who is the founder of walker books?>> is a division of bloomsbury usa fountain in 1959 by sam and beth walker, completely independent company and in 2005 when we were acquired by bloomsbury so we are a division along with bloomsbury press and the main division, we are one of them. >> how long have you been with walker books? >> i have been with walker since 93 as the publisher of walker and then begin the publishing director of bloomsbury usa last summer so that is a much more recent development but i've been involved with walker for the past, what is it now, 15 years. >> so what books are you excited about this fall? >> a couple of walker books -- a book called an artist in treason by andrew

mike walker, bottom line. just give it to me.that there is money, but isn't this crazy that jackson owns a piece of lady gaga and the jonas brothers and they are like 12. how can he own part of their profits, mike walker? >> well, deals were made with various publishing companies and they ended up in a publishing company that he owns the rights to. he has an enormous catalog. >> everyone, quick break. our thoughts and prayers to the family of a wonderful texas friend of the show, brett church. he lost his life at just 38. an expert barbequer, and he loves new recipes, restoring muscle cars, and especially his own classic souped up mustang. huge animal lover and rescued hundreds of cats and dogs and his greatest joy is his son and wife. he leaves behind a grieving mother, donna kay. she is a personal friend of our show, and widow, melanie, 17-year-old son dakota, after a brave, brave battle, brett church, good night, friend. >>> tonight, michael jackson, dead at 50. ♪ you know i'm bad ♪ i'm really bad ♪ you know it ♪ i'm bad ♪ you

how can he own part of their profits, mike walker?hts and prayers to family of a wonderful texas friend of show, brett church. he lost his life at just 38. an expert barbecuer. he loves new recipes, restoring muscle cars, especially his own classic souped-up mustang. huge animal lover. rescued dozens of cats and dogs. his greatest joy, his son and his wife. he leaves behind a grieving mother. donna kay. who is a personal friend of our show. and widow melanie, 17-year-old son dakota. after a brave, brave battle, brett church. good night, friend. >>> tonight, michael jackson, dead at 50. ♪ you know i'm bad ♪ i'm really bad ♪ you know it ♪ i'm bad ♪ you know ♪ you know >> music icon michael jackson dead at 50. ♪ >> i need an ambulance as soon as possible, sir. he's not breathing, sir. >> and he's not conscious either. >> no, he's not conscious, sir. ♪ since you went away >> my brother, the legendary king of pop, michael jackson, passed away on thursday, june 25th, 2009, at 2:26 p.m. >> first videotape we have seen from that final full dr

if mike walker and others are correct, this is reported in "us weekly" mike walker agrees, and he isformally or legally adopted the three children. so, look, it's not like -- common law marriage. you don't have common law children. it doesn't work that way with adoption. so, where does that leave these three kids? >> well at the time, obviously the presumption was that he was the father. he took full custody of the children. no one challenged that. so he was presumed to be the father. and it's not till now that someone is coming forward saying "maybe he's not the father." if someone is going to challenge it and someone is going to do dna testing, that may be another story. but as of now he is the rightful father of the children. >> to natisha lance, who is this woman -- not talking about debbie rowe, that is coming forward and saying, she is the mother of at least one of the children. i assume it's blanket, prince michael ii? >> that's right. her name is nona paris lola jackson, nancy, she is out of the british -- out of britain. she is saying that she is the mother of michael jackso

how long have you been with walker books? >> i've been with walker since 1993 as the publisher and then i can publishing director of bloomsbury usa last summer. so that is a much more recent development. but i've been involved with walker the past, god, what is it now? 16 years. wow. >> so what books are you excited about this fall? >> a couple of walker books to read a book called an artist in treason by a man named andro linklater. it is the story of the greatest trader in american history. a wonderfully complex man named james wilkinson who was a revolutionary war hero, general, youngest general in the continental army who became the leading general in the american army 15 years later the same time he became agent 13 in the spanish secret service and was a spy for spain the next 20 years at the same time as he led the american army. but the amazing thing was every president he worked for, washington, adams, jefferson, madison all knew that he was a traitor. and the captain in this position for a very strategic reasons and

