here's how precocious jimmy webb was. he wrote when he was 12... ♪ it's someone else i've known it all the time ♪ >> was later recorded by art garfunkel. ♪ webb wrote that song growing up in oklahoma. his father was baptist preacher. jimmy played piano in church. when he was 18, his family moved to southern california. a year later his mother died and his father decided to return to the midwest. but as he told an audience at new york university, jimmy informed his dad he wasn't going back. >> he had $44 in his pocket and he said, i can't believe you're doing this to me, son, and he handed me all his monoand got in the car and drove off. >> young jimmy made the rounds of the l.a. music industry. his sheet music shoved in a paper bag. his first sale to motown records was a christmas song. >> there's a christmas tree. >> i wrote a song for the supreme, a christmas album called "christmas tree." >> i remember it well. >> i do. i find it utterly incredible that, and incredible that you remember it. but it went... ♪ oh my chris

ahead to 10. >> the second for carry webb from the first cut. >> 204. taking it in very low trying to run it up there. to 1 let it release to the hole, quite a bit of break from right to left. beautifully done. let's take near look at the contact. handle leading the clubhead. that's what you want to do, then the left hand stays very if i recall. that's what helps to get the ball in the air. use the loft of the club. don't try to help the ball up. >> good spin on that ball. >> as we go to 8. >> on the tee, stacy lewis who won the lady's first major of the year, that nabisco championship, popular win. it was looming on the leaderboard here for a long time. >> she actually got to 5 under par for the championship, 12 shots she's kick away since then. i talked to her coach while we were in the rain delay. she said she just wants it too bad. >> beautiful look at the 460-yard par 4 10. cristie kerr is next to play. >> it is such a beautiful hole, this hole from up high. have a beautiful curling hole dogleg left. it is a fun tee shot for a draw. then a pretty t

perry, mark moreale and david webb. talking about the policy issues, foreign policy around afghanistan, around osama bin laden in particular. i want to shift gears a little bit. david you had a comment you ke. >> yeah i want to add to something mark said. i understand and there are the political credits due to the president. after all the decision is his, but this has been an ongoing professional process, and whether it was jimmy carter, bill clinton, reagan, bush or whatever, all presidents have to deal with the process that happens to take an action. it's not just he gets the credit or the blame for the success or the failure, but we shouldn't ignore the fact that there are professionals that have spent almost a decade tracking osama bin laden. >> i think one of the challenges people accused obama of not having been aggressive enough on terror, he wasn't following the bush plan. >> most of his policies have followed exactly what came out of the bush administration with the war on terror. he's followed the war time pol

>> no webb. >> webb second degree. >> if webb's is accepted mine would not be relevant. it was slightly narrower and there was some question -- >> so once again -- >> well, no, you had questions as to when you were going to accept webb before he came into the meeting, now that you are, that makes mine not necessary. >> i did. i was prepared to -- as long as we were able to revise it with respect to that support and we have so revised it, so i would be prepared to accept it. is there any further debate on it? senator isakson? >> senator, i don't want to be a fly in the ointment. in reading this last night, both your second degree as well as the principled amendment, the thought occurred to me about the deployment of a s.e.a.l. team or the special operation that became necessary, is the exception in y'all's opinion -- that's a southern term for both of you. [laughter] >> is it y'all's opinion that the security of american personnel and/or the rescue of nato forces could be construed to be broad enough to give the latitude to deploy a s.e.a.l. team for a targeted mission to

women's open. >> in 2001, it is karrie webb. >> there it is. creamer has broken through with the u.s. women's open title. >> on a trying week at the broadmoor, the trophy still in the balance through several weather delays. had hee kyung seo, just 25 years old trying to put away the biggest tournament in women's golf. the u.s. women's open, 66th edition. there is seo who is not away but what about a report on her lie? >> it is not a particularly good lie. not the worst i've seen but also a blind shot with a bad angle. got a big bank of a bunker in front of her so she can't see any part of the green surface. >> well, the hole is located in the back left, rog. so anything out to the right would at least give her an angle to play in. >> well, i don't think it's so bad, gary, that it necessitates a lay-up. but certainly she'll want to make her miss right here an short. but she's got a shot of getting in on the right side of the green, i believe. they're talking about looking right at the number and there's a number on the camera tower and it says 1

