> the brits are on the lounge chair counter offensive. >> this is an anthropological development. what happened is that we have learnt from the germans. >> these days, brits will reserve their morning lounge chairs before they stumble into bed. there's talk of brits smearing an tgeels with honey to attract insects. last summer a brit sued his travel agent beca

victor martinez with a dramatic 2-run home run. the yankees with the id. -- yankees sweep the red sox. they are dancing in new york. if you listen to the weather, you knew not to go outside and exert yourself in these red hot temperatures. about 75 guys, one person pulled rank over jim nichols. they add two practices in was mr. today. -- westminster today. there is a huge presence in the middle of the line. with one player back, they should be even better. >> i think we are going to do great things this year. >> do not open the preseason until thursday, the nfl kicked things off with a hall of fame game with the titans and in bills. for saddam, and a trick play. the titans take -- in the fourth quarter a trick play. 40 yards. what a play. one player is picked up. young had some psychological problems last year. this will not help. he comes back a little bit later. what a catch. a great hand. a great feat. the titans win it. tiger woods has never been known from a common-from-behind a guy. -- come-from-behind guys. -- guy. this play

. >> now a victor must be declared and a move made, because with each passing day, both dan's strangle and mike's call lose value as they head towards expiration and time it takes hold. with the clock ticking, "option actions" fans wants to know which one of these guys was using their brain and which was using something else. before we get to who made more money a quick illustration of why we're using options and not stock. had you bought 100 shares of dell you would have risked about $1,500 and made 10%, not bad but had you followed mike's call purchase you would have risked $45 and had a return of 160%. dan's strangle which bet on the magnitude of the move, not the direction, it returned about 50%, so mike did make more. we'll get to the trade in a second. we should note that dan is on vacation but he did manage to send us a postcard to keep us updated on the trade. now we know what dan did and what he's doing right now. mike, what did you do? >> my trade was simpler at the outset and the answer is simpler, i'm going to sell the call and collect my earnings. >> get a question, send u

victor martinez, playing just his second game with the sox, got five hits and drove in four runs in anictory. >>> kansas city got nothing from tampa bay until john buck finally broke up shields' no-hitter. the royals would score two runs in the eighth, one of them on this double steal. they beat the rays 4-1. >>> in golf, after two great rounds, tiger woods had the lead going into the final round of the buick open. his only real problem yesterday came on the 13th hole when his second shot ended up in the water. woods got mad, but he still made par and went on to win by three shots, his fourth victory of the year. >>> and the women's british open has a british champion. katrina matthew of scotland made a 40-foot birdie putt on the 14th hole. she went on to win by three shots just ten weeks after giving birth to her second child. >>> when we return, will there be more cash for the cash for clunkers program? >>> and rediscovering mozart. new pieces uncovered from the master composer. his box is what i need to control my diabetes, to stay healthy - and get on with my life. it comes from li

victor what is the significance of the u.n. diplomats reaching out to governor richardson again? think, andrea it shows that over the past weeks, north koreans are attacking back a little bit and trying to reach out using opportunities like president clinton's visit as a spring board to reach out and as governor richardson said, reduce the temperature a little bit in the relationship. but where this all leads is not clear yet. >> one of the things clear from the talking to governor richardson now, they are still insisting on the six-party -- not participating in the six-party framework. they want a one-on-one relationship with the united states. that does not fit our administration's strategy. >> i think that's right. i think that is generally right. i think the one thing that i would beg to differ with my good friend, governor richardson that maybe rhetorically true, in practice, when they actually sit down and negotiate, there really is no difference between bilateral or six party, because do you a lot of bilateral negotiations in the context of six-party talks. >> you go on th

michael victor is accused of breaking into two apartments stealing women's underwear and then leaving the scene in the buff. the surveillance camera caught his getaway during a break-in on friday. his attorney says his client has some severe issues to deal with and is very sorry. >> he's upset and he's embarrassed. he's apologetic. >> he's a custodian with a school district. he's expected to be charged with indecent exposure. >>> some county workers in florida will have to pay to smoke. how much they'll have to shell out on abc2 news in 5:30 which starts in just two minutes.