. >> reporter: lynn walker. >> reporter: walker told lawmakers her life changed forever this past aprilng mom was cooking dinner while her son was in his room. she checked on him thinking he was doing homework. >> i found him hanging by an extension cord tied around his neck. he was 11 years old. >> reporter: walker is calling for measures that would improve school safety and prevent violent behavior such as bullying. she says her son carl ended his life because he was bullied at his new school. verbal taunts that he acted gay escalated to being shoved and death threats. walker says she immediately informed the school, but was told the situation would resolve itself. psychologists say for kids to learn, schools need to be safe places. >> a child who is afraid at school, a child who is humiliated in the hallway, does it really matter how good my instruction lesson is? >> reporter: anti-bullying advocate say schools, families, and students need to stand up. >> if even one kid stands up and tells a friend why don't you say something with me, i think it's the kids who can make a difference

and the cop walkers know it. they also believe in the power of a group in any neighborhood working, walking to make a change. >> we got to face it. baltimore city police can't do it no more by themselves. they have to have community help. we get information, we either get them from the walkers, or as we're walking down, somebody comes over and wants to talk. at that point i'll stop the walk. but that individual called to the officer. i don't need to know what is being said. as long as that officer is satisfying that individual, i'm happy. >> and we don't always see results from the walking, but we see the walking from the cleanup to a lot of times we go through an area and we see where trash is, something like that. >> reporter: tonight the walkers owned carrollton ridge. tomorrow: >> well, to be honest, business as usual. let's face it. the city is in trouble. >> reporter: but the walkers feel where there is courage and commitment, there is hope. >> police arrested a 17-year- old who has a lengthy record. he is

called walker a psycho path. unable to control himself. citing an outburst in court when he threatened a witness. and during his sentencing, there was still no remorse. >> he was laughing all the way outside. he didn't care. >> camille mcneil and her nine month old son were in the car when walker opened fire. >> i rose up my head and saw someone with a gun, and i pretend like i was dead. >> mcneil said it was by the grace of god they survive. but every day, mcneil lives in fear. simply put a chair behind my front door to keep it locked. i am always paranoid. >> paranoid of what the future might hold. >> you think they will come after you? >> yes, i do. i definitely do. because i was the only witness. >> in downtown baltimore. joy lepola, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> and that woman you just heard from, traveled from out of state to attend today's sentencing. she will probably be making another trip back to baltimore since the judge ruled in favor of the motion for a new trial on attempted murder charges. >> baltimore county couple files a 40 mi

>>reporter: walker is also serving a sentence stemming from federal drug firearm charges. now defense attorneys tell me they do plan to appeal. there will also be a new trial on attempted murder charges. this is fox 45 news at 5:30. >>> the weather is to blame for 2 separate crashes in northwest baltimore this morning. both involving ambulances. one happened at madison avenue and mcmahon street. car and medic on its way to a call crashed at the intersection and car and ambulance collided at silver and green spring avenue. ambulance ended up crashing into a tree. medic was taking people to sinai hospital. everyone involved in both crashes is expected talk. >>> hundreds of the nation's top firefighters experts are in baltimore for the fire expo convention. that's where some baltimore city firefighters are sounding the alarm. massive cut backs have prompted the cry for help. kathleen is here to explain. >>reporter: the firefighters who demonstrated say they have a warning for visitors. they say sleeping downtown may not be safe because every shift as many as 6 fire companies

jackie walker, nationwide insurance nationwide does offer what's called "accident forgiveness" and it means that if you do have an accident your rates remain the same. get "accident forgiveness" and your rates stay the same. call nationwide insurance today. my name is jackie walker and i am on your side. >>> taking the health care debate into primetime. the president sets an aggressive deadline for congress. good evening, i am wendy rieger. jim and doreen are off. full steam ahead, barack obama and his health care plan. vowing to get health care reform passed this year and leaned on congress not to stall. >> i'm trying to make sure that everybody has good health care and they don't right now. >> president obama stuck to his guns in a news conrence dominated by the fight over health care. >> if you don't set deadlines in this town, things don't happen. >> this year, he said, he will get a reform bill with universal coverage. >> we have got doctors, nurses, hospitals, even the pharmaceutical industry, means that the stars are aligned we need to take advantage of that. >> mr. obama would