(-naa pop--ebonyy webb"it went right her and went out back of his shouuder") ebbny webb says she washere when the wounded 4 year old called 911 and helped clean police say after shooting. they ffund the bby who pulled the trigger andtte gun he used in his families apartment. ((police sot ))the young went to childrens hospitall where police say his injuries meanwhile, police are puestioning the shooter's parrnts:and say this terrible accident shouldserve as a reminder:(police soo)(make sure you prooerly store guns) kc fox 45 news at 10 3& police are still looking in to how the kids goo &pahold f the guns and who own ttem. baltimore city police have arrested a man --- in the earlier ttis week. week.wwlliam carr is accused of shooting and killing 55 year old chong yim during a robbery.it happened outside this shopping centerron erdman avenue ttesday. carr as released from prison a yearr ago after a 20 year sentence for armed robbery and assault. we can help you track criminal aativity in your neighborhood. gooto fox baltimore dot com and sign up for "spot crime." we'll send you e-mail a

studied at the college less than two hours from white sulphur springs he took the leaderboard with webb simpson webb simpson sorry both are on seven and a shot back is first round leader trouble in big names phil mickelson and defending champion she would appleby failed to make the cut. while at the r.h. open a real sharp british open champion down clark missing the cut very disappointing man of seventy four left in them won over for the tournament fellow major winner patrick harrington also goes home early germany's marcel c.m. is the one to catch him took the lead at the halfway stage with a can second consecutive round of sixty six that gives him a one stroke lead over saying and u.s. open went out rory mcilroy i think that along with that i went right down. and finally some ice hockey british school of became the n.h.l.'s highest paid goaltender when he joined the philadelphia flyers this summer the russian is currently on holiday in his home country and paul think reports the thirty one year old still found the time to pass on his skills to a new generation of netminders. it isn't

stars and whatnot. >> jimmy: webb pierce.n this? >> yeah, i got it now. >> jimmy: that's your car? >> oh my gosh. now, is this in detroit? 'cause i know you're a detroit guy. >> um hm. >> audience member: all right, detroit! >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely. you got one person out there. [ laughter ] i love detroit. what a beautiful place. i love it. [ laughter ] i love it. i had the best time. we chat -- i'm serious. the people of detroit are so nice. >> are you telling jokes? >> jimmy: no, i'm not. i'm being serious. [ laughter ] i had the best time. i went out there with -- i shot a movie out there and -- i mean it's so sad what's going on with the economy and everything out there but i had the greatest time, the nicest people. >> there's definitely -- the people there -- there's more style there. you know, just -- when you get some of the characters in a room together down there for like, the motown 50th, which i was a part of, and some other things like that, i mean, there's just nothing that's more colorful, more with style,

jim webb says it was for. me to resign. to resign. and sometimes. this is just respect. to. the other. men when i let out why they throwing this away from the pot. this should be recycled to. get it doesn't matter if it's big or small heideman else i'm in a. god this should be recycled. bad to me so this doesn't get recycled here. and here's the technology but no position. to proceed. in the midst of a decimal system works of gas. that's nice my brother home of the silver one it has only one carrier like it's just here's the gearstick i had my it's a great. one hundred my everything is already sorted. by they have a special system does the why do people exploit every item separately somebody i'll buy. oh. there's no so. the waves are coming. we're stuck in the middle. of. the water surrounding. that is a good evening and kind of the story tastes are unpleasant so never it is oh what do we do now we are experts in garbage that's the best time to demonstrate this let alone high society needs us only to seen that we're essentially saying that there's a body that one must have a

webb insists the weapon wasn't found out here. >> there's no way because the clean-up lady comes and cleans this playground every day. so for her to be cleaning up and not see a gun, there's no gun on that playground, no. >> reporter: that's not what the boy's mother claims. >> the gun was found on the playground. that's what he told me and the police. >> reporter: the mom says both she and her son are distraught and deeply sorry for what happened. >> i'm just sad. i'm depressed. i don't want to talk. my son walked to the other side, just want to be left alone. >> reporter: stacey cohan, fox 5 news. >> after the shooting the 5- year-old returned to his apartment with the gun where it was later found and removed by detectives. >>> a d.c. police officer indicted for the murders of a mother and her 1-year-old daughter. a grand jury has upgraded the charges against richmond phillips. he was originally charged with murder in the death of 20-year- old wynetta wright and manslaughter in the death of their baby jalen. wynetta was found in a park in hillcrest heights last month and the baby w