. >> reporter: the former roommates who lived at that house, joseph price, victor za boar ski and dylanard are nowc accused of covering up evidence at the crime scene. juan told his wife he was staying over at his friends' house after working late that night. no one has been charged in the murder and despite their snooping, these part-time bloggers are still trying to decide who's responsible. do you all think you know who did it? >> no. >> reporter: really? >> i would say at this point even eight months after we started doing our in-depth research, that none of us are sure who actually committed the murder. >> reporter: the four amateur detectives say they're going to keep posting to that blog till the person or people responsible for killing robert juan in this row home are brought to justice. michael flynn, news 4. >> that group of bloggers holding a vigil outside the swan street row house where juan was killed. meanwhile, d.c. police chief tells news 4 that, quote, the investigation is still very active. >>> coming up, new clues into what happened the day michael jackson died. how a

with the mouse out of the bag a victor must be declared and a move must be made, or both will be losers. that's because with each passing day, mike's put and dan's put spread lose value as those options head towards expiration. with the clock ticking, option actions fans across the universe all want to know the same thing, what will dan and mike do now? okay. so jaba the hut and brad pitt. all of these fans cannot take the suspension. who came out ahead? if you had followed dan's put spread, you would be up a whopping 55%. mike's out of the money purchase was up, but by only 50%. stacey, you ruled for mike that match as you usually do, but any regrets? >> no, congrats to both dan and mike for great calls, great return there. and dan, kudos to you. you should have won it last week. i do like both of these trades. i still would have done mike, but it looks like dan was the better trade here. >> scott, what do you think? >> in general, i prefer to buy spreads rather than buy outright options, but the story here is that, you know, just a 10 or a 20-cent profit on a relatively low cost sprea

just misses martinez, victor not pleased. bottom of the 2nd, first pitch of the inning. porcello hitting kevin youkilis and it's on. youkilis charges the mound, throws his batting helmet. no pun ofs of thrown, a lot of guys pushing and shoving. both porcello and youkilis ejected. terry franco no and jim deyland the managers t errs talking it . lowell, in for youkilis, deep to left and red sox put a seven spot on win it over the tigers. >>> and matsui hosting the blue jays. at the dish, yankees down 4-3. that is matsui's 17 home run of the year. tied at 4. next batter, posada, a little flare to right, keeps carrying. that is a home run in the new yankees stadium, right field, again. 7-5, yankees is your final. >>> mean tile, phillies looking to aid four-game slide. francis koshgs top of the 12th, homer time, takes gregg deep for the solo shot, phillies win 4-3. >>> and now let's go back to jeremy and vinita in the studio. >>> a new humanoid robot giving the competition a run for its money. >> this prototype can run faster than honda's robot and it's no pushover. it can re

the red sox finally broke a 31-inning scoreless streak last night on this two-run homer by victor martinezhe yankees scored four runs in the eighth to take a 5-2 win and finish a four-game sweep. >>> and the worst team in baseball is suddenly red hot. washington took an early lead over arizona on a home run by adam nn. elijah dukes drove in three runs as the nationals won their eighth game in a row 9-2. >>> philadelphia's ryan howard struck out in the sixth against florida. he didn't like the call. later the argument continued. but it wasn't howard who got ejected. it was shane victorino, standing 200 feet away in centerfield. none of this helped the phillies. they lost 12-3. >>> in colorado, the cubs' second inning rally fell apart on this double play. their manager lou piniella tried to show the umpire that the second baseman missed the bag. a replay shows he was right, but still piniella was thrown out, and the cubs lost 11-5. >>> in golf tiger woods won for the second week in a row. he was one shot behind at the bridgestone invitational when he put this approach -- listen to this -- a

after iran's disted election the country's supreme leader endoed the declared victor. ayatollah ali khamenei gaveis blessg to mahmoud ahmadinad andta clears the way for ahdinejad to be sworn in on wednesday for second term. but later, tre were repts of ne clashes in be hrn eene security forces and protesters who oppos ahmadinejad. as you mayhave heard a large ial began this weekend for those arrested in the violence inhe protests that followed e election. they include many promint politicians d religious figures. in tonight's "leadfocus we hear more about the tri from itnn this report that was fid onsaturdayed. >> reporter: in a tean court of what the iraan are calling revolutionars. said these men were partof a conspiry to bring abo a velv revolution. this trial cape a surprise. said0 defendants would appear. instd over 100 were broht t court. many shackled often and in prison uniform. senior officials and former ministeramongst them. on the front row,enior cleri muhammad alitari,whose blogs are widely read. he was arrested shortly after the election and reptedly conf