prosecutor and going on to be selected by president george herbert walker bush to serve in the federal judiciary and then promoted by president bill clinton a rare occurrence of that someone receives a bipartisan support for their judicial service which she had. and each time as those facts are recounted i watched her mother nodding. recalling what her daughter had achieved. what a great story is for america. when a great star is that president obama would give us a chance to consider judge sotomayor to serve as the first hispanic woman on that u.s. supreme court. for many who opposed judge sotomayor her life and achievements of her judicial record are just not good enough. after poring over 3,000 court decisions and hundreds of for speeches judge sotomayor's critics focused their opposition primarily not exclusively but primarily on one case, the ricci case, and on one senses from one speech.

in new york james walker and jeff toobin. girl on stage without question, the most heartbreaking moment of this service. and such an unusual public role for these children who have led such private lives or sheltered lives, didn't you think? >> oh, very much so. it was very, very touching. and really, it was an example of the good parent michael was because when i was at neverland and with the kids, he really was a good, loving father. they had a fantastic relationship and they were very close knit. to see paris come on, such an emotional moment and give her heart out to her father was very, very touching. and that to me was like the keystone of the whole memorial service. >> folks don't realize marlon is a spiritual force in the family. you saw him say, you know, i'm trying to understand why god took my brother. and michael, can you tell my twin, brandon, hello, give him a hug for me. what was deep about this day is you saw what came forward, jermaine is the spokesperson, janet is still young, hip, quietly, randy is a busine

. >> with the walker's recognize the publishing today? >> good question. that walker is alive so yes. sam passed away. i think he would have had trouble in this world. it is -- it is a very different world than the one he inhabited but def is quite fluid in the new technologies and so i think she's rather enjoying it. >> we are joined by george gibson from walker books. >>> jack mclean the first vietnam veteran to attend harvard university recounts his upbringing and decision to join the marines and served in the vietnam war rather than attend college. mr. phillips, who was a classmate at george w. bush at the andover academy. remarks on his service and the treatment he received upon his return from this program contains language some might find offensive. >> i would like to -- loon es peter suggested is a memoir. it is a memoir about my time in the marine corps from 1966 to 1968. it's broader than that also. it is a memoir about times, about the united states, about leadership, about national leadership, about military leadership, about coming of age, a b

our guest host david walker former u.s.ler general, ceo oferer, dow in six-month high as people question the momentum of the rally we've seen over the last week or so. dow components keeping their record perfect in the earnings season. we are just now getting wells fargo and waiting on morgan stanley in the next couple minutes. we've gotten boeing. >> looks like headline numbers second quarter 57 cents above the estimate of 34 cents. not sure if it's a clean number. waiting for the actual release to hit. the headline number for wells fargo second quarter 0.57 a share street like for 0.64. >> up from 53, revenue $22.5 billion, in keeping with what we've seen, $20.492 was the estimate. talking about 22.5, $2 billion above on the revenue number. that's what we've seen with some of these banks. >> talk about this is a record company. record revenue of 22.5 billion, up 20%. legacy is 13.6 billion, up 19%. you've got to include in wachovia, contributed 39% with consolidated revenue. >> 11 last year 11.5 to 22.5. >> you have to re