webb got back over the loudspeaker and said, that means you, lashbrook. up at the bubble, and i told her to curve her [ bleep ] with me, excuse my french. you all know i got a mouth when i get upset. or when i -- you know, there's no secret about that. i did hang up. i didn't stay on the phone for several minutes. it took me a few seconds to say, i -- i can't just hang up right on my wife, that would be rude and she was in tears and i don't want to be inconsiderate to the officer giving peay direct order. if i'm guilty of anything, i am guilty of verbal abuse. >> they didn't charge you with that. >> yeah. i'm not trying to be a pain in the ass or anything. >> i know you're not and i understand you not wanting to be disrespectful to your wife. but you still got to take responsibility for your actions. i mean really and i understand that. stuff happens. you admitted that you had to be told three times, three times, so that was enough times to lock down and i do -- you know, you have to do what you got to do, and i got to do what i got to do. >> all right. >

rick: david webb, us views of david webb, and the cofounder of tea party 365.to see you then. >> reporter: outgoing genal david petraeus spending his last year in uniform. we are right there with him. coming up in two minutes. rick: who war vets return to one of of the most famous battles in history. we'll speak with one shoulder and his journey and what he hopes people learn from it this 4th of july. >> i didn't think i would break down. i've been through a lot of different areas than this. you know, and i've always been good at it, i could handle anything, you know, but, oh, god seeing this -- oh -- i can still see it [crying] then have salad and biscuits followed by 1 of 7 delicious entrees and finish with something sweet all for just $15. right now at red lobster. with new extra-strength bayer advanc aspirin. it has microparticles, enters the bloodstream faster and rushes relief to the site of pain. it's clinically proven to relieve pain ice as fast. new bayer advanced aspirin. new newtons t thins. real cranberries and delicious cranberry citrus oat... ♪ or

. >> karrie webb for birdie at 14. >> nice read for karrie. she moves to plus 1.ittle rain shower. seo taking cover. >> she had a chance to really make a birdie and that will really solidify her position. >> roger, have you heard anything about the pace of play and running up the hill at 17? >> i have not. somebody may have said please speed up but i have not heard of any warnings going on. now the wind, downhill, wind helping a little bit from left to right. >> crucial to get this ball on the fairway, roger. >> very important. certainly make the next a lot easier. >> hole location's in a good spot back left. for the third shot if she can keep this in the fairway. >> this will be just fine. >> let's bring in the usga director of amateur status, rules of golf. bernie, you heard anything about this group being asked to pick up the pace? >> well, as they were finishing the 16th hole and going to the 17th tee, the group ahead of them on the par 5 were finishing putting and we like to have the people on the par 5s have hit their drives before the people on the green fi

that while ebony webb was cleaning the wound waiting for emts. >> yes. i was shaken.as a little upset more so. but that's it. i'm still shaken. >> reporter: police are trying to determine where the gun came from and who owned it to see if maryland gun safety laws were violated. >> i mean, that's just upset. we have a lot of those. so there ain't too much i can say about that. they live and learn. they're going to learn from this lesson today. yes, they are. >> once again, that was gary nurenberg reporting. the little boy is expected to recover. it is unlawful to store or leave a loaded firearm where a person knows or should know that an unsupervised person under the age of 16 could gain access to it. >>> well, new tonight it looks like a place to overturn immigration to get in state tuition is moving forward. tonight opponents of the measure submitted the last significants they believe are need -- signatures they believe are needed to put the measure on the 2012 ballot. they handed the registers around 8:00 and they have more than 56,000 of the signatures and they --

long so fast to the checkered flag well the trial got the better of poll say twenty and made marc webb out for second place rushes with that troll finished well after starting from fourteen. i knew that it was a ruse to become so put on the truck. and being off the truck for any moment because the grass was very very wet. with no mistakes and you know because you know there is too far for the big three. now there's been another incident backed up or so to the to the front plenty of riders crashing and burning on stage nine with loosely on songes ducking danger to take the days on as such as battling it out with local favorite thomas both during the stage and in the overall standings birdlike coming in second all the day party accumulated enough points to secure the yellow jersey from star who showed with sanchez moving into second overall sunday ceasar another frenchman on the podium on sunday more losers than winners on the day though we've asked another veteran alexander to be a lot more of what was third overall of the two thousand and three to the france forced to pull out after br