he says he and his wife shopped at the victor yeas secret inside liberty place. his wife tried on a bathing suit. the service on the ceiling there was so shine -- the surface on the ceiling there was so shinny. >> i see of a reflection of my wife tting undressed. >> reporter: we sent in a hidden camera to the victoria secret to see for ourselves and we found we could see plenty. a fox employee took several things into the dressing room and our hidden camera watched as she held things up for us, showing just how exposed a person would be if actually changing in that room. >> i was wondering you were aware of that. >> we can't talk about it on television. we can't talk about it. you have to call media relations. >> reporter: we went in to confront the store manager. but are you aware of it? >> i'm not. >> reporter: matt says he mentioned it to store employees, even pointing to the reflection of another woman who want in to change in the same dressing room. >> you should be able to go in the dressing room, whether you're a man or a female and feel comfortable that y

australihead police, the victor police, isoand other agen who were part o one of t biggest investigations i this country. >> well, potentially this wou had en, if able to be carried out the mt serious attack on australi soil. >> reporter: this mobile cmand centern melbourne north was used to coordina the efforts of more than 400officers. since janua, surity aencies have been listeni into phone calls and followi people. there are no claims that a weapons have bn seized, but police will alge they've prevented a mor attack. >> police wi allege that the men were planning to carry out a suicide terrist took adefense establishment within australia involving anrmed assaultith automatic wepons. the detai of the panning indicated thelleged offenders we prepared inflct a sustained aack on mitary rsonnel until they happens is were killed. >> reporter: and a hea guard encounter vicles were taken to the melbourne offices of the austailian federal poli. auorities say they'll be searchingome homes overnight. in court, t crime prosecutors ay one man, is being arged with conspiring to do acts in eparation

it's also part of the sort wanted to do was to sort of the victors, and the victors are obviously ronald reagan and the rise of the new right, which corresponds with the third time that i'm dealing with, 1979 almost perfectly. one of the figures that i pay a lot of attention to in the book is jerry falwell because he was really on a rise in terms of his popularity during this period of time. and also his friend jesse helms who was working with them closely. jerry falwell was mostly known for his television show, the old time gospel hour. and this is the height of televangelism. but jerry falwell also designed to impart my during this same period of time this spring and summer of 1979 on a series of events that he called i love america rallies. and for the first time he had been holding these rows all throughout the country, but during the springtime he brings the i love america rally in washington, d.c., right to the steps of the capital. and just give you a description of an i love america rally, and i do this for two reasons. did you get a sense of what they were like, but also to emph

after iran's disputed election the country's supreme leader endorsed the declared victor. ayatollah ali khamenei gave his blessing to mahmoud ahmadinejad andta clears the way for ahmadinejad to be sworn in on wednesday for a second term. but later, there were reports of new clashes in tehran, between security forces and protesters who oppose ahmadinejad. as you may have heard a large trial began this weekend for those arrested in the violence in the protests that followed the election. they include many prominent politicians and religious figures. in tonight's "lead focus" we hear more about the trial from itn on this report that was filed on saturdayed. >> reporter: in a tehran court, of what the iranian are calling revolutionaries. said these men were part of a conspiracy to bring about a velvet revolution. this trial cape as a surprise. said 20 defendants would appear. instead over 100 were brought to court. many shackled often and in prison uniform. senior officials and former ministers amongst them. on the front row, senior cleric, muhammad ali tari, whose blogs are w

all related to the may 27ed breakout from the victor cullen building. 14 juveniles were involved, in which six workers were hurt. >> that pilot in last week's deadly helicopter crash was warned apparently about severe weather before taking off. the n.t.s.b. released the information today. apparently 23-year-old jeffrey 94 dis told about fog, wind and lightning before leaving hagerstown regional airport. still no word on the cause of the crash. along i-70. all four people on board, you will recall, died in the crash. >> rain showers hit maryland and brought plenty of damage with them. talk of a possible tornado. touching down in carroll county. myranda stephens has latest. >> i am here off constellation way. where you can see folks are cleaning up from today's powerful storms. to give you an idea. over here, it is part of a roof that went flying from across the street, and landed in this yard. and unfortunately, it was not the only flying object in today's storm. >> the storm rolled through the neighborhood just before 3:00 today. the winds were so strong they up rooted dozens of larg