out to mike walker, senior editor with the "national enquirer." mike, explain to me what the family -- what the charges are they are leveling against this private, live-in doctor? >> they are saying that they suspect foul play. that this was murder. for whatever motive, who knows. it could be insurance. it could be a myriad of things. it could be just plain incompetence. if this doctor, dr. murray, was not a trained anesthesiologist, he's not allowed to use diprivan in a home setting like that. even if he were, he would have to have the devices that you need to keep somebody breathing. this is a drug that's only to be used in an operating room. if propofol was used here, when the toxicology reports show that that caused the death, if it does, you're going to hear a cry of murder go up. at the very least it will be a manslaughter charge in my opinion. >> so, while all of these doctors are scurrying around l.a. saying they are not being probed, there are literally dozens of doctors being probed in a potential homicide case. this, as we learn that ja

i am a walker. and i was very sad because my companion, my comrade, my friend, my dog, he was supposed to be a called died and this was the dark side of me. that day, for five days before arriving here, i was feeling that everything was terrible, and i crossed a little girl who was jumping, perhaps 2-years-old, no more, 2-years-old and she was alone walking and jumping and celebrating life while i was walking with all of my sadness inside mourning morgan and then i realized she was stopping and then walking again and stopping and she stopped each time she was here in birds singing in the trees. and then i looked at her with more attention to see she would stop, hear the birds and applaud. [laughter] and so when she applauded the birds my inner part still alive, still able to celebrate life, was woken up, and the same happened with the sources of "mirrors" and all the other books i have written since "open veins of latin america." it is a long list of books. i would if you allow me i would read just

here with us now the president and ceo of the peter davidson foundation, david walker. he was also head of the government accountability office as comptroller general of the united states. >> and let's ask david because david, unfortunately, is a total numbers nerd. this is all he does every day while the rest of us are hanging out with our families david is crunching numbers on a calculator and, david, give us the long and short of it. the president says that his health care reform plan won't increase the deficit. or actually is. it's more like henry waxman and nancy pelosi right now. is that correct? >> he doesn't really have one yet. >> no, it's not based on the plan that's on the table. let's talk about the positives and the negatives. the president is correct to say that the status quo was unacceptab unacceptable. health care costs are out of control and we need to move 10 some level of basic and essential coverage. however, you cannot reduce costs by expanding coverage. that's an oxymoron. we're underfunded $38 trillion in medicare and we're not doing anything mea

yesterday nevada arrested walker on an outstanding warrant, make that thursday.n monday walker faces a court appearance to answer charges that he wrote $1 million in bad checks in las vegas casinos. walker now faces $82 million in prosecution fees -- $82,000 in prosecution charges imposed by the district attorney. hope your weekend is off to a fantastic start! i'm gerry sandusky. >> now details on this weekend's "box office." >> we cannot leave the fate of our world to chance! >> harry potter and company are back with "harry potter and the half blood prince." it has the team wizards fighting with the hog warts academy, because it is no longer the safe haven it once was, and he needs to prepare for what might be a final showdown with voldemort. there is also romanic. harry potter is rated p.g. >> romance blossooms in the "500 days of summer." a character who doesn't believe in romance, but that doesn't stop her co-worker from falling hard for her on her first day at work. his challenge is convincing her they are soul mates. 500 days of summer is rated p.g.-13. tha

out to mike walker, senior editor with the "national enquirer." what charges are they levying against this live in doctor? >> they say this is murder. for whatever motive, who knows. it could be insurance. it could be incompetence. if this doctor, dr. murray, was not a trained anesthesiologist, he's not allowed to use diprivan in a home setting like that. even if he were, he would have to have the devices that you need to keep somebody breathing. this is a drug that's only to be used in an operating room. if diprivan was used here when toxicology reports shows that caused the death if it does, you'll hear a cry of murder go up. at the very least it will be a manslaughter charge in my opinion. >> while the doctors are scurrying around l.a. claiming they're not being probed, there are dozens of doctors being probed in a potential homicide case this as we learn jackson's body allegedly being kept in a freezer as they demand a portion of his brain be returned to the body before burial. what do you know? >> the family in terms of the doctors, dr. murra