is a group of three including spain's make him aneath he's alongside americans and it is clever and webb simpson well the shot of the day even though this one from him in there isn't bad it still came from dustin johnson how we won for him the path three sixteenth's eventually ending that day at even par despite being for over one point. fly straight into the cup. but u.s. open champion and favorite rory mcilroy finished at one i have a normal richmond he's beating to become the youngest open champion since one thousand nine hundred three made a poor start with at the first hours before covering to cardiff seventy one and that's how he was much by luke donald the new world number one and winner at last week's scottish open but the day belonged to the two front runners lewis. all of the week changes were dramatically in the gulf but. try and see if we can do the same tomorrow. a long way to leave in the distro women but you're always going to be police with shooting a good number the first day because you can play your way out of it but you can never win it on the first day but we have to

. >>> maryland senator mikulski says a congressional vote to stop funning for the james webb telescopehe called for a vote by the house appropriation subcommittee misguided. and she says it will stall scientific progress as well as discovery. the web telescope is planned as a successor to the aging hubble space telescope. and that is run by space telescope science institute in baltimore. >>> speaking of senator mikulski. she is take her jobs tour to the eastern shore. she is touring the state talking with people about which parts of the government are work and which warts are not. -- working and which parts are not. she will discuss access to credit and trade issues when she meets with representatives from the seafood and poultry i dust dries. >>> a study found dangers to know about in cribs. 9,000 children end up in emergency rooms because of cribs or bassinets. your child's crib should contain a mattress and tight fitting. she don't use blankets, pillows or bumpers and make sure it meets current safety standards and is not part of a recall. >>> 6:48. talk about an amazing reunion. si

to the line that we change the overall lead in the standings he still seventy seven points clear of webb at the top. post the strains heels and nine races remaining. and finally did not tell you about the cover of better races taken the overall title at the world water skiing championships just outside moscow and which a downpour feat was there to see her do it. the weather in a sense you're perfect for the final day of award water skiing championships in. a small china hundred twenty kilometers north of moscow. you had to make it in to be a lympics event as big as it gets for competitors it's very well looked to take home the biggest prize or more to. stop women's tricks of any age you ever compared to does try to put in as many moves as quickly as possible trying to get top marks from the judges. a lot of the ways that we practice. we use trampolines to kind of you know bounce and we write our skis a lot just the field edges and turns in and it just takes a lot of falls in order to start learning the trick to move certainly looks picture of a take a lot of practice to get it right so y

you finished his first round shot behind on four on the par along with americans lucas glover and webb simpson. but of the shot of the day came from american dustin johnson. holding one at the pass three sixteenth's for the american eventually end of the day and even par despite being for over one point. the us open champion and the favorite rory mcilroy finished one over par the northern irishman is bidding to become the youngest open champion since eight hundred ninety three but he had a poor start the focus of the first and third holes before recovering to carter seven she won his second round will begin shortly and he'll be followed by new world number one luke donald who also hit a seventy one. but it was beyond he was well placed and he wasn't getting carried away and michael was stressed is still a long way to go. but all of a sudden you know do we change is very dramatically in a day is that in days gone but. that's part of it and i will try and see if we can do the same tomorrow in a long way too early in the distro man but you're always going to be pleased with what shooting

and studied at a college less than two hours from white sulphur springs he tops the leaderboard with webbsimpson who are both on seven under a short back is first round leader trouble in women big names for mickelson and defending champion. failed to make the cut. while it may our show been a real short british open champion darren clarke missing the cut very disappointing man of seventy four him one on one over for the tournament fellow major winner potter carrington or so goes home early germany's marcel c.m. is the one to catch at the moment and to believe that way stage with the second consecutive round of sixty six and that gives him a one stroke lead to seeing both going up for american royalty here six shots back along with fellow argument graeme mcdowell. finally ice hockey blue skull of became the n.h.l.'s highest paid goaltender when he joined the philadelphia flyers this summer the russian is currently on holiday in his home country and. reports the thirty one year old still found time to pass on his skills to a new generation of net minus. it isn't very often that you get to s

jimenez we finished yesterday shot behind on four under par along with americans lucas glover and webb simpson him and over some great shots but the shot of the day even though this one from the spaniard was pretty good came from dustin johnson. a hole in one for him at the pass sixteenth. straight into the cup eventually he ended the first day even despite being for over one point. meanwhile u.s. open champion and favorite rory mcilroy finished at one i have a pug nor marshman is bidding to become the youngest open champion since one thousand nine hundred three the had a poor start with babies the first and third holes before recovering to cardiff seventy one his second round starts in three as time shortly followed by new world number one luke donald who also had a seventy one yesterday so be all well placed but he isn't getting carried away michael boyd has still along like the guy. although you know the week changes rather dramatically in a day that in days go but. that's part of and i will try and see if we can do the same tomorrow a long way to leave in the the strawman but you'r

them is a group with three clearing spain's meager ines he's alongside americans and he is clever and webb simpson well the shot of the day even though this one from him you know isn't bad it's all came from dustin johnson the holy one for him the past three sixteenth century ending that day even part aspire to being for over one point fly straight into the cup. but u.s. open champion and favorite rory mcilroy finished one over par the northern irishman is beating to become the youngest open champion since one thousand nine hundred three made a poor start with the first before covering the card at seventy one and that's how he was matched by luke donald the new world number one and winner at last week's scottish open but the day belonged to the two front runners lewis your. changes were dramatically. but. it's just part of them try and see if you can do the same trim or. a long way of the storm and you're always going to be police shooting a good number because you can play your way out of it but you can never win. not a good day though for the favorite in the tour de france defending cham

group of three including spain's migo angle jimenez and he's alongside americans lucas glover and webb simpson. the shot of the day. came from john. hartley one for him the path three sixteen eventually ending the day even despite being for over one point. the us open champion and the favorite rory mcilroy finished one over par than ordinary when he's getting to become the youngest open champion since eighty nine to three major who will start with. having to cart a seventy runs and that tally was matched by the new world number one and winner last week scottish open but the day belonged to the two front runners lewis. changes were dramatically and. that's part of. see if you can do the same term or. a long way to the end of the strawman but you're always going to be placed with you. because you can play your way out of a. very good after a good start. wasn't a great day for the favorites in the tour de france defending champion alberto contador losing another fourteen seconds to his rivals as the race. staged. by spain's sanchez while the frenchman thomas voeckler did enough to keep th

he's alongside americans lucas glover and webb simpson well the shot of the day even though this from him it isn't bad at all came from dustin johnson how we won for him the past three sixteenth eventually ending the first day even despite being for over one point straight into the cup this one meanwhile u.s. open champion and favorite rory mcilroy finished one over par the northern irishman whose beating to become the youngest open champion since eighty ninety three made a poor start with the holes before covering the card a seventy one and that tally was matched by new world number one link donald but that day did belong to the two front runners who is the all mcelroy stress there's still a long way to go. to reach changes were dramatically in a goal but. that's part of. try and see if you can do the same time or. a long way to the strawman but you're always going to be pleased with shooting a good number because you can play your way out of it but you can never win. this fifty four more goals to go. of the. i can relax from the tournaments i suppose but. now. it's nice to get the f

investigative journalist webb the top he's in the libyan capital says russia needs to take counsel measures to outweigh any legal actions of coalition forces that. the nato operation is already flagrantly illegal because of the way they're they're violating let me put it this way lucian violates the charter nato is violating the resolution they've got to see blockade go in here nato air power is used to protect armed gangs packed full of al qaeda and other terrorists and it's used to attack civilians i've seen homes here where four or five little children essentially preschool kids were killed in the middle of the night. by. forty thousand feet that is a very cowardly way to wage war so we're in the midst now of international and certainly countries like russia would be very well advised to do something urgently to try to restore the rule of international law and that would mean. more energetic measures against what the united states britain and france are doing. well with the war in libya the focal point of international relations artie's gained access to can happen in a targeted tripoli s

and find out why more than eleven million websites have blacklisted like john webb said changing google. powerful earthquake has hit japan media thing prompting fares of a tsunami boss waves of the country still line rain after much this huge earthquake triggered disaster which destroyed whole towns and killed more than fourteen thousand people before months on and mammoth reconstruction efforts is taking place along the country's northern coast people's emotional distress will take much longer to repair thomas reports. as the waves crash against a damage to sea wall on the japanese coast volunteers who work tirelessly to clean up the debris and bring some sense of normalcy back to the area. i want to tell people we need more help more supplies and things are still behind here beyond the physical destruction and there is a distressing psychological factor as well the city if you want he is right on the edge of the twenty kilometer exclusion zone for radiation contamination in fact in a recent study by japan's nuclear safety commission forty five percent of one thousand children tested i