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. >> picking up his two sons mason and walker. >> you didn't see me wake you up this morning? >> meeting his wife lalani so she can take them home. >> love you. >> then on to the football game to support his other kids. >> good luck, sir. >> do your parents do enough? >> no. no, they don't. what really hurts me is when we have senior night and i look up into the stands and most of the adults i see are faculty members. >> run, michael, run! go the, go, go. >> perry is used to the empty stands, and so is glorias. >> kids look to him to be the fatherly figure. you know your mom and dad are not in the stands, but there's mr. perry, the principal. >> at one point school was the last thing on glorias menefee's mind. by age 15, she was considering dropping out. then she enrolled in capital prep. >> before capital prep, my main focus was getting out of the house, getting my ged, getting an apartment and just going. >> she wanted out from a home where her parents' addictions meant chaos. >> i joked around and said i had the best of both worlds, meaning i had a mom who was a drugs user

walker said she told the school about it. they told her this kind of thing is ordinary, happens all the time. it will work itself out. >> the school did not act. the teachers did not know how to respond. after carl died i could have stayed home and mourned but instead i've chosen to get involved, to speak about school bullying. >> teenagers who testified at today's hearing say all too often kids stand there and do nothing when the bullies are picking on someone else. >>> it is the largest dogfighting raid in u.s. history. 30 people arrested, 200 dogs seized and it happened in six states all across the midwest. most of them in missouri, southern illinois and eastern texas. and as britney moorehouse tells us this only chips away at what is being called a criminal enterprise. some of the video in this report may be hard to watch we want to warn you. >> reporter: right now your pup may be sitting safely on a rug chewing a bone or playing with a pal. it is hard to imagine at this very same moment fellow cane nines are being traine

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or alice walker's -- not alice walker.oni morrison to the bluest eye to understand what made you stand inside the shoes of a young black girl living inside a world in which the images to find her out of existence. and at the same time, understand the humanity of a father who would do the horrendous thing that the father does in the bluest eye. these are difficult kind of questions that great writers deal with, and that active reading help our kids to read widely will transform. it will also mean that rooms like this will be full of people because it's full of people who love books. >> thank you. if you have questions, where you line up at the mic here to my left, and the panelists will be glad to respond. >> good afternoon. thank you to doctor howard dodson and also to max rodriguez for organizing this very important discussion on books. [applause] >> my question is to doctor lee who made a point earlier on the importance for community control. when you are talking about how it's important that our students be able to have

the following year local authorities started building a road over but was unfortunately benjamin walker happened to be present and objective as a sacrilege in and had steuben's body exhumed and reburied and marked and the state of new york but a monument over the tomb. >> de steuben seemed to be a rebel, not what you might think of as an ordinary officer in the fact he threw parties with the requirement of -- or the fact he would natural the infantry or the common soldier or dismount and to display. does that jive with your understanding? >> that actually makes him typical of being a prussian officer but that's the impression of the impression it comes out of the 19th century and out of the 18th. one of the thing he provides most about the prussian army of the weight certainly had a reputation for fierce discipline and morale of the car rather liberal doses, the calling of an officer was supposed be not just a noble one but a paternal one. an officer was supposed to temper discipline with care and love and concern, to always keep professional distance from his men but always to make sur

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. >> reporter: sardena walker told lawmakers her life changed forever this past april.his working mom was cooking dinner while her son was in his room. she checked on him thinking he was doing homework. >> i found him hanging by an extension cord tied around his neck. he was 11 years old. >> reporter: walker is calling for measures that would improve school safety and prevent violent behavior such as bullying. she says her son carl ended his life because he was bullied at his new school. verbal taunts that he acted gay escalated to being shoved and death threats. walker says she immediately informed the school but was told the situation would resolve itself. psychologists say for kids to learn schools need to be safe places. >> the child who is afraid at school. the child who is e-mail mealated in the hallway, doesn't matter how good my instruction is. >> reporter: advocates say schools, and students need to stand up. >> if one kid stands up and says why don't you say something with me? i think the kids can make a difference for the kids. >> the most important thing i'v