that we're winning in other words i don't see that we're forcing it off and really and as senator jim webb asked in a hearing not too long ago three or four days ago when are we going to introduce ground troops because that seems to be the only way we're going to change this precarious balance that we've set up between the revolutionary forces of the war and i could offer your regime on the other side. and it's heading out to another country the u.s. has extended its drone strikes. down fly all non combat operations in six countries into how warren says. all these drone science. well these drone strikes are an incredible development i often look at people who are so ardently in favor of them and say i would like to have them over manhattan. to have them over houston or los angeles because that's what's going to come in the future of the chinese are already working hard on developing their own armed drones i'm sure other countries will do so in the future so if the if this becomes a principle development in warfare we're going to get it thrust on us at some time in the in the future perhaps

eric cantor voted for all those for bush's wars an iraqi foreign minister webb in for the tax cuts now these guys don't want to pay the bill they're kind of got a. bad at the tax cuts for the rich that bush is or is somehow the compromise means that these this three children dollars will be paid for by eliminating benefits for the working class b. american people the elderly people on social security didn't encourage it gets better and is receiving better veterans' benefits didn't increase the debt it was the result of bush's wars bush's tax cuts while spending for these programs. earlier this week media mogul rupert murdoch appeared before a u.k. parliamentary inquiry on the phone hacking scandal by he now could face legal challenges in the u.s. over claims the voice mails of nine eleven victims were also targeted his son news international chairman james murdoch has been accused of trying to mislead british m.p.'s after saying he was unaware of the true extent of phone hacking by reporters on prime minister david cameron led to calls for him to answer further questions after his evid

he's alongside americans and you can see clever and webb simpson well the showing of the day even though it is from human it isn't bad at all came from dustin johnson only one thing in the past three sixteenth eventually ending the day even despite being for over one point straight into the cup this one meanwhile u.s. open champion and favorite rory mcilroy finished one over par and all norrish when he's beating to become the youngest i can champion since eighty ninety three made a poor start with. covering i seventy one and that tally was much my new world number one link downward but if you belong to the two front runners you all their mcelroy stress is still a long way to go. the week changes were dramatically. but. that's part of for them. and see if you can do the same term or. long way to the end of the strawman but you're always going to be pleased. because you can play your way out of it but you can never win in the first. district before all to go. i can relax from the tournaments over i suppose but. you know it's nice to get the first round out of the way and it's also nice. to

fernando alonso and mark webber to claim his second victory of the season at the german grand prix webbassaultive on pole as a. kid but hamilton to believe that the first well champions the boston details spawn off with one one point. still managed to finish fourth while a true battle unfolded while the podium places hamilton kept losing and regaining control of the rays before eventually beating both along the line the tell me while retains the overall lead lying uncomfortable seventy seven points ahead of red bull to make it so hamilton and alone so close on the australian though with nine races still to go they see as championship. the emotion of. the energy that the team put in the into the team into into the car and the effort they put in. and when we don't see result side this think it's slowly builds up so when you finally do get the sweet spot and get it i think it's just. it's just you know it's just couldn't get any better i think we really never expected to come in this weekend and be so fast pace is still not meanwhile has won america most edge big romper a gallop for now th

second spot in the overall standings started from pole in nation of god but even before it became webb following an early crash in the opening session he returned only for the second race and had to settle for seventh overall we would relinquish his overall lead the muscovite was overtaken by eventual winner alexander for all of the new leader also badly damaged is c but the race was stopped after that and he was awarded maximum points and for all of went on to win the second try session in a different car. to secure a seventy two point cushion at the chop for more stages will follow before the end of the season in october. i'm fine the relations between the stones and russians living in the baltic state have been strained over the last decade however one man has come up with a novel way to get the two communities interacting again and it's through brother richard paul fleet explains how. thank you yes. there. you were in tyranny a stone you will russian on this pitch only english below don't buy this man john sweet a former major in the british army he's been living in tallinn for the

webb and his team scour the world looking for remains.ese are fathers. these are brothers. these are husbands. these are men that need to be brought back home. >> reporter: so far, more than 1,700 american service men who were m.i.a. have now been identified and after hearing that boxes of remains had been turned over by the north koreans, linda brought her family in 2009 to the j-pa offices only to learn. >> they did not think ralph had been there so we had very little reason to hope. >> i just figured that that was -- >> reporter: still, marvin carlson gave a dna sample. >> it becomes a real delicate balance of trying to keep families informed, but not raise maybe false hopes. >> reporter: more than a year went by. nothing. then, suddenly. >> dad called me and he started choking up and then he started crying and telling me that the army from ft. knox had called him and they have identified ralph and he was overcome with emotion and so was i. >> reporter: not only would ralph be coming home, he would be buried with full military honors w

doug schoen, david webb, always good to see you. >> always good to see you.t means we're tracking some major developments in the 2012 race for the white house. here inside america's election headquarters this is what we have for you today. president obama launching a new effort to court the hispanic vote addressing the nation's largest latina civil rights group today as republicans and democrats wage an all-out spanish language ad war in key western battleground states. alicia acuna joins us leave from denver with that story. >> hi, martha. specifically, we're talking about colorado, new mexico and nevada, three states president obama won in 2008, and his democratic strategists are saying he must hold on to them in his re-election bid. but the gop is now saying it's going after those latino votes saying they believe it could be in play. now, in mid july the republican national committee released spanish language ads targeting groups in the three western states i just mentioned. the rnc says it's highlighting the president's record on the economy and, more imp

let me turn to an issue that senator webb raised with you. and that is sea power. the fact is that our navy currently has the fewest numbers of ships since before world war i. now, our ships are clearly more capable than they used to be. but as an admiral once told me, quantity has a quality of its own. and you do need to have a sufficient number of ships. i'm concerned by what we see in china with an enormous build-up by the chinese of their fleet. i'm concerned by a february of this year report by the navy on surface ship readiness that found that 60% of the fleet is underway at any given time. 43% is forward deployed. those figures represent historic high percentages. our national security demands are growing. the ships are now going to be playing a very important role in ballistic missile defense. and the fact is, that we have a gap between the 285-ship navy that we currently have, and the 313 ship navy that the cno has described repeatedly as the floor, as the absolute minimum. so first question, do you support the navy's goal of increasing the number of ships

. >> reporter: ebony webb said she was there when the 4-year- old boy ran into his apartment after he was shot. she called 911 and helped clean up the wound. >> we just heard the big boom, the big shot. so my son came in the house i got shot, it hurt. so i just took him upstairs and cleaned the wound. >> reporter: police say after the shooting they found the boy who pulled the trigger and the gun he used in his apartment. >> the handgun is the question here. how did the 5-year-old obtain the hand fun and who does it belong to? -- handgun and who does it belong to? >> reporter: officials transmitted the 4-year-old to children's hospital. fortunately the gunshot wound was not life threatening. meanwhile as police questioned the adults and others who had access to the apartment, they say this should serve as a reminder to all who keep guns in the home. >> this all comes down to gun safety. there are many people who own guns. we have to understand the proper storage of handguns is important. >> reporter: back out live in prince george's county police told me tonight they will get to the b

. >> reporter: setting and polishing mirrors for the james webb space telescope to accuracy he is of less than one millionth of an inch. >> this group is 130 people and we developed our own technology, our polishing robots to do the grinding and polishing. >> reporter: and it has good reason to be proud. the work done in here helps astronomers see and photograph objects in one has ever seen before in space at negative 440 degrees fahrenheit. >> the telescope is designed, mirrors are designed to collect light from the faintest obs that are up to 13.5 billion light years away. >> reporter: those image he eventually come back to us with photographs. proving nasa can call richmond for an out of this world project. in richmond, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> tinsley was started back in 1926 by a uc berkeley professor. it's been based in richmond for decades and is currently working on several classified projects for nasa. >>> well, google plus has enrolled 20 million users in just three weeks. the next step will be to lure more users with games and one blogger predicts google will c

webb: mr. president, first i would like to express my -- the presiding officer: we are in a quorum call. mr. webb: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. webb: mr. president, i would like to begin -- rebegin by expressing my appreciation for the remarks the senator from south dakota made about the need to help our veterans, particularly those that have been serving in these recent endeavors. i would like to express my personal appreciation once again for the service that his own son has given this country during this period and to the service of the senator from illinois, who is the ranking republican on this bill, and also to my own son for having served as an enlisted marine and infantryman in ramadi, iraq, in some of the worst fighting during that war. i rise today to discuss two amendments that senator warner and i have filed to this particular bill. each relates to the navy's proposal to home port a nuclear wea