how can you convince your relatives who have a walker or came to use it? >> the reason that your physician prescribed to a walker is because you may have a balance or record nation's deficit. it is important to convince your loved one to use these devices. >> thank you for joining us. up next, we are in the kitchen for sunday brunch. more crab cakes are on the menu. here is a look at last night with winning lottery numbers. when morning comes in the middle of the night... rooster crow. ...it affects your entire day. to get a good night's sleep, try 2-layer ambien cr. the first layer dissolves quickly to help you fall asleep. and unlike other sleep aids, a second dissolves slowly to help you stay asleep. when taking ambien cr, don't drive or operate machinery. sleepwalking, and eating or driving while not fully awake with memory loss for the event as well as abnormal behaviors such as being more outgoing or aggressive than normal, confusion, agitation and halluciations may occur. don't take it with alcohol as it may increase these behaviors. allergic reacti

walker played 12 years in the nba d earned nearly $100 million during his career. has died in the collapse of a stage being built for a madonna concert in france. police have opened the manslaughter investigation because of this. eight other workers are injured. officials believe that a faulty power win much may have caused the collapse and paying tribute to the workers at last night's concert in italy. the singer canceled sunday's concert in france because of the accident. >>> a taxpayer unhappy about how long island schools are spending money and made an expensive statement. he torched thisture off a new high school football field with a dollar sign and left notes saying that the schools are wasting money. here is the irony. it is going to cost taxpayers $100,000 more to repair the field. >>> thousands of giants invaded the waters near san diego, roughing up unsuspecting divers. they are dangerous because the creatures have tooth rings between the tentacles. the squid generally lives in deep tropical waters off central america. scientists are not sure why they mi

the two space walkers could barely be heard at time from the static in their microphone. the problem occurred during the entire five-hour phone call. >>> the aviation hall of fame has new members, including illene, the space shuttle pilot. she was the first one to command a late pilot. gym smi stewart reached rank of air force journal. he died in the "apollo 1" fire two years later. >>> a private funeral for walter cronkite will be held thursday in manhattan. his ashes will then be buried in a family plot late next to his ex-wife. cronkite's cousin said he was a caring gentleman that will be soaring missed because of what he represented to so many people around the world. >> certainly, he will be missed among those of us who have had the opportunity to spend a lot of private time with him. a real gentleman, a terrific person in terms of conversation and someone who cared deeply about this country. >> walter cronkite died on friday at the age of 92. >>> do you know what this looks like to me? something from the new springer, but this has drivers shaking their head. this is

walker told lawmakers her life changed forever this past april.nner while her son was in his room. she checked on him thinking he was doing homework. >> i found him hanging by an extension cord tied around his neck. he was 11 years old. >> reporter: walker is calling for measures that would improve school safety and prevent violent behavior such as bullying. she said her son ended his life because he was bullied at his new school. verbal taunts that he acted gay escalated to being shoved and death threats. walker said she immediately informed the school but was told the situation would resolve itself. psychologists say for kids to learn, schools need to be safe places. >> a child who's afraid at school, humiliated in the hallway, does it really matter how good my instructional lesson is? >> reporter: antibully advocates say schools, families and students need to stand up. >> if even one kid stands up, i think it's the kids who can make the difference. >> reporter: bullying starts in preschool making this call for action according to advocates that

that is going to be blocking westbound frederick road at walker driver. -- drive. meanwhile, watch for an accident, approaching key highway on the right shoulder. no delays there. an accident, west pedonia, another at u.s. 40 at ridge road. and one more in odenton. odenton road at king mccullum avenue. as far as delays go, you'll find some slight ones. they'll be on the beltway, on the inner loop, between 83 and delaney valley roads. watch for speeds, not quite as what you would hope they would be. they'll be passing there, 24 miles an hour, and 17. and there is a look live at the beltway. looking good at wilkins avenue. this traffic report is brought to you by geico. log onto geico.com or call 1- 800-947-auto. back over to you. >> all right. thank you, sharon. the president's choice for the empty seat on the u.s. supreme court, answers the critic today. hari sreenivasan reports for wjz, judge sonia sotomayor is tackling tough questions about questions about her history. >> she did not answer her views on abortion rights. but she did say there t is settled law. >>

. >> i left the walker and run as fast as i could. >> when i run out to the gate to see, he was just covered in bees. so i pulled his t-shirt offer and got the garden hose and started hosing him off and the dog off as well. >> we are sad to tell you 14-year-old shadow died, but she may have saved pool's life. pool's wife says if shadow hasn't taken hundreds of stings, it would have been much worse for her husband. they found a hive with thousands of bees in it inside a brick wall near where pool was walking. >>> deadly coordinated attacks in mexico may have been retaliation for the arrest of this man. he is one of mexico's most wanted drug suspects and a high-ranking family member of a drug cartel. there a carried out attacks in at least eight mexican cities. another 18 federal officers were wounded. >>> judge sonia sotomayor has picked up a big endorsement in her bid to become the next associate justice of the supreme court. in a letter to chairman patrick leahy, the international association of police chiefs is throwing its support behind sotomayor. the group's president, russell b

. >> to mike walker, senior editor with "the national enquirer." any word about that? i guess we wouldn't know until we actually look at the autopsy report. >> i had word of this just about a week ago but it wasn't sufficient for me to actually publish it. i believe my source but i needed much more to actually publish it. i will tell you that, yes, i have heard this, that he had one put, you know, under his skin. and that way you can just very quickly hook yourself up. we know michael's been doing drugs intravenously for more than a decade so it's possible. >> it was stunning to me, ellie jostad, our producer, la toya describes the scene, when she went into the room where michael jackson allegedly passed away. what did she say she observed? >> she said she saw oxygen masks on the floor and oxygen tanks in the house. not only in the room but several locations in the house. she also described seeing empty pill bottles, pill boxes and medical equipment in the home. >> it's my understanding that she also revealed the children were not allowed in the room when the doctor wa

. >> walkers react to a shocking find it. >> i hope this is an isolated incident. normally, it is a quiet area. people walk around with no trouble. >> neighbors who live around here tell me they have never noticed that white car until they sought it this morning. police are saying that the body showed days of decomposition. the looks like we will learn a lot more when the medical examiner's report comes out. >> police are investigating an accident involving an mta bus. sky team 11 was over the scene in southwest baltimore. authorities say the crash involved the bus, a semi, and an suv. there were no passengers on the bus. >> harford county executive david crag officially tapped the property tax today. they gathered to sign the bill, which caps a homeowners annual property tax at 5%. some property owners and representatives from the county were invited to attend. >> state budget cuts will be painful, and none of them will be popular. that warning today was from gov. martin o'malley as he slashes $700 million in spending. david collins joins us live downtown and has

greta: we spoke to a moon walker who does not care to be thought of as a master not anymore. >> i beganainting when i was a test pilot in the navy. i was not that great. greta: he considers himself strictly an art is now. >> buzz aldrin would call me and say, i want to talk to you about a way to get to mars. i would say, do not talk to me about that. i do not care anymore. i'm trying to paint this picture. >> he will paint three astronauts on the surface of the moon, things that did not occur. it is wonderful. greta: how to create these paintings? >> i build models and i make them very active. this painting is built with neil armstrong right here carrying the american flag, buzz aldrin carrying an olive branch. this kind of symbolized in this painting with the spirit of apollo was. they wanted to put neil armstrong on the cover of "life" magazine and everywhere else. well, there is no picture of neil armstrong on the moon. this is the one that most people know. here is neil reflected in the visor. not very good. i use my little models to rebuild them and put them in the right place. her