i'm judge webb, the harris county magistrate court. >> the undercover operation in fortson, georgia isf the suspects caught in our sting are appearing before a local judge. >> i'm not here to determine if you're guilty or innocent. >> for most of the men the judge sets a bond of $40,000, restricts their use of a computer and interactions with minors, including their own children. >> you're not to have any unsupervised contact with your children. do they live with you full time? >> yes, ma'am. >> all right. as a condition of your bond, i'm going to permit the contact but it needs to be supervised. >> that was july 2006. a few months later, only two suspects remained in jail unable to make bond. george cleary and william raul. just about all the men who showed up at our sting house said they weren't going to do anything illegal. this man tries to argue his case at his bond hearing. >> i don't know for sure. i hear a little bit of talk about this girl. she's an actor. she's 20 years old, actually. >> the judge explains that this is not the time to submit a defense. that will be at a later

allen webb was a pretty good fund-raiser when he ran in 2010, he raised double what his opponent raisede with this he immediately upped the request for funds. will definitely raise his profile. for democrats it feeds into this narrative they have about tea party members being outside the mainstream, being extreme, and it also i think underscores another problem that republicans have and that's a woman problem. there are not a lot of women you see in leadership there and i think because it was from allen west -- the man to a woman, it does have this undercurrent of sexism to it. >> jeff, i want to go to something that she just brought up in regards to the whole issue of the face of the tea party. i've talked to some people who consider themselves members of the tea party and they cringe at allen west and joe walsh. we've seen him and chris matthews go at it earlier this week. it bothers them this is the face because it is going to marginalize them so they wouldn't be taken seriously. >> sure. the tea party has been constantly dealing with the image of being crazy as opposed to substantiv

webb: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from virginia. mr. webb: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent to speak as if in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. webb: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i would like to express my support for the majority leader's plan to raise the debt ceiling and reduce the deficit. our nation, as we all know, faces a looming crisis. the markets have already warned us. businesses are already postponing investments. we know the consequences of inaction. they are predictable. borrowing costs for businesses and individuals will escalate. interest payments on the debt will grow, and already anemic job growth will decline. our nation will run the risk of another financial catastrophe and possibly a return to recession. as chamber noo chairman bernanky staisd, the outcome would be calamitous. many americans are struggling. far too many remain out of work. they cannot be asked to absorb the shock waves owaves of yet ar failure toage. it's time, as the senator from texas pointed out and others ju

let me turn to an issue that senator webb raised with you. and that is sea power. the fact is that our navy currently has the fewest numbers of ships since before world war i. now, our ships are clearly more capable than they used to be. but as an admiral once told me, quantity has a quality of its own. and you do need to have a sufficient number of ships. i'm concerned by what we see in china with an enormous build-up by the chinese of their fleet. i'm concerned by a february of this year report by the navy on surface ship readiness that found that 60% of the fleet is underway at any given time. 43% is forward deployed. those figures represent historic high percentages. our national security demands are growing. the ships are now going to be playing a very important role in ballistic missile defense. and the fact is, that we have a gap between the 285-ship navy that we currently have, and the 313 ship navy that the cno has described repeatedly as the floor, as the absolute minimum. so first question, do you support the navy's goal of increasing the number of ships

jim webb announced he was not running for a second term.told my students i was not ready to announce anything, but i was leaning to do it. they tweeted it , and it hit the wire announcements. it was an example of social media, and everything you say is on the record. that is something that is very powerful. it is also proven to be a superb technique to reinstate a grass- to politics. the obama campaign use grass- roots volunteers because social media could connect people and inform people. those are significant. host: can we turn the question to you? how often do you use social media, and what you use? >> i use facebook, twitter, flicker, almost every day. i have been using everything every day. host: do you ever read the newspaper? >> i breed newspapers. i am a editor. guest: i have a guy doing an internship with me. he is the editor of the college paper ended as all of mine. it has -- it is all online. we are seen dramatic changes to the way journalists cover politicians. host: we are on the campus of george mason university, just a few m