. >> i left the walker and run as fast as i could. >> when i ran out to the gate to see, he was justd so i pulled his tee shirt off and got the garden hose and started hosing him off and the dog off as well. >> unfortunately, 14-year-old shadow, the dog, died, but she probably saved poole's life. poole's wife says if shadow hadn't taken hundreds of stings, it would have been much worse for her husband. firefighters found the hive with thousands of bees inside a brick wall here where pool was walking. >>> i'm bob fiscella with a check of sports. former boxing champ, arturo gatti, is easily one of the most exciting fighters of this generation. shocking news from brazil, where gatti was found dead in his room in a posh sao paulo resort. there were blood stains near his body but no bullet wounds or stab wounds. he was with his wife and 9-year-old son, neither of whom were harmed. police are saying "it is all very strange." arturo gatti who electrified the boxing world at an early age, dead at the age of 37. >>> forget about yao ming. the most popular basketball player in china on this su

eh, i'm with you, larry walker. what? >> bob: look.aul was on the list for a reason but i wasn't smart enough to go with it. so walker does have the longest rockies homer but it was raul. 510 feet. >> rob: i'm not buying that. i want to check that. >> bob: for him to get it had to be dead left field, maybe down the line. so you're talking about a ball that might have come close to leaving the yard. >> rob: you're talking about another single for josh bard. >> bob: first base with two outs here in the 6th. stewart was playing way off the line. that will get willie harris to the plate here. >> rob: pitch away right here to bard. all josh bard does is smack it into left field. >> bob: willie 0-2 with a pair of ground balls tonight. josh bard's batting average up toward the .280 mark now. >> rob: manny ramirez was ejected from that game in new york. >> bob: after getting two hits and three r.b.i.s. >> rob: mm-hmm. >> bob: what was he mad about? >> rob: got into it with plate umpire. >> bob: i like it when they say he got called out for arg

and what i really thought was interesting is that people are grotting from walkers to canes. >> i lake that. >> and so the other way. gives them that feeling. >> you can read more about it in "usa today." thank you, lauren. >>> our time is 6:20. >>> ahead see what happened at nationals park last night that's never been done there before. >>> but first it is the signs of now. >>> president obama has granted former vice president dick cheney an extension on his secret service detail. mr. cheney requested it. according to the roles, how long does mandatory secret service protection last for former vice presidents? it is one month, three months or six months? if you think you know the answer find out if you are correct when we come back. fab@ >>> back with the signs of now. >> former vice president dick cheney will get an extension on his secret service detail. he asked president obama for it and got it. according to the rules how long does mandatory secret service protection last for former vice presidents is it one month, three months or six months? the answer is six months. former presi

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texas real estate agent jory walker discovered one of the new computer tactics that many banks now use. it is called transaction sorting. i means banks can -- it mines banks can clearharges any in der they choose. >> i thought they were taking advantage of the situation. >> a single $100 overdraft led to multiple fees because he said a bank computer program cleared an $850 check ahead of smaller charges that had occurred earlier. >> so they took things out of sequence? >> yes. yeah. and when i questioned themn that over the phone they said they had the right to clear whatever they choose to at whatever time. >> in whatever order -- >> in whatever order. so instead of overdrafting once, it turned out that we overdrafted almost six times so it resulted in over 30 dollars per hit. even for items as small as like $1.50 purchase. >> so you had about $200 in fees? >> right. >> the banking industry defends transaction sorting now standard practice at many banks as reflecting the preferences of many consumers. >> people want you to call them up in the evening and ask them what transactions to

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. >> do not be fooled by the walkers and wheelchairs. they can do a pretty good job. this is yoga for the senior set. >> they said to do as much as you could. do not do that which you cannot. >> do you like it? >> yes. >> welcome to the weekly chair yoga. >> it is a blend of several programs. no one needs to be a contortionist, and you can do everything from the safety of your own chair. >> what does cuyahoga bring to you? >> energy, movement, confidence. >> is this a hard class? >> i thought it was going to be. i did not want to make a fool of myself, but it is very easy, relaxing. >> now in its fourth month, the program initially only attracted a handful of individuals, but now over 25 participants take part. including this 98-year-old. yes, she is the oldest. >> i feel so relaxed after. >> what ever we can do for our residents to keep them nimble. that allows them to have a healthier life. we want to give them different things so they have ever friday, which is the spice of life. >> at 89, he says yoga makes him feel 39. >> why is it important to be active? >> a